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Topic~~ Ctes' Post-Contest Analysis (PCA) ~~
ctesjbuvf
05/22/20 6:03:39 PM
#139:


Round 1 Division 7 Day 13
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain 72.51%
Dead Cells 27.49%

Prediction Percentage 87.15%

It looked like Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain would have quite the easy path this year. It got what was believed to be a very weak fourpack before running into the exact same game it lost to the previous contest. Back then it was an upset, but no one was giving MGSV any chance this year. There is no bigger shame in the gaming world than what happened to Konami and what happened to one of the best franchises of all time because of it, but not much to do about that, unfortunately.

MSGV was certainly getting anti-voted a bit here. Not as much because of the actual game as its just voting against Konami. Despite that, it managed to outdo the boards expectations a little bit. Some probably thought it would be hurt more from all the backlash. Others probably put too much faith in Dead Cells after good showings by indies this round. Dead Cells is released around the time that appears to be the preferred time to be released for indie games, but it didnt do it much favor. It just didnt quite hit the big scenes. Im sure MGSV got a lot of franchise name votes from the forced voting. If Dead Cells couldnt look better than this against MGSV then its playrate is probably very low. Despite Yakuza 0 looking good today, Metal Gear Solid V would still come into round 2 as the unanimous favorite to win and into round 3 as the unanimous favorite to lose, so its not like it made a huge difference that it did slightly better than expected.

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