Chris55 wrote:Biollante wrote:WHY DID THE TERMINATOR STEAL THE BIKER'S GLASSES IN TERMINATOR 2? IT SERVED NOOOOO PURPOSE, WHERE'S THE EXPOSITION?
He was going to kill the T1000 with SEXINESS

JVM wrote:There was a character contest. That's where we get Jet Jaguar from.


JVM wrote:Krystalak and Obsidius are different. Krystalak was invented by Atari and not in the poll, and Obsidius was selected as one of four monsters.
Jet Jaguar was actually designed by a fan and sent into Toho.

it was a contest to see who could create the best giant super hero, the winning hero getting his own film. Godzilla was added for ticket sales.


zilla103192 wrote:you said a fan sent it to toho... thats not the case. it was submitted for a contest.
but i get what you mean. carry on


Varan Bon Ziller wrote:....What ever happened to the innocence of monster banging others brains out...


zilla103192 wrote:i think it would be cool to have a monster "upgrader"
start out as classic monsters and earn points that allow you to purchase new breaths and armor (like a tail club, or extra spikes for anguirus)

JVM wrote:zilla103192 wrote:i think it would be cool to have a monster "upgrader"
start out as classic monsters and earn points that allow you to purchase new breaths and armor (like a tail club, or extra spikes for anguirus)
That was supposed to be in STE, sort of. It was cut when Adventure Mode was cut.

zilla103192 wrote:JVM wrote:zilla103192 wrote:i think it would be cool to have a monster "upgrader"
start out as classic monsters and earn points that allow you to purchase new breaths and armor (like a tail club, or extra spikes for anguirus)
That was supposed to be in STE, sort of. It was cut when Adventure Mode was cut.
Question: How did the upgrade tokens work?
Strange:
Level 1 - 0 tokens
Level 2 - 5 tokens, max of tier 2
Level 3 - 8 tokens, max of tier 3
Level 4 - 11 tokens, max of tier 4
Each monster had a 5x4 grid, with "tiers" along the vertical and "categories" along the horizontal. You placed tokens into the grid according to the table above. Each tier 1 ability improved some stat by about 10%. Tier 2 gave a new ability related to that stat (roar to heal 5% of your life, for example), Tier 3 gave a 60% bonus to the stat. Tier 4 gave a very strong new ability. (Roar to enter rage mode.)
There were 11 categories, each monster had 5 of those available for upgrading. Godzilla, for example, could upgrade his health. Jet Jaguar couldn't upgrade his health, but could upgrade his resistance to blunt strikes.
Players used points to buy each level of monster. Once a "Level 2" Godzilla has been paid for, you can order the tokens as you wish. A small fee was charged (game currency) for each additional version of "Level 2" Godzilla. You could store up to 3 versions.
When selecting monsters, you could toggle through the 10 possible versions with the L and R triggers.
Upgraded monsters are used only in vs. and melee games. Mismatch games are allowed. But players are warned.
The point of the system is that maybe you think dealing 400% damage with Godzilla's weapons and having 150% health is better than having 200% health and dealing 175% damage with all edged attacks, plus doubled energy regeneration. You can see the balancing difficulties here. I was confident that the system was not overly broken, but I’m sure some imbalance would have come to light with a wider release.
We had the system completed, but there were fears that we couldn't balance it at all before we shipped. Again, there were political things going on between Pipeworks and Atari of which I was not fully aware.


Kaiser Lee wrote:Now that I've let you guys talk your crap, I'm not sure if I can take any of you seriously anymore. But I haven't sent anything to Toho yet.

Legion1979 wrote:Kaiser Lee wrote:Now that I've let you guys talk your crap, I'm not sure if I can take any of you seriously anymore. But I haven't sent anything to Toho yet.
Who exactly are you that you think Toho would really care about your ideas?
Gorosaurus Rex wrote:We've officially reached the state of examining blurry images for clues. I'll go get the Cloverfield monster and Bigfoot over here. They could really help with this.


Varan Bon Ziller wrote:....What ever happened to the innocence of monster banging others brains out...

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