Well, it's hair, he could really do whatever he wants with it, and it'll grow out over time because...it's hairNo, of course not. I think his hair is going to stay short. You think it's going to change into old Dante's long hairstyle? What reason do you have for believing this?
But, you said this...
...which makes it sound like that you think DmC Dante's hair changing isn't significant because it doesn't look like the classic Dante's hair.The fact that Dante gets white hair at the end of DmC is not important, since it looks nothing like old Dante's hair. DmC Dante's hair is short and sort of unkempt, and old Dante's hair is long and groomed into position.
I'm sorry if I flew off the handle there, but that's honestly what it sounded like to me, which was just insane to see coming from you.
You're attributing a joke that literally anyone with DmC Dante's personality would make in that similar situation. Being forced to escape through an extending church trying to kill you, and then brushing off the danger by making a joke about how boring and long church is. Get it! BECAUSE THE CHURCH KEPT GETTING LONGER! ROFLMAO~ (I hope you can tell that was sarcasm :ermmI'M reaching? Because every person in the world complains about how church drags on forever (even though most people don't go to church anymore)? And we're just going to ignore that DMC4 Dante and Nero literally couldn't give a s.hit about church? You need a reality check, sorry to say.
How is that possibly a slight on DMC4? How is it a even a reference to DMC4? Oh man! He made a lame joke about church! There was a church scene in DMC4. Four comes after three. Three? - HALF LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!
You're gonna have to show me all these horrible jabs at DMC's expence (and no, not the wig or some sh!t about gay cowboys) before I believe that.Yes, because it's so hard to find a way to make it seem like that. Ninja Theory has been taking jabs at DMC when not working on DmC, too, and yet, you think it's a stretch to see that NT is taking the **** out of the DMC games? Like, Tameem just literally takes jabs at it, but NO, DmC is totally blameless, right?
I seem to remember Ninja Theory and Tameem actually having mentioned how much they respect DMC. Whether that's just kissing up to Capcom, I dunno, but...I haven't seen a multitude of jabs. Just people trying to take things said out of context to make it seem like it.
I suppose that is sorta true. It's not exactly a tie to humans, it's out of respect for people, be they human or demon, considering all the evil humans he's put down. I guess what I mean to say is compassion, which is very important for Dante's character, as it's supposedly the one thing demons lack, and it's what he gained from his human side, and is also what humans who become evil apparently give up.Only it's kind of a stretch to say Dante cared about humanity in the DMC games. He cared about helping people if they were in the same sort of predicament as he was, but he never really cared about humans that much, from what I can tell. Yeah, he saves people in DMC4 from Sanctus, but he doesn't seem to do it out of humanity, he just does it so that people won't think he's a bad guy. I'm sure you want the DMC games to be more like DMC1, but they aren't. Dante is not the same Dante in DMC2, 3 and 4 as he is in DMC1.
I don't know why you're insinuating that I wanted all of the games to be more like DMC1 though...where is that coming from :/ Don't put words in my mouth, pwease.
That's ******* laughable. Yeah, so they just happened to use a fairly offensive picture (not that gay people are offensive)? It's just that they could've taken Clint Eastwood or something for it, right? But guess what? They didn't do that. They also showed pictures of emo guys along with the text: Dante is not/Dante is in large writing.
Sure, let's go through 'em! Keep in mind they also were talking about how there was a difference between Japan's idea of occidental style and how we Westerners usually think of our own style. DMC has always had a more western feel to it, but it's still hasn't quite truly been actually Western. This is all supposed to be prefaced with talking about their intentions with DmC Dante, too. They aren't denying what the classic Dante is, just how DmC Dante is, so whenever it says "Dante is not" it should be taken as "DmC Dante is not."
Since Dante is regarded as the hero of the series (he saves people, after all); Dante is not a hero in the normal sense of wearing some sort of iconic costume. Dante is an average guy with extraordinary powers, whether he uses them for good, evil, or nothing at all is really up to him.
Dante is not supposed to be visually appealing or striking in the kind of dress or musical influence he has. Dante is very much your average guy on the street, not dressed up for some sort of show, just coming as he is.
Given Dante's gothic/horror-inspired roots; Dante is not a person who would dress lavishly in any sort of fancy gothic attire. Dante is a guy who is just wearing what normal people wear, average clothes like t-shirts and hooded outerwear.
Dante's classic style, while cool in its own right, does not work well when he's placed in the contemporary, Western setting they were going for to make DmC Dante the everyman on the street.
Ditto for this image. Dante's slick style doesn't fit in with the everyman ranch workers he's depicted with. The fact that they happen to be from a movie about how two men find love in each other is really beside the point.
We could also point out that to find the image of Dante with "two gay cowboys" as offensive is to have some sort of insecurity about homosexuality, because if one didn't find it offensive, it would really mean they do not find the character's sexual preferences to be pertinent to the matter. Could they have used any other cowboy? Sure, but what was the last cowboy movie that wasn't about a larger-than-life gunslinger? The point of the image was to place Dante next to salt-of-the-earth Western workers, and you'd be hard-pressed to find one as Western as a legitimate ranch hand - those are VERY Western. Much in the same way rice paddy workers are very Oriental.
Now I'm wondering if we have rice paddies here in the States...hrrrmmm...
Really only if you take it out of context and get oversensitive about it...Yeah, no chance this is meant to be offensive, or comes across as offensive, right? :/
You're gonna have to cite your sources of him being disrespectful man, because I haven't seen a whole lot of that.Tameem has been disrespectful a few times, but he's supposed to be totally blameless on this? He just reverts to a more decent guy all of a sudden? This is ridiculous.
I would still love to point out something I've said before of the entire idea of two whole companies somehow being perfectly fine with insulting those they want to consume their product. Honestly, what's more logical in the real world; that two companies (one of them publicly traded) had fun trolling their consumers for three years, or that consumer groups were getting bent out of shape over small, innocuous things they perceived to be insulting...?
I'd have to go with the latter, considering I live in the real world and I understand how business works...