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So what you are telling me is that the Savior was bored as heck and decided to abuse being created with too much power.
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Honestly, I'd be lying if I said I knew exactly why he did it. But then, you could say that about so many people/characters. It doesn't change that it did happen. We see it in-game, and it is referenced in Deadly Fortune. It's a strange sequence to say the least, but there is almost nothing to suggest that it is not real, and surely enough to suggest that it is. After all, if being an in-game event is not enough, then almost anything that happens in the series could be argued as not being real, and that is completely unreasonable. My apologies if I'm not articulating my point very well here; I'm writing this while quite sick with both bronchitis and glandular fever, so my head is very muddled right now. My point is; there is very little to suggest that it did not happen, and more than enough to say that it did. And regardless of why he did it, the fact that it happened makes it a potential feat.LSirLancelotDuLacl said:So what you are telling me is that the Savior was bored as heck and decided to abuse being created with too much power.
Yeah... look, I wouldn't often say this, especially on the Versus Battles Wiki of all places, but really. DMC has taken massive leaps in logic plenty of times before just like this. The Saviour creating pocket dimensions, while still a feat, was undoubtedly pretty much just an excuse for Nero to get a boss-rush segment.LSirLancelotDuLacl said:Oh no ni, I rather agree with you on that, I just find the idea of a wholly non-human, non biological, demon powered statue being bored after realizing it has nothing to do but be cool and get smacked by that dude in Red, only to remember it has this nice little dude inside himself.
And then the gears of his mind start rolling as he thinks of how to spend time...
Yeah. I absolutely loved DMC4, especially for how it further added to the already insane depth of DMC3's combat system. But yeah, the game was terribly rushed.LSirLancelotDuLacl said:Pretty much. DMC4 still feels rather disappointingly empty and needing to rely too much on repeat bosses for it to remain as long and as 'full' of content as it did. A bunch of my friends loved Credo as a boss and then realized he wasn't even gonna be part of the boss rehash. They were sad.
Ask Shia LaBeouf.RebubleUselet said:Is anybody gonna make a continuation thread?
Almost fell off my chair.Follow Doctor Freeman said:I asked Shia LaBouf and thought he'd say to do it, but he just went on about someone not dividing us. Weird.
It was Dragon, not Matt. And it was closed to wait for him to compile the evidence for his arguments.Maxnumb231 said:why did matt closed the thread?