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i also feel thst people rely on their cameos far too much, using them explicitly to make unsafe-strings safe, its just boring and cheap imo. the string is unsafe for a reason, ofc depending on who youre fighting you csn lowpoke or whatever but thats a technicality.
another huge issue is being able to combo from throws, its so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ corny and cheap and i believe no character should be able to *coughcough* liukang-kunglao
What happens when you want switch characters? You're probably going to go to Youtube, find which kameo works best with your character, learn that kameo if you haven't already, THEN spend half an hour in training finding how to get maximum damage output with your primary character as well as how to setup your opponent for combos.
Again, this is for a SINGLE primary character and a SINGLE kameo. You'll have to repeat the whole process if you want to try another primary character. At that point, it'd be easier to learn a secondary character for tag mode, which I don't know how NRS didn't realize
Then there's the whole issue of balancing. If you're not using one that works well with your character, you're already at disadvantage. If you actually like the kameo as a character and want to pair them with your favorite primary character, you're probably not going to because, again, it leaves you at a disadvantage. And let's forget the players who only play meta kameos. Even if they're playing optimally, rewarding scummy behavior in any game is a stupid thing to do
2. All but broken online functionality -- effectively, a non-online functional fighting game that's "always online"
3. The sheer lack of content -- from stuff for causals to sink their teeth into, to the dearth of special attacks per character (compared to the last two MK games', even Ij2)
4. The arbitrary "re-racialisation" and unnecessary re-designing of stalwart, fan favourite characters
5. The "Kameo" assists in place of the co-op tag everyone wanted
6. The rather mediocre roster
7. Ill-suited, Injustice 3 leftover DLC
8. The retconning of the MK lore and story
9. Heinously overpriced
10. WB-NRS's lack of communication (much less, contrition) and the resultant consumer trust level being at an unprecedented low.