With Mortal Kombat X nearing release, details have been trickling out of NetherRealm studios. The most recent tidbit is an “Easy Fatality” mode, which allows you to pull off Fatalities without remembering those complicated button maneuvers.
GameSpot spotted the information during one of the latest live-streams that NetherRealm has been holding to reveal new information and details about the game.
Community specialist Tyler Lansdown commented on the difficulty of Fatalities and how NetherRealm is addressing it. The developer is allowing users to pull off Mortal Kombat X Fatalities when an emblem shows up on screen.
Here's what Lansdown said:
Now, we've learned through years and years of study that there are a lot of people who just can't pull off Fatalities, or they get freaked out or they can't figure out the timing. [...] So when the game launches, you'll have a couple of those--maybe three of them--day one. You'll have those just to use and do easy Fatalities on.
That's... actually kind of cool.
Earning emblems that unlock easy Fatalities could help encourage newbies to keep playing and learning as they go.
According to Lansdown, you can unlock the emblems by doing specific things or completing various tasks in the game:
There are certain places you can unlock those and things like that. So you'll always have access to easy Fatalities--if you want to use them.
I think that's a solid incentive for players. Heck, even expert players might find themselves wanting to earn a few emblems to cut down on the complex button presses that come with Fatalities.
Many of the Fatalities in the game are fairly brutal. I do wonder if they'll be easy to pull off like in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon or ridiculously complex like in Mortal Kombat II? Right now it's hard to tell.
The GameSpot article also points out that Goro will be available in a DLC pack for anyone who doesn't pre-order him. These days, any kind of “exclusive” pre-order DLC is usually paid DLC following its release.
Mortal Kombat X is a highly anticipated title. Many of the returning characters and new characters look very impressive. Erron Black definitely turned heads with his amazing gunslinging display, something that hasn't been featured in a fighting game in that way since... well, since ever.
Mortal Kombat X sports 60fps gameplay and is scheduled to launch for the Xbox One, PS4, and PC on April 14th. You can learn more about the game by paying a visit to the official website.
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