Anyone know the end of Vergil's campaign cutscene yet?
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Novel suggests it was a brief stay, but it suggests too Nero's mother wasn't a professional, only rumours.
PS: no extra ending, it seems!
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After going through handful of streamers and putting up with twitchy video on twitch, I saw Vergil's ending and it is the most openest open ending I have ever seen. There has to be DMC5 otherwise what was the point of the chick in the intro? or should I perhaps take lessons in mind reading?
I strongly presume, since the guy I saw playing was, while not a pro, definitely a decent player, and even he barely got over 40 and only got one ending. Demons even aren't spawning fast enough to go much higher. The counter seems to be for the bonus costume and the trophy.
I'm open for any possibility, but you'd have to be the god of DMC to get to 100 kills like people claim should be.
Don't see the video, but I'll take your word for it. Super Vergil could probably crack over fifty or sixty though.
And looking at it in non-Nico quality now, it was definitely Nero's DT as Vergil's shadow.
Just saw it too, and it was lame! Still excited to play but yeah................
@Viper Which is why the whole "son of Vergil" still doesn´t make any sense to me. The shadow sooo does bring me back to Nero´s and Dante´s first encounter. Dante´s "you are carrying something else" .The wording has been eating at me since then.
Not denying any cannon, just trying to explain why it did seem to me Capcom had written themselves into a corner with than fast one, when it would make so much more sense having Vergil inside Nero , in so many ways they could have chosen to, making it also so much easier to bring him back, if wanted...
Back on topic, what an anticlimatic ending scene....so open, so nothing.
Not denying any cannon, just trying to explain why it did seem to me Capcom had written themselves into a corner with than fast one, when it would make so much more sense having Vergil inside Nero , in so many ways they could have chosen to, making it also so much easier to bring him back, if wanted...
Back on topic, what an anticlimatic ending scene....so open, so nothing.
I'm sure Gel just means that we already know that no matter whether Vergil is the father or not, we know Nero was just dumped at the orphanage.
Man, Vergil literally left the boy in Fortuna, no matter if at orphanage's door or in Nero's mother womb, but the boy was left behind by his old man, so definitively Vergil has no redeeming qualities, contrary to the usual Japanese villains who usually are good parents or ,at least, take interest in their children.