I really want to laugh at this whole thing, really Capcom and Ninja Theory and the media people saying that the O.G. DMC fans ruined DmC (weren't they the ones saying that if YOU DON'T LIKE IT THEN DON'T BUY IT????????), but it wouldn't mean anything significant. I mean, isn't that how things work? If you don't like a product, then don't support it? I think I'm missing something here...like, I don't know...are you supposed to buy something only to find out you don't like it, then trash it, especially when you've had the chance to test it out first...or something...I don't know. That's like a teacher telling the class that they'll fail all semester, then look surprised when they actually do. Or like...a computer shop in a small town dissing their customers and seeing their sales going down because no one's buying their products.
I mean really, did they expect to sell their 2 million units with all the "hater", "naggers", "stupid", "butthurt" "crybabies"and all those cute little words aimed at those who didn't like the direction of the game (and I'm not talking about those who just hate the game to hate it). Those could have been potential sales if they (Tameem really) could have approached the concerns with respect since the beginning. As much as I want them to continue with the classic characters, I wouldn't be surprised if they ended the series. Then again, I haven't bought a Capcom product new since...Marvel vs. Capcom 3 since they are just...confused with their direction right now. Reboots/new directions don't seem to be in their favor. Implementing new ideas might work, but...I guess they have to build it from the ground up...? And the sad thing is that I WANTED to like this game, but the gameplay made me grind my teeth.
I guess it doesn't matter now; this unnecessary divide split the community beyond repair, I think.