combat wise.. is DmC deeper then Bayonetta

[xMobilemux]

Yes.

 

[IncarnatedDemon]

 

[DragonMaster2010]

button mashing always helps me get through bayonetta faster, soooo...meh.
But hey, whatever makes me get through it faster...

 

[TWOxACROSS]

I'd say it's inconclusive by virtue of both games having a different combat system. DmC (and the classics) use a free-form combat system, with very few branching moves (pause combos), while Bayonetta has a dial-a-combo system.

We've all seen combo videos for both DmC and Bayonetta, and they both get pretty crazy, but...in different ways, and through different mechanics.

I'd also slightly argue against the factor of Bayonetta's weapons, because some of the weapons operate very similarly, like Scarborough Fair and the Onyx shotguns, and even the Rocket Launcher (forgot its name) have the same Punch and Kick animations, and the only changes are to the shooting cancels.

 

[Demi-fiend]

while Bayonetta has a dial-a-combo system.

May the gods of gaming destroy the "dial-a-combo" system once and for all. They're like, zero fun.

 

[TWOxACROSS]

Even though I hate Bayonetta, it's the one game that really showed that dial-a-combo could be as good as DMC's free-form system (which is my favorite kind of hack 'n' slash system) :tongue:

 

[OppressedWriter]

Even though I hate Bayonetta, it's the one game that really showed that dial-a-combo could be as good as DMC's free-form system (which is my favorite kind of hack 'n' slash system) :tongue:

Even though I hate Bayonetta, it's the
I'd also slightly argue against the factor of Bayonetta's weapons, because some of the weapons operate very similarly, like Scarborough Fair and the Onyx shotguns, and even the Rocket Launcher (forgot its name) have the same Punch and Kick animations, and the only changes are to the shooting cancels.

This, I just think lots of people seem to be confusing flash and redundant moves with depth. DmC streamlined maybe a little too much, taunts are definitely missed, but in general, it tried to make sure that every move does something slightly different to the enemies, bounces them this way, hard knocks this distance, and so forth.

 

[Demi-fiend]

This, I just think lots of people seem to be confusing flash and redundant moves with depth.

This.

Oh my God, this.

 

[Loopy]

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

State some reasons why you think this statement is correct. You can't just make a statement like this without saying why.