Mega Man X series post MMX3- Are they worth playing?

[CFFJR]

Well, wouldn't Volnutt have that raw power?

Flake said earlier that X and Zero have more power and potential than MegaMan and Bass (and Protoman obviously) thanks to more advanced tech, even though they were built around the same period of time.

Wouldn't Volnutt have the same advantage, being around so much later in the series timeline? (I'm assuming the technology actually improved, remember, I haven't played Legends)

[Gamerforlife]

Well, wouldn't Volnutt have that raw power?

Flake said earlier that X and Zero have more power and potential than MegaMan and Bass (and Protoman obviously) thanks to more advanced tech, even though they were built around the same period of time.

Wouldn't Volnutt have the same advantage, being around so much later in the series timeline? (I'm assuming the technology actually improved, remember, I haven't played Legends)

I suppose. It's hard to say. Where's Keiji Inafune when you need him?

[flamepanther]

Wouldn't Volnutt have the same advantage, being around so much later in the series timeline? (I'm assuming the technology actually improved, remember, I haven't played Legends)

It gets really tricky to avoid spoilers here... Legends is sort of post-apocalyptic. Most of the best technology is ancient and buried by this point. Part of the initial premise is that Volnutt was adopted as an infant by a family of "diggers" who make their living by scavenging ancient technology from extremely dangerous ruins. Most of his equipment is cobbled together from a mixture of salvaged ancient tech and modern low-tech junk (you literally find some of it in trash cans), so it's really hard to say how good his gear is, at least.

[CFFJR]

I suppose this whole discussion is a bit difficult then isn't it?

Sorry guys, I'm not trying to be a pest, I just can't help but wonder about this stuff.

[Gamerforlife]

I suppose this whole discussion is a bit difficult then isn't it?

Sorry guys, I'm not trying to be a pest, I just can't help but wonder about this stuff.

I can't blame you. When I get into any story I start uber-analyzing every aspect of it. So I get where you're coming from

[RyaNtheSlayA]

I suppose this whole discussion is a bit difficult then isn't it?

Sorry guys, I'm not trying to be a pest, I just can't help but wonder about this stuff.

I can't blame you. When I get into any story I start uber-analyzing every aspect of it. So I get where you're coming from

I didn't even know the MegaMan series had as much of a story as it does.

My understanding of the story before this thread was basically Wily is evil, stop him by blowing up awesome robots with Megaman the awesome robot

[flamepanther]

I didn't even know the MegaMan series had as much of a story as it does.

My understanding of the story before this thread was basically Wily is evil, stop him by blowing up awesome robots with Megaman the awesome robot

The original series has almost no plot within each episode, but after ten installments plus side-stories, there's actually a little bit there when you take it all together. The X series and everything after it is about as plot-heavy as platformers get--especially starting at X4.

[MrPopo]

I suppose. It's hard to say. Where's Keiji Inafune when you need him?

Being summoned as a sword by an underdressed girl.

[pakopako]

I suppose. It's hard to say. Where's Keiji Inafune when you need him?

Being summoned as a sword by an underdressed girl.

I'm not sure I understand. Is he part of NipponIchiSoft now?

And what happens if X and Rock try to absorb each others' absorption ability?

[MrPopo]

I suppose. It's hard to say. Where's Keiji Inafune when you need him?

Being summoned as a sword by an underdressed girl.

I'm not sure I understand. Is he part of NipponIchiSoft now?

And what happens if X and Rock try to absorb each others' absorption ability?