I said the versions that I liked... and they're not on that list.
I said the versions that I liked... and they're not on that list.
One wants power, the other wants to stop him. doesn't seem very deep to me.
For DMC3 Vergil they didn't explain much, but some things about his personality are shown subtly in the game. Like when the two confront each other at the top of the tower and Vergil says this:But they didn't even bother to put much emphasis on this nor did they even leave subtle hints to it. All I got from Vergil was that he was a power hungry sociopath in nice clothes.
Yes, I hope the sequel uses more flashbacks to explain where Vergil is coming from. I think Downfall did a good job of addressing some of this (see what Loopy said), and a sequel needs to take it even further. I want the final fight between him and Dante to make me feel conflicted as a player, like I don't want to kill him because I understand where he's coming from.But they didn't even bother to put much emphasis on this nor did they even leave subtle hints to it. All I got from Vergil was that he was a power hungry sociopath in nice clothes.
DmC in going in the same direction so this isn't an excuse.
There needs to be conflict in order to be interesting or to develop the character's personality.They need to be put in front of difficult situations and emotional ones.
I don't see why there is so much whining.
Also,this is only the idea of the game,the fact that is can be portrayed with much more depth and seriousness,is the real deal,you get it?
I don't see that. He seemed to be acting like a wanna be Dante or a cosplayer acting like Dante but adding his own style to it.Also , Nero was supposed to look like Dante because he is said to be part of his family. He's not a copy just because he looks like him in some aspects. He's got a different attitude and personality.
He seemed like DMC3 Dante, but more emotional (that 'KYRIEEE' crying scene) and also Nero has a bit of a temper. He's more angry than DMC3 Dante was.I know that, and true I don't think DmC did a very good job with that character's depth and it seems to be copying DMC3's lure, but at least with DmC there's more to it then Vergil just being Dante's opposite in every way from the way he speaks to the blue contrast.
I don't see that. He seemed to be acting like a wanna be Dante or a cosplayer acting like Dante but adding his own style to it.
Despite DMC 2, 3 and 4 being versions of DMC 1 Dante, they more or less kept the look of Dante and who he was.
He was still half demon and half human
Still same universe
The characters personality were different but everyone critized this. example DMC 2 Dante
DmC Dante on other hand lives in a "parallel universe" and arent the same guy.
But when you speak of Dante from DMC, that covers all the Dantes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 + the anime.
So in a way yes they are versions as well. But not to the same extent as DmC Dante.
Reinterpretation or not, NT Dante has ALOT things copied from original Dante. Your right its not a exact copy, but i never said he was, i simply meant he copies original Dante.
But at least DmC (well, Vergil's Downfall) shows us clearly what is going on in Vergil's mind, instead of leaving just subtle hints.DmC in going in the same direction so this isn't an excuse.
That line of dialogue is one of the only hints to his personality, that and the fight towards the end, and the part where he fights Mundus and says he does it because Sparda did.But at least DmC (well, Vergil's Downfall) shows us clearly what is going on in Vergil's mind, instead of leaving just subtle hints.
With DmC Vergil, it is clearer what his childhood was like, especially considering Downfall. The comic also gave us more hints about Vergil's personality. How he used Kat even then and erased the feelings he had because feelings are a weakness.
I guess that would have something to do with his parents. Demon and angel fall in love and get killed for it. So Vergil would see love as a weakness and a danger.
That's my problem with DMC3, personally, the fact that, although there are hints that point in the direction of a certain explanation, they are just TOO subtle imo. Proof is that many people interpret DMC3 Vergil as completely evil, and do not give relevance to his line "Without strength you cannot protect anything".
But at least DmC (well, Vergil's Downfall) shows us clearly what is going on in Vergil's mind, instead of leaving just subtle hints.
That's my problem with DMC3, personally, the fact that, although there are hints that point in the direction of a certain explanation, they are just TOO subtle imo. Proof is that many people interpret DMC3 Vergil as completely evil, and do not give relevance to his line "Without strength you cannot protect anything".
Good interpretation. He is certainly not an honourable character.There's also the flawed interprication that Vergil is just so poorly misunderstood and did nothing wrong even though he made it clear he wouldn't care if the human world burns so long as he gains the power to overcome his own weaknesses and flaws. He's a villian, but a tragic one. I mean, this guy gets pegged as "samurai warrior honor code" even though he does not have such AT ALL. He backstabs his own cohorts, kicks his enemies when they're are totally down, gives no respect to anyone even if they are of equal match, and shows a very scewed sense of morality to begin with, let along "code of honor". People assume "Samurai Honor" just because he carries a Katana.
DMC 3 wasnt a reboot. The story told of how Vergil lost to Mundus was at most an alternative version if the creators had already planned the story for oriiginal Vergil.Let's get nitty gritty then. DMC3 was a reboot of DMC1, it drastically changed the backstory between Dante, Vergil, and the way Vergil came to serve Mundus as Nero Angelo. So therefore...there's THREE Dantes. DMC1 and 2+Novels, DMC3and4+following media, and then DmC. Which means technically three DMC continuities; DMC1 and 2 and they're related media, DMC3 and 4 and the related media there, and NT DmC. The DMC3 continuity is more so a retconned variation of DMC1's continuity. That's more in line with "copy". DmC tried to reinvent the entire SETTING, not just tweak the character; that's complete reimagination at the core, not "everything looks the same, but we rebooted."
But you won't see it that way because it's not mesh with your statement of "NT's Dante is a copy, not a seperate character reimagining the Dante we got in DMC1".
Actually the story of DMC1 Vergil was "Mundus captured and brainwashed him since 8" as hinted at by the novel and as given in information provided by Kamiya. DMC3 changed that entire aspect, so yes, it was a reboot.DMC 3 wasnt a reboot. The story told of how Vergil lost to Mundus was at most an alternative version if the creators had already planned the story for oriiginal Vergil.
Or are you saying that Vergil in DMC 1 had his story of how he lost to Mundus was told? No...so how can you reboot something that doesn't exist? The story of Vergil in DMC1 was "He lost to Mundus", and in DMC 3 Capcom told this story.