Yeah that should definitely help. That contributed to the feeling of hits feeling "off" and not really getting a feel of how moves string together.Gonna check him out later tonight when I’m off work
I’m actually more excited for the hitbox/hurtbox overhaul, it should make the game feel much tighter overall. Looking at the before and after has me
This is incredibly good, especially for a fighting game.Seems like the 15 minutes of fame is up. Current players on Steam has dropped tremendously since launch.
Seems like the 15 minutes of fame is up. Current players on Steam has dropped tremendously since launch.
I mean this pivot into it being merely a "fighting" game now that it's numbers dropped off a cliff barely two months later is funny seeing as how just a few weeks ago it was hailed as the next big "thing" akin to other big F2p games that's still maintaining huge numbers years later. I don't think this game was ever going to be that big, it just got hype because of a few notable characters in a pretty dry summer release. I always maintained the hype would die down within a month or so. You had people acting like this was the next Fortnite or Apex legends
I mean Brawlhalla is 5 years old though as is Rivals. Nickelodeon was a flop months later so this isn't really worth mentioning. The game is solid but people were acting like this was about to take over the F2P world and move Smash to the side were smoking that good shyt.That’s par for the course for any F2P game especially only 3 months into into its lifecycle
Outside of Smash it’s been getting streamed WAYYYY more than Brawlhalla, Nickelodeon, and Rivals of Aether and it’s not even close
A strong second place behind the 20 year veteran is not bad at all
Turned that shyt off immediately
Pivot? I never expected the numbers to stay that high even remotely for a fighting game. I expect them to go up and down with each release of popular characters. While growing over all of support is on point like your typical f2p games.I mean this pivot into it being merely a "fighting" game now that it's numbers dropped off a cliff barely two months later is funny seeing as how just a few weeks ago it was hailed as the next big "thing" akin to other big F2p games that's still maintaining huge numbers years later. I don't think this game was ever going to be that big, it just got hype because of a few notable characters in a pretty dry summer release. I always maintained the hype would die down within a month or so. You had people acting like this was the next Fortnite or Apex legends
The game is still in its infancy so no, it’s not going to be Fortnite status less than 90 days from starting the open beta. It still has some rough edges but if they keep dropping a new character a month and continue to build on the foundation, its success will snowball over time. The devs actually engage the fanbase and implement their feedback too. Give it a year or so and see what happens
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