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HeresGwenny sở hữu New Gundam Breaker

9 Thg12, 2018 @ 6:36pm

Why is there so much hate on this game?

Its not gundam breaker 3, and it might be behind on the updates, but its not a buggy broken mess like some other games, and the combat isn't terrible, if anything its about the same as all the other gundam breakers.

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Nguyên văn bởi bluelyre:

Most of my issues stem from the lack of suit customization with abilities being completely tied to EX skills and Option skills not existing at all.

in GB3,

EX skills were tied to weapons unless they were awakening abilities like Trans-am, NT-D, or EXAM, and all EX attacks could eventually be mastered and used with any weapon/part. (but until then you had to have the correct parts equipped to use them.)
Builders parts were actually usable as more than accessories and stat increases, and many of the armor pieces and weapons doubled as option equipment with their own attacks.
You could have twelve Option Equipment at a time (these were mapped to the Dpad.)
Some armor pieces and weapons came with multiple weapons built in. ((For instance: Exia and 00 quan[t]'s swords also had their beam rifle forms if you used them as melee weapons; you didn't have to get the part twice for each weapon type.)
You could buy full kits for mobile suits, you didn't have to buy each part individually.
Actual gameplay flowed better than what we have here late game, and lock-on was actually useful.
All option parts and ex abilities were available at the start of a mission, except for transformations. (this was largely because GB3 is purely single player)
melee weapons had multiple possible animation sets, and ranged weapons could have multiple attack types.
being attacked by random players during missions was kind of cool.
There was a NG+ with harder difficulty

That isn't to say that GB3 was without problems.
The stat system was grindy and kind of pointless. (but it was a bit of cathartic for me once i started getting legendary parts.)
Combining equipment for extra stat modifiers was mostly fluff, but was borderline absurd late game due to a lack of stat caps.
The idea of having elemental weapons was neat, but pointless.
Having rate-up locations for appear randomly for mobile suits did break monotony, but the levels were overly long often consisting of three zones.
This game also had stunlock problems with certain weapons.
melee and ranged weapons having random attack types really just made the game more grindy.
random mook mobile suits were mostly filler and worthless.
The objective system was poorly executed.
The random players had a limited set of suits, and only happened during specific points in missions.
NG+ was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

(I kinda liked the story in GB3, but it was mostly ironically. I won't mention it.)

In this game:
All abilities are tied to EX slots, we don't get option equipment, but we do get 4 more slots.
All pieces have at least one ability tied to it.
There is no parts leveling, everything is plug and play.
All builders parts have been reduced to trait-like stat boosts (I have no idea why, they could have worked as EX actions if the devs put two and two together.)
Option equipment is gone, replaced with the in-game part swapping system.
All EX abilities are locked at the start, and are randomly unlocked as the game progresses.
Restricting all combat to a single arena makes gameplay flow faster, which is better i think?
Most of the Objectives in the system do promote competition.
as for problems this game has:
Tying EX actions to armor pieces means all of them must have at least one; as an effect most of them are exactly the same.
builders parts have detrimental effects that are often worse than the benefit.
No parts leveling or improving means that there is no sense of progression in single player beyond the amount of parts you have.
part swapping system breaks gameplay flow due to encouraging players to try to pick up the parts they lost instead of promoting aggression.
Locking EX abilities and randomly awarding them sounds good on paper, but instead slows the start of combat and bases potential victory on the roll of a dice for PVP.
No parts mastery means you have to use a specific part to use the abilities you like.
There are mobs in 3v3 pvp.
Several of the objectives serve as little more than filler.
No NG+

There's most definitely more i could add, but this is what i came up with off the top of my head.

(Story was okay, but kinda there. except for shion's story line. for shion reasons.)

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Tarsier

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 5:38pm

Nguyên văn bởi Außenseiter:
There are like 3 or 4 "people" constantly attacking everyone who is even remotely positive about the game.
It's easy to identify and block them. Don't reply to them. Don't knowledge their existence. They don't care about video games or gundam franchise in particular.
They are there just to troll people. They will go into every new topic and poop there without contributing anything. Bonus points for neither of them owning the game.

Don't feed them with attention.

You have never once addressed any of this game's flaws.

#121

HeresGwenny sở hữu New Gundam Breaker

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 5:54pm

I'll atleast type up why I genuinely like this game, even though I'm sure everything I say will be attacked for being "wrong" and told that their opinions are facts. The first reason I like this game is pretty small and silly, someone stole my gundam breaker 3 cartridge that I had for vita. I already bought the game twice before and didn't really want to do that again.

I think the combats pretty fun, and atleast to me it doesn't feel that different from GB3. My two major qualms with the combat is the lock on (if you don't change it to not target crates, but that's an easy fix so I guess it's not really an issue to me anymore), and not really being able to do too much when the entire enemy team decides "♥♥♥♥ the objective lets just jump that ♥♥♥♥♥".

The story is mediocre, but I've found that to be true of all the GB games, and I'm honestly not in it for a deep, emotional story about people that make plastic gundam models, I just wan't to zoom around and fight ♥♥♥♥, so that doesn't bother me.

The customizing your own gundam is extremely fun, atleast to me, I love to customize ♥♥♥♥ in games and being able to take out your own marie sue of a gundam onto a battlefield just tickles me in all the right ways.

I haven't found the controls to be an issue (I use a controller, and I find that they're pretty intuitive), and I haven't really came across any bugs, the only one I can remember was when big zam got his big leg stuck in the big pyramid.

I know this probably isn't very concise but I think it's harder for me to say why I hate a game then why I like it, it's just a fun arcadey game to me.

(Also before anyone say's "B-B-BBUT IT NEEDS A CONTROLLER WHAAAAA? UNACCEPTABLE, WRONG, YOU'RE FAKE NEWS THIS GAMES ♥♥♥♥ BECAUSE YOU NEED A CONTROLLER, GO EAT YOUR MOTHERS ♥♥♥♥ COVERED JORTS" the reason needing a controller doesn't bug me, is because dark souls is essentially impossible to play without a controller and it's not really a huge issue)

#122

Adachi Ame 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 6:07pm

Nguyên văn bởi Rev. Dr. Gwebby Gweberson Esq.:
I'll atleast type up why I genuinely like this game, even though I'm sure everything I say will be attacked for being "wrong" and told that their opinions are facts. The first reason I like this game is pretty small and silly, someone stole my gundam breaker 3 cartridge that I had for vita. I already bought the game twice before and didn't really want to do that again.

I think the combats pretty fun, and atleast to me it doesn't feel that different from GB3. My two major qualms with the combat is the lock on (if you don't change it to not target crates, but that's an easy fix so I guess it's not really an issue to me anymore), and not really being able to do too much when the entire enemy team decides "♥♥♥♥ the objective lets just jump that ♥♥♥♥♥".

The story is mediocre, but I've found that to be true of all the GB games, and I'm honestly not in it for a deep, emotional story about people that make plastic gundam models, I just wan't to zoom around and fight ♥♥♥♥, so that doesn't bother me.

The customizing your own gundam is extremely fun, atleast to me, I love to customize ♥♥♥♥ in games and being able to take out your own marie sue of a gundam onto a battlefield just tickles me in all the right ways.

I haven't found the controls to be an issue (I use a controller, and I find that they're pretty intuitive), and I haven't really came across any bugs, the only one I can remember was when big zam got his big leg stuck in the big pyramid.

I know this probably isn't very concise but I think it's harder for me to say why I hate a game then why I like it, it's just a fun arcadey game to me.

(Also before anyone say's "B-B-BBUT IT NEEDS A CONTROLLER WHAAAAA? UNACCEPTABLE, WRONG, YOU'RE FAKE NEWS THIS GAMES ♥♥♥♥ BECAUSE YOU NEED A CONTROLLER, GO EAT YOUR MOTHERS ♥♥♥♥ COVERED JORTS" the reason needing a controller doesn't bug me, is because dark souls is essentially impossible to play without a controller and it's not really a huge issue)

See, that's fair. Not going to get "attacked" for feeling the way you do. I honestly am glad you have found something to enjoy in this game. Be honest with yourself, and form your own stance on games, that's all this board should have been.

Sadly, that's not how the board ended out as. A lot of people who do own the game on PC and/or Steam tend to avoid this board due to the state of the board currently. And the ones that are still here, are ones that have too much patience, naive hope of things getting better eventually here(I'm refering to me in this case), trolls, and the more toxic white knights about this game.

It's sad that this board couldn't be a welcoming and friendly place for gundam fans... Well there is always Discord, right? eh heh...huuuuuh...

Lần sửa cuối bởi Adachi Ame; 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 6:09pm

#123

Ralen

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 6:34pm

Nguyên văn bởi Rev. Dr. Gwebby Gweberson Esq.:
[snip]

The sad thing is most that actually like this game have stated time and time again why they like it. The trolls and the haters just like to conveniently ignore all of those posts and go back to attacking anyone in the community that likes this game or supports it.

I think the overall gameplay of New Gundam Breaker is more fun than Gundam Breaker 3. Before this series was a tedious and repetitive dungeon crawl (a la Diablo 3) of going down linear corridors and killing trash mobs. This game tossed out that tired formula by giving us more open maps with revolving objectives that aren't just about destroying cannon fodder.

Even though the story isn't the greatest, I prefer it over the absolutely ludicrous and linear premise of Gundam Breaker 3. Giving us branching paths with different romance choices was nice, even if there isn't that much difference between the playthroughs. GB3 forced you down one linear path that was on rails the entire experience.

NGB is also at least a bit more grounded as it's an internal high school conflict, whereas Gundam Breaker 3 was a global tournament that ends with a finale in space.... I also like that this game doesn't take itself too seriously and realizes the absurdity of plastic model kits fighting, while Gundam Breaker 3 was far too serious with the lives of millions at stake if you didn't win.

From a technical standpoint, this is the best looking Gundam Breaker with the best visuals, the highest resolution, and the best performance. NGB also now has the largest roster out of all of the Breaker games, meaning we have more options for truly creating our dream gunpla.

Another reason I like this game more is because it got rid of the tedious part grinding that wasn't fun in GB3 and allowed us to build the gunpla we want without the need to min-max or spend tens of hours maxing out parts. Having stats mostly tied to the inner frame instead of individual pieces allows the game to be much more skill-driven and means you don't have to constantly grind the same gunpla sets over and over just to acquire higher tiers.

All in all, there are a multitude of reasons why I think New Gundam Breaker is the best game in the series yet and why it's not the train wreck that many of the naysayers claim. But alas, they won't read or consider any of these points and will resort to their predictable personal attacks and insults to try and undermine and fragment the community.

I think New Gundam Breaker is a decent reboot of the series and I think a sequel that refines the concepts of this game could be a huge success. I'd be far more in favor of an evolution of this game's foundation, rather than a return to what we had in Gundam Breaker 3.

#124

Adachi Ame 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:16pm

Nguyên văn bởi Kamille Bidan:
-Snips out the long post that says basically nothing but bash GB3, get NGB instead-

*Blinks at* I'm not sure what's sadder of a prospect, you lying to fool others, or the chance that you might be believing what you are saying as truth. Cause all you are doing is spreading pointless and false misinformation, you getting paid for this or something? Or are you just a Troll that loves to continue to stir up conflict, when people call you out on your bs statements and "Facts". You turn tail and run.

#125

Lavian 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:18pm

Nguyên văn bởi Kamille Bidan:
Nguyên văn bởi Rev. Dr. Gwebby Gweberson Esq.:
[snip]
The sad thing is most that actually like this game have stated time and time again why they like it. The trolls and the haters just like to conveniently ignore all of those posts and go back to attacking anyone in the community that likes this game or supports it.

1. I think the overall gameplay of New Gundam Breaker is more fun than Gundam Breaker 3. Before this series was a tedious and repetitive dungeon crawl (a la Diablo 3) of going down linear corridors and killing trash mobs. This game tossed out that tired formula by giving us more open maps with revolving objectives that aren't just about destroying cannon fodder.

2. Even though the story isn't the greatest, I prefer it over the absolutely ludicrous and linear premise of Gundam Breaker 3. Giving us branching paths with different romance choices was nice, even if there isn't that much difference between the playthroughs. GB3 forced you down one linear path that was on rails the entire experience.

2 (cont.). NGB is also at least a bit more grounded as it's an internal high school conflict, whereas Gundam Breaker 3 was a global tournament that ends with a finale in space.... I also like that this game doesn't take itself too seriously and realizes the absurdity of plastic model kits fighting, while Gundam Breaker 3 was far too serious with the lives of millions at stake if you didn't win.

3. From a technical standpoint, this is the best looking Gundam Breaker with the best visuals, the highest resolution, and the best performance. NGB also now has the largest roster out of all of the Breaker games, meaning we have more options for truly creating our dream gunpla.

4. Another reason I like this game more is because it got rid of the tedious part grinding that wasn't fun in GB3 and allowed us to build the gunpla we want without the need to min-max or spend tens of hours maxing out parts. Having stats mostly tied to the inner frame instead of individual pieces allows the game to be much more skill-driven and means you don't have to constantly grind the same gunpla sets over and over just to acquire higher tiers.

5. All in all, there are a multitude of reasons why I think New Gundam Breaker is the best game in the series yet and why it's not the train wreck that many of the naysayers claim. But alas, they won't read or consider any of these points and will resort to their predictable personal attacks and insults to try and undermine and fragment the community.

I think New Gundam Breaker is a decent reboot of the series and I think a sequel that refines the concepts of this game could be a huge success. I'd be far more in favor of an evolution of this game's foundation, rather than a return to what we had in Gundam Breaker 3.

We've been over this before, so I'll keep this relatively short.

1. New Gundam Breaker is absoultely about killing cannon fodder. That's actually how you get points and win. It actively encourages you to ignore the enemy team so you can complete objectives, which consist of "kill x number of trash unit y". The gameplay is also sluggish and clunky. This is as opposed to the increasing fluidity of the previous titles.

2. Gundam Breaker 3 doesn't take itself that seriously. The storyline is about a couple of players going to larger and larger tournaments to help raise the profile of the shopping district they play at. Also, as far as I remember, in the ending, the only lives at stake were yours. The point was to destroy the structure you were in; not kill people.

2 (cont.). New Gundam Breaker's setting is utterly dumb. It's a Gunpla school where you're not allowed to battle Gunpla because a few students said so. Faculty can't possibly defy students and let other students participate in activities that are the defining feature of the school, right? It's horribly melodramatic. The characters are also a bunch of uninteresting cardboard cutouts that imitate their archetypes badly.

3. While it technically has higher resoultion and a bigger roster here (now, it wasn't that way until the latest patch), the aforementioned clunkiness comes through in the combat visuals. It doesn't look as good in motion.

4. Gundam Breaker 3 didn't require grinding unless you wanted to complete New Game++. Otherwise you can generally get by with whatever parts with a basic set of upgrades under natural progression. Furthermore, New Gundam Breaker isn't skill driven. The fact that you can equip whatever, have the worst skills, and no weapons (barring killing a flying mobile armor being a win condition), and still win is a testament to that.

5. They have been addressed. My post exists. QED. Also check any set of reviews. Thanks.

*edits were made to the above for organizational clarity

New Gundam Breaker is a flatly bad game. Refinement in sequels could make it good, but this one? It's very bad. Just flatly not fun to play.

Lần sửa cuối bởi Lavian; 23 Thg12, 2018 @ 12:56am

#126

Adachi Ame 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:29pm

Nguyên văn bởi Lavian:
Nguyên văn bởi Kamille Bidan:
The sad thing is most that actually like this game have stated time and time again why they like it. The trolls and the haters just like to conveniently ignore all of those posts and go back to attacking anyone in the community that likes this game or supports it.

1. I think the overall gameplay of New Gundam Breaker is more fun than Gundam Breaker 3. Before this series was a tedious and repetitive dungeon crawl (a la Diablo 3) of going down linear corridors and killing trash mobs. This game tossed out that tired formula by giving us more open maps with revolving objectives that aren't just about destroying cannon fodder.

2. Even though the story isn't the greatest, I prefer it over the absolutely ludicrous and linear premise of Gundam Breaker 3. Giving us branching paths with different romance choices was nice, even if there isn't that much difference between the playthroughs. GB3 forced you down one linear path that was on rails the entire experience.

3. NGB is also at least a bit more grounded as it's an internal high school conflict, whereas Gundam Breaker 3 was a global tournament that ends with a finale in space.... I also like that this game doesn't take itself too seriously and realizes the absurdity of plastic model kits fighting, while Gundam Breaker 3 was far too serious with the lives of millions at stake if you didn't win.

4. From a technical standpoint, this is the best looking Gundam Breaker with the best visuals, the highest resolution, and the best performance. NGB also now has the largest roster out of all of the Breaker games, meaning we have more options for truly creating our dream gunpla.

5. Another reason I like this game more is because it got rid of the tedious part grinding that wasn't fun in GB3 and allowed us to build the gunpla we want without the need to min-max or spend tens of hours maxing out parts. Having stats mostly tied to the inner frame instead of individual pieces allows the game to be much more skill-driven and means you don't have to constantly grind the same gunpla sets over and over just to acquire higher tiers.

6. All in all, there are a multitude of reasons why I think New Gundam Breaker is the best game in the series yet and why it's not the train wreck that many of the naysayers claim. But alas, they won't read or consider any of these points and will resort to their predictable personal attacks and insults to try and undermine and fragment the community.

I think New Gundam Breaker is a decent reboot of the series and I think a sequel that refines the concepts of this game could be a huge success. I'd be far more in favor of an evolution of this game's foundation, rather than a return to what we had in Gundam Breaker 3.
We've been over this before, so I'll keep this relatively short.

1. New Gundam Breaker is absoultely about killing cannon fodder. That's actually how you get points and win. It actively encourages you to ignore the enemy team so you can complete objectives, which consist of "kill x number of trash unit y". The gameplay is also sluggish and clunky. This is as opposed to the increasing fluidity of the previous titles.

2. Gundam Breaker 3 doesn't take itself that seriously. The storyline is about a couple of players going to larger and larger tournaments to help raise the profile of the shopping district they play at. Also, as far as I remember, in the ending, the only lives at stake were yours. The point was to destroy the structure you were in; not kill people.

3. New Gundam Breaker's setting is utterly dumb. It's a Gunpla school where you're not allowed to battle Gunpla because a few students said so. Faculty can't possibly defy students and let other students participate in activities that are the defining feature of the school, right? It's horribly melodramatic. The characters are also a bunch of uninteresting cardboard cutouts that imitate their archetypes badly.

4. While it technically has higher resoultion and a bigger roster here (now, it wasn't that way until the latest patch), the aforementioned clunkiness comes through in the combat visuals. It doesn't look as good in motion.

5. Gundam Breaker 3 didn't require grinding unless you wanted to complete New Game++. Otherwise you can generally get by with whatever parts with a basic set of upgrades under natural progression. Furthermore, New Gundam Breaker isn't skill driven. The fact that you can equip whatever, have the worst skills, and no weapons (barring killing a flying mobile armor being a win condition), and still win is a testament to that.

6. My post. QED. Also check any set of reviews. Thanks.

New Gundam Breaker is a flatly bad game. Refinement in sequels could make it good, but this one? It's very bad. Just flatly not fun to play.

Sadly, I think they may be just a troll, who points and laughs at people that respond to his attempts at stirring up trouble. They are antagoistical, combative even when he lacks any grounds to stand on with his statements.

#127

Lavian 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:33pm

Nguyên văn bởi Adachi Ame:
Nguyên văn bởi Lavian:
We've been over this before, so I'll keep this relatively short.

1. New Gundam Breaker is absoultely about killing cannon fodder. That's actually how you get points and win. It actively encourages you to ignore the enemy team so you can complete objectives, which consist of "kill x number of trash unit y". The gameplay is also sluggish and clunky. This is as opposed to the increasing fluidity of the previous titles.

2. Gundam Breaker 3 doesn't take itself that seriously. The storyline is about a couple of players going to larger and larger tournaments to help raise the profile of the shopping district they play at. Also, as far as I remember, in the ending, the only lives at stake were yours. The point was to destroy the structure you were in; not kill people.

3. New Gundam Breaker's setting is utterly dumb. It's a Gunpla school where you're not allowed to battle Gunpla because a few students said so. Faculty can't possibly defy students and let other students participate in activities that are the defining feature of the school, right? It's horribly melodramatic. The characters are also a bunch of uninteresting cardboard cutouts that imitate their archetypes badly.

4. While it technically has higher resoultion and a bigger roster here (now, it wasn't that way until the latest patch), the aforementioned clunkiness comes through in the combat visuals. It doesn't look as good in motion.

5. Gundam Breaker 3 didn't require grinding unless you wanted to complete New Game++. Otherwise you can generally get by with whatever parts with a basic set of upgrades under natural progression. Furthermore, New Gundam Breaker isn't skill driven. The fact that you can equip whatever, have the worst skills, and no weapons (barring killing a flying mobile armor being a win condition), and still win is a testament to that.

6. My post. QED. Also check any set of reviews. Thanks.

New Gundam Breaker is a flatly bad game. Refinement in sequels could make it good, but this one? It's very bad. Just flatly not fun to play.
Sadly, I think they may be just a troll, who points and laughs at people that respond to his attempts at stirring up trouble. They are antagoistical, combative even when he lacks any grounds to stand on with his statements.

Oh I know. I've been runing under that assumption since his first thread. My post was more for the benefit of others, like the OP.

Though the OP already had an opinion as evidenced by:

Nguyên văn bởi Rev. Dr. Gwebby Gweberson Esq.:
the combat isn't terrible, if anything its about the same as all the other gundam breakers.

Which just isn't true, but the thread asked why the game isn't liked. That has been answered, even if the OP doesn't like or accept the answer.

Lần sửa cuối bởi Lavian; 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 10:04pm

#128

Adachi Ame 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:35pm

Nguyên văn bởi Lavian:
Nguyên văn bởi Adachi Ame:
Sadly, I think they may be just a troll, who points and laughs at people that respond to his attempts at stirring up trouble. They are antagoistical, combative even when he lacks any grounds to stand on with his statements.
Oh I know. I've been runing under that assumption since his first thread. My post was more fore the benefit of others, like the OP.

Though the OP already had an opinion as evidenced by:
Nguyên văn bởi Rev. Dr. Gwebby Gweberson Esq.:
the combat isn't terrible, if anything its about the same as all the other gundam breakers.
Which just isn't true, but the thread asked why the game isn't liked. That has been answered, even if the OP doesn't like or accept the answer.

Easy, now let's not stupe to Kamille levels, if they found some enjoyment in the game, let them have that. That is something to feel good about.

#129

Lavian 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:39pm

Nguyên văn bởi Adachi Ame:
Nguyên văn bởi Lavian:
Oh I know. I've been runing under that assumption since his first thread. My post was more fore the benefit of others, like the OP.

Though the OP already had an opinion as evidenced by:

Which just isn't true, but the thread asked why the game isn't liked. That has been answered, even if the OP doesn't like or accept the answer.
Easy, now let's not stupe to Kamille levels, if they found some enjoyment in the game, let them have that. That is something to feel good about.

I'm not saying the game can't be enjoyed. Slapping parts together is still fun. I'm just saying it's a bad game. The reasons it is considered so have been laid out. The OP has at points in this thread rejected some of those reasons, but they are the reasons nonetheless. Even if they have been personally rejected.

#130

HeresGwenny sở hữu New Gundam Breaker

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:42pm

It might not be true it just feels the same to me, I could easily be wrong since it's been a fear years since I've played GB3. I will say a lot of the trolls complaints about NGB can be applied to GB3, a game that is based around killing nothing but cannon fodder.
The story obviously insn't super serious or a big part of either games so bringing it up is kinda silly, I mean heck in GB3 you had an SD gundam as a sidekick (Which actually bothers the hell out of me, I hate SD gundam and being forced to play with one is....annoying to say the least) Not sure why graphics are an issue since there's games that have been released this year with doom level graphics that are rated very highly., NGB doesn't really seem to have a higher grind level than the previous interations, and while skill might not be an issue for you, I kind of suck at the game, and not putting together the correct skills has cost me more than a few missions.

To me saying this game is a bad game is like saying elite dangerous is a bad game, just because you couldn't get into it. What happened to the PS2/Gamecube era where it was fine to have a niche game?

Personal rejection could be the same reasons you don't like the game, these aren't facts we're working with, they're each others opinions. Though the side that dislikes the game seems to pretend they're facts.

Lần sửa cuối bởi HeresGwenny; 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:55pm

#131

Lavian 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:48pm

See what I mean?

I've played both of the games within the past few months. They're totally different in terms of the way the gameplay actually feels.

Also, Gundam Breaker 3 isn't really about killing cannon fodder. Fodder is mostly there to fill the little space between boss types, and build meter off of. Boss enemies are spawned at pretty much every wave (or literally every wave barring monolith destruction? Not sure.).

I've also spent a lot of time smashing player creations in Bounty Hunter mode.

Nothing is wrong with a niche game. Gundam games are generally niche games, and I've genuinely had a good time with every one that I've played until New Gundam Breaker. New Gundam Breaker is just bad at what it does.

I'm not saying you can't enjoy New Gundam Breaker. Go ahead if you enjoy it. Have a blast. Go Wild. You posted this thread to ask why the game is hated. I answered. That's all.

Lần sửa cuối bởi Lavian; 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:52pm

#132

HeresGwenny sở hữu New Gundam Breaker

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:50pm

Honestly this is never going to happen but my dream gundam game to get ported would be Extreme Vs. Full Boost, but that's never gonna happen.

#133

HeresGwenny sở hữu New Gundam Breaker

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:56pm

Nguyên văn bởi Lavian:
See what I mean?

I've played both of the games within the past few months. They're totally different in terms of the way the gameplay actually feels.

Also, Gundam Breaker 3 isn't really about killing cannon fodder. Fodder is mostly there to fill the little space between boss types, and build meter off of. Boss enemies are spawned at pretty much every wave (or literally every wave barring monolith destruction? Not sure.).

I've also spent a lot of time smashing player creations in Bounty Hunter mode.

Nothing is wrong with a niche game. Gundam games are generally niche games, and I've genuinely had a good time with every one that I've played until New Gundam Breaker. New Gundam Breaker is just bad at what it does.

I'm not saying you can't enjoy New Gundam Breaker. Go ahead if you enjoy it. Have a blast. Go Wild. You posted this thread to ask why the game is hated. I answered. That's all.

My problem is the users that are parading around saying the reasons that they hate the game are pure facts, not opinions, and attacking others for having them.
Like I'll be the first to say that the reasons I enjoy this game are my opinions, but having my opinions screamed at because other users think that their opinions are facts feels a bit silly.

Lần sửa cuối bởi HeresGwenny; 22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:57pm

#134

Tarsier

22 Thg12, 2018 @ 8:57pm

Nguyên văn bởi Rev. Dr. Gwebby Gweberson Esq.:
Nguyên văn bởi Lavian:
See what I mean?

I've played both of the games within the past few months. They're totally different in terms of the way the gameplay actually feels.

Also, Gundam Breaker 3 isn't really about killing cannon fodder. Fodder is mostly there to fill the little space between boss types, and build meter off of. Boss enemies are spawned at pretty much every wave (or literally every wave barring monolith destruction? Not sure.).

I've also spent a lot of time smashing player creations in Bounty Hunter mode.

Nothing is wrong with a niche game. Gundam games are generally niche games, and I've genuinely had a good time with every one that I've played until New Gundam Breaker. New Gundam Breaker is just bad at what it does.

I'm not saying you can't enjoy New Gundam Breaker. Go ahead if you enjoy it. Have a blast. Go Wild. You posted this thread to ask why the game is hated. I answered. That's all.
My problem is the users that are parading around saying the reasons that they hate the game are pure facts, not opinions, and attacking others for having them.
Like I'll be the first to say that the reasons I enjoy this game are my opinions, but having my opinions screamed at because other users think that their opinions are facts feels a bit silly.

Nobody does that though.