That's par the course for fighting games that get supported for a while.I can't believe how expensive this is if you already own the base game.
It is.
You know it's coming.Can't wait to see everyone complain about RoboCop's animations looking robotic.
Underrated post.
Same, it's super expensive and I normally don't have any issues with the price of dlc but this one seems really high.I can't believe how expensive this is if you already own the base game.
It's $40 and it also has new stages, friendships, stage fatalities, etc.60 bucks for 3 characters and a few additional story chapters.
The audacity.
Imma wait for a sale.
The Australian price is $60 lol. The exchange rate has not been kind to the Aussie dollar.It's $40 and it also has new stages, friendships, stage fatalities, etc.
Not familiar with MK lore. Is there some sort of plot device by which slain characters come back to life?
Anyone having issues preordering on ps4? I keep getting error code WC-40360-3 saying this product can't be purchase at this time.
Yeah. I already have everything that's released so far and just want the 40 dollar version.
The Australian price is $60 lol. The exchange rate has not been kind to the Aussie dollar.
Also those specific features are coming with a free update are they not?
Magic and constant divine intervention. Death is meaningless in the MK narrative as characters are almost always revived. From what's been shown in the Aftermath trailer this will be the third time Sindel's revival is used as a plot device lmfao.Not familiar with MK lore. Is there some sort of plot device by which slain characters come back to life?
Not familiar with MK lore. Is there some sort of plot device by which slain characters come back to life?
The price tag on the Canadian store is disgusting. A 60$ story expansion with 2 extra characters plus a joke character in a MK game is straight up like asking to steal your money.
Yeah I'm getting the same error.Yeah. I already have everything that's released so far and just want the 40 dollar version.
I tried restoring license but that didnt work. Maybe it will work for you? I want my dynamic theme dammit. Lol
This scene basically shows easy resurrection is in the narrative.Another example of how Mortal Kombat handles death and resurrection:
This scene basically shows easy resurrection is in the narrative.
Raiden's god powers + Quan Chi's magic = problem solved lmfao.
In the OG timeline Sindel, Johnny Cage and Mileena were revived during the events of MK3. Kitana, Kung Lao, Sonya, Jax, and Johnny Cage (again) were revived by Onaga in Deception. Shang Tsung's soul, being tied to Shao Kahn brought him back to life prior to Armageddon.this is quite literally the only time that happens in the series, and a plot point in the game is how quan chi is killed and thus this can never be done again. Which is why the majority of the cast from MK9 remain dead and don't come back for MK11 except scorpion and sub-zero and jax.
In the original timeline, they killed Liu Kang after MK4 and left him dead until MK9.
In the OG timeline Sindel, Johnny Cage and Mileena were revived during the events of MK3. Kitana, Kung Lao, Sonya, Jax, and Johnny Cage (again) were revived by Onaga in Deception. Shang Tsung's soul, being tied to Shao Kahn brought him back to life prior to Armageddon.
Let's not act like characters can't be brought back at random with magic and deity power hacks.
it's not quite like DBZ where death is meaningless. In terms of story, death in MK usually affects alliances and character's personalities permanently. And the series isn't afraid to let someone die for story reasons, then sit out multiple games.
Shhh, don't let the Mileena fans hear you.And the series isn't afraid to let someone die for story reasons, then sit out multiple games.
Yeah, only to be set free by Kitana. And then she returned to her previous role as Queen of Edenia, participating in the rebellion during Deception and again in the final battle in Armageddon. But she wasn't an undead revenant. She was still revived as a living breathing person mind control or otherwise.Saying "sindel was revived" is stretching it, since she was also introduced in MK3, and sat sidelined after MK3 til MK9. And she was "revived" as a mindless slave, solely as a technicality, specifically to break the bond of the Mortal Kombat pact. They basically dug up her body, and stuffed it with mind control.
And? That doesn't change the fact that MK2 Mileena was killed, sent to the Netherrealm, and was subsequently revived by Shinnok and sent to Earthrealm as a spy. It's not like she was replaced with a backup clone.
I don't understand this statement. He still died in MK3. He was subsequently revived because his soul wasn't able to 'ascend' for whatever reason. He resurrected himself and was alive and well until he died during the end of Deadly Alliance, only to be revived by Onaga and then set free of the mind control by Ermac.Johnny Cage's stuff was non-cannon after MK3 when he died. In his ending, he revealed the entire series of games are just a movie and he's an actor playing a role.
There are lots of ways MK characters come back, but usually they are actually demons which lets old heroes come back as future villains. Sometimes there are better explanations, though. Like Sub-Zero dies in Mortal Kombat 1, but a big part of the original mystery in Mortal Kombat 2 was that he showed back up alive. Turns out he was his younger brother, the old Sub-Zero was Bi-Han, while the younger is Kuai Liang, who wears his clothes to honor his brother. The story of Sub-Zero, his clan, and the rivalry with Scorpion is the best part of MK.
Watch the story to MK9, it's basically a feature length movie. It's a soft reboot that assumes you know virtually none of the lore. It's glorious. Here's a video of it, with the intro to the previous game, Armageddon, which MK9 is a direct follow up to.
That said, death in Mortal Kombat's story usually carries big reprecussions, it's not quite like DBZ where death is meaningless. In terms of story, death in MK usually affects alliances and character's personalities permanently. And the series isn't afraid to let someone die for story reasons, then sit out multiple games. Shang Tsung has been dead since MK9, for example. Him popping up here is a big twist.
The friendships and stage fatalities aren't part of the paid portion of the package.It's $40 and it also has new stages, friendships, stage fatalities, etc.
Yeah, that's generally been the case for all DLC in the game. The Kombat Pack was legit good value all things considered cause 40$ got you 6 characters and a LOT of skins, but this really isn't lol.Apparently the eShop is listing all the pieces of the DLC as separate purchases, so I suppose you can still buy just the characters for 15 bucks and not get the story stuff.
Yep. The skin packs are not (all) coming out at the same time but the characters are coming out on May 26th along with the story, new stages, stage fatalities and friendships.Hey are we getting these 3 characters this month when it releases?
Yep. The skin packs are not (all) coming out at the same time but the characters are coming out on May 26th along with the story, new stages, stage fatalities and friendships.
I bet the physical edition will be just a code with just regular MK11 on the disc.It is odd the skins aren't coming out upfront too. It means the physical version doesn't have everything on disc.
My biggest gripe and why I have dropped it. The cameos in the krypt were neat. Didn't his X ending feature the time chick? How do they not have him trying to restore his race?
Yeah it's weird that he's not in the game. Besides Goro, I think he's the only MK1 character not in 11.
What's weird about it?Yeah it's weird that he's not in the game. Besides Goro, I think he's the only MK1 character not in 11.
Wait I thought the arnold terminator was a good guy?Speaking of DLC characters and non-canon endings, The Terminator's ending in MK11 is fucking awesome. It's a mix of war games and T2. The terminator becomes master of time, and endlessly simulates the war between man and machine, trying to come to a solution where the machines win and exterminate humanity. But he keeps coming to a conclusion where both ensure mutual destruction. He learns that "the only way to win, is to not play." So he crafts a future where man and machine don't become enemies, but flourish as a utopia. He then realizes that someone could learn of the hour glass through his own memories, and that his knowledge is dangerous. So he lowers himself into the bottomless sea, so no one can ever find him, giving a T2 style thumbs up as he descends.
I bet the physical edition will be just a code with just regular MK11 on the disc.