The_Hitcher89
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Is the save/checkpoint/lives system the same in this, or is it like the one in the DMC3 rerelease across the first 2 as well
Especially when some people seem to be serious in thinking that this looka worse than a 30 fps Unreal game and it's just hack and slash
The video is amazing. Looking at it reminds me of Dante's hitbox in UmvC3 lol I'm watching it on my phone so I can't see clearly but whatever he did to counter or evade those projectile blades was amazing
I share your frustration too. It's real discouraging to see people just get hyped on things that look flashy and have colors. And they say they hated previous DMCs. AnywayThey're casual action gamers who liked the bread and butter stuff in the series and never explored what makes the series special, yet still feel they have an insight. So to summarise, their opinions are worth nawt. Frustrates the fuck out of me when people deem DmC's casual stance as "uh I don't see the difference between this and DMC4".
Devil May Cry 4 is one of the best action games around and is a gold mine for the hardcore.
Fuck this thread, now I want to play DMC4 again after I finish with the HD Collection. Y'all are on my hit list now!
Let me just set the record straight.Damnit, this thread is making me want to play DMC4 now. I never picked it up, despite being a long-time fan of the series, because of the ho-hum impressions at time of release and ridiculous 5GB install on PS3.
I think this is the main reason for the DMC4 hate. Most people just tried to play Dante like Nero and thought they were being forced to play the game twice, when really Dante and Nero play completely differently.Let me just set the record straight.
There were 3 core reasons why DMC4 got ho hum impressions at time of release. 1 is that the hype from DMC3 got so ridiculous that DMC4 was hyped to insurmountable levels. No matter how good DMC4 would've been, it wouldn't have met with the hype. 2 is that having to repeat the same missions with Dante was a hyper killer for many especially for those people who just play games once and then toss them back. 3 was that for Dante he had less weapons than DMC3 which was a hype killer for the hardcore as we were promised more weapons.
Game felt like a disappointment at first and in some ways still falls short of DMC3... but after years of digging deep into the game the hardcores have realized that in terms of combat it's AT LEAST on par with DMC3. The PC version was instrumental in the revival of DMC4's worth in the fans eyes (although game still looks and plays well on the consoles). The enemies were well designed for the combat, you could perform combos for days on just about any enemy or boss which really opened the variety for various different types of comboable enemies. Both Dante and Nero had unique offerings in the combat and really added on top of DMC3 on a lot of fronts.
I would still say that DMC4 upon release was reviewed very fairly. It has it's issues but at it's core it has arguably the best combat engine of this generation. It's not a sand box action game in terms of combos... it's the fucking Sahara desert. If you are into that sort of stuff where the more you put into the game the more you want out of it... you are a FOOL to be skipping out on DMC4.
Is the save/checkpoint/lives system the same in this, or is it like the one in the DMC3 rerelease across the first 2 as well
I just came upon this gem... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e23c_HDPo7Y&feature=related
Insane stuff. We will probably never see something like this in an action game... for a very long time.
Let me just set the record straight.
There were 3 core reasons why DMC4 got ho hum impressions at time of release. 1 is that the hype from DMC3 got so ridiculous that DMC4 was hyped to insurmountable levels. No matter how good DMC4 would've been, it wouldn't have met with the hype. 2 is that having to repeat the same missions with Dante was a hyper killer for many especially for those people who just play games once and then toss them back. 3 was that for Dante he had less weapons than DMC3 which was a hype killer for the hardcore as we were promised more weapons.
Game felt like a disappointment at first and in some ways still falls short of DMC3... but after years of digging deep into the game the hardcores have realized that in terms of combat it's AT LEAST on par with DMC3. The PC version was instrumental in the revival of DMC4's worth in the fans eyes (although game still looks and plays well on the consoles). The enemies were well designed for the combat, you could perform combos for days on just about any enemy or boss which really opened the variety for various different types of comboable enemies. Both Dante and Nero had unique offerings in the combat and really added on top of DMC3 on a lot of fronts.
I would still say that DMC4 upon release was reviewed very fairly. It has it's issues but at it's core it has arguably the best combat engine of this generation. It's not a sand box action game in terms of combos... it's the fucking Sahara desert. If you are into that sort of stuff where the more you put into the game the more you want out of it... you are a FOOL to be skipping out on DMC4.
If I never have to fight Vergil again I'll be a happy man. These fights stick out like Cannibal Corpse on a reggae mix tape.
What do you mean?
I know this probably sounds crazy to most people and I may just be venting my frustration at the moment. It just feels like the Vergil fights are so much more difficult than anything else in the game ( intentionally, I'm sure) that the only way I can beat him is to find the one weapon and one attack that works against him and just cheese it until he's down. I just can't get a good organic feel out of these fights. They're incredibly intense, much moreso than anything else in the game so they almost feel like they don't fit? I don't know.
I think I'm just venting because I'm pissed I can't beat him at the moment. Haha...
Ayways...back at it...I basically just took a break to pour a beer and come on GAF to bitch.
I know this probably sounds crazy to most people and I may just be venting my frustration at the moment. It just feels like the Vergil fights are so much more difficult than anything else in the game ( intentionally, I'm sure) that the only way I can beat him is to find the one weapon and one attack that works against him and just cheese it until he's down. I just can't get a good organic feel out of these fights. They're incredibly intense, much moreso than anything else in the game so they almost feel like they don't fit? I don't know.
I think I'm just venting because I'm pissed I can't beat him at the moment. Haha...
Ayways...back at it...I basically just took a break to pour a beer and come on GAF to bitch.
I think the other thing that led to DMC4 being disappointing was that the boss battles weren't very good and were even less varied (I mean, Berial and Credo are fantastic, but yeah). This was coming off of DMC3 which was chock full of epic boss battles.
Aside from the following:
Beat DMC2 on Hard
Beat DMC2 on DMD
Beat DMC2 with Trish
Go past level 9000 in BP
Lucia-focused trophies
I've done everything else (Dante's trophies).
So I'm getting there. Once I finish up With Lucia's ones, I'll then burn through the difficulties and start on BP, then I'll have the Platinum. FUCK YEAH.
Progress. It's being made.
Anyway, I still maintain that Devil May Cry 2 is a better action game than Heavenly Sword and Ninja Gaiden 3. At least I can have fun with this.
What was that one video that showed someone defeating Berial without dropping to the ground? I can't remember the name .
Also has anyone seen this?
Let me just set the record straight.
There were 3 core reasons why DMC4 got ho hum impressions at time of release. 1 is that the hype from DMC3 got so ridiculous that DMC4 was hyped to insurmountable levels. No matter how good DMC4 would've been, it wouldn't have met with the hype. 2 is that having to repeat the same missions with Dante was a hyper killer for many especially for those people who just play games once and then toss them back. 3 was that for Dante he had less weapons than DMC3 which was a hype killer for the hardcore as we were promised more weapons.
Game felt like a disappointment at first and in some ways still falls short of DMC3... but after years of digging deep into the game the hardcores have realized that in terms of combat it's AT LEAST on par with DMC3. The PC version was instrumental in the revival of DMC4's worth in the fans eyes (although game still looks and plays well on the consoles). The enemies were well designed for the combat, you could perform combos for days on just about any enemy or boss which really opened the variety for various different types of comboable enemies. Both Dante and Nero had unique offerings in the combat and really added on top of DMC3 on a lot of fronts.
I would still say that DMC4 upon release was reviewed very fairly. It has it's issues but at it's core it has arguably the best combat engine of this generation. It's not a sand box action game in terms of combos... it's the fucking Sahara desert. If you are into that sort of stuff where the more you put into the game the more you want out of it... you are a FOOL to be skipping out on DMC4.
I'm sure people with more skill/finesse than I can do much more with the Vergil fights. Guess I kind of suck at DMC even though I can manage Bayonetta's Jeanne fights without much difficulty on Hard.
I killed 99 enemies during the credits! Damn it!
But what offended me the most was the change to dance macabre. Dante using his sword like a baseball bat? Wtf?
So, I'm guessing sales of this game would start showing up on the latest NDP since it broke street date? I'm really curious to see how it sold in the states.
So, I'm guessing sales of this game would start showing up on the latest NDP since it broke street date? I'm really curious to see how it sold in the states.
Youtube or in OP, depending on what game you need help with. What is it you need help with?
DMC1. The shadow cat x3 secret mission is giving me trouble. Any tips?
Probably have to wait until this month's results are released. Either way, I don't see the collection going far beyond a million WW, if at all. It's sold nearly 100k in Japan AFAIK though but won't rise much beyond.
It's probably been tracked as an April 3rd release. So you will have to wait for next month probably.
About to face Trismagia on Hard mode in DMC2. Enemies pull out new moves in this mode, which shakes it up a bit, though they're still too easy to take down. The Bolverk battles are a bitch though due to the non-existant camera. Can't see anything 99% of the time.
Once this is done, only 4 more trophies to get!
If you have advice for approaching combat in DMC2, I'm like to have some. I didn't get very far before I was completely bored. I'm not even 100% how the inputs work (do you have to hold down attack for certain moves?) I'm guessing I'll need to get more proficient with it by DMD mode and Bloody Palace.
Yeah, you guys might be right. I'm hoping that this collection has long legs. I know it's silly, but it's important to me that a lot of people get to experience these games. I've bought copies for several of my friends as gifts.
If you have advice for approaching combat in DMC2, I'm like to have some. I didn't get very far before I was completely bored. I'm not even 100% how the inputs work (do you have to hold down attack for certain moves?) I'm guessing I'll need to get more proficient with it by DMD mode and Bloody Palace.
Recently I've been having moments where I would question whether or not my love for games is the same as it used to be back in the PS2 days. I'd find myself not replaying games these days whereas I would play games like DMC3 3 or 4 times. What I'm getting at is, experiencing DMC and DMC3 especially I find myself feeling like back in the day, I'm enjoying DMC3 to the point where I can replay this a couple of times consecutively without getting bored and that says a lot. That isn't me saying I don't like this generation of games, I'm just saying that playing DMC3 again has taken me back to a time where I REALLY enjoyed gaming.
DMC3 will feel incredible no matter what. However if you play it right after DMC2, it'll feel like touching God.It's probably going to make DMC3 feel incredible too...
So playing as Trish in Lucia's parts counts as playing as Lucia achievement wise?