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Devil May Cry has moved to the RE Engine.

Read more about Capcom's PC system requirements for Devil May Cry 5.

Read more about Capcom's PC system requirements for Devil May Cry 5.
I guess I ain't buying it then.Sad thing is this game is going to be riddled with micro transactions, Think Assassins Creed Origins but worse.
I guess I ain't buying it then.
The devs said "it gives people the choice to get it all out of the way and have everything at once"
Poor excuse for "We want more money".
Sad thing is this game is going to be riddled with micro transactions, Think Assassins Creed Origins but worse.
Nothing wrong with MT. If it just let's people finish the game sooner then what's wrong with that? If you don't want to speed up the game don't buy it.
Was your view the same for Battlefront 2 ?
If the game is designed to entice you to purchase microtransactions that means that proper game design was ignored in favor of corporate greed. I'm not going to reward that kind of behavior. If you will that's your business.Did you not read my post? I said if it let's people speed run the game who cares. BF2 definitely did not have that. Didn't even have a campaign. It was something completely different
If the game is designed to entice you to purchase microtransactions that means that proper game design was ignored in favor of corporate greed. I'm not going to reward that kind of behavior. If you will that's your business.
Because it's not about speeding up the game. It's about slowing it down for people who aren't paying. The issue is that developers are forced to design the game in such a way that would entice gamers to spend money on microtransactions to "speed it up". I have no idea why this is such a difficult concept for you to grasp, but here we are.Did you also not read what I said twice now? I said specifically if it let's people speed run the game who cares.
Is that why so many gamers complained about the grindy nature of the game? Is it why WB decided to remove microtransactions and rebalance the game a year later?Like Shadow of War did. It let you if you want but definitely did not need it at all.
Because it's not about speeding up the game. It's about slowing it down for people who aren't paying. The issue is that developers are forced to design the game in such a way that would entice gamers to spend money on microtransactions to "speed it up". I have no idea why this is such a difficult concept for you to grasp, but here we are.
There's a much easier way to "speed up the game". You give players a lower difficulty level that gives you more orbs. But for some mysterious reason they didn't opt for that route.
Is that why so many gamers complained about the grindy nature of the game? Is it why WB decided to remove microtransactions and rebalance the game a year later?
You shouldn't drink so much of that corporate Kool-aid.
I just did and you denied it. Why would I try that again with someone like you?That's because you believe it so yet have no examples of games that have done so. That's the difficult thing for you to grasp. You're just whining now for the sake of it. Give me one example of a game where it's speed up with MT and forces you to buy it.
I just did and you denied it. Why would I try that again with someone like you?
Go play keyboard warrior with someone else.snip
Go play keyboard warrior with someone else.