dmc to DmC weapons

[CheeseKao]

Right after Vergil committed a demonic abortion, ****ed off a demon god who only wanted to be a daddy, and right before Dante had to face the dude with the question of why did he kill his son and a speech about freedom and mankind they had time to throw in a **** joke.

SSSHAKESPEAREAN!!!!

Trying to please multiple fanbases almost always never work out well.

This is unrelated but I think that Shakespeare's works are okay at best. Not really a big fan of his works.

 

[Stylish Nero]

Trying to please multiple fanbases almost always never work out well.

This is unrelated but I think that Shakespeare's works are okay at best. Not really a big fan of his works.

Oh so having Vergil say his d!ck is big is appealing to what fanbase now as far as I know old Vergil fans would get as much as ****ed about that as he killed Lilith and her baby because "that is not what old Vergil would do (or say)"

New Vergil fans probably didn't like it either or thought it came at a pretty inappropriate time.

 

[CheeseKao]

Oh so having Vergil say his d!ck is big is appealing to what fanbase now as far as I know old Vergil fans would get as much as ****ed about that as he killed Lilith and her baby because "that is not what old Vergil would do (or say)"

New Vergil fans probably didn't like it either or thought it came at a pretty inappropriate time.

Well I said they tried but I don't think they succeeded.

 

[REAPER 3142]

I don't even see what's the point of saying they can't dual wield such swords.

A) It's a videogame
B) they do things in the games multiple times more insane than dual wielding two large swords in and out of cutscenes.

The only real question is if they can be made to look cool while doing so (which would be an obvious "yes".)

Thank you............that has been my point this entire time. I find it odd in the first place why people choose to argue and put logic/reasoning or fact in something that is FICTIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[darkslayer13]

Right after Vergil committed a demonic abortion, ****ed off a demon god who only wanted to be a daddy, and right before Dante had to face the dude with the question of why did he kill his son and a speech about freedom and mankind they had time to throw in a **** joke.

SSSHAKESPEAREAN!!!!

that kind of joke is actually the type of thing that you are very likely to find in Shakespeare's plays it's all just phrased in a manner modern readers are unlikely to understand.

 

[OppressedWriter]

Thank you............that has been my point this entire time. I find it odd in the first place why people choose to argue and put logic/reasoning or fact in something that is FICTIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

, Vergil dual wields Yamato and Force Edge for a few seconds during a force edge combo in DMC3.

 

[LysseC]

Just for the sake of staying off-topic... I loved that d!ck joke...
In general, I liked the way the tone shifted from serious to joking in certain moments. It's kinda realistic, I think. At least, I am like that in real life. Try to break the tension of the moment with some stupid joke. But maybe it's just me.
However, the pizza scene, as fun as it may be, was unnecessarily unrealistic imo...
I don't mind them shifting from serious to not serious, but that pizza scene was really something more in the style of "cool action" like things that happen in DMC3... :/

On topic:
Now that I think about it, why not Pandora for Vergil? He seems more willing to use guns in this game, and being the tech genius and multimillionaire he is... Maybe he designed it? And then (after VD maybe) he perfected it and gave it demonic powers?

 

[TerrorA]

that kind of joke is actually the type of thing that you are very likely to find in Shakespeare's plays it's all just phrased in a manner modern readers are unlikely to understand.

Yup! Heh, Country matters.

 

[Stylish Nero]

that kind of joke is actually the type of thing that you are very likely to find in Shakespeare's plays it's all just phrased in a manner modern readers are unlikely to understand.

Care to give an example?

 

[TerrorA]

Care to give an example?

Country matters in Hamlet, for starters.

 

[Stylish Nero]

Country matters in Hamlet, for starters.

"Country matters" is that supposed to be an exact quote from Hamlet?

 

[TerrorA]

"Country matters" is that supposed to be an exact quote from Hamlet?

Hamlet: (to Ophelia, while sitting at her feet):May I lay in your lap?

Ophelia: (horrified) No my lord!

Hamlet: I meant, may I lay my head in your lap?

Ophelia: (relieved) Yes my lord.

Hamlet: Did you believe I was speaking of country matters?

Think about it.

 

[Stylish Nero]

Hamlet: (to Ophelia, while sitting at her feet):May I lay in your lap?

Ophelia: (horrified) No my lord!

Hamlet: I meant, may I lay my head in your lap?

Ophelia: (relieved) Yes my lord.

Hamlet: Did you believe I was speaking of country matters?

Think about it.

Okay Shakespeare has a sense of humor (an old sense of humor) but did he ever throw that joke in when the story was at a tense moment or the climax?

 

[TerrorA]

Okay Shakespeare has a sense of humor (an old sense of humor) but did he ever throw that joke in when the story was at a tense moment or the climax?

A surprisingly subtle one happens in his most famous play.

Juliet: Yea, noise? Then let me be brief, oh happy dagger here is thy sheath. There rest and let me die.

At first, you think it's straightforward "knife myself in the heart" talk, until you notice the phrases I bolded and remember that "the little death" was a euphamism for orgasm during The Bard's time. If you think I'm wrong, why do so many High school plays change "happy" to "wretched" Also, here's another way to phrase the speech to hammer the point home, "I want to die on Romeo's happy dagger."

The defense rests.

 

[Fran0823]

Nevan, a sucubus who had fallen for Dante before he defeated Mundus. When she tried to assist him, Mundus gave her the twisted punishment of being trapped inside of a guitar, unable to do anything. But when Dante discovers her within Mundus's former office, he picks it up and starts to play. But when he cuts his fingers on one of the strings, his Nephilim blood breaks the seal. Nevan then transforms into her classic guitar form, begging for him to "try her out." The scene then goes a bit nostalgic with Dante rocking out on the guitar.

Nevan can be switched out with Arbiter.

Nice story =D. Could use a bit of work since Dante hates demons with a passion in DmC more than OG Dante was ever shown to.

My take is that Nevan could be the name of the harp Assiel loved to play before she was killed by the nephilim hunters, when encountering Assiel's spirit, she gives the harp to him to encourage him to keep the Nephilim legacy alive, the harp combined with Dante's powers becomes a silver guitar with angel decals similar to Assiel Statues's feathers.

This is of course if DmC2 does happen )=, and if my idea of Nephilim weapons goes through CAPCOM's mind. )=

What do you guys think?

 

[Stylish Nero]

A surprisingly subtle one happens in his most famous play.

Juliet: Yea, noise? Then let me be brief, oh happy dagger here is thy sheath. There rest and let me die.

At first, you think it's straightforward "knife myself in the heart" talk, until you notice the phrases I bolded and remember that "the little death" was a euphamism for orgasm during The Bard's time. If you think I'm wrong, why do so many High school plays change "happy" to "wretched" Also, here's another way to phrase the speech to hammer the point home, "I want to die on Romeo's happy dagger."

The defense rests.

*Snickers*...OHHH good job mentioning Romeo and Juliet, a story filled with the teeth of tons of innuendos well at least for the most part they actually fit the context of the story and are skillfully used as part of the story. You see the use of sexual context especially in a scene where Juliet is about to kill herself for the sake of happiness (being with Romeo) it is a form of joy similar to an orgasm. Plus, Romeo and Juliet were both horny teenagers who fell in love with the other because of well......I don't know good looks...their love was pretty shallow and Shakespeare probably knows it. Romeo and Juliet weren't tragic lovers they were star struck idiots who couldn't accept the reality around them.....just like your's is my interpretation.

What is the context of the bigger d!ck scene in DmC.....huuurrr I guess Vergil's d!ck is bigger? There was symbolic uses or deep connection to the current event of the story...Vergil just said his d!ck was bigger it was practically that simple. Plus plenty of old English tales are filled with innuendos (there are times reading Julius Caesar that I felt a bunch of homo-erotic vibes coming from the interaction of the male characters) but its how they are used and even somewhat hidden within the context of the story.

Plus due to how the focus of Romeo and Juliet were on teenagers it seems that with Romeo and Juliet is quite not as comparable to Hamlet (a much more darker and serious story). If anything R&J was most likely a story making fun of youths and the plot device of the Capulet and Montague conflict was a more stronghold to showcase how youths will overlook/ignore the big picture (or reality) to foolishly and unreasonably do stupid things.....like today youths.

 

[TerrorA]

*Snickers*...OHHH good job mentioning Romeo and Juliet, a story filled with the teeth of tons of innuendos well at least for the most part they actually fit the context of the story and are skillfully used as part of the story. You see the use of sexual context especially in a scene where Juliet is about to kill herself for the sake of happiness (being with Romeo) it is a form of joy similar to an orgasm. Plus, Romeo and Juliet were both horny teenagers who fell in love with the other because of well......I don't know good looks...their love was pretty shallow and Shakespeare probably knows it. Romeo and Juliet weren't tragic lovers they were star struck idiots who couldn't accept the reality around them.....just like your's is my interpretation.

What is the context of the bigger d!ck scene in DmC.....huuurrr I guess Vergil's d!ck is bigger? There was symbolic uses or deep connection to the current event of the story...Vergil just said his d!ck was bigger it was practically that simple. Plus plenty of old English tales are filled with innuendos (there are times reading Julius Caesar that I felt a bunch of homo-erotic vibes coming from the interaction of the male characters) but its how they are used and even somewhat hidden within the context of the story.

Plus due to how the focus of Romeo and Juliet were on teenagers it seems that with Romeo and Juliet is quite not as comparable to Hamlet (a much more darker and serious story). If anything R&J was most likely a story making fun of youths and the plot device of the Capulet and Montague conflict was a more stronghold to showcase how youths will overlook/ignore the big picture (or reality) to foolishly and unreasonably do stupid things.....like today youths.

I don't mean to be rude, but

1, I found a sexual innuendo during a tense sceen as you asked. You can not argue away that point. I succeeded in my task.

2. Despite your long and quite articulate response, you did miss the point of that scene. It was showing a brief moment of sibling rivalry during a tense scene, and modern siblings do talk in that manner.

3. As for what I bolded, I have done nothing to give you cause to insult me. Please refrain from doing so.

 

[REAPER 3142]

Nice story =D. Could use a bit of work since Dante hates demons with a passion in DmC more than OG Dante was ever shown to.

My take is that Nevan could be the name of the harp Assiel loved to play before she was killed by the nephilim hunters, when encountering Assiel's spirit, she gives the harp to him to encourage him to keep the Nephilim legacy alive, the harp combined with Dante's powers becomes a silver guitar with angel decals similar to Assiel Statues's feathers.

This is of course if DmC2 does happen )=, and if my idea of Nephilim weapons goes through CAPCOM's mind. )=

What do you guys think?

Sounds good to me dude......................good idea.

 

[REAPER 3142]

I'm surprised that no one has yet brought up Alastor, Ifrit, or Force Edge. Here's my thoughts. I dunno exactly how I would reincorporate Alastor or Ifrit.............................yet. But for Force Edge?

Force Edge: The very first Nephilim based weapon to ever exist, it was wielded by Asiel when fighting off angels as well as demons during the hunt to kill her kind.

It is similar to how Vergil wields Yamato, in that when Dante equips it, he looses acess to his weapon switch between angel/demon weapons and instead funnels energy to it for new moves like in Vergil's Downfall.

Thoughts?

 

[CheeseKao]

I'm surprised that no one has yet brought up Alastor, Ifrit, or Force Edge. Here's my thoughts. I dunno exactly how I would reincorporate Alastor or Ifrit.............................yet. But for Force Edge?

Force Edge: The very first Nephilim based weapon to ever exist, it was wielded by Asiel when fighting off angels as well as demons during the hunt to kill her kind.

It is similar to how Vergil wields Yamato, in that when Dante equips it, he looses acess to his weapon switch between angel/demon weapons and instead funnels energy to it for new moves like in Vergil's Downfall.

Thoughts?

The weapons design looks cool but it looks like an off-hand weapon.