Trini_Bwoi Wrote:
Well there are a few reasons. First, the cinematic quality of Fatalities amplifies the repetitiveness. It gets tired a lot more quickly. Also since there are requirements, the feeling tends to shift from 'ugh not this again' to 'I can't believe my opponent fulfilled the requirement.' Like Babalities in MK9, the last thing I would be thinking when I received one was that I've seen it before. And finally, you can do a swagalicious combo before, which can also make the same Brutality different and more hype every time depending on the combo.
And that in part is user preference. I like dynamic/dramatic camera angles, although I can appreciate the wink to the classic camera angle in the brutalities.
The requirements for achieving a brutatlity are just another way of input for a fatality. And I'm not saying anything about the fulfilment or difficulty of the requirements, just about the repetitiveness. Though you'll probably see those brutality's more which have easier requirements.
And if you can view the repetitiveness (or better, the lack of) of the brutality's that way, so much better for you. The combo/throw/whatever can be different, the end result will be the same.
But this is probably also a discussion where two groups will never see eye to eye. Like the combo's vs special moves fighting styles of people.
