The Final Offer
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O.O
Hey look everyone! There's a girl in here!
Hey look everyone! There's a girl in here!
O.O
Hi, my name is...
-barfs-
Hi, my name is...
-barfs-
@The Final Offer: Barfs is an odd name
What's an odd? Is it a mammal? Can I eat it?
ya
i though it would have be cooler if dante was the evil one this time
and vergil was the good one
O.O
Hey look everyone! There's a girl in here!
O.O
Hi, my name is...
-barfs-
I might be the only one, but I didn't like Vergil's heel turn. Not that it just popped up at the last minute, but I just wanted him to be the good guy. :blush: But, I'm okay with it....not to found of his new hair, but t's whatevs. I really like Vergil in this one and can't wait to see what they'll do with him and his and is UNLIMITED POWER!
ya
i though it would have be cooler if dante was the evil one this time
and vergil was the good one
Oh man. I would NOT have seen that coming. There should have been little hints throughout that Dante only cares about himself, and then he seizes his opportunity for domination after he defeats Mundus. And then Vergil tries to save Kat and you have to fight Vergil and you're like "NO DANTE STOP THIS ISN'T WHAT I'M ABOUT BUT I NEED TO FINISH THE GAME."
Ew! Barf is gross! *runs through a field of dismembered bodies*
Yeah, I actually wouldn't have minded Vergil staying as a good guy. The brothers teamwork with Kat is one of the things I really liked about the game.
Then you get to play as Vergil in the next game and fight Evil Dante.
Shut up and take my money!
Happened in the third game, and he was a bad guy from square one there, so it's way more possible than you think.It was subtly, but I hope that it wasn't going to happen. And than... he turns into the bad guy at the end of the game with an inferiority complex. >.> it's my fault for wanting a team up of Dante and Vergil in the second game. If that happen?
Shut up and take my money!
One real complaint I have about Vergil is that his arguments for ruling the human race at the end kind of seem justified.
I get what they were going for, but Vergil was more or less saying "Hey, they need some kind of leader."
It felt like he was preaching non-anarchy rather than preaching tyrannical rule.
Especially considering the new stakes mankind has now that the demons no longer need to hide.
However, Vergil's downfall very well makes up for this lack of evil by doing something I've wanted to see since I played DMC3
Showing Vergil's transformation from 'misguided' into a heartless power hungry bastard.
Though that actually brings me to a very minor complaint.
Vergil felt like the 'edgy' protagonist the game was trying to have. With characters like Batman and Rorschach, a key trait is their strong sense of justice, and their 'Do what I have to' mentalities. In game, Vergil had that mentality to a further extent than Dante, especially in a lot of the scenes meant to foreshadow him being a bad guy.
I think his words were ''humans are weak'' and that they need protection. He seems to think humans have no right to anything, and that they need a leader to basically tell them what to do and how to do it. If he really finds humans weak, and thinks they don't have the right to try to govern themselves (by for example presidency), then I think you can bet on him slowly becoming a dictator.One real complaint I have about Vergil is that his arguments for ruling the human race at the end kind of seem justified.
I get what they were going for, but Vergil was more or less saying "Hey, they need some kind of leader."
It felt like he was preaching non-anarchy rather than preaching tyrannical rule.