Reuben Langdon confirmed he was asked to play the character differently. Not to mention the creator of the series has confirmed the camp homo is not Dante. Just because you blindly accepted the camp homo as Dante, why do the orignal fans have to accept that imposter as Dante?
We've been through this before, actually. It appears you forgot, but oh well.
DMC4 Dante is the same as DMC3, DMC1, and DMC2 Dante, because the company currently in charge of creating the entire series says so. The fact that an actor was asked to play him differently doesn't make him a different character, or else Tony Stark would be a different character in Iron Man 3. The fact that the original series creator dislikes him means nothing, as he isn't in charge of the series anymore. Capcom has confirmed that DMC4 is in the same universe as the rest of the original DMC series, making that Dante the same Dante by extension.
You keep lying about the same point, 'realtive position' and 'movement'. You have nothing else to say because you can't explain to me how a system which gives full manual control to player is automatic. Explain to me camp homo fan scum, how is it possible for DmC to be automatic when the player has full control of what enemy they lock onto?
Your definition of "full manual control" is more than a little shaky.
At any rate, I've tried to explain this point to you at least a dozen times by now, but you're utterly incapable of comprehending anything, so I'll simply say that I couldn't care less if you understand it or not. The fact is that the entire action game community uses this definition. If you don't like it, then fine. Go debate a dictionary.
I'm not misrepresenting anything. As I said many times now, DmC has a lock on, its integrated into the L3 stick, DmC does not have an automatic button lock like previous games. We know this is true as I've already explained; the L3 lock isolates a specific enemy, unlike the button lock of previous games which isolates an enemy based on the AI's decision, the player has less control of that decision as you already admitted; in contrast DmC gives the player full control.
How are you MANUALLY selecting your target if the AI picks a target that it thinks you want to attack?
How are you MANUALLY selecting your target if the AI cycles through said targets until you reach the one you want?
Those are your own words, not mine; by your own admission DMC4 is an automatic system. I'm waiting for you explaination as to how an automatic system can be manual. I'm waiting camp homo fan!
No, actually, those are your words, in case you forgot. Those are the same, stupid words you've been quoting for three pages over now. Screaming them at the top of your lungs doesn't mean anyone else has said it.
And really? You're going to criticize me for a mistaken word? You've got a whole lot of explaining to do for yourself then, Mr. "You Claim to Question my Literacy Age."
You barely have the capability to form a coherent sentence, let alone debate with anything besides paddling pool levels of strategy.
The irony is that I haven't made an attack on someone's literacy, you have; yet you are incompitent in your own literacy ability. Way to put your foot in you mouth again camp homo fan.
First off, you have no idea what irony means. Look it up.
Secondly, you did "make an attack" on my literacy levels. Your own quote:
"Your iiteracy ability has improved, DmC does indeed work manually. I suggest you have a look at these grade schools I said I'd find for you before putting your foot in your mouth again camp homo fan:"
I've referenced your own grammatical skills because you have difficulty typing sentences that make any degree of sense.
And lastly, you have no idea what the phrase "putting your foot in your mouth" means. Look it up as well.
Tameem hasn't acutally said DmC is an automatic system, he said the lock on (the button lock) has been integrated into the control setup automatically.
Roll the movie everyone!
"DmC doesn't have a lock on system...well, actually, it does. It's just not a manual lock on system."
Now here's the kicker. If a game has a lock on system, and it isn't manual, guess what it is?
This is evident in the fact that you didn't think to question of the decision of turning Dante into a camp homosexual. You blindly accepted it because you are an ignorant DMC4 fan, not a DMC fan. Just someone who blindly accepts something because you think as long as it has the same name it must be the same thing.
Pffft.
Ahahahahahahahahahaha.
Oh my gosh, are you serious? Are you really serious?
This is really too much. You've gotta be trolling me. This is...hoo boy.
The point of DmC Dante is that he is relatable compared to the camp homo, who is not relatable at all.
Relatable?
Yeah, I relate very well to five year olds who spend their time swearing like the FCC's about to ban all foul language from existence.
Unfortunately for you I have Platinumed the HD collection, which not many fans came back to because of DMC4.
...now hold the phone here.
First off, the HD Collection doesn't even HAVE DMC4, so that excuse is beyond stupid from the start.
Secondly, HD Collections NEVER sell as well as original titles. People already have bought the games. A good chunk of those people see no need to rebuy them simply to play old games with fancier graphics.
And besides, the HD Collection OUTSOLD DmC. A compilation of games between 12 and 7 years old outsold a new game that released this year.
If that doesn't prove what the DMC community likes more, then I don't know what will.
Anyone, you didn't even know that DMC4 wasn't in the HD collection, so forget about me ever taking you seriously. Go play DmC again and cut yourself like Donte does. Maybe if you bleed out enough, he'll be even more "relatable."
