There were other irritating issues surrounding online play. Among them horrendous hit/hurtbox problems, odd character balance decisions, and a lack of heavily requested features - such as a Wi-Fi filter. While there is a lot to like about MK 11, both as a fighting game and a chapter in Mortal Kombat‘s storied legacy, it suffered frustrating technical issues from day one - issues that were never tackled despite being priority concerns for any competitive fighter. My thoughts on NRS’ decision to sunset MK 11 are long - best saved for another day and article. Regarding rebalances and patches… Well, that’s another story. No one can argue that MK 11 has not had its fair share of DLC.
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There has also been some fun costumes, in particular the movie skins. Additionally, the Aftermath DLC brought with it a huge story expansion, once again ending with a dull slap on the well-worn “Lore Reset” button.
This included the arrival of paid DLC characters such as Shang Tsung, Sindel, and Mileena, as well as guest stars Joker, Terminator, and Rambo. Mortal Kombat 11 received a truckload of DLC content following its initial release. The studio announced on Twitter that it was now engaged in new projects. A little over two years following its launch, NetherRealm Studios has announced that it is ceasing further support for its best-selling fighter Mortal Kombat 11.
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