DXLelouch153
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Vergil obviously got some offscreen during the playthrough when we werent looking
and thats how Nero was made
and thats how Nero was made
Ay yo WTF is dis shit?
Yeah it will work there
Tuned in!
I'm seeing too much melee and not nearly enough charge shots -_-
Charge Shot 3 should be getting a lot of love.
And make sure to fully charge shotgun/guns before entering fights so you start guns blazing.
Yep definitely worked thanks, I don't mind difficulty but even with me dodging everything he does and attacking he never had a moment of rest he just keeps attacking.
An anonymous post on 4chan? Not holding my breath. Should be easy enough to test out, though.
Nice! Yeah, once I learn where the fighting arenas are I can plan ahead. Can you charge all three guns and save it for battle? It runs out over time right?
Loving her gameplay now though. So much fun once you get the hang of her playstyle.
Please don't tell me Nero is a fucking test tube baby using Vergil's genes.
Honestly this could probably explain the Devil Bringer a bit better.Just say Agnus fucked up a little when making Nero and that arm was the result
The fact that the game goes out of its way to show the unique hooded npc babe giving Vergil the "fuck me" eyes is as good a confirmation as any.
Also, as Vergil's leaving Fortuna he's in unusually high spirits. That's because he just got some.
There might be one new line in the Agnus fight but I didn't see anything in the lab that jumped out as suspicious.Ay yo WTF is dis shit?
I thought it was because Nero is more human, since his mother is human and Vergil is half human and half demon. So it would make sense for Nero to be less demon.
In Vergil/Dante's case their mother was fully human and father fully demon.
By that logic though shouldn't half of Dante and Vergil's body look like the Devil Bringer?
Nero just has the arm, Dante/Vergil can turn their entire body into demon at will.
Will I unlock DMD difficulty if I beat the game on Dark Knight?
Nope, you will unlock Son of Sparda.
You need to beat SOS to get DMD.
Nero just has the arm, Dante/Vergil can turn their entire body into demon at will.
All of that is explained with Nero being a quarterling.
Like Sephzilla said: He has a permanent demonic appendage while having a spectral form that looks exactly like a demon come out of him when he DTs (according the the wiki it's "the manifestation of his soul". I'm guessing that's from one of the artbooks/novels). He also has all the other perks that Dante/Vergil do: gravity defying acrobatics, Wolverine tier healing, demonic strength, and a funky voice filter when he DTs. Nero in general is strange.
Nero could very well be a test tube baby using Vergil's cells. It's not impossible. Would explain a bunch of other shit in the game.
Though based on the DMC4 novel that is not the case.
Yeah this comment doesn't exclude the possibility of Nero being a test tube based off of Vergil's cells.According to the novel and a few comments from a developer they just said Vergil is his father, no comments on his mother. He was raised with Kyrie's family as they found him in a basket with the name Nero and the fucked up arm.
Even Dante's kinda too cheesable despite his big moveset, though I guess he might show up better against Lady and Vergil since they don't have as much of a win button.This reminds me how much I hate this boss. Nothing worse in an action game then the stupid "I'm stunned and you need to DPS me until I'm not stunned." Oh boy do DMC3 bosses destroy DMC4. Berial, Dante, and Credo are solid though.
Nero just has the arm and needs the Yamato for DT, and even then it's more of a Jojo stand than a true demon form.
Dunno but to me that sounds much less demon than Dante and Vergil who can be fully demon whenever they like.
He just has less demon blood and that explains everything nicely.
He is less demon, I'm just not a fan of the "clone" theory. Sorry if I wasn't clear on that or if it was tangential. .
The mission automatically fails if you attack, the beating I was referring to was when the Frost attacks you. Issue I had was finding a good position to hold the scarecrow in place with Snatch and then quickly grabbing the next one after the Frost kills the one I was holding. I eventually got it though, after wasting two gold orbs, but I never need to touch it again.Too much of a beating? You shouldn't be hitting them, just grab one and stand in front of another enemy and let that enemy do the work. Using an enemy as a shield (while another enemy hits it) builds the style meter really well in general.
Also taunt while holding the enemy to build the style meter faster. You yourself shouldn't be attacking.
Yamato is my primary since I enjoy doing Judgment Cuts as much as possible. Force Edge I use in very specific situations and is probably my least used, so in between that I use Beowulf when an enemy is left vulnerable to get some Full Steam charge attacks in.Are you guys using all three weapons with him or concentrating on one or two? Which are your favourites?
I just want a "Nero... I AM your father" moment in DMC5.
He's going to chop off the blue arm and then absorb its essence.Is he just going to chop off the hand or the whole arm there?
People think clones are apparently more interesting than sons? I think it would be more interesting to see Vergil reacting to his son than a clone. He'd probably just kill the clone... Plus like what others said then the whole plot wouldn't make sense if they knew Nero's origins.
The simple father/son explanation would be best both for Nero and Vergil's characters overall.
Ah I see, I don't like it either.
We don't need MGS in DMC
Even Dante's kinda too cheesable despite his big moveset, though I guess he might show up better against Lady and Vergil since they don't have as much of a win button.
I mean, in all fairness, DMC3 has some pretty crummy bosses that follow that pattern too, even Cerberus and A&R and Nevan (all of whom are good bosses), but also most of its bad fights (Leviathan's Heart, Doppelgänger, Geryon).
True about DMC3 but I legit think Sanctus is the worst boss in the genre. I'd take the NG3 T-Rex fight over Sanctus just because of how absurd it is.
The crumbles are different. They are way shorter and aren't some cut & dry sequence event. They also require strategy. Santus is basically just beat up my shield a handful of times and I'm dead.I mean, in all fairness, DMC3 has some pretty crummy bosses that follow that pattern too, even Cerberus and A&R and Nevan (all of whom are good bosses), but also most of its bad fights (Leviathan's Heart, Doppelgänger, Geryon).
The mission automatically fails if you attack, the beating I was referring to was when the Frost attacks you. Issue I had was finding a good position to hold the scarecrow in place with Snatch and then quickly grabbing the next one after the Frost kills the one I was holding. I eventually got it though, after wasting two gold orbs, but I never need to touch it again.
True about DMC3 but I legit think Sanctus is the worst boss in the genre. I'd take the NG3 T-Rex fight over Sanctus just because of how absurd it is.
naw the doppelganger is the worst, just hit Windows over and over again to be able to damage the boss at all. So tedious and dumb.True about DMC3 but I legit think Sanctus is the worst boss in the genre. I'd take the NG3 T-Rex fight over Sanctus just because of how absurd it is.