“I felt like the comments tend to get rough. I had the impression that people instantly started to mount and self-assert. I couldn’t stand it, so I did things like closing the comment bar. Unfortunately, there are practically no solutions to this.”
Sakurai Didn't Appreciate The Rough Comments So he Decided To Turn Them Off
Sakurai hasn't generally had the best relationship with online analysts himself throughout the long term. Back in 2018, he was badgering on Twitter for reprimanding Waluigi - with a few adherents assaulting him with furious messages and problematic substance, bringing about him impeding various records. He's likewise been compelled to protect certain characters that have joined the Smash Bros. list. Simply recently, he was assaulted online for adding too many Fire Emblem and blade warrior reps to the game prior to advising the fanbase it was Nintendo's choice, not his own.
Sakurai Explains To His Fans Why Xenoblade's Rex Isn't A DLC Character.
Here Is The Explanation He Has Given Us...
“When it was decided that we were to create a character from Xenoblade Chronicles 2, the very first thing I thought about was to show and move Rex and Pyra at the same time on screen. But a conclusion that it’s impossible came at a match speed. I somewhat requested the team to inspect it, but it was impossible.”
“When we talk about 2 people who move as a single group, there are the Ice Climbers. They have the same looks and can only do the same things. When we tried Rex + Pyra, it was clear that we could not do an essential task to have their [data] capacity exceed a processing load threshold.”
“The system to have Rex as the main fighter and Pyra overseeing him was also determined to be difficult. The design was so complex that a lot of things would have to be done.”
“Rex would have to be moved on his own. But then I thought it would be better if we can change between Pyra and Mythra.”
Masahiro Sakurai delivered some good news for Xenoblade fans on Thursday morning: New fighters Pyra and Mythra arealready Out On Nintendo Switch fighting game. But Monster Hunter fans got a punch in the gut, because Sakurai also showed off new Mii Fighter costumes based on Monster Hunter. To many fans, that rules out (or “de-confirms”) the possibility that a dedicated Monster Hunter-themed fighter will come to Ultimate.