Okay, never having owned a Wii, this is gonna sound like a dumb-ass question:
How exactly does the Wii implement online multiplayer? I remember reading that people needed your friend ID to play you online in Brawl, for example. Does this mean you can't just host an open lobby and wait for people to challenge you?
I'm interested in picking up a Wii and TvC, but I need online multiplayer because there aren't a lot of other players in my area.
Hiryu02 on
Sev: Your gameplay is the most heavily yomi based around. Usually you look for characters that allow you to force guessing situations for big dmg. Even if the guess is mathematically nowhere near in your favor lol. You're happiest when you have either a 50/50, 33/33/33 or even a 75/25 situation to go crazy with. And you will take big risks to force those situations to come up.
Okay, never having owned a Wii, this is gonna sound like a dumb-ass question:
How exactly does the Wii implement online multiplayer? I remember reading that people needed your friend ID to play you online in Brawl, for example. Does this mean you can't just host an open lobby and wait for people to challenge you?
I'm interested in picking up a Wii and TvC, but I need online multiplayer because there aren't a lot of other players in my area.
There's no communication unless you exchange long ass numeric friend codes. Otherwise, it's like playing on GFWL without messaging or voice chat.
Hmm. I'm okay with the no messaging deal, I used to play on Live on the original xbox. And so long as I can get to play randoms online I think I can justify the purchase. I guess I'm gonna wait and see how they implement the online component before committing.
I love fighting games, but with no one to play with locally, the online is a must.
Hiryu02 on
Sev: Your gameplay is the most heavily yomi based around. Usually you look for characters that allow you to force guessing situations for big dmg. Even if the guess is mathematically nowhere near in your favor lol. You're happiest when you have either a 50/50, 33/33/33 or even a 75/25 situation to go crazy with. And you will take big risks to force those situations to come up.
Developers can do whatever they want, however the friends code system is provided standard by Nintendo for 'free' if they don't want to do their own system
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How exactly does the Wii implement online multiplayer? I remember reading that people needed your friend ID to play you online in Brawl, for example. Does this mean you can't just host an open lobby and wait for people to challenge you?
I'm interested in picking up a Wii and TvC, but I need online multiplayer because there aren't a lot of other players in my area.
There's no communication unless you exchange long ass numeric friend codes. Otherwise, it's like playing on GFWL without messaging or voice chat.
The Raid
This game...who knows? It's all left up to developers like the PS2 was back in the day.
I love fighting games, but with no one to play with locally, the online is a must.