Mortal Kombat 1 has made a variety of changes to the franchise, and the game's new approach to Fatalities is an interesting divergence.
NetherRealm will talk about the Mortal Kombat 1 Year 2 plans at SDCC later this month, as the next update will feature balance changes.
The next 6 DLC characters for Warner Bros Games and NetherRealm Studios' fighting game, Mortal Kombat 1, have been revealed via a datamine.
These dlc character packs are one of the reasons I no longer buy fighting games at or near launch. I don't know why wants to play as ghost face but I am curious to see how T-1000 plays as he is my favorite Terminator.
I agree. I wish the product was a final product with little fixes after release. This DLC has become something that is annoying. I'm not even sure what I'm paying for these days. Is it a subscription? Is it for a final product? Will the unfinished product be completed? Do I pay for an unfinished product and opt to pay more for the remaining product? These are not questions customers should be asking. It should be clear at the point of sale what we get. Seasons pass or time-based passes that does not spell out what we get is just "let me see whatever I, the developer, feel is worth the cost or can make me more money.. how do I make customers feel is worth a pass and pay for it". The problem is lack of transparency. I feel at times that these characters were already created but held back, out of capitalistic purposes. Transparency is important when little government regulation exist. Who is to say what was created when or how much effort was put in.
I won't purchase anything over $40 (use to be $30) for complete edition. Even at that price, the developers are figuring out ways to make a customer pay for DLC or for incomplete editions while making it look like complete editions. This trickery is to be called out on.
I used to jump at the ability to purchase fighting games day 1....the DLC is so predatory that I normally no longer even play fighting games unless they under 10 bucks for the story.
Planes, trains, and an earth-shattering rivalry.
Homelander just feels too slow but the voice actor does a great job portraying Anthony's star version
