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DmC DLC ideas

Thank you guys, I'm actually trying to think of a more creative description for the DLC besides just Dante cleaning up the remaining demons.
 
KenKen said:
I still don't miss lock on. Bayonetta doesn't need it, Ninja Gaiden doesn't need it, so DmC doesn't need it.

Anyway, choco's idea sounded the best so far :)
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i remember i was arguing with some dude on youtube(shocking i know) and he was telling me how adding lock quadruples your moveset or something stupid like that. so i was like no there is a million ways to create moves without lock on in fact everything from DMC4that required lock on is in DmC soooooo i dont uderstand what we are missing out on. but he refused to understand then i told him that ninja gaiden and bayonetta didnt need lock on for any of the moves. and he made up some BS that people have ALWAYS been complaining that NG should have had it. idk its like people refuse to admit they are wrong.... sorry for venting lol
 
DMCGamer1989 said:
Maybe his integration back into society and having to deal with the terrorist reputation that the demons gave him.
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That could be interesting. People would realize that he was never a terrorist, or some people would deny that he saved them and believe that he is still a terrorist.
 
I'd personally like a DLC that centers around a forest witch demon. There can be several sections such as mangrove swamps, thick lush jungles and maybe big ass trees for platforming. The trees can morph just like the walls and buildings of limbo and there could be more organic demons such as alligator demons, lion demons and maybe even oversized snapping turtle demons. Oh, and they should also implement some kind of branch sliding stage ala Tarzan and make the grappling mechanic more dynamic as in you have to control the momentum of the whip and time your jumps instead of simply pulling at the grapple point.

Ah well, I doubt that such a thing will exist :/ It kinda sucks when you have ideas but can do nothing with it.
 
A DLC campaign about Dante trying to find his imprisioned father in Limbo would be cool, I guess

Can we post spoilers here? If so, I have a more direct continuation idea of a DLC.
 
WorkenOnMaLeft said:
i remember i was arguing with some dude on youtube(shocking i know) and he was telling me how adding lock quadruples your moveset or something stupid like that. so i was like no there is a million ways to create moves without lock on in fact everything from DMC4that required lock on is in DmC soooooo i dont uderstand what we are missing out on. but he refused to understand then i told him that ninja gaiden and bayonetta didnt need lock on for any of the moves. and he made up some BS that people have ALWAYS been complaining that NG should have had it. idk its like people refuse to admit they are wrong.... sorry for venting lol
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Bayonetta pretty much squashes the idea that you need lockon for more moves. Outside of locking on for Wicked Weaves, only thing you need lockon for in that game is the hightime moves.
 
EvilX-81 said:
Bayonetta pretty much squashes the idea that you need lockon for more moves. Outside of locking on for Wicked Weaves, only thing you need lockon for in that game is the hightime moves.
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Yes, the difference is that Bayonetta and Ninja Gaiden both had a GREAT soft lock. If Ninja Theory is 100% on not having lock-on anymore, they must improve a lot in that department. So much that it'd be much easier to just snap back lock-on and have a tight combat once again.

Even if they get the targeting right, I'm not so fond of the big hitboxes for crowd control combat.

But I do believe they can do it, they have great potential, even if Capcom has no interest in DmC 2, they should make another combat focused game by themselves.
 
chocolateghost79 said:
Dear god I hope so. Maybe Ninja Theory will take feedback from this backlash and apply it to DmC2 such as making 60 fps and adding a lock-on option.
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Honestly I hope they don't cave on everything fans wanted. Fans, to be perfectly frank, don't know what they want half the time (most of the time, actually). The idea is you can't please everyone, so just make the game you would want to play and hopefully enough people will agree. I do see them at least attempting to head into 60FPS territory.
 
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