Do you prefer Devil May Cry “fast” combat or Fromsoft “slow” combat?

[Diunx]

From all the way, and the games have become faster and faster tbh.

 

[GoldenGlove]

Ninja Gaiden is the faster than DMC tho

 

[gtj1982]

I can tell you never played Devil May Cry on the harder modes

The whole replay value of the game is being able to play through it again with more skills ,and refine your ability to look like an action star with perfect gameplay

there's no satisfication in Dark soul's combat you never learn how to do anything you couldn't do at the begininng of the game, you don't excel at combat, you just learned an enemy pattern through trail and error

Devil May Cry has a training MODE, where you can select every enemy type and practice against them

If Dark Soul's had this mode the game would be easy because you wouldn't have to keep restarting to learn the enemy patterns

and you are talking about learning enemies

you can't combo the enemy in an endless string unless you figure what works against them and you can have to incredible at the game to do those long combos, which most people aren't

All Dark Soul's is just trial and error, you never get skilled at anything, there are no inputs that require skill, dodge roll spam, same two attacks, rinse and repeat, pretend your skilled at a game

there's no comparison, the game is designed to waste your time lmao

 

[Umoja]

Unpopular opinion, devil may cry as a series is overrated.

1 aged like shyt.

2 was always garbage

3 was a classic

4 was only half a game

DmC was garbage

5 was iight

What a muddled post. Your assessment on the games, with the exception of 5, is held by most so you cannot say that the series is overrated.

DMC 1 is appreciated for what it accomplished at the time.

DMC 2 is seen as garbage. From what I remember, they made the game easier and more straightforward to try and tap into a wider market.

DmC is a laughing stock.

The reason why 5 is a good game is because people's complaints were taken seriously. If the series was overrated, they would have continued producing shyt.