Want to learn how to play Killer Instinct?

Hello "Galactic Geek"

It doesn't matter if Maya is the main character or not, I just want to find out what happends next in her story

Have a nice day or afternoon or night "Galactic Geek"

Thanks for telling me what you thought of ARIA, Lei.

...how did you get Maya in story mode, though? They haven't made a story mode for the season 2 cast yet...

Is there going to be a season 3?

Hello everyone

Does anyone know when the last character for this game is coming out?

Quite frankly, I don't care about any other character besides Maya and I want to play her story mode already (I was told that the story mode will become avialable once all of the characters are released).

Have a nice day or afternoon or night everyone

[quote user="You're wrong"]Does anyone even play this game? It's bad.[/quote]

Yes - many people play it. I've seen them at Cons, tournaments, AND online every single day, as well as on their official site - the latter of which is certainly more populated than this ghost town of a forum. Just because many of you don't play it doesn't
mean that it should be ignored or automatically considered bad.

In fact, it's NOT bad at all - not by a long shot. It's actually 1 of the most accessible fighting games to start playing, with an easy to understand and interactive constant 2-way combo-system (so you're not just sitting there watching your butt get handed
to you), but among the hardest to master, since it has a lot to do with timing and predicting your opponents (the system even sets you up to learn OTHER fighting games to boot, so it's a good way to enter the genre), AND unlike SF with its shoto characters
and MK with its colored ninjas, EVERY character is wholly different in both concept and gameplay style.

It also offers a myriad of ways to learn the game, unlike other fighting games - through its dojo mode, practice mode, and soon to come modes: combo-breaker mode (which is described in the link above), shadows mode (think drivatars from Forza Motorsport,
but within a fighting game, so you don't have to fight some rudimentary, pre-programmed AI), individual character dojo modes (want to learn the ins and outs of a a specific character, well here you go), and online training mode (learn with a friend!).

Furthermore, it's constantly updated each month with new content/characters/balance and bug fixes, much like XBL itself, and you can pay however much you want to get precisely what you want (ranges anywhere from free with 1 rotating character each week to
$80 for both full seasons and all characters and extras, which is still cheaper than many special editions of other games), which is something no other fighting game does.

It has more achievements than most games as well, which is great for achievement hunters - I myself have made over 2100 gamerscore from this game alone, and I STILL don't have all of them.

Finally, its net-code is some of the best I've seen for ANY fighting game, much less any game period, and is definitely worlds apart from the likes of MKX's terrifyingly bad netcode.

I'm genuinely shocked you guys are writing up replies condemning the game before even clicking on the link, which BTW, almost none of you have actually commented on. *SMH*