Info about Mortal Kombat 11 Terminator T-800:

Official game description:
The Terminator T-800 from "Terminator: Dark Fate" is a cyborg assassin, sent back in time from a post-apocalyptic future. He is nearly indestructible and possesses superior technology, fighting skills and artificial intelligence making him the ultimate killing machine.

Release date: Oct 15, 2019

Categories: Fighting Game, DLC Character, Guest Character, Licensed Content, Character-based Combat, Fatalities, Customization


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- Player Archetypes:
  - Terminator Franchise Fan (buy)
    - Motivation: Nostalgia and fandom for the Terminator IP
    - Playstyle: Casual, fun-oriented, using the character for its thematic appeal
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: big fan of terminator
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Hardcore Master (no buy)
    - Motivation: Mastery and competitive challenge
    - Playstyle: Intensive practice, focus on execution and optimization
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Newcomer Advisor (buy)
    - Motivation: Helping others and getting good value
    - Playstyle: Advisory, familiar with multiple characters, not focused on a single main
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Character is highly praised (weight 0.81): Players consistently describe the Terminator as incredible, great, and a favorite to play, with many noting it is an interesting and fun addition to Mortal Kombat. The character is seen as fitting well within the MK universe and is considered one of the best in the game.
- Faithful Terminator adaptation (weight 0.63): Reviewers highlight the faithful design of the T-800, accurate Arnold likeness, and numerous references to the films, making it a true adaptation of the Terminator. The inclusion of the original look as an unlockable skin and the Spanish voice from the movie add to the authenticity.
- Unique and powerful gameplay (weight 0.61): The character offers unique abilities, including an anti-zoning technique that absorbs projectiles, a self-destruction move, and a transformation mechanic. Players find the gameplay powerful, with high damage output and heavy hits, making the character practically untouchable and quite overpowered.
- Excellent animations and visuals (weight 0.54): The animations are well done, sometimes funny, and the visual details are meticulously recreated, including the endoskeleton and robotic arm. Fatalities are visually striking and brutal, with one of the best unlockable fatalities in the game.
- Great voice acting (weight 0.28): The voice acting is good despite not being Arnold Schwarzenegger, with the voice close enough to the original. Arnold chose the voice actor, and the Spanish voice from the movie adds a great touch.
- Iconic guest character (weight 0.27): The Terminator is seen as an iconic guest character, with a significant impact on the storyline and numerous references to the films. Players are glad the Terminator was added to the game.
- Unique features and mechanics (weight 0.26): The character has unique features such as a running ability, long-lasting armor buff, and a separate skeleton texture. These mechanics add depth and make the character stand out.
- Suitable for close combat (weight 0.26): The character is suitable for close combat, with heavy hits and good combos. The combo damage is good, making it effective in melee situations.
- Mechanical beast design (weight 0.26): The character is described as a mechanical beast, with a playable buff Arnold Terminator robot with a shotgun, metal arm, and sunglasses with a red dot. The endoskeleton looks good and is a highlight.
- Visual details meticulously recreated (weight 0.24): The visual details are meticulously recreated, including the endoskeleton and robotic arm, which are highlights. The details are tremendous, adding to the character's authenticity.
- Fun and useful shotgun (weight 0.23): The shotgun is useful in combat, with fun finishing moves and an easy Brutality setup. It contributes to the character's unique and powerful gameplay.
- Great customization options (weight 0.22): Players appreciate the great customization options, including skins from Terminator 2 that make the character look like the classic Terminator. The original Terminator look is also available as an unlockable skin.
- Fan service and references (weight 0.19): A lot of fan service was added, with numerous references to the films and the Terminator saying 'Get over here!' like Scorpion. This appeals to fans of the franchise.
- Strong online performance (weight 0.16): The character performs well online, including in Battle League, making it a viable choice for competitive play. This is supported by the character's high damage output and powerful abilities.
- Character has transformation mechanic (weight 0.08): The character has a transformation mechanic, which is a unique feature that adds depth to gameplay. This is part of the unique abilities.

Common complaints:
- Arnold not voicing character (weight 0.43): Players are upset that Arnold Schwarzenegger did not voice the Terminator character, and the voice does not sound like him. This is a major disappointment for fans expecting the iconic voice.
- Not worth the price (weight 0.4): Players feel the DLC is overpriced for the small amount of content, with no story expansion, new stages, or additional modes. The character pack is considered not worth buying.
- Character is slow and clunky (weight 0.36): The Terminator character is described as slow, clunky, and boring, with slow attacks and short reach. This makes the character feel unresponsive and less fun to play.
- Weak abilities and specials (weight 0.34): The character's special moves, including the Endoskeleton ability, are weak and ineffective. The run ability lacks armor, and amplified moves cancel combos, making the character less viable.
- Lack of iconic MK characters (weight 0.32): Players are upset that guest characters like Terminator were added instead of fan-favorite MK characters like Reptile, Ermac, and Mileena. This is seen as a poor choice for DLC.
- Recycled moves from other characters (weight 0.31): Many moves and animations are recycled from Jason and Jax, making the Terminator feel like a reskin. This lack of originality is seen as lazy development.
- Character ruined and worst DLC (weight 0.3): Many players feel the Terminator character was ruined and is one of the worst DLC characters in MK11. The overall quality is lacking, and the character does not do the Terminator justice.
- Lack of content and features (weight 0.3): The DLC lacks new stages, modes, and story expansion, and the game has too few fighters. This makes the content feel thin and not worth the price.
- Bad voice acting overall (weight 0.3): The voice acting is generally poor, with the character's voice being described as horrible and a bad parody of Arnold. This detracts from the overall experience.
- Character design and costumes mediocre (weight 0.28): Costumes and the character model are criticized as mediocre and could have been much better. The damaged face skin from the trailer is not available, and gear items like grenades feel out of place.
- Character is difficult to use (weight 0.22): The Terminator is considered too difficult for average players, with a high skill ceiling and reliance on grabs and heavy hits. This makes the character less accessible and enjoyable.
- Technical issues and crashes (weight 0.22): The game crashes when using the T-800 as an AI opponent, and the network code is bad. These technical problems further reduce the quality of the experience.
- Unclear grinding and loot boxes (weight 0.14): Unlocking the 'canon' requires unclear grinding, and loot boxes are mentioned negatively. These monetization practices are disliked by players.
- Rushed due to movie release (weight 0.08): The character feels rushed because of the new movie Dark Fate, leading to a lack of polish and quality. This is seen as a negative impact on the DLC.

Gameplay feedback:
- Shotgun-based special attacks (weight 0.31): The character features shotgun-based special attacks and finishing moves, including an anti-zoning move. This provides a unique ranged option in combat.
- Unique heavy attack moveset (weight 0.28): The character's moveset focuses on heavy attacks and grappling, fitting a slow but powerful playstyle. This provides a distinct strategic approach compared to other characters.
- Grab and air grab abilities (weight 0.18): The character has both a standard grab and an air grab, enhancing close-quarters combat options. This allows for varied mix-up potential against opponents.
- Unique running ability (weight 0.17): The T-800 is the only character in MK11 (besides Jade) who can run, providing a mobility advantage. This is a notable trait that differentiates the character.
- Exclusive Fatalities and Brutalities (weight 0.1): The character includes exclusive Fatalities, Brutalities, and a Fatal Blow, adding to the Mortal Kombat experience. These are likely tied to the character's theme and appeal.
- Anti-zoning projectile absorption (weight 0.1): The character has an anti-zoning technique that absorbs projectiles, countering ranged opponents. This is a valuable defensive tool in matchups against zoners.
- Variety of strategic options (weight 0.1): The mix of melee attacks and ranged abilities provides a variety of strategic options. This allows for adaptable playstyles in different situations.
- Playable in all modes (weight 0.09): The character is playable in all game modes, ensuring full accessibility for players. This is a positive aspect for those who want to use the character extensively.
- Brutal style fitting MK (weight 0.09): The T-800 has a set of moves and abilities that fit the brutal style of Mortal Kombat. This ensures the character feels thematically appropriate.
- Iron aggregate transformation (weight 0.09): The character transforms into an iron aggregate when low on health or after a fatal blow. This is a unique mechanic that changes gameplay dynamics.
- Self-destruction move (weight 0.08): The character has a self-destruction move, which can be a risky but powerful option. This adds a unique tactical element to the moveset.
- Original skin via towers (weight 0.08): The original Terminator skin is unlocked through character towers, giving players a progression goal. This adds replay value for fans of the original design.
- Dark Fate or original version (weight 0.08): The character can be in Dark Fate or original movie version, offering cosmetic variety. This allows players to choose their preferred aesthetic.
- References other characters (weight 0.08): The character references other characters like Jax, Sonya, and Cassie, creating connections. This may be appreciated by lore fans.
- Damaged version available (weight 0.08): The character can be in a damaged version, reflecting battle wear. This adds visual detail and immersion.
- Playable as Terminator (weight 0.08): The player can play as the Terminator, which is the core appeal. This is a straightforward positive point.
- DLC character status (weight 0.08): The character is a DLC character, meaning it requires purchase or unlock. This may affect player perception of value.
- Fighter game context (weight 0.06): The game is a fighter game, and the character fits within that genre. This is a basic but necessary context for the feedback.
- Mortal Kombat 11 game (weight 0.06): The game is Mortal Kombat 11, providing the setting for the character. This is a basic identifier.

Performance notes:
- Game crashes with T-800 (weight 0.18): Players report random crashes when the T-800 character is used, either as an AI opponent or directly. The game exits unexpectedly during play, disrupting the experience.

Recommendations:
- Recommended for Terminator franchise fans (weight 0.36): Multiple reviews highlight that the content is especially appealing to fans of the Terminator franchise, the T-800, and Terminator in general. This suggests the character and theme resonate strongly with that audience.
- Not worth full price (weight 0.24): Several reviews advise against purchasing at full price, suggesting waiting for a sale or buying a bundle instead. This indicates a value concern among players.
- Character included in Kombat Pack (weight 0.1): One review notes that the character is already included in the Kombat Pack and Ultimate Edition, so buying separately is unnecessary. This is useful information for potential buyers.
- Recommended for Mortal Kombat 11 players (weight 0.09): One review specifically recommends the content to players of Mortal Kombat 11, indicating it fits well within the game's context.
- Highly recommended (weight 0.08): A review gives a strong recommendation, suggesting overall positive reception.
- Recommended for Kombat Pack buyers (weight 0.08): One review recommends the content for those buying the Kombat Pack, implying it adds value to that bundle.

Other player notes:
- DLC includes character-specific gear (weight 0.17): The DLC provides gear and customization options for the Terminator character, along with a pack of new costumes for other characters. This adds variety to the game's customization system.
- Comparison to Jason from MKX (weight 0.16): Reviewers compare the Terminator to Jason from Mortal Kombat X, noting similarities in playstyle or role as a guest character. This comparison helps set expectations for the character's inclusion.
- Costumes from multiple Terminator films (weight 0.1): The main costume is from the new film, with additional costumes from the first film and Judgment Day. This provides nostalgic value for fans of the franchise.
- DLC adds Terminator T-800 character (weight 0.1): The DLC adds the Terminator T-800 character portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger, providing a recognizable guest fighter. This is a key selling point for fans of the franchise.
- Customization gear earned in Towers (weight 0.09): The character's customization gear is earned through the Towers of Time mode, which may affect how players unlock content. This ties the DLC to the game's existing progression systems.
- T-800 plays role in storyline (weight 0.09): The T-800's inclusion is integrated into the game's storyline, making it more than just a standalone fighter. This adds narrative depth to the DLC.
- Included in Kombat Pack and Ultimate Edition (weight 0.09): The character is part of the Kombat Pack and Ultimate Edition, offering players multiple ways to access the content. This may improve perceived value for those editions.
- Compared to Spawn as favorite DLC (weight 0.09): One reviewer compares the Terminator to Spawn, indicating it is a favorite DLC character. This suggests high satisfaction with the character's implementation.
- Game sold as bundle (weight 0.08): The game is available as part of a bundle, which may affect how players perceive the value of the DLC. Bundling can make the overall package more attractive.
- Licensed DLC for the game (weight 0.08): This is licensed DLC, meaning it involves official rights from the Terminator franchise. This adds authenticity but may also increase production costs.
- Reminds reviewer of Skynet movie (weight 0.08): The character reminds the reviewer of the Skynet movie, indicating a thematic connection. This may appeal to fans of that specific film.
- Wish for T-1000 police skin (weight 0.08): A reviewer wishes for a T-1000 police skin, suggesting a desire for more iconic looks. This indicates unmet expectations for costume variety.
- Mention of Robocop coming soon (weight 0.08): The reviewer mentions that Robocop is coming soon, possibly as another guest character. This shows anticipation for future DLC additions.
- Suggestion for young Schwarzenegger look (weight 0.08): A reviewer suggests the character should have used the young Schwarzenegger look, indicating a desire for a different visual style. This may be based on the character's film appearances.
- Sell fighters in packs of 3-5 (weight 0.08): A reviewer suggests selling additional fighters in packs of 3-5, which could improve value and reduce per-character cost. This is a pricing strategy recommendation.

Emotions:
- Disappointment (weight 0.3): Players were let down because the Terminator character did not live up to expectations, lacking Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice and iconic lines like 'I'll be back.' The costumes and moves were seen as mediocre or recycled, and the content felt insufficient for the price, with missing features like the damaged face skin and endoskeleton skin.
- Frustration (weight 0.2): Frustration stemmed from the character's slow and clunky combat, poor voice acting, and recycled animations, which made the character hard to play. Additionally, the inclusion of a guest character over iconic MK characters, along with game crashes and bad network code, added to the frustration.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.15): Satisfaction came from the DLC being praised as one of the best guest character DLCs in MK11, with the character performing well online and having good combos. The original Terminator look and the character's fighting ability were highlights, making the character comfortable and satisfying to use.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.1): Players enjoyed the character's fun finishing moves, overall feel, and classic Terminator skins, making it a favorite to play. The character's concept, including the endoskeleton and robotic arm, along with one of the best unlockable fatalities, contributed to the enjoyment.
- Amusement (weight 0.07): The character's intro line 'I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle' and other funny lines, such as 'Get over here!' like Scorpion, made players laugh. The animations were also sometimes funny, adding to the amusement.
- Excitement (weight 0.07): Excitement was driven by the ability to beat up gods as the Terminator, the cool T-800 character, and the anticipation of Robocop. The character's transformation mechanic and overall awesomeness made playing as him a pleasure.
- Admiration (weight 0.03): The reviewer admired the character as incredible despite generally disliking actor guest characters, and appreciated the character's strength as a mechanical beast.
- Pleasure (weight 0.02): Seeing the Terminator in MK11 and the addition of a young appearance brought pleasure to the reviewer.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.02): The character reminded the reviewer of the Skynet movie watched in cinema, evoking nostalgic feelings.
- Anger (weight 0.02): Anger was directed at the perceived laziness and lack of effort from the developers in creating the character.
- Desire (weight 0.02): The reviewer desired a specific Terminator design from the first trailer that was not included in the game.
- Happiness (weight 0.02): The addition of the Terminator to the game brought happiness to the reviewer.
- Appreciation (weight 0.02): The developers' inclusion of a lot of fan service was appreciated by the reviewer.}