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I guess he sort of is the face of the company state side with Ono in the hospital and Inafune long gone. But I never really did see him as that, he seemed to be more of the face of their fighting game division and therefore not totally relevant to the games I like from Capcom (RE series, Dead Rising games, Dragon's Dogma, etc.) he never seemed to be out in front of those games. Maybe he was for you Mr. Holmes, with you interacting with PR for your job.
"Wonder what other shithead from, the wonderfully misogynistic and racist group of manchildren known as the FGC will get chosen as the new Capcom shill."
Which goes to show you have no idea who Seth Killian even is. God job. "Rawr! That Seth was always talking about girls tits and how much he hated the Mexicans!"
If you're going to dislike something, do it for the right reasons, not because he is loosely affiliated with an organization he has no say over.
Which goes to show you have no idea who Seth Killian even is. God job. "Rawr! That Seth was always talking about girls tits and how much he hated the Mexicans!"
If you're going to dislike something, do it for the right reasons, not because he is loosely affiliated with an organization he has no say over.
Yeah you can sure get a million jobs with a PhD in philosophy. McDonald's cashier, McDonald's cook, the list goes on...
we all know he isnt happy with capcom either. nothing he can do to save the company better jump ship while you can.
@ PrinceHeir- The Leon demo was pretty bad, but I'm sure that it picks up from there.
In general though, I really didn't like RE6. It was like they took the parts of RE5 that I disliked the most and exagerated all of them, taking out just about everything I liked about RE4.
That said, if you liked RE5 a lot, expecially the cover shooter bits at the end, you might love RE6.
@ moo99- Any PhD can land you a pretty good paying job. People don't tend to care what your degree is in, as long as you have a degree and experience.
@ Joe Ess- It's weird. I never saw Seth as "just the fighting games guy", but maybe that's because Mega Man is my favorite Capcom franchise, and Seth was always there at Mega Man events. He's the one who first showed me Mega Man Universe, teased Mega Man 10, ect.
In general though, I really didn't like RE6. It was like they took the parts of RE5 that I disliked the most and exagerated all of them, taking out just about everything I liked about RE4.
That said, if you liked RE5 a lot, expecially the cover shooter bits at the end, you might love RE6.
@ moo99- Any PhD can land you a pretty good paying job. People don't tend to care what your degree is in, as long as you have a degree and experience.
@ Joe Ess- It's weird. I never saw Seth as "just the fighting games guy", but maybe that's because Mega Man is my favorite Capcom franchise, and Seth was always there at Mega Man events. He's the one who first showed me Mega Man Universe, teased Mega Man 10, ect.
I hate when people try to speak on behalf of "the whole FGC".
Seth actually seeing promise in the gem system isn't that far fetched unless you're one of those people that only follows the FGC by reading an article here or there.
The gem system in and of itself IS solid, and people know that. Where a lot of us draw the line however is the "auto-block, "auto-throwbreak" gems, especially the one that only consumes 1/8th of a super bar. In conjunction with the general concept of paying for better gems simply crippling the online community.
Thr normal gems don't by the game by any means at all. They do add an annoying extra bit of time to character selection (tournament organizers don't like that) and they do look quite ugly when your character is glowing like a rainbow, but the standard gems in no way "break" the game, and anybody that says so is just not actually PLAYING the game.
Seth actually seeing promise in the gem system isn't that far fetched unless you're one of those people that only follows the FGC by reading an article here or there.
The gem system in and of itself IS solid, and people know that. Where a lot of us draw the line however is the "auto-block, "auto-throwbreak" gems, especially the one that only consumes 1/8th of a super bar. In conjunction with the general concept of paying for better gems simply crippling the online community.
Thr normal gems don't by the game by any means at all. They do add an annoying extra bit of time to character selection (tournament organizers don't like that) and they do look quite ugly when your character is glowing like a rainbow, but the standard gems in no way "break" the game, and anybody that says so is just not actually PLAYING the game.
I hate when people try to speak on behalf of \"the whole FGC\".
Seth actually seeing promise in the gem system isn\'t that far fetched unless you\'re one of those people that only follows the FGC by reading an article here or there.
The gem system in and of itself IS solid, and people know that. Where a lot of us draw the line however is the \"auto-block, \"auto-throwbreak\" gems, especially the one that only consumes 1/8th of a super bar. In conjunction with the general concept of paying for better gems simply crippling the online community.
Thr normal gems don\'t break he game by any means at all. They do add an annoying extra bit of time to character selection (tournament organizers don\'t like that) and they do look quite ugly when your character is glowing like a rainbow, but the standard gems in no way \"break\" the game, and anybody that says so is just not actually PLAYING the game.
Seth actually seeing promise in the gem system isn\'t that far fetched unless you\'re one of those people that only follows the FGC by reading an article here or there.
The gem system in and of itself IS solid, and people know that. Where a lot of us draw the line however is the \"auto-block, \"auto-throwbreak\" gems, especially the one that only consumes 1/8th of a super bar. In conjunction with the general concept of paying for better gems simply crippling the online community.
Thr normal gems don\'t break he game by any means at all. They do add an annoying extra bit of time to character selection (tournament organizers don\'t like that) and they do look quite ugly when your character is glowing like a rainbow, but the standard gems in no way \"break\" the game, and anybody that says so is just not actually PLAYING the game.
The extent of my well wishes for Seth depends on how he'd answer:
"Did you get tired of lying for Capcom?"
"Did you feel bad for all the things you said for Capcom? Maybe want to throw up a little bit every now and then?"
"Or did you actually believe the things you were saying for Capcom?"
"Did you get tired of lying for Capcom?"
"Did you feel bad for all the things you said for Capcom? Maybe want to throw up a little bit every now and then?"
"Or did you actually believe the things you were saying for Capcom?"
I say it every time someone leaves a company: Good luck to him, truly, but no one is an island and they'll go on fine (well, for them, fine-ish) without him. Not a big deal unless he's suing them and taking over the company for the betterment of mankind.
On another note, Capcom just lost someone else for "mysterious reasons" -- good job keeping up that turnover rate down Capcom!
@Holmes
"So who do you think was the face of Capcom USA for the past 6 years if not Seth? And why weren't you a fan exactly?"
Seriously, why does it even matter? Only thing having a "face" brings a company is for someone to be its whipping boy to run ragged. Anyone is better off staying FAAAR way from being Capcom's face, because you only turn out to be its ass in the long run.
On another note, Capcom just lost someone else for "mysterious reasons" -- good job keeping up that turnover rate down Capcom!
@Holmes
"So who do you think was the face of Capcom USA for the past 6 years if not Seth? And why weren't you a fan exactly?"
Seriously, why does it even matter? Only thing having a "face" brings a company is for someone to be its whipping boy to run ragged. Anyone is better off staying FAAAR way from being Capcom's face, because you only turn out to be its ass in the long run.
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