AlmightyMagichan
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If you don't think any of that is interesting at all, and that everything is crap, then I don't know what to tell you.Bla Bla Bla
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If you don't think any of that is interesting at all, and that everything is crap, then I don't know what to tell you.Bla Bla Bla
copy x is a good concept, imo, but he was done very dirty by the plot of zero seemingly getting constant rewrites. there are a number of interesting ways x could be the main antagonist without being a boring or hamfisted plotline. the most interesting way to do x in the zero series to me is that x eventually just got tired of fighting, and that leads just as well into copy x. the elf wars shit is all so unnecessary.While technically raising and then not using all the elves gives you Jackson in Z1, you are better served using all of them because that gives you Ultimate Mode instead which includes him anyway. You just do it at the last moment if you insist on having a high rank, because having a high rank makes the bosses use other attacks.
The crystal costs really have nothing to do with atmosphere, they are just an insane grind in 1 and 2, which is reduced in 3 where everything is supposed to be even worse off on paper due to Weil and Omega. Thankfully there's a ROM patch for it to cut down that grind.
The X series was not "always foreshadowing" anything about such an X vs. Zero fight. They already did one in X2 which the fandom screams is non-canon because they don't want to see Zero lose outright, and another one was only a thing starting in the X3 ending. Same deal with X4 X's ending, where Zero's side had no X in it at all.
The problem with the whole concept of X going bad is "why was it done?" It was not done because it'd be cool or interesting, because it's not, and the entire motif for it was taken from a tokusatsu film. It was done solely as an excuse for Zero to take the protagonist role, because Inafune was obsessed with him.
The concept of Copy X is fine, easily better than it just being X all along. The problem is that they had to backfill it with nonsense.copy x is a good concept, imo, but he was done very dirty by the plot of zero seemingly getting constant rewrites. there are a number of interesting ways x could be the main antagonist without being a boring or hamfisted plotline. the most interesting way to do x in the zero series to me is that x eventually just got tired of fighting, and that leads just as well into copy x. the elf wars shit is all so unnecessary.
Mega Man X3 ending:The X series was not "always foreshadowing" anything about such an X vs. Zero fight. They already did one in X2 which the fandom screams is non-canon because they don't want to see Zero lose outright, and another one was only a thing starting in the X3 ending. Same deal with X4 X's ending, where Zero's side had no X in it at all.
Mega Man X4 ending:Narrator: X has crushed Sigma's plan once again. But many questions still occupy his mind......
"Why must humans fight against Reploids...?"
"And, why must Reploids fight against each other..."
As X stares at the burning remnants of Doppler's lab, his body trembles from an unknown sorrow.
"What does fate have in store for me?" he wonders.
He can only hope that someday Dr. Light's plan for him will finally be revealed.
Unknown to X, his destiny has already been decided.
To save mankind, he must destroy Zero.
But only time will tell, when and why.....
(X's small escape pod is seen flying out of the exploding space station. Inside it, X reflects over the battles he had with Colonel, Double, and Sigma. Suddenly a message comes from the Hunter HQ. Zero appears on the screen.)
Zero: This is Maverick Hunter Headquarters.
X: Zero!
Zero: It's good to see you're safe, X. I was really worried about you.
X: Sorry about that.
Zero: Don't worry. It's all over. Go home and rest. You've earned it.
X: But Zero... What... What if I become one of the Mavericks?
Zero: Don't ask such silly questions! I'm breaking contact now.
X: Wait, Zero! I-I'm serious! Zero... if... if I become a Maverick, you have to take care of me.
Zero: ....... Don't be ridiculous. Now hurry on back.
(Zero stops the transmission.)
X: ... Promise me... Zero......
(X speeds towards Earth in the escape pod.)
If you want to say this isn't good writing or a good idea, that's fair. But you can't really say 'they never said that'.Narrator:...The battle has ended.
But for some reason, Zero's
memories of the past continue
to haunt his mind.
...As a hunter, it is his
duty to go after those
Mavericks...
...And at the same time,
he knows that it is his destiny
to defeat his friend one day.
Two different people.
Two different fates.
In the future...
Zero's decision will lead
two great hunters to tragedy.
The future is coming...
from what i can tell, isn't it supposed to be that this fight with the fake zero in x2 where zero dashes in, fucks up the clone, and the game moves on supposed to be canon, since zero shows up in x3 with the design from x2, and the saber? it's entirely possible i've missed some random dev interview or a piece of japanese-only media that says the fight happened there.They already did one in X2 which the fandom screams is non-canon
There's nothing about it. The usual citation is that the fans insist the slides at the start of X5 depict canon events, such as Zero fighting Bit.from what i can tell, isn't it supposed to be that this fight with the fake zero in x2 where zero dashes in, fucks up the clone, and the game moves on supposed to be canon, since zero shows up in x3 with the design from x2, and the saber? it's entirely possible i've missed some random dev interview or a piece of japanese-only media that says the fight happened there. i always assumed it didn't, and that black zero was a reference to the fake zero from x2.
god this fandom sometimes. seems like if we're just using the evidence presented in gameplay, the parts collected ending would be canon, if only because zero shows up in x3 with no explanation necessary, with the same design he has in his x2 redesign. occam's razor says that means the 100% version of that scene is probably the one they built the future games on. bet there's somebody out there who has a conspiracy theory that because we can play as black zero in x4-x8 (maybe not x7) it's not the real zero there, but a rebuilt version.There's nothing about it. The usual citation is that the fans insist the slides at the start of X5 depict canon events, such as Zero fighting Bit.
Yes we know Leviathan gives you a "special feeling", doesn't make the games good. This may be a new concept for a Sonic fan as well but there are opinions other than yours.If you don't think any of that is interesting at all, and that everything is crap, then I don't know what to tell you.
Zero has his booblight X2 design when he shows up to kill Fake Zero, however. So which design he has doesn't affect which ending is canon.god this fandom sometimes. seems like if we're just using the evidence presented in gameplay, the parts collected ending would be canon, if only because zero shows up in x3 with no explanation necessary, with the same design he has in his x2 redesign. occam's razor says that means the 100% version of that scene is probably the one they built the games on. i watched day of sigma again yesterday, and it made me wistfully wonder what x2 and x3 in the MHX style would have been like.
true, i suppose what makes the most difference there is that zero isn't dead in x3, the design is booblight for friend or foe in x2.Zero has his booblight X2 design when he shows up to kill Fake Zero, however. So which design he has doesn't affect which ending is canon.
is there ANY info on how large eurasia is? the colony, not the supercontinent. with the shuttle ending (the one i think is supposed to be 'canon' in x6, maybe) leaving about 14% of eurasia to hit earth, and saying that it did tons of environmental damage, i wish i could get a sense from the games of what that damage was. x7 and x8 both have stories related to earth being unlivable at least on its surface by humans, and how maverick crime increased drastically after Eurasia and the Nightmare incident. such a frustrating series because they never follow up on the interesting parts of it.It's also worth noting that MMZ follows the bad ending of X5, where Enigma and the Shuttle both fail and Eurasia crashes. X6 by contrast does a mishmash that explicitly says that Eurasia did not crash.
You got the number exactly correct; however, Alia says most of it will burn up on atmospheric re-entry.is there ANY info on how large eurasia is? the colony, not the supercontinent. with the shuttle ending (the one i think is supposed to be 'canon' in x6, maybe) leaving about 14% of eurasia to hit earth, and saying that it did tons of environmental damage, i wish i could get a sense from the games of what that damage was. x7 and x8 both have stories related to earth being unlivable at least on its surface by humans, and how maverick crime increased drastically after Eurasia and Nightmare. such a frustrating series because they never follow up on the interesting parts of it.
I don't even think it's real and just a series of flash animations
I know but I like it that way, I know many complain about it but I find it to be a fair tradeoff, ex-skills in the grand scheme of things are midly helpful but not important and it feels like a nice reward if you want the challenge, whereas with elves ignoring the annoying grinding aspect it's a nice way to let players experience it casually at an extent albeit it'd be better if the grinding wasn't there at all since you're already punished for using them by being locked out of ex-skills and having to do tedious shit in order to make the game more enjoyable for a casual player will absolutely make them never want to returnZero only has glass-cannon gameplay if you decide to forgo the use of the Cyber-Elves for the sake of not taking a ranking penalty. Guy can literally get two entire health bars.
No, you're absolutely right about that. I just don't see the functional difference between deliberately choosing to do a minimalist X run and playing that way in Z with the exception of the game not giving you a negative number for using your options in X.I know but I like it that way, I know many complain about it but I find it to be a fair tradeoff, ex-skills in the grand scheme of things are midly helpful but not important and it feels like a nice reward if you want the challenge