03-12-2016, 09:53 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-12-2016, 02:14 PM by ZpaceJ0ck0.)
Rising Thunder died faster than Blazblue in terms of relevance, so...... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I mean, seriously, that game died pretty fast, and here's why:
>Very little follow up exposure/advertisement after EVO reveal
>It's PC, but not on steam...
>It's PC, so there's little support at locals due to lack of console support
>It's bland. Nothing really exciting except the whole low barrier of entry thing
>It's unfinished, early access games fall off all the time. This is no different
>Pretty much non-existent launch. Never saw this game in tourney form once, this kills the scene
so short story short: i don't care (personally speaking) about the cancellation of that game since it was already dead. Besides, the guys who developed Rising Thinder can grab everything they learned and create another fighting game (i hope).
I mean, seriously, that game died pretty fast, and here's why:
>Very little follow up exposure/advertisement after EVO reveal
>It's PC, but not on steam...
>It's PC, so there's little support at locals due to lack of console support
>It's bland. Nothing really exciting except the whole low barrier of entry thing
>It's unfinished, early access games fall off all the time. This is no different
>Pretty much non-existent launch. Never saw this game in tourney form once, this kills the scene
so short story short: i don't care (personally speaking) about the cancellation of that game since it was already dead. Besides, the guys who developed Rising Thinder can grab everything they learned and create another fighting game (i hope).