DｍC vs Devil May Cry 5 Dante Skills Comparison (moveset)/ダンテの技モーション比較 DmCvsデビルメイクライ５ 

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名倉ってもはや別ゲーでは？？？

じっくり見てみると名倉ンテのリベコンボは雰囲気がネロっぽいかも

名倉は音が軽いけど、ドライブとかラウンドトリップとかは本家より使いやすいから好き

個人的にリベリオンのデザインは名倉の方が好き

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mの操作体系はスッキリしてて本家よりとっつきやすかったから逆輸入して欲しい

I can give DmC this: I love how some attacks mess with the camera and give it a dynamic sense of punch to it, like in Overdrive

I gotta say, I love how Ninja theory went the extra mile to make the younger Dante seem more like a novice with his missteps, imbalance during combos and other such stuff to give a sense of scale how adult Dante has honed his skills.

If DmC wasn't called DmC and something entirely different, people would've honestly liked it a lot more

Same as I said with the Vergil comparison, it honestly feels like a younger more brash Dante fighting style wise vs the older/knows that less more accurate hits with propper power behind them work better than doing extra attacks that maybe waste energy/stamina. Love these

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I'll admit, some attacks feel like they have a heavier impact in DmC, mainly because of the camera effects like camera shake or the camera lagging slightly behind.

DmC may take a lot of flak but you have to admit the artstyle and art direction is grade A. The saturated colors differentiating limbo and the real world, the broken landscapes with floating islands and debris, and the moving structures that make the it feel like the world itself it trying to kill you. Dmc5 is a good looking game, especially on this current generation but the grays, reds & oranges, and purples of the city and qlipoth are meh.

The older Dante uses fewer unnecessary movements, which shows his growing up both psychologically and in his swordsmanship.

DmC Dante feels a lot more reckless and loose with his attacks, which kind of makes more sense for the kind of spirit of the series as a whole. You’re always so much more powerful than the low-level grunts you’re fighting that your priority isn’t surviving, it’s styling on them as hard as you possibly can. And you can see this attitude more in the more reckless, less professional fighting style of DmC Dante.

You what I'll give DmC Reboot props for the Reboot/Younger Dante actually stumbles and takes a second to reorient himself due to sheer force and weight of Rebellion. You get the feeling of his youth and inexperience with every strike. There's this directness as well like every newbie in the workforce that's want to be taken seriously does everything matter-factly. Something that younger pre-reboot Dante didn't do. That Dante had more control and still goofed around via jumping/riding the bodies of his targets while still kicking ass giving the impression that while he was still "new" to the business he still wasn't exactly new. You can tell that he'd been using Rebellion for a very long time and was comfortable with the weight and power of each strike. Whereas younger Dante doesn't give that impression. He's still fresh and wet around the ears. His build is not fully developed enough to handle the likes of Rebellion. Meaning he probably didn't starting practicing with Rebellion until maybe a few years prior to DmC. Maybe, if this iteration of DmC hadn't fucked up as much, we would have eventually come to see some version of the Dante we've come to know and love.

If DmC wasn't a reboot and more towards an AU i would probably love it

DmC's Rebellion Combo was always satisfying to pull off. I really liked the little stagger he makes during the last spin of the combo to show the amount of force he uses. As a veteran DMC player (Platinum both games) the reboot wasn't a bad game at all and to be honest I wouldn't mind a sequel.