100% agree. I was telling the same thing to a friend yesterday. The "haters will be left behind" guy has to toe the company line, but it pisses me off that when Capcom is getting blown up for their bad communication, dude is quiet, but as soon as a controversy about the controls blows up, he's quick to call Ryce a liar and lumps fireball controls in the tweet even though no one said qcfs were out. Dude thinks he's slick.What's funny is if you go down the comments you'll see someone asked if Ryce is a fraud to which he responds, "Yes". What an asshat. Sounds to me like they were telling some people that the controls were not final yet and once they saw the backlash to the ddp news they decided to put him on blast even though he's said himself he hasn't played it, but rather knows people who have. Nice OS, Capcpom.
If he's a fraud he would not have gotten the news out that there was a new entry coming.
He wouldn't have been able to let everyone know that there would be more news coming later in the week due to a press meeting which was held with zero public notice.
I just think it's funny that they communicate very little with their consumers over issues surrounding games like SFV, but jump at the chance to attack Ryce's reputation despite Ryce keeping a lot of more important and highly demanded information​ to himself out of respect to Capcom.
With that said, what else do you know Ryce?
Haha I'm kidding.... Kind of.
Edit: Sorry for the rant, that dude just pissed me off. Lol.
Thing is we don't even know for sure of Ryce got incorrect info. I think Ryce himself mentioned that his source says that controls we're still being considered and played with and dp motion might change by launch. Maybe Ryce/his source was wrong. Maybe Capcom saw the bad response, and decided to keep the dp motion and pretend like it was never up in air, blowing up Ryce in the process.
If we're going on the thought that Marvel 3 was a good example of the above points, I'd have to disagree. 3 (Ultimate especially) had a bad UI, the art was garish (feels like half of any given frame in the game is pure black), and I can take or leave the themes either way -- I mean I'm not thinking Infinite's production values are amazing, but I think it's different while not deviating from the standards already set.
What's funny is if you go down the comments you'll see someone asked if Ryce is a fraud to which he responds, "Yes". What an asshat. Sounds to me like they were telling some people that the controls were not final yet and once they saw the backlash to the ddp news they decided to put him on blast even though he's said himself he hasn't played it, but rather knows people who have. Nice OS, Capcpom.
If he's a fraud he would not have gotten the news out that there was a new entry coming.
He wouldn't have been able to let everyone know that there would be more news coming later in the week due to a press meeting which was held with zero public notice.
I just think it's funny that they communicate very little with their consumers over issues surrounding games like SFV, but jump at the chance to attack Ryce's reputation despite Ryce keeping a lot of more important and highly demanded information​ to himself out of respect to Capcom.
With that said, what else do you know Ryce?
Haha I'm kidding.... Kind of.
Edit: Sorry for the rant, that dude just pissed me off. Lol.
I find what I see in Infinite pretty consistent as well, but personally I never found Marvel 3 to be much of a looker and always disliked its stark shadows on vibrant colour contrast. Vibrant colours are nice, but when so much of the game is as dark as it is and with the shading being as harsh as it is it just resulted in something offputting to me. Not to mention how many tourney matches were done in Danger Room as well which is just a grid on a pure black backdrop, lordy. But I can't take the tweet too seriously when the complaint is that the characters are too detailed. I just find Infinite has a lot more clarity to it.
Fair enough.
Honestly I think the models in Infinite look great for the most part (some of the closeups on faces are awkward yeah). But the lighting/saturation could be done better.
it's more about stylization and how that aspect adds to the 'mobile phone game' look where everything blends together rather than "too much detail is bad!!"
that you find marvel infinite to have more clarity is extremely interesting b/c i feel the exact opposite way. 3 does an insane amount of work w clarity considering how many things are often simultaneously happening at once to change the game state.
infinite's footage has basic actions blurring together due to the weird lack of contrast
a quick comparison shot prob. makes it more obvious in terms of readability, i think
i even cranked up the compression super high on the marvel 3 shot as to match the vidcam rip quality, haha
anyhow, the overall contrast/saturation is changeable and the char models are whatever- the biggest thing i actually personally have an issue with is the special effects on character's moves and the hitsparks. they're so damn underwhelming!
i see hulk's wispy gamma charge aura and thor's generic lightning mighty strike and i think, damn that looks weak as hell- there's no sense of 'force' to 'em
if wesker's in the game i'm very curious to see what they do w his effects because he has some of the most satisfying ones in marvel 3- minor details like the shockwave on the stomp for his launcher are beautiful 'lil touches that help sell how much that shit hurts
If Cable comes back, yeah. She deserves to be alongside him. I'd still like an MvC original character to come back. Her or Arino.
Your face deserves to go in the bin.
So the same problem as KoF (technically solid models, but the lighting at launch didn't do them justice)
