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I think that was around before 2013. Probably something about Dante and Vergil always fighting and trying to kill each other whenever they meet.and then there's incest fangirls...
I think that was around before 2013. Probably something about Dante and Vergil always fighting and trying to kill each other whenever they meet.and then there's incest fangirls...
I just think it's ironic if you remember the whole "Dante is not a gay cowboy" thingI think that was around before 2013. Probably something about Dante and Vergil always fighting and trying to kill each other whenever they meet.
And to that I say: “how else can you explain the Michael Jackson bit in DMC5”?I just think it's ironic if you remember the whole "Dante is not a gay cowboy" thing
DmC making journalists completely assmad is beautiful and amazing. Basically why they hate DmC so much is because DmC shows they have no influence whatsoever. Its their 'the emperor has no clothes'. That nobody, absolutely nobody, will listen to them. Not their audience, not publishers, not major companies, no one. DmC represents the explicit fact that they only exist and are only paid to shill products at the current moment. That they're whores and nobody values them for anything other than the crap they put out.journalists will always be mad this game was a critical failure.
good sense of humourAnd to that I say: “how else can you explain the Michael Jackson bit in DMC5”?
That too, but it’s easy to take potshots at 2013, including things that can be interpreted as such.good sense of humour
yes, because the game is only remembered for the memes, cringe writing and being a prime example of how not to reboot a franchiseThat too, but it’s easy to take potshots at 2013, including things that can be interpreted as such.
that and they were targeting younger demographic. Even Itsuno thought Dante was getting too old, so gamers wouldn't be interested playing as him. Nero wasn't received all that well initially, people were literally asking for more Dante, and Capcom decided he's no longer cool enough.The thing that put Capcom into that position to begin with is that they expected DMC4 to sell twice as much because it also would be on the 360 while having the budged basicaly cut to the point where they almost had to scrap half the game.
Most people did not even finish the Dante playtrough because of it while he had the most to offer.
Those dice puzzles? trying to stretch the game.
Dante obtaining weapons that had nothing to do with the boss? Yeah.
Him fighting alost exactly the same bosses as nero? boring.
The funny bit is that the special edition added more content, basicaly making a sandbox that is bulging instead of fixing the main problem.
What is it with devs doing things like this and then saying "well we expected to much, better try to reboot it to see if we can squeeze this rock dry" instead of making a quality product like DMC5?
Its weird but keep in mind Inafune's autistic push for outsourcing and it all comes together, he probably just viewed it as a way he can justify making a big series do the same thing as that shitty bionic commando reboot.What is it with devs doing things like this and then saying "well we expected to much, better try to reboot it to see if we can squeeze this rock dry" instead of making a quality product like DMC5?
DmC and DMC 2 are treated the same by the dev team, they used the ideas that had promise and made them better in the next game, like trickster was making wall running and the dodge button from DMC 2 work with the other styles. DMC 5 took the dynamic music and made that energize the battles or gave some of Donte's more prickly aspects and applied them to Nero (which works better IMO for his character) while discarding all the cringey shit that DmC tried and failed to do.And yet this game will still be remembered more than DMC 2.
Which becomes super cringy considering by the time that game came out, O' Rielly had already nearly fallen from the public view. So most people didn't even remember, let alone know who it was a parody/caricature of.Ironically enough the main problem with DmC was how dated it feels nowadays in 2010s culture. Shit like Bob Barbas feels like teenager watched the daily show and decided to make a shitty fan fic on Dante fighting Fox News. Because at the end of the day all that games story is a shitty rip off of They lived. The original games weren't highbrow or anything but 3 had a good one and at least the original series didn't say it was "Shakespearian" or whatever the fuck.
I actually liked the main villain unironically wearing a fedora and am upset they removed it in the re-release.Never forget Fedora Vergil
So what I’m hearing is that Ninja Theory overthought the DMC series. And the main series is more than the demon hunting, namely it’s all about the fallout of Sparda rebelling against Mundus as well as the beef between Dante and Vergil. And while it was pretty poorly done, 2013 made an attempt to set that latter tenet up and do it in a different way from the main series, leading to the reboot having its own thing driving the story. The other part is that Dante in the main series also had his emotional beats to go alone with his wacky wahoo pizza antics that you could get some decent mileage out of if you wanna play it for drama, even if there isn’t that much in that deck of cards (and you could even make some of that same character argument for Nero).The original games were just about being a cool demon hunter hunting demons. Why doesn't Dante have to reload his guns? He's too damn cool for that shit.
And Capcom being Capcom.So what I’m hearing is that Ninja Theory overthought the DMC series.
Because nobody fucking asked for the motherfucking reboot in the first place, especially not from a studio who had nothing but hate for the characters and the fan base.So what I’m hearing is that Ninja Theory overthought the DMC series. And the main series is more than the demon hunting, namely it’s all about the fallout of Sparda rebelling against Mundus as well as the beef between Dante and Vergil. And while it was pretty poorly done, 2013 made an attempt to set that latter tenet up and do it in a different way from the main series, leading to the reboot having its own thing driving the story. The other part is that Dante in the main series also had his emotional beats to go alone with his wacky wahoo pizza antics that you could get some decent mileage out of if you wanna play it for drama, even if there isn’t that much in that deck of cards (and you could even make some of that same character argument for Nero).
If this is aimed at me, I know why 2013 is hated. And I consider the series to be pretty interesting.Because nobody fucking asked for the motherfucking reboot in the first place, especially not from a studio who had nothing but hate for the characters and the fan base.
We loved wacky Dante, DMC5 brought Dante back. And you have your DmC shit, not sure why you have to come here to dmc-splain when you're not a fan of the franchise.
No one wants to remember DMC2, it was bad. Had some nice ideas plot and design wise with two characters, two storylines and some of the enemy designs, but the combat was ass. Apparently people complained about guns doing no damage so they cranked up the knock back and allowed it to juggle, so you could literally win the game just by shooting.And yet this game will still be remembered more than DMC 2.
Literally the only improvement they made to the combat was the fact that guns could now maintain combos, something they kept in the sequels. Everything else though was garbage. One of the things I really hated was how combos were tied to moving the analog stick while you hit the attack button. It felt clunky and for the first few levels I had no idea why I was performing different combos despite pause combos not being a thing.No one wants to remember DMC2, it was bad. Had some nice ideas plot and design wise with two characters, two storylines and some of the enemy designs, but the combat was ass. Apparently people complained about guns doing no damage so they cranked up the knock back and allowed it to juggle, so you could literally win the game just by shooting.
I'd buy it just so it could rewrite the weirdly serious Dante into the classic Dante we all know and love. Plus it'd be sweet to hear Reuben Langdon say the one cool thing Dante says in the whole game ("King? Then here's your crown.")Ngl, if Capcom did a DMC2 remake with all the stuff we love about DMC now, I would get that in an instant.