The simple premise of two fighters squaring off against each other spawned some of the most popular and successful gaming franchises of all time.
Standing side by side with your opponent was the only option for real player-versus-player competition back in the day, and the king of the competitive genres was undoubtedly fighting games. Said cube clips through the ground, gives virtually no indication of hit or hurtbox location and apparently could be even bigger, according to the creator.Ĭustom creations need to be taken out of Ranked play as soon as possible, and probably regulated a bit more even in casual modes, lest fans stop laughing and start hating in ways that could potentially endanger SC6's overall prosperity.There’s an entire generation of gamers out there who cut their teeth in the old arcades.
It's hilarious, no doubt, but also makes for a huge waste of time for players trying to legitimately train online. We previously discussed the fact that characters can be created with sizes and hitboxes that do not at all reflect tournament standard play, but that scenario pales in comparison when you look at the situation Abbock is putting his unfortunate opponents in.Ībbock has created a gigantic, rainbow-colored cube that takes up half the screen and shoots fireballs. Still, players like Aris Bakhtanians are calling Ranked Mode (and this is paraphrasing it nicely) an absolute joke. The internet has been buzzing with custom creations that have seen us laugh, reel back and even cover our eyes. Soul Calibur 6's create a character mode is one of its biggest draws as it allows players self expression on some pretty amazing levels. It also has the worst online environment for competitive players of perhaps any fighting game thus far. The game looks great, includes plenty of different modes for a varied experience and seems to be more than worthy to carry the Soul Calibur torch forward.
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