moseslmpg
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Dante wasn't in control at all though? He was totally behind Sanctus and the Order the whole time. DMC4 is the game where he said "let's see what happens," as opposed to the other games where he actually took his mission seriously.UZUDAE;291521 said:I know he cracked jokes, but that's because he's Dante. This time around though he seemed to be doing it in a more winking, suave way. I felt like it said "I'm in control, so I'm not worried" unlike in past games, where I felt like it was saying "lets see what happens."
Point taken that by the end of DMC3 he matured, that was the whole purpose of the game and we see that transformation again with Nero, almost perfectly mirrored.
Why does Nero's appearance offend you so much though? Is it the character himself, or rather Kobayashi's explanation of him that offends you?
As for Nero, he was just an offense to intelligent fans everywhere. Not only was his story a cheap recap of DMC3 Dante's, as you say, but he was totally unnecessary and complicated the entire series simply by existing. If they wanted to create a new character, they should have created a new character, not rehashed DMC3 Dante. They just half-assed it with Nero, and for no real reason, because you could have stuck the DB on anyone in the series *cough*Vergil*cough*
Nero is just representative of Capcom's general laziness with DMC4. Even his design sucks compared to his concepts. He isn't a bad character as a standalone, but he is a bad DMC character, which only makes DMC4 Dante even more pathetic.