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7/8/2025, 5:26:32 AM
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Because it's the only thing the DMC4 "pros" could be famous for.
If everyone can do air combos then they're not special anymore. So they put DMC5 down for not having mechanics it doesn't need without explaining how making air combat much more accessible removes "depth" from the game (protip: it doesn't, it adds options, whether it makes the game easier or not). These same people also failed to find both the new tech in DMC5 and even hardbaked mechanics; go check Millz's Steam guide on the game and see how he goes in depth about a bunch of cancels, but never mentions stun at all, for example.
They're fascinated with a game that's complicated for the sake of it; or rather is complicated as an oversight since it was never designed to be played in the way they do. So when a different game lets them do the same thing without the added complications they're not interested, and since they're not cognizant of what they're really doing they can't recognize the problem really lies in them.
Because it's the only thing the DMC4 "pros" could be famous for.
If everyone can do air combos then they're not special anymore. So they put DMC5 down for not having mechanics it doesn't need without explaining how making air combat much more accessible removes "depth" from the game (protip: it doesn't, it adds options, whether it makes the game easier or not). These same people also failed to find both the new tech in DMC5 and even hardbaked mechanics; go check Millz's Steam guide on the game and see how he goes in depth about a bunch of cancels, but never mentions stun at all, for example.
They're fascinated with a game that's complicated for the sake of it; or rather is complicated as an oversight since it was never designed to be played in the way they do. So when a different game lets them do the same thing without the added complications they're not interested, and since they're not cognizant of what they're really doing they can't recognize the problem really lies in them.
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