Krafty Matt
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Tomorrow we get a new balance patch. I do not want this patch. Maybe it is because I am a 35 year old man and maybe it is because I remember spending my quarters in the arcade during the days of the World Warriors, the Syndicate, the Iron Fist Tournament, etc. My opinion will not be popular, and I feel like I am the old man shaking my cane, yelling "get off my lawn." We over-patch games.
Injustice is not a month old, and we are already calling for a "balance" patch? What do we know? We haven't really had the time to play this game to find all the nuance. Yes, there are infinites and glitches that need to be patched out, but leave it at that. No nerfs. No buffs. No priority changes. Let the game grow on it's own. After a few months, especially after the ALL the DLC characters have been released, and a few majors have been played, we can redress a balancing.
We are so quick to pull the patch trigger when we, as gamers, find a technique or character that we find is OP or difficult to overcome. It might be my age or old school mentality, but in my day we played until we developed the skill to overcome. It evolved the meta game naturally. We didn't complain to the developer until they patched it into oblivion, which changes the meta game artificially, and ultimately ruins a perfectly good game.
There is a reason Super Turbo is still an awesome game almost 20 years later. Think before you patch.
Injustice is not a month old, and we are already calling for a "balance" patch? What do we know? We haven't really had the time to play this game to find all the nuance. Yes, there are infinites and glitches that need to be patched out, but leave it at that. No nerfs. No buffs. No priority changes. Let the game grow on it's own. After a few months, especially after the ALL the DLC characters have been released, and a few majors have been played, we can redress a balancing.
We are so quick to pull the patch trigger when we, as gamers, find a technique or character that we find is OP or difficult to overcome. It might be my age or old school mentality, but in my day we played until we developed the skill to overcome. It evolved the meta game naturally. We didn't complain to the developer until they patched it into oblivion, which changes the meta game artificially, and ultimately ruins a perfectly good game.
There is a reason Super Turbo is still an awesome game almost 20 years later. Think before you patch.