But she could be so much more, considering her dragon heritage and different powers (fire, namely). There's a lot to be said about gameplay and story, but I also feel like Sheeva was just seen as a female Goro and a lesser version of him. So who would want to take her seriously if she sucks story-wise?īut even then, I think it's interesting that Goro has everyone so excited over playing as him, but Sheeva is literally the least played character in MK9. Instead she's just a jobber guarding Kitana. Even lore-wise, she's now no longer as great as she once was. She felt unfinished in MK9 and was excluded from MKX. I feel like that says a lot about NRS's views on her and how they treat her during development. Not Meat, or Mokap, or Jarek, or anyone of the like, but Sheeva. First of all, Derek decided to jokingly confirm Sheeva for MKX, as if her inclusion would be so ridiculous it would warrant laughter. However, I feel like she gets undeserved hate and neglect. She was one of the least played characters in MK9, and is definitely not very popular among casual fans. So this may not be entirely relevant to the news we've received recently but I've thinking about Sheeva a lot. If you disagree, why? I'm curious as to people's reasons. Given the scaling of proportions, they could retcon and make her bigger, badder, better. Especially considering that one picture some fan posted of her on these boards a while back showcasing dragon scales and updated clothing that was awesome. But I think everyone should give her a second chance and redesign her even further for MK11. Yet Sheeva, so far in this timeline, has achieved nothing.
Goro literally is the champion of MK several times over, is a sub-boss, is a huge threat against Kotal in the comics, and killed various characters in several different storylines and adaptations. Plus, her grappling in MK9 was actually kind of fun if you could get over how low-tier she was. So who would want to take her seriously if she sucks story-wise? But even then, I think it's interesting that Goro has everyone so excited over playing as him, but Sheeva is literally the least played character in MK9.
That combatant just so happened to be the lady Shokan warrior, Sheeva.So this may not be entirely relevant to the news we've received recently but I've thinking about Sheeva a lot. One character in 2011's Mortal Kombat was not considered a worthy choice for competitive play, however. But back in 2011, a reboot of Mortal Kombat released and brought the franchise back to mainstream prominence. Popular competitors such as SonicFox, Ninjakilla_212, and A F0XY Grampa regularly beat each other to a digital pulp in MK 11. Currently, Mortal Kombat 11is currently the title delivering the most intense competition among a flood of quality players. On a competitive level, top fighting game community members battle for top honors in Mortal Kombat games. While the series' story may be a bit hard to follow for some, it still manages to be interesting enough to keep fans invested. And over the years, Mortal Kombat has evolved by offering improved visuals, game changing mechanics, the addition of weapons, and so much more. Designers Ed Boon, John Tobias, Paulo Garcia, and John Edwards pooled their talents together with other developers to produce the most violent fighting game of all time. Mortal Kombat has been about splashing buckets of blood onto players' screens since 1992.
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