PixlBit

Everyone should be well aware today is the offical launch of SFV but things have gone less than stellar. Before even launching, SFV was already looking pretty scarce on the single player content with much of it not in the game until later on (free of course). Even with that, online server problems plague the game, making it near impossible to get matches up and running. And if that wasn’t enough trouble, due the unstable servers, the few things that you can do offline are on shaky ground. I was logged off SFV in the middle of playing survival mode, and lost my progress at that point (and I was 20 out of 30 too, just 10 away from a new color set for Cammy).

Despite all of this, I still really enjoy the fighting part of SFV. My thoughts myriad a lot the reviews of the game: Great combat, terrible single player options. In time I’m sure Capcom will add some stuff that will extend the game, with the first wave of that hitting in March, but I really have to question the motive to leave that out of the initial game in first place. Was rushing the game out the door just novitiate sales and eSports really worth fracturing trust with new players? Right now I hope that one of the most important questions Capcom is asking itself right now. For me, right now, its a Tuesday but a Tuesday I wish could be better with substantially more complete game.