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so no it doesn't affect me but filthy casuals with a skill issue
Casuals deserve having their money ripped out of them to get tickets.
I can't believe people really think that they should be rewarded the same compared to a player that actually went and did the challenge head on without using extra/dlc stuff/glitching their way to completion.
In what way has Capcom been "supportive" of speedrunners? I think you are taking them not patching every bug and glitch found by speedrunners and equating that for support, which is not what that is. Companies patch out exploits all the time, especially early in its release. Most devs don't want bugs and glitches in their games, but inevitably some get left behind because they are either low priority, simply overlooked, or are too hard to fix and as long as they aren't game breaking, there's not a big need to fix it.
And no the tickets aren't "cheat items", they are unnecessary time saver items for people who have money to spare. I don't think they are good, but most people aren't buying them and it costs Capcom very little to make them available for players they think will buy them. There's literal cheat programs and mods out there that let players do whatever they want. If it was about Capcom's greed, they would have made it so people couldn't mod the game lol
Ease of access always makes the "You can just download trainers" a very flimsy argument, because that's not the point. What makes it predatory is that the game is designed in such a way to make it seem very appealing and convenient. Someone should actually get the sales figures for these types of DLC instead of these wack theoretical arguments at this point.
I'm already gonna just do some digging since I think that's way too much effort for the average weirdo vs just literally making something up about social practice and how they feel that makes something more or less probable. I'm convinced that the game's design is enough incentive for most folks, but I think looking at the actual numbers would produce something more useful than whatever the hell "Capcom would have made it so people can't mod the game."
That's clearly a a move that courts controversy. If anything, it's never stopped people from making costumes for Monster Hunter and, not only that, that just means that people who mod payable costumes just end up creating an incentive to buy that content. It is not a black or white issue in terms of who does and does not benefit.
Their runs are illegitimate.
Are you kidding me? Capcom has been supporting speedrunning right form the start with RE games with almost every game in the series rewarding or at least scoring quick playthroughs positively. RE4 Remake has an outright in-game reference to a previous speedrunning glitch from OG RE4 The remake itself has multiple build in section skips for people to discover. Capcom has been one of the most speedrunner friendly companies there are at least with RE franchise.
On DLC tickets: They are cheat items just like good old school cheat codes are cheats. Even the cat ears are just unlockable cheat items. You just have this strange emotional baggage with the word cheat. I don't care that capcom is selling cheat items. I don't care if people use cheats it doesn't affect my enjoyment, but they are still cheat items.
As for Capcom preventing people from modding the game. That's just not something Capcom can do unless they put something like Easy Anti-Cheat on a single player game and start banning people for trainers. Which would be an extremely goofy PR move so they won't.
speedrunners won't care, the run just changes and they adapt, or run older versions (which barely anyone does even if they can, people run the latest patch usually)
insane take
No they aren't. There are multiple categories for a reason. The category these glitches were used in remain unaffected by any patching.
Speedrun.com does not get to decide. Whoever gets the fastest time on the new patch is the true king.
Bro I already beat the superior OG countless times. Meanwhile you haven't even beaten it on pro HAHA!
Ah sorry my mistake.