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That whole comment about how Devil May Cry 5 was this game where we're replaying DmC the reboot in secret is the most Pooh's Adventure cringe logic I have ever heard. We didn't get punked Twin. We cringed at your thoughts lol.

It’s honestly saddening that a review of great quality only has barely over 350 views, you were very underrated even if you have left the channel .

While dmc5 still has its own set of issues narrative wise it's still a game that I enjoy even if it's not for the story but for the action so that's something it has to offer

I have a few complaints about dmc5, like not being able to play through the whole game as just one character, but it's still a well made game. Though I do prefer 3.

I found an another SK.

He is the reason why movies and shows explain *everything* to the audience.

Bro you deserve alot more subscribers

Only point i agree with is the level design, it needs a greater color variety imo

Your channel is awesome and “not the plants Vs zombies one” made me lol. Keep up the good work🔥

I have one more question: Why does the Yamato look different? Did being in Nero's arm change it's appearance?

I have one question: Why does Vergil look different from Dante when they're identical twins and had identical faces in DMC 3?

4:20 Off topic, but in an early beta version of Bloodborne, Gascoigne says Umbasa in his intro cutscene. That’s where the former link to DeS comes from.

3:00 That scene might be my favourite in DMC4. It shows that beneath all the devil may care attitude, that real concern that creeps into Dante’s voice when he calls for Nero is really raw.

Twin twin might have a kind of polarized opinion about this title in some things. I enjoyed this game, but I have to agree with him on the character's aspects. The main characters don't show growth. Dante looked more matured on DMC4: still funny, but smarter. The one in DMC 5 was a big step back. Lady's past personality is lost, and Trish is... there. Nero acts like a spoiled child, and Vergil is the most unmatured character. It's practically the same guy from DMC3, trying to achieve the same but at the same time, the developers want you to empathize with him. It's the worst character. They had to let him go and get a new villain. This was a good chance for Vergil to have a redemption arc. In conclusion: Great hack and slash, but weak story

I like how he criticised the Michael Jackson scene, as if Dante breaking out into rock with lights exploding in the background or generally screwing about is something new. Like, did he just delete half of Dante’s scenes in 3 and 4?

You honestly deserve more views and comments.

I don´t get why he says DMC5 is a total disaster for him, but is praising how much fun the combat system is.

I think you are all taking his opinions too much to heart. As a casual DMC player, I couldn't help but agree with his opinions about DMC 5. I find it to be a very bland game, in every sense of the word. Character design, story, color grading, world building, ALL OF IT is just, meh... decent, I guess? There are close to 0 redeeming qualities about this game as a non-hardcore fan and replaying it is like chewing on a cotton ball. Seriously one of the most disappointing games that I have come back to.

im 99% sure that his video is a troll

If you ask me, Link could just be a midget.

Link in WW isn't that much different in height than most of the adults, so it's not impossible for him to be much older than he looks due to the stylized nature of his character model. Since there is a scrapped mechanic with him getting older as the story progresses, I also assumed that he was gone a few months before returning to the Island midway through the adventure. So, he is supposed to be really young at the beginning of the game, then he get's older by the end (kinda like OoT), but without the visual change in his appearance that concept is sort of lost. That was always how I looked at it.

I wanted to add this because it is important and it is a counter to his "only good point" you agreed with. Let me break it down when that Guy mentions how in their reunion they don't talk or share Information it goes a lot deeper than that. 1. In the Story/Manga Dante is OFTEN shown taking this mission very personally. Tbh him not sharing he knows who Uriezn is speaks about his character we seen only a bit in the Novels or older Mangas. 2. In The game's Story When V talks to Morrison after getting enough money to pay him (The Manga you mentioned in your video does mention this. You even show it which is great 🔥) Dante and V talk The only characters who knew who Uriezn truly is, are Dante and V. In the Manga we see Dante get upset and think V is making a Joke at his expense. Now in the game before they have that conversation Morrison tells Dante he is gonna give the girls a call (Lady and Trish) Dante even says "What you don't think I can handle this gig on my own?" After their reunion in the Tree When we play through Dante's route when he makes his way to King Cerberus. He says to himself "this is my gig" and says to himself that Nero basically shouldn't be here because We know and he is obviously hinting to people who never played DMC 4 before that He knows something about Nero and Vergil's connect We fans knew actually what he meant and later after he tells Nero that Vergil is his father it brings it all together and how he doesn't want Nero to try and Kill his own father. Dante bringing up at the is just him mentioning before he was gonna go off and end this. All of this is again I mentioned is a Character Flaw which is fine especially since we know he does care about his brother and the situations involving him. He feels like it's his problem. That's consistent. So to me their reunion is fine sure I would love to see all the crew talk and interact more. Them just having that simple talk works imo. I can go on and on But that's my general response to that and why Dante saying it's his brother at the end matters. Tbh your video and response is so well done and I plan on seeing part 2 shortly but yeah the other guy is being a moron and it hurts to hear him lie and or not understand that his own ideas are not only shit but would be worse for the overall story. But his thoughts generally are bad. You really covered it really well and countered the necessary parts 👌🏾😁

I know this is late but you got it wrong about this 1 thing and the story tells you it flat out. He needs the Rebellion AND Sparda to get his SDT Griffen saud he Absorbs the Sparda when he did it. He cant just stab himself again to unlock it. Thats the only thing And Human blood Demons always used it to get stronger its canon in lore and the demons in game suck and drink it if you leave them alone and it heals them. So it does in fact hold more to it then the Tree.

Nice vidéo, do you have a video about why you think that the official timeline makes no sens ?

homie wanted a sequel to dmc2 for sure

Will say that I disagree here at 4:06 he references our homes showcasing he did care for the gerudo to a Degree But I think this is a case we see in the game of his selfishness he believes the gerudo are unhappy with what they have because he is Same for the ocean taking over the earth He thinks that the ocean makes everyone miserable because he does feel that way It’s a very interesting part of his character imo

Having "complex" or "misunderstood" villains is kind of missing the point of having villains at all. In a traditional story, the main conflict is largely between the hero who represents good and the villain who represents evil, or two similar opposite forces, like order vs chaos, justice vs crime, etc. The central thrust of the story is which of the two opposites will win, so the climax is cathartic when the hero finally overcomes his greatest challenge and the positive side of the theme wins out. If the villain has caveats to his villainy, and if it's handled poorly, it can rob the ending of the satisfaction a more straightforward villain might have had. Of course there are other stories you can tell, but this one generally works exceptionally well for a game because it lines up well with the difficulty curve and keeps the story concise and simple enough that it doesn't detract from the gameplay. So I don't get why every villain has to either be tailor made to fit this trope or misinterpreted as such. Just give me a cool badguy who's evil as fuck, interesting or entertaining to watch, and has good theme music. what makes a villain great isn't how "three dimensional" or "human" they are. Most of it boils down to presentation. That's why people remember senator Armstrong, Vergil, and AM (from I have no mouth and I must scream) so well, to name a few.

Just like Afton, I’ll always come back :)

Hey, I'm the first commenter Let me just say I have been watching your videos for a few months, and I've been impressed with your solid analysis and engaging commentary. I hope you get more recognition in the future.

HABLAS ESPAÑOL? Qué emoción, yo también! Te gustan las siestas?

*Looks aggressively at my brother* I’m ded

I think its kind of ironic that the best boss (credo) and the worst boss (savior) in dmc4 are the only bosses in the game that you fight only once

I think the savior's entire boss fight would've been good if it had another phase where you actually fight something. The visuals were great imo, It was pretty cinematic jumping from platform to platform, but the actual fight was just *dodge left* shoot the thing. I think one Sanctus fight was also enough, I don't think the fight was very good. The boss really felt like he only had like 2 or moves because most of the moves you would just have to run a away from him no matter what and then wait until you can attack him again. The saving grace is that it actually forced you to use air combat and maneuverability to keep damaging him which I thought was cool.

in the level design part I actually think he is kind of correct i had the sensation that there was something lacking

Subbed I wanted to see if anyone even hated dmc 5 to see their view as I think it’s perfect I saw twin twins review and it was just amazing how wrong one person could actually be on so many things as he clearly just missed obvious points Then I found your video in the suggested list under his video Thank you

I have to disagree on the trish/lady point. I don't think he made a very compelling argument but i do think that the lady and trish in this game are quite the far cry from their original versions. Lady in DMC3 was parallel to dante. Without her, he never would have changed into the man that could defeat vergil. He even tells her that in game. They share a bond because through the actions of the characters lady learned, like she says in the ending, that not every demon is evil, and that humans can be as evil as any devil. She never wanted to kill her father, but she felt a responsibility to do so because of the deaths he was likely to bring upon other people. Which is the mirror to dante. He never wanted to kill vergil. But ended up having to save other people. He woke up to his fathers true ideals of justice and that gave him the strength to beat vergil. That's compelling. I fundamentally disagree with the fact that they didn't have enough screen time. You really don't need a lot to make an impact. That's the reason i dislike the fan service scenes. Delete those and take that runtime to let lady have a true conversation with dante or nero. How much more interesting would it have been had lady been the initial foil to dante wanting to kill vergil. Saying she regrets killing her father and wished there was another way. That could have been a great emotional moment. Or even a conversation with nero on what it means to slay family and how it affects you. Or just a conversation on how nero feels about dante and unveiling he wants to protect the family he has FOUND rather than was born with. ANYTHING but what we got. "you wouldn't want to do that" Doesn't say anything. It doesn't speak to the depth of the character. This is the finale of the saga. These characters SHAPED dante into who he is. You would think they would have some great moments but instead, when dante gets incapacitated they selfishly try to take over his shop and than get called bitches. Why would lady ever do that. She's supposed to care about dante. I can't imagine the lady from DMC3 ever doing that to him. Nor any of the fanservice. She feels like a totally different character. If that's how people see the character than i have no idea what they got out of DMC3.

Lmao people not getting this video is sarcasm

Battle theme 2 is the best battle theme

He says Best fighting engine and characters are great to play as but also that story mode is boring even though 95% of what you do is fight enemies, WHAT? Also this was my first DMC game and I could easily tell the characters were deeper than they first appeared because there's a giant letter that appears on the screen to tell you how much you suck if your not using combos.

I keep rewatching this two part review because it’s entertaining seeing you rip this video a new one, but when he starts saying this stuff in conclusion like “It’s ok to be wrong, I know we all wanted this game to be good. I’m glad to at least show the real tru-“ Like dude, this guy speaks with the brain complexity of Joe Biden.

The guy complained about Nero being arrogant and whatever in DMC5 but literally all he has to do is boot up DMC4, start the game and watch like the first 5 minutes of cutscenes. They've already established Nero to be this rebellious kid AT THE START OF HIS INTRODUCTION. That's how Nero has always been, he has a lot of angst and is arrogant but a good dude at his core.

I 100% agree that the guy is an idiot.

As someone who absolutely adores Nero. His blatant lying, and gross misunderstanding of his amazing character disgust me. Nero's arc in 5 is one that's of finding your family, Acceptance, Rising from Failure, Change, and of course gaining power. Nero is the reason Dante, and Vergil are alive, because they are his family. And he's going to do his damndest to keep them. When Nero finds out Vergil is his father, he wants to fight him still. And everyone else around him goes. "You can't kill your own father." All the while Nero never said he was going to kill his father. It was clear that he was never going to kill Vergil, but everyone else talking about killing him made him doubt himself. But when he spoke to Kyrie and she said. "You Always which path is right, and which is wrong. There's no need to doubt yourself." Hearing that from one person he loves more than anything in the world gave him the confidence to believe what he was going to do from the start was right. He couldn't save Credo, and he wasn't going to lose another family member. Not when he has the power to do so. That desire unlocked his true Devil Trigger. And it's very poetic that his Devil Trigger is the one that looks the most like an Angel. Because in both instances of him awakening the Devil inside of him, it was always to protect someone else. Never out of hate, or revenge. It was always to protect.

In a sence you are both wrong

Nice video, but those horrible hdc cutscenes are eye sore man. Please next time use PCSX2 and grab the scenes from the original game.PCSX2 version runs exactly like pc ports, but it looks the way it should be. I have no idea why ppl are still playing this garbage ports.