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In the Concept Art, they mention about this
In the story mode, you do get to see the human Kung Lao and Liu Kang (ie the flashback boat scene). You just don't have them in an actual gameplay fight. Therefore the assets for them are in the story mode (I assume the story renders use the same assets).
You could answer having a future raiden makes no sense at all as well, but i could argue that against the whole game :) Its just more content for users, which in my book is no bad thing (as long as all of it isn't paid DLC.
Um, which has exactly answered all your queries. they are in the story mode (IN THE PAST) and the reason you fight the older versions in versus is because you aint unlocked their revenant skins yet. Coherent argument much?
i've already explained that they are in the story (although set in the past and you don't get to use or fight them in gameplay terms). But the assets are there so they've modelled them and you have seen them as their past selves (so they are as you say 'a thing'. I've already agreed with you though that the revenants should have been the default versions, with the older selves as unlockables. I can't really add anything more so I'll leave it at that.
The reason why these what if costumes appear as their default costumes is for multiple reasons. One it's what the fans want/expect. Two they don't want to spoil the story, and Three because they didn't want the player select screen to be filled with Revenant characters.
No, what you're saying isn't true.
The situation I explained above is the reason why things are the way they are. It's confirmed in the concept art and on the live steams Neatherrealm has done.
What Rose was asking was why their older selves costumes appear at all given that the majority of the (non-DLC) costumes actually appear in the Story Mode, and as I explained above it was entirely for fan-service reasons. It has nothing to with what costumes you've unlocked.
Also their older outfit art assests weren't already there. They had to be made. They were made specifically for the players who are fans of Liu Kang, Kung Lao, and Kitana who didn't want to play as their Revenant forms. It was also (according to Neatherrealm) a fun project for their artists getting to design older (non-canon) versions of the characters.
Didn't want to respond on this thread again, but had to seeing the 'isn't true' bit.
Liu and Kung appear in non revenant forms in story mode, that is fact. (so thus true).
In versus+tower modes, the skins you face seem to be chosen at random from all the skins available to you that you have unlocked (so thus again true).
The reasons why developers have decided on which models should be default I can quite understand, but please don't accuse other posters of lying thanks.