combat wise.. is DmC deeper then Bayonetta

[Dantenevercries]

DmC remake, is it deeper then Bayonetta..

their is a debate on gamefaq, about what game has deeper combat.... at the end of DmC dante fully upgraded or bayo full upgraded

 

[DragonMaster2010]

Get ready for a **** storm.

Though I'd agree that DmC was better (in my opinion), Bayonetta had more deeper and flashier over the top combat.

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

Reboot is better. I've never seen such excellent gameplay. Never knew you could play a game without taunt for example and other functions like a lock-on.
I must go now, i promised to meet Watson for tea to discuss free will.

 

[Dantenevercries]

Reboot is better. I've never seen such excellent gameplay. Never knew you could play a game without taunt for example and other functions like a lock-on.
I must go now, i promised to meet Watson for tea to discuss free will.

is this guy saying reboot combat is deeper then bayonetta....because the majority I asked this question said bayo is significantly deeper

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

is this guy saying reboot combat is deeper then bayonetta....because the majority I asked this question said bayo is significantly deeper

I was being sarcastic.

 

[DragonMaster2010]

Also, I wanted to add

Just because Bayonetta plays better, doesn't mean it's the better game in general. I still prefer DmC's characters, story, and gameplay, however, I like Bayonetta's over the topness with some action.

 

[Demi-fiend]

Eh, I'll just take DMC3's or the second Darksiders' combat system.

 

[xMobilemux]

To simply answer your question, No DmCs combat is not deeper than Bayonetta.

 

[berto]

If I may, I'll say Bayonetta. The rason been that there is nothing in DmC that you can't do in Bayonetta, however, there are alot of things you can do in Bayonetta that you can't in DmC.

 

[ef9dante_oSsshea]

i would have to say no i think bayonettas combat is better but i prefer dmc over it by far

 

[Railazel]

Bayonetta's is deeper and for a good couple of reasons.

For one, Bayonetta's system includes a punch and kick button so you can use two forms of attacks for each weapon as well as apply weapons to her hands and feet. Then you have to include the fact that Bayonetta has more weapons than DmC (Bayonetta has eleven while DmC has eight; not that much of a difference).

 

[Jak]

i would say that they are about the same...then again, when playing hack n slashers i just tend to button mash and see what happens next.

 

[Demi-fiend]

then again, when playing hack n slashers i just tend to button mash and see what happens next.

Hahaha... the only way to play my friend --

-- the only way to play.

 

[ROCKMAN X]

Is this another one of those VS threads ? i mean come on its kinda obvious that DmC is a condensed DMC game comparing it with bayonetta is just stupid.

 

[berto]

same genre, similar games, compatible mechanics and design, and there are pleanty of the same moves. if there ever were two similar titles it be these two so, no, it's not stupid.

 

[ROCKMAN X]

same genre, similar games, compatible mechanics and design, and there are pleanty of the same moves. if there ever were two similar titles it be these two so, no, it's not stupid.

You can compare them sure but its kinda obvious that DmC is more geared towards casual gamers you'd have to play DMD mode to really get a challenge.

 

[berto]

i didn't mean just dmc and bayonetta, i meant all the games in each series.

 

[ROCKMAN X]

i didn't mean just dmc and bayonetta, i meant all the games in each series.

But this thread is about DmC being deeper in gameplay than bayonetta.

 

[Dantenevercries]

so right now would you guys agree that Bayonetta has a deeper combat system then DmC reboot

 

[Demi-fiend]

No.