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What if, in 'Wave 2', they release something different from a Fighters Pass: An 'Expansion Pass'. I always imagined they could add changes that would be expected of a brand new game in a second season (those are details to share another time, I believe), and things like Assist Trophy promotion is one of them. Then again, maybe he's just referring to a potential second DLC season, which could fall under the same trap because, y'know, it's still DLC.īut I think I know how first parties can be given a chance in a second season. (Not a wrong assesment I'd say, just a bit curt in wording at the expense of what would go behind such an 'advertisement' pick.Ĭlick to expand.It's like I've been saying: Just because a DLC season has all third parties, doesn't mean Smash will turn into 'Third Parties Only'. Furthermore, we'd be comparing the two as 'promotional picks' which is a shallow view of the situation. That is, if we're even comparing the two.

It's part of why Edelgard manages to stand out: Three Houses is a brand new experience with a score that lends itself well for a music pack and mechanics that lend themselves well for a newcomer that goes above and beyond itself to bring the game to life in Smash. Cross-over potential is part of it, but as I said before I think, it's much easier to max out on fan service when a character does not only bring itself to the table, but also its home game and home series, and a stage, music and spirit board for each newcomer encourages this carrying potential much more than a standalone newcomer in a base game.

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A 'Fighter Pack' lends itself well for introducing new series to Smash, whereas a base game newcomer can simply stand on its own without having to carry along a stage, music and spirits. In fact, between Ryu, Cloud and to a lesser extent Bayonetta, we've already seen a 'better, stronger, hyper' third party pack that didn't spell the trajectory the rest of the series took. DLC is a different situation than the base game, arguably evident by the different newcomer selection for Smash 4 DLC compared to Smash Ultimate. I've also read Delzethin's post and it surprises me that he'd say that Smash would have succumbed to third parties if the Fighter Pass would consist mostly if not entirely of them. (Not a wrong assesment I'd say, just a bit curt in wording at the expense of what would go behind such an 'advertisement' pick.

Click to expand.That is, if we're even comparing the two.