Fans May Cry

Bodachi's view of the outcry made by fans over the reboot of the series.

[zerocrossing]

Oh look, a website missing the point completely of why many fans dislike the Devil may cry reboot, what a refreshing novelty... /S

[ziggurcat]

oh look, another devil may crybaby thinking that his complaints of the reboot are legitimate, and aren't just a byproduct of the initial reaction to the re-imagined dante character model.

[Kyosuke_Sanada]

Oh look, a troll.

[zerocrossing]

Devil may crybaby? Im simply blown away by the originality going on in here.

So you won't even consider the fact that some people just legitimately dislike DmC?

[Information Minister]

Oh please, by all means, educate us on what a legitimate complaint is!

I would love to know if the reasons for my personal dislike of Donte may Cry do qualify as such:

- complaint #1: no lock-on, resulting in imprecise controls.
- complaint #2: 30 fps, resulting in unresponsive controls.
- complaint #3: the F-bomb based dialog, which just cheapens the game.
- complaint #4: the generic art direction, that lacks the atmosphere of the previous games (no, it's not just the main character).
- complaint#5: the DLC milking that is guaranteed to be around the corner with Capcom.

Considering your bubble count, you'll have to excuse me if I'm not holding my breath for an answer. Oh, and I don't read hate mail, so don't bother.

*EDIT* Almost forgot about complaint#6: the total lack of respect by the developer towards fans of the classic DMC games.

[pr0t0typeknuckles]

oh look another idiot that thinks that the only reason people hate DmC is because of the hair, if that was the case then i would be dying to play this game once the real dante costume comes out, forget the no lock on, the over immature dialogue, the downgraded gameplay, DmC is obviously a perfect game, GTFO

[47]

"Oh please, by all means, educate us on what a legitimate complaint is!

I would love to know if the reasons for my personal dislike of Donte may Cry do qualify as such:

- complaint #1: no lock-on, resulting in imprecise controls.
- complaint #2: 30 fps, resulting in unresponsive controls.
- complaint #3: the F-bomb based dialog, which just cheapens the game.
- complaint #4: the generic art direction, that lacks the atmosphere of the previous games (no, it's not just the main character).
- complaint#5: the DLC milking that is guaranteed to be around the corner with Capcom.

Considering your bubble count, you'll have to excuse me if I'm not holding my breath for an answer. Oh, and I don't read hate mail, so don't bother.

*EDIT* Almost forgot about complaint#6: the total lack of respect by the developer towards fans of the classic DMC games."

Outside of the DLC remark, your entire argument is trash. I suggest actually playing the game before making statements you aren't qualified to make. You'll appear FAR less moronic next time.

[Information Minister]

I beg you pardon... I had no idea that DmC was now running in 60 fps, with a lock-on button and completely revised dialog. The game sure has changed a lot since the demo./s

The only point in my reply that can even remotely be considered subjective is the one about the art direction. All the others are FACTS!

Next time you call someone's arguments trash, try to present a counterargument. They're not trash just because you say so. You'll appear FAR less moronic next time.

[DEATHxTHExKIDx]

Its either the chracters new looks, story, or gameplay. Personally im completely fine with all 3.

[Tzuno]

I finished the game, music is bad ass Dante is bad ass, the only downside is that you spend to much time platforming run and jump than rather fight. I suggest to buy it under 40$ or rent.

[Kyosuke_Sanada]

I know a great way to put out a fire, MORE GASOLINE!!!!

[Whitefox789]

So I see your already a fan of Killer is Dead :D

[Kyosuke_Sanada]

Yeah. I know it will barely (if it even has any) ties with Killer 7 but it looks like it will deliver the weirdness it had. I love Shadow Of the Damned and Lollipop Chainsaw as well but they were a little too straightforward for me.