What to Fix

[Legend Killer]

I know there's probably so many threads like this, but I'm bored.

Day of Reckoning 2 is a good game, but there's still so much they could've fixed and added.

Fix:

-Hell in a Cell Matches - They should've made it alot like the Smackdown games. Where there isn't alot of room between the cell and ring, and you can do environmental moves to the guy(hitting him up against the cell, rubbing his face on the cell, etc...). Also, they should've made a door instead of breaking the guy through the wall, that's so unrealistic.

-Environmental Moves - Like the Smackdown games, you should've been able to give guys moves on the barricade, ring post, and steel steps(btw, where the hell are the steel steps in this game?). Also, you should be able to give guys moves onto the table without you being on it(you can for a few moves like the Angleslam and some belly to belly suplexes, but it's so hard to do it).

-Story Mode - The story mode sucks on here. Sure, you have about 3 decisions throughout the year, but I want a helluva lot more than that. The actual story was bullshit. The title missing? What the hell? Why couldn't they just have your guy go up through the ranks like DOR1? The game didn't have to "continue" from the last one, THQ didn't do that when they made their Smackdown games, so THQ doesn't have to do that with their DOR games either. Oh and the story should've gone on forever too, not just this one year story and then credits, I wanna play forever. And you should've been able to choose which show to be on, and what superstar(including the ones already in the game, not just CAWs). The story mode overall just pissed me off, it could've been so much better.

-Attributes - Alot of the superstars' attributes in this game are way off. Here's what I think they should've been:

Triple H - 94

Kurt Angle - 93

Undertaker - 91

Shawn Michaels - 90

Batista - 88

John Cena - 88

Randy Orton - 87

Chris Benoit - 86

Eddie Guerrero - 86

John Bradshaw Layfield - 85

Chris Jericho - 85

Kane - 84

Big Show - 84

Edge - 84

Booker T - 83

Shelton Benjamin - 83

Rob Van Dam - 83

Rey Mysterio - 82

Christian - 82

Ric Flair - 81

Muhammed Hassan - 79

Carlito - 79

Orlando Jordan - 77

Chris Masters - 76

Paul London - 75

Chavo Guerrero - 75

Heidenreich - 74

Snitsky - 73

Eugene - 73

William Regal - 73

Tajiri - 73

Rene Dupree - 72

Kenzo Suzuki - 71

The Hurricane - 70

Trish Stratus - 60

Christy Hemme - 57

Torrie Wilson - 52

Stacy Keibler - 51

Add:

-More Match Types - I would've loved to see like an elimination tag or any other kind of elimination match. Even the Elimination Chamber. Now I know you're thinking "They can't fit that kind of match into a small gamecube disc", but I think they can find a way. Maybe have only four guys in the ring at most at a time, like the royal rumble, and as soon as one's eliminated, the next comes out in the given time. I know that won't be as fun, because you couldn't have all six guys to duke it out at once, but it'd still be alot of fun.

-Create a PPV Mode - Two big things they should've got rid of in this game were Tutorial and Shopzone. Both of these things are totally useless, and the extra data could've been used for something alot better. Like Create a PPV. I know it sounds pretty basic, but if you could create a PPV, use all the titles, make your own highlight videos before your chosen matches, and then add fireworks before the show and all that other stuff, it would've added hours upon hours of fun gameplay to the game.

Edited June 3, 2006 by Legend Killer

[thorbert]

They should make a WWF No Mercy like they did for the N64 only better graphics that game was pretty much better than all the Smackdown games put together... (crap that would make a weird looking game)

[xXCharasmatic_EnigmaXx]

you know as well as i do that they won't make a remake of No Mercy

cause if that was possible

then like WWE/WWF No Mercy 64 and RAW2 (Xbox)

people will beable to edit the color and clothing of every single character in the game

so its very unlikely

but very wishful thinking