OCTOBER UPDATE --Currently live on Xbox One and PS4
General Gameplay Adjustments
· Move list corrections
· Improvements to AI logic
· Added a third Tournament Variation for all characters, which can be used in Kombat League, offline Tournament mode and any match with Kompetitive mode enabled
· Added a visual indicator when you have new items available within the Kustomization menus.
· Added new animations for several characters when losing a round
· Added several new Brutalities for players to discover
· Added new end of round taunts for players to unlock
· Visual prompts will now update correctly when a player changes controller settings inside of Fatality Training
· Removed the ability for some characters to prolong the Fatality input timer under rare circumstances
· Control configuration will now work correctly for all... [Read More]
NetherRealm Studios revealed the full roster of Mortal Kombat 11's Kombat Pack. Below, check out the official trailer and first images of Arnold Schwarzenegger as The Terminator, along with DC's The Joker, and Todd McFarlane's Spawn appearing as the final DLC characters of MK11's Kombat Pack
Patch notes for the new update to Mortal Kombat 11 are live, along with the patch which you can download now. Check it all out, it's a lot to take in.
General Gameplay Adjustments • Move list corrections
• Improvements to AI logic
• Added Color Blindness mode (Protanope, Deuteranope, & Tritanope) to Video Options
• Added HDR TV Quality settings (Standard, High End, Professional) to Video Options
• Added Variation info to the Pause Menu in Practice Mode
• Added a 4 Star Ranking and replaced Damage Ratio with additional matchup information to the Kombat Breakdown after an Online Match or Kombat Kard Kareer Stats
• Updated the visuals for the Real Time Frame Data Display in Practice Mode & Kombat Kard Match Replays
• Added an additional Brutality victory pose for every character
• Improved performance on many brutalities that were causing slowdown... [Read More]
Evo 2019’s Mortal Kombat 11 tournament ended with Dominique “SonicFox” McLean lying on stage, his weekend of competition finally over. He was once again the king of Mortal Kombat.
Although SonicFox has competed in multiple games over his career, NetherRealm Studios franchises have always felt like his home. He first made his mark on Evo history by winning Injustice: Gods Among Us in 2014 before earning back-to-back Mortal Kombat X championships in 2015 and 2016. SonicFox’s focus strayed a bit with the release of Dragon Ball FighterZ, which he won at Evo 2018, but he can never be counted out when it comes to the games where he first found huge success.
Here’s is interview with the one and only @Dragon_FGC A.D. caught up on his tournament experience so far this year. So if you want to hear about how he trains, his thoughts during CEO Grand Finals, and more, then check out below video.
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