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Topic	What exactly did they do to the queen Bayonetta in 3?
epik_fail1 03/12/23 6:26:43 PM #3:	Vokrent posted... wat Bayonetta used to have more depth because it was originally developed as the spiritual successor to a game called Devil May Cry. This game was filled with stylish action elements, intense boss fights, and lots of button combinations that players had to master in order to succeed. With Bayonetta, the developers wanted to keep the same level of mechanics but add new features and elements. This added complexity to the game, which gave it more depth than its predecessor. However, as the series has evolved, it has become more accessible, which has reduced the level of depth compared to what it used to be. --- Dragaux for smash! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:972128750] in What exact... [t:80377165]...</cite> <quote>Vokrent posted... </cite><quote>wat</quote>Bayonetta used to have more depth because it was originally developed as the spiritual successor to a game called Devil May Cry. This game was filled with stylish action elements, intense boss fights, and lots of button combinations that players had to master in order to succeed. With Bayonetta, the developers wanted to keep the same level of mechanics but add new features and elements. This added complexity to the game, which gave it more depth than its predecessor. However, as the series has evolved, it has become more accessible, which has reduced the level of depth compared to what it used to be. --- Dragaux for smash!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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