I loved the way the prince got more torn up and covered in wounds as the game went on along with his clothing getting ripped. I like seeing characters get more torn up as fights go on, it helps remind you of your journey so far and how much shit you have been fighting.
Bloodborne didn't have clothing destruction but you would get blood on your clothes and if you fought for long enough without resetting then you could eventually be completely covered in blood from head to toe.
I don't think that has what I'm talking about. I'm talking about aiming a rocket launcher at a house and the area caught in the blast radius collapses but the rest of the building stays up.
If EDF 4.1 actually has that, then I'll finally mount the iso and install it. If not, it can wait until I finish the other games I'm currently playing.
My favorite thing to do in soul calibur is giving my custom character a big as fuck purple afro, and then giving him a helm.
When the helm breaks, the purple surprise pops out.
I know it's dumb but sometimes i do stupid shit like that.
Sakura Dungeon
I don't think Oni had actual clothing damage, though.
Aren't you a special little cookie.
Oh hey, I remember Vindictus.
Did they make it less grindy?
Silent Storm had just that, but it's a turn-based top-down tactics game. It's also slav, which comes with all the bonuses like shit translation.
The original RE 2 demo had clothing damage.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
I wouldn't call it dumb at all, stuff like that is what makes Soul Calibur so memorable to me when compared to other fighting games. 5 was obviously at least a bit rushed, but I loved some of the additions they added to customisation, the little 'profile pictures' you could create to represent yourself in particular.
I created a skeleton, gave him a dark red turban and scarf, then made my online profile picture the skeleton sitting at a table with a teapot on it with his arms wide open, like he was inviting someone to tea. All that coupled with the unique Devil Jin moveset you could give to custom characters made for one of the most fun experiences I've had with any fighting game period, though I still prefer 3.