me and my girlfriend have been playing on it for awhile now but after she left i thought id give it ago on arcade mode and i completed it less then 15mins then i go to have a look at what gamemodes and stuff there is but there is only arcade and versus?????
WTF
its a good game ill give it that but its not worth 40 quid so be wise folks
You're missing the point completely. Fighting games like Street Fighter and the Vs. series are all about multiplayer. Single player arcade mode and training mode are only there to practice a bit for the real deal. If you don't care about multiplayer then it was never going to be worth 40 quid to you, same goes for any other Street Fighter game. My advice would be to return or sell it asap while you can still get good value for it.
yeah but i was expecting endless battles and time trials stuff like that. but dont get me wrong it is an awesome game specially when play againest someone but i just cant seem to beat anyone online
MvC3 is definitely lacking a bit in modes, even in multiplayer the quartermatch lobbies are missing basic features like a spectator mode. Still, the meat and bones of such games is always multiplayer but unfortunately the VS. series are pretty impenetrable compared to regular Street Fighter as you've noticed when you went online!
I can never beat anybody either, in regular Street Fighter once you know the basic moves and the specials and a few combos you're good to go. You will lose, but you will be able to put up something of a fight and maybe even win a few here and there. In MvC however you go online and you're immediately caught in some 800-hit combo and that's the end of that. Awesome game, but not without its (debatable) flaws.
Honestly, the game isnt worth full price, in terms of content its archaic.
You could try and justify that its all about Vs. but these days that really isnt enought. Throwing in some challenges, a survival mode or whatever else wouldnt in any way harm the Vs. mode.
I can only put down the utter lack of content to sheer laziness on Capcoms part. Lets face it; They know this game will sell by name alone, afterall.
I wonder too, if more conetent will be headed our way via DLC.
Why put it in the box, when you can charge extra for it later?
My oldest just bought the game, and I have to say that I am not impressed. It feels flat. Seems like it would have made more sense at 30usd then 60usd. At this point I enjoy MVC2 much more then this.
I've preordered it as the "T-Shirt Promo" in UK started and already excited to get my hands on it. Sure, it's a bit weird, that capcom didn't put all (or some of them) modes which are known from SSF4 for example, but also we know, that capcom could make something available for free (championship mode for example).
I hope that they have something else up their sleeves than just lame and overpriced DLC chars :/
So, in my personal opinion of the game. I'm probably gonna be in a love hate relationship with this game. Just like my love hate with ssf4. I have already done roughly 60 matches and won about 80% of the matches I played. (My friend lost the most of them) I don't expect much content to be shipped on it. Its already sacrifised a lot just so it can perform well.
I don't like the offerings that have been given so far. It shows more on how capcom are lazy and sticking to what they were planning for their game distribution. Less dev time more games. Now, I have been playing for 2 days and I don't like the similarities in buttons for the characters. It doesn't seem unique. My primary team is she hulk, haggar, and wesker. But, because they are all practically the same I can play with everyone.
I am kinda disappointed in it. Its very fun but its already losing appeal. I don't want to feel about this game like I do for ssf4. Where I put so much time into it I feel obligated to play it as opposed to playing it for fun. I really hope sf X tekken doesn't make me feel this way. I honestly have more hope in namco's version because capcom is losing me.
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