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MUA 2

Started by JeyNyce, February 06, 2009, 05:28:06 PM

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clownprince

i just start playing mua . and its fun. i love throwing the shield and watching it pounce off the walls and the bad guys. and i cant wait to pick up the new one when it comes out.  any game where i can pick my avengers and have the save the world is cool with me.

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murs47


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BWPS

Quote from: Talavar on July 28, 2009, 07:05:54 PM
I've played both X-men Legends & MUA, and while I think the series has largely improved, each game has had its own problems as well.  I also hated the quicktime events in MUA, and hope they die horribly (though they're probably in MUA2, since every console game seems to have them now).

Every designer needs to be FORCED to play through the latest Prince of Persia if they're even considering putting QTE into a game, as well as for other tips about what not to do.
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Talavar

I haven't played the latest Prince of Persia - are the QTE really good, or really terrible?

Podmark

I'm way more excited for Penance being in this game than I should be. He looks great in the video, which is great since some of the characters (Cap, Deadpool) look bleh. He better have an alternate Speedball costume. :D
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Glitch Girl

I dunno... the animation is good and all, but I can't help thinking "Emo powers ACTIVATE!" as I see it.

Still,  Penance actually comes off looking better than most.  I'm not liking a lot of the overall looks on the characters.  There's a certain "lumpiness" throughout. I agree with Podmark, Cap and Deadpool (and Wolverine too) look really bad. 

Turning back to gameplay: Quicktime events can equal yucky boss battles if used wrong.  If I spent the time to make a powerful character, I should be able to do some damage instead of waiting to play "Simon" in order to get anything accomplished.  Often they seemed thrown in there as token "gameplay variety" and rarely if ever served a positive purpose.

-Glitch Girl

"Cynicism is not maturity, do not mistake the one for the other. If you truly cannot accept a story where someone does the right thing because it's the right thing to do, that says far more about who you are than these characters." - Greg Rucka

Tomato

I think the Quicktime stuff is fine, in the proper context... which really, Boss battles aren't. It's one thing to have one for the bombs you need to disarm, but the simplistic nature made boss fights rediculously simple... fights againsts Galactus or the Kraken were easier then tussles with guys like MODOK, which is just silly.

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part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x5ttjGvkQA
part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pxqLnNUv1I 

live demo for IGN video I randomly found on the [you]tube. Check it out, no?
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captmorgan72

#130
You have to be VIPs to see them but alternate costumes are being revealed, twenty four in total, one every weekday until launch. So far a cool alt costume for Daredevil (secret wars costume) and for the Hulk we get a very cool looking Red Hulk http://www.flickr.com/photos/41436967@N07/3817551819/. Also, Ms. Marvel has been revealed in her Warbird costume. It is mentioned every alternate costume is an entirely new character model, with a unique mesh and custom textures.

Trelau

#131
I had never player MUA before, but after wandering in this forum i decided to pick it up. I'm a little disapointed with the graphism but it was a good game, and so now i'm waiting for MUA2 with you ^^
So now the real question: is there any way to make MUA moddable? and for that matter, will MUA2 be moddable?
i'm talking moddable even with external non official tools (like the texture graber of tomb raider that works for battman arkham asylium too)

because it would have a loooooot of potential if it was moddable...

Glitch Girl

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Tomato

MUA one is heavily modable, tis why I love my PC version... I can have my cake and eat it too. However, MUA 2 will likely be a different animal... firstly, it looks like they may not be making a PC version at all, and even if they do it'll be a good month or so after release.

Furthermore, MUA had an advantage with modders because they could reskin not only the models that came with the game, but because the format system was similar it could also roughly translate characters from other versions (IE: Exclusives) of the same game (with a good bit of effort and determination) as well as import all character models included on the PS2 version of XMLII. MUA2 uses an entirely different engine, so even IF it comes out for PC, we still likely won't be able to add some of the older (and better *gives wolverine hard look*) models

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Talavar

Better than the other costume at least.

Courtnall6

bleh...

The more pics and videos I see...the more disappointed I get with the direction they went with character designs. <_<
Clothes make the man and colourful tights make the Super-Hero.

thalaw2

I don't like the arm guards but the rest seems ok.
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captmorgan72

Quote from: thalaw2 on August 18, 2009, 02:01:34 AM
I don't like the arm guards but the rest seems ok.

This is exactly what I thought too.

NeoDarke

Hmm... Interesting...
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Glitch Girl

What's with all the wobbly trim lines (especially on the shoulder)?  Is that all distortion from the figure's pose? 

Also not a fan of the gauntlets, can't really see enough of the rest to judge cut and so forth.  Overall, not really liking the design team they got on this version. 
-Glitch Girl

"Cynicism is not maturity, do not mistake the one for the other. If you truly cannot accept a story where someone does the right thing because it's the right thing to do, that says far more about who you are than these characters." - Greg Rucka

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thalaw2

Wow!  Reed is a little out there, isn't he?  Looks like he's wearing unstable molecules and nothing else.
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daerdevil

These character designs are so bad, I'll be waiting for the $9 bargain bin on this game.  Talk about a buzz kill.  This game is downright ugly.  Maybe they'll toss in some comic book style costumes and redeem this mess, but I'm guessing this is a pass for me.

Glitch Girl

Thanks captmorgan...

Hmm.. not fond of the little target-thing on the back of his neck (it's like saying "Shoot here!"). The gloves almost look sleeker here than in the finished model, but that may be just the pose.  Hate the hair.  Trim lines aren't too bad, I've seen him in worse.

Guess this probably means they've ditch the classic orange and brown.  That one was always my favorite costume for him. 

@ Law re:Reed
Guess that's why they call him "Mr. Fantastic"  ;)
Seriously though, I don't see the distortion on the lines on this one that I saw on Wolvie's.  I wonder why.
   



-Glitch Girl

"Cynicism is not maturity, do not mistake the one for the other. If you truly cannot accept a story where someone does the right thing because it's the right thing to do, that says far more about who you are than these characters." - Greg Rucka

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Courtnall6

Clothes make the man and colourful tights make the Super-Hero.

murs47

I believe that's an Iron Fist from one of Fraction/Brubaker's single issue stories.

Courtnall6

Irrelevant where the costume comes from...it's still hideous.

The sad thing is they are probably going to release the game with all these horrible costume designs...then make us pay for the classic costumes in a DLC.
Clothes make the man and colourful tights make the Super-Hero.