Why is there so much hate for this game?

[Ben'sOnScreen]

Honestly it is just annoying people won't even give this game a chance. I've seen so many people hate on this game for things that are just not true. i get everyone's entitled to their own opinion but damn this seems excessive. Personally i'm super hyped for this game, what i've seen has been promising and i love the fact that all future hero additions and regions etc will be free. i think we just need to wait for the beta and see after that.

[Shadow]

Mein Schweg eredeti hozzászólása:

-gameplay shows it sucks
-micro-transactions
-overpriced
-sjw / political / racial / minority agendas
-pre-order scam
-live service

Lol

[jjjaaayyy25]

A) They don't like the vanilla skins (even tho since day one they said there will be alternate skins to unlock..)
B) They are butthurt Deus Ex fans that are salty they won't be getting a new game for 10 years lol

[jjjaaayyy25]

Mein Schweg eredeti hozzászólása:

-gameplay shows it sucks
-micro-transactions
-overpriced
-sjw / political / racial / minority agendas
-pre-order scam
-live service

SjW pOlItIcAl RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Cyotey]

I wasn't sure what to think about the alpha gameplay but the recent gameplay has a buy from me. Its come a long way and I loved that they confirmed hero ultimate finishers for online co-op. I don't care for Kamala since she's just an SJW Mr. Fantastic but despite the look of trying to make a very unpopular character (compared to other Marvel superheroes) get popular and get more sales for her comics you won't have to play her for long. And who knows, maybe she's cooler than she looks. I'll give her a chance. She's just the catalyst for getting the Avengers back together and after that I'm sure the focus will be on the other characters more. Having a live service only for a game whether you play SP or not is never a good choice since not everyone wants to play with others. Microtransactions can easily be ignored. It's odd that you'll be earning better stat gear but hey it wouldn't have much of an incentive for online play or replaying missions if not for that I'd think. Despite the negative though the positive seems to outweigh it. Gameplay looks smooth, graphics look great and the story looks like it'll be pretty good. Plus years of free content post launch to keep you playing.

[Shadow]

alex33x eredeti hozzászólása:

Cyotey eredeti hozzászólása:

I wasn't sure what to think about the alpha gameplay but the recent gameplay has a buy from me. Its come a long way and I loved that they confirmed hero ultimate finishers for online co-op. I don't care for Kamala since she's just an SJW Mr. Fantastic but despite the look of trying to make a very unpopular character (compared to other Marvel superheroes) get popular and get more sales for her comics you won't have to play her for long. And who knows, maybe she's cooler than she looks. I'll give her a chance. She's just the catalyst for getting the Avengers back together and after that I'm sure the focus will be on the other characters more. Having a live service only for a game whether you play SP or not is never a good choice since not everyone wants to play with others. Microtransactions can easily be ignored. It's odd that you'll be earning better stat gear but hey it wouldn't have much of an incentive for online play or replaying missions if not for that I'd think. Despite the negative though the positive seems to outweigh it. Gameplay looks smooth, graphics look great and the story looks like it'll be pretty good. Plus years of free content post launch to keep you playing.

Exactly, SJW Mr. Fantastic. lol

Then don't buy it.

[SneakyErvin]

alex33x eredeti hozzászólása:

Exactly, SJW Mr. Fantastic. lol

Not really true. You should read some interviews with her creator on why Kamala was created, which also explains why Carol became Captain Marvel.

Sure, Marvel/Disney may use Kamala as a token character, but it wasnt why she was created in the first place. Same as Carol didnt turn into Captain Marvel due to feminism when it happened. She's just become a feminist super hero icon since that happened, while the movie went a wee bit overboard with it when they made Mar'Vell a woman instead of the original intent of it being Jude Law's role.

Kamala however is more a story about how things arent just black and white. If belief in something can be kept even if you suddenly run into proof that there isnt a single god and you also end up idolizing these things, aswell as having godlike powers bestowed upon yourself.

Kinda the same dilemma Kurt runs into as a die hard christian when he meets Thor, a walking god that isnt supposed to exsist.

[TimidObserver]

As far as I can tell the creators of the game actively want most gamers to hate it. It seems to be their goal.

[Mr_Irishman]

For me anyway its how mediocre the gameplay looks for this game but the fact that Spider-Man is only coming to PS4 is the main reason I'm not getting this game.

[yenkin2001]

While I like the idea of the game, as I loved Marvel Heroes, and was unhappy that their license was not renewed, but I can see why now. But to tell you the truth at 80$ Canadian I cannot see paying that much. Can't see where the value proposition is at this time.

[TimidObserver]

alex33x eredeti hozzászólása:

Cyotey eredeti hozzászólása:

I wasn't sure what to think about the alpha gameplay but the recent gameplay has a buy from me. Its come a long way and I loved that they confirmed hero ultimate finishers for online co-op. I don't care for Kamala since she's just an SJW Mr. Fantastic but despite the look of trying to make a very unpopular character (compared to other Marvel superheroes) get popular and get more sales for her comics you won't have to play her for long. And who knows, maybe she's cooler than she looks. I'll give her a chance. She's just the catalyst for getting the Avengers back together and after that I'm sure the focus will be on the other characters more. Having a live service only for a game whether you play SP or not is never a good choice since not everyone wants to play with others. Microtransactions can easily be ignored. It's odd that you'll be earning better stat gear but hey it wouldn't have much of an incentive for online play or replaying missions if not for that I'd think. Despite the negative though the positive seems to outweigh it. Gameplay looks smooth, graphics look great and the story looks like it'll be pretty good. Plus years of free content post launch to keep you playing.

Exactly, SJW Mr. Fantastic. lol

Anyone in the beta know how much of the game you are forced to play as Ms Marvel?

[Repine]

TimidObserver eredeti hozzászólása:

alex33x eredeti hozzászólása:

Exactly, SJW Mr. Fantastic. lol

Anyone in the beta know how much of the game you are forced to play as Ms Marvel?

A couple of story mission segments and the like. Not a whole lot from what I've seen.

[Cyotey]

I think people are taking my comment a bit too literally. I don't say it with hate. That's just how I see her after seeing a little gameplay. It just feels like she was a copycat combo of Mr. Fantastic and Ant Man at first sight. With all the SJW crap going around I could just be jumping to conclusions and she could be an awesome hero. I'll know how I really feel this upcoming Friday. Hope the beta goes through the week a bit as I'll have my real gaming time on Monday and Tuesday.

[iNocturne]

some are just mad their hero isnt in the spotlight.

[SneakyErvin]

yenkin2001 eredeti hozzászólása:

While I like the idea of the game, as I loved Marvel Heroes, and was unhappy that their license was not renewed, but I can see why now. But to tell you the truth at 80$ Canadian I cannot see paying that much. Can't see where the value proposition is at this time.

I just look it at like this. If I can get the same amount of time out of Marvel's Avengers as I did Marvel Heroes the initial cost will mean nothing to me. We can afterall get most things in this game for free by playing, like costumes etc.

[ØGThor]

SneakyErvin eredeti hozzászólása:

alex33x eredeti hozzászólása:

Exactly, SJW Mr. Fantastic. lol

Not really true. You should read some interviews with her creator on why Kamala was created, which also explains why Carol became Captain Marvel.

Sure, Marvel/Disney may use Kamala as a token character, but it wasnt why she was created in the first place. Same as Carol didnt turn into Captain Marvel due to feminism when it happened. She's just become a feminist super hero icon since that happened, while the movie went a wee bit overboard with it when they made Mar'Vell a woman instead of the original intent of it being Jude Law's role.

Kamala however is more a story about how things arent just black and white. If belief in something can be kept even if you suddenly run into proof that there isnt a single god and you also end up idolizing these things, aswell as having godlike powers bestowed upon yourself.

Kinda the same dilemma Kurt runs into as a die hard christian when he meets Thor, a walking god that isnt supposed to exsist.

Kamala Khan, was created from the very beginning to be a token character. She was created, because the creator said Muslims had no representation.

I have been a comic book fan since the 80's. The industry changed entirely about 7 years ago, when all this PC characters started being introduced. You should read this thread in it's entirely, many examples have been posted.

"In 2014, Kamala Khan made history in the comics by being the first Muslim Marvel character to headline her own title. The comic book by G. Willow Wilson focused on the Muslim American diaspora as the Muslim teenager went on her superhero adventures within the larger Marvel universe."

Not just that but she is Pakistani-Muslim, targeting two groups that have been discriminated. One in the UK and another one in the US because of what happened in 9-11. Disney just let it escalate as it always does.

Then you have the voice actress comments:

"Seeing a superhero story about a group as notable as the Avengers through someone like Kamala is incredibly important, says Saad. Too often, people of color are relegated to background roles in superhero narratives where they can run the risk of being portrayed with negative stereotypes. And that can be harmful to the emotional and mental development for kids of color and how they perceive themselves."

You have to wonder why Crystal Dynamics didn't use her likeness for the character, oh wait I know:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=1sandrasaad&set=a.910369082352303

Because the only thing Sandra Saad, that doesn't scream I'm white is her last name.

This is just more PC cancer because the most important part of any story should be interesting characters. It should never be about filling a quota. The obsession that a lot of the gaming media has with race and gender is embarrassing. A character can be any gender or race, but if it is not interesting or connects to the story, then this is a big problem.

And this is exactly what Disney and Marvel are doing. Look at what happened to Star Wars, now the MCU is going down the same path. It's not more about the story or interesting characters it's about meeting a quote of gender, races, and sexual preference. This keeps alienating the fans.

Comic book sales have been in a slump, ever since the whole social justice movement started:

https://www.thedrum.com/news/2017/04/04/marvel-exec-blames-diverse-characters-slump-sales

Marvel is one of the few franchises, that doesn't need to cater to political correctness. There are 60 year old heroes in the Marvel Mythos that can be used. But instead Disney keeps Gender and Race swapping characters just to make a quick buck off minorities. This is just more virtue signaling, white guilt and fake wokeness which plagues big corporations now a days.

Look at Iron Man, Stan Lee said that iron Man was never a very popular character, yet the movies made him probably the most popular character in the Marvel Universe. Now take Carol Danvers the real Miss Marvel, who was a fan favorite character., Then look at how her popularity dropped because Disney tried to shove feminism down the fans throat with Brie Larson.

Cancel Culture should not be a thing, and it needs to be fought.