GuileBootCamp
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While I can definitely sympathize with people still missing their main, and it's easy for me to say because my main is already in, but I'm on board with this idea.
My biggest fear with the future of this game was that Capcom would buckle under the pressure of the botched launch and only put out safe choices for the remaining seasons, undermining the boldness of character choices and design changes they had at the start of the game's life. If they did, the game would feel increasingly similar to SFA3 and the SF4 series as it went on, and more stale and predictable as a result.
Season 1 was all vets, and most of the core SF playstyles are pretty well represented now, so I'm glad Capcom is willing to balance the familiar with the new. It'll only strengthen SFV's identity among the other games in the series, in the long run.
My biggest fear with the future of this game was that Capcom would buckle under the pressure of the botched launch and only put out safe choices for the remaining seasons, undermining the boldness of character choices and design changes they had at the start of the game's life. If they did, the game would feel increasingly similar to SFA3 and the SF4 series as it went on, and more stale and predictable as a result.
Season 1 was all vets, and most of the core SF playstyles are pretty well represented now, so I'm glad Capcom is willing to balance the familiar with the new. It'll only strengthen SFV's identity among the other games in the series, in the long run.