DJOGamer PT
Arcane
Maybe you could run it with a new CPU?
You don't have to go to DMD, Very Hard is enough since it alters the spawns and AI. Also majority of my points are not related to the difficulty mode, it's just that they are way easier to notice and become worse on harder modes. I know that most of the people have that mentality (not just in video games, but in general), if they are able to pass certain things without geting stuck or killed repeteadly then they won't notice the problem. But I personally don't approve of such behaviour.I respect you being so determined about DMC3. But even it the highest difficulty breaks the game and it will turn it awful, DMC3 still remains one of the greatest spectacle fighter game ever, because DMD diffiulty is just a tiny part of the game which most people don't even play.
Maybe you could run it with a new CPU?
Additionaly you will have access to save states and trust me you really want them, most of the bosses (and some advanced enemies) have quite a lot of non-obvious stuff for you to figure out and it takes time do it, you will be really glad to have an option to save before something that gives you trouble, so that you don't have to restart the level just to get to the part that you struggle with.
I don't really understand what you are talking about. How long has it been since the last time you've played DMC3 ? The original release used yellow orb system similar to DMC1 - if you die and have some of those you can respawn at a checkpoint, if not you have to restart a level. After special edition was released a year later they changed it, now you could choose between yellow and gold. Yellow was the classic system, but with gold you could always respawn at a checkpoint, but having golden orbs (just a name change from yellow orbs) allows you to get up with replenished health right in the middle of the battle. Also the first Virgil fight is the like the most fair battle in the entire game, if you managed to get past Cerberus it's 146% guaranteed that you can beat down Virgil. I was able to beat the game on Very Hard pretty comfortably and I'm not good at these.That's the reason I dropped DMC3 when I got to Vergil fight - every time I wanted to take a break from a fight I ended up having to redo entire level so after few times of doing that I just stopped giving a shit. Might have to try it on emulator eventually just for the save states. So far I've only finished DMC5 and the western reboot one because they had the decency to actually save at checkpoints.
I don't really understand what you are talking about. How long has it been since the last time you've played DMC3 ? The original release used yellow orb system similar to DMC1 - if you die and have some of those you can respawn at a checkpoint, if not you have to restart a level. After special edition was released a year later they changed it, now you could choose between yellow and gold. Yellow was the classic system, but with gold you could always respawn at a checkpoint, but having golden orbs (just a name change from yellow orbs) allows you to get up with replenished health right in the middle of the battle. Also the first Virgil fight is the like the most fair battle in the entire game, if you managed to get past Cerberus it's 146% guaranteed that you can beat down Virgil.
I see, it just never occurred to me, because I found missions to be short enough to beat at least one of them in one sitting. As for the emulator, I can't say anything, I've never been brave enough to try it.If I take a break from a game I have to redo entire level because checkpoints are not saves, it only saves after completing a level. Also fuck Gold Orbs.
Interesting. Do you want some tips ?That "fair" Vergil fight kept killing me in couple seconds without a fucking clue of what to do to him. And I would've figured it out eventually after taking some breaks from it, which I don't mind when there's a savepoint before a fight. Cerberus fight was way easier for me. So was the Vergil fight in DMC5, at least on Devil Hunter, he kicked my ass on Son of Sparda there too.
I see, it just never occurred to me, because I found missions to be short enough to beat at least one of them in one sitting.
As for the emulator, I can't say anything, I've never been brave enough to try it.
Dude, that post you quoted:Nigger you're the one who was recommending the emulator. Stop trolling then,
It was me talking about DMC1.Additionaly you will have access to save states and trust me you really want them, most of the bosses (and some advanced enemies) have quite a lot of non-obvious stuff for you to figure out and it takes time do it, you will be really glad to have an option to save before something that gives you trouble, so that you don't have to restart the level just to get to the part that you struggle with.
That's the reason I dropped DMC3 when I got to Vergil fight - every time I wanted to take a break from a fight I ended up having to redo entire level so after few times of doing that I just stopped giving a shit. Might have to try it on emulator eventually just for the save states. So far I've only finished DMC5 and the western reboot one because they had the decency to actually save at checkpoints.
I am pretty sure the game starts you off right before the boss if you fail. The only thing it doesn't allow is save mid-mission. Your complaint is really weak, considering it takes less than 10min to get to the fight once you know what to do in-level.They are short enough. But I don't tolerate redoing even short sections just to get back to the part that's giving me trouble. I quit many games that didn't allow me to save anywhere and had badly placed savepoints because I'm too old for that shit.
Your complaint is really weak, considering it takes less than 10min to get to the fight once you know what to do in-level.
Don't listen to those who says that DMC4 is not worth playing. Although it is light on the content, its combat mechanic was the best in the series until DMC5. And it doesn't hurt if you know the story if you want to play DMC5.
Which is quite limited and clearly a primarily gun user isn't a proper character for this type of gameplayIn DMC 4 SE you can play as Lady who's super hot and has a unique moveset.
Nothing inherently wrong with this - still makes her more fun than LadyTrish in Dante's missions, her moveset is the most uninspired shit ever in this series and is basically just a simplfied Dante.