Can't you unequip skills?
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance PC Version |OT| Violence Breeds Violence
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Can't you unequip skills?
I wish the game had an 'unlock everything' code (not just levels). I usually replay PC ports because there's a 30-60fps upgrade plus better textures, etc, but this one really isn't much of a jump, and already went through doing all the unlock/collectible/arm stuff on the 360. I just don't feel like doing that all again. I think any 6+ month late port or HD remake should have to option to unlock everything because chances are many players have already done the grinding. Block achievements if necessary and let me use an extra save slot so I can do a no cheat run if I want. Just put in the option. Especially for a single player game like this.
1. You could press anything, but have a look at the combo list and try to memorize some of them. To dodge the gorillas you have to press X+A at just the right moment, if you do it too early he'll catch you. I see it as practice for the last boss, especially in Sam's DLC. Everything else is just parry and attack until you're able to use Zandatsu to cut the arms and legs off.
2. To avoid the fire I think it's best to dash backwards until it stops. All the other attacks should be parried.
3. Jump up and attack, you can also use rockets if they're too far away. For cameras just jump and attack.
Don't think so, you should check the codec at the beginning of every checkpoint, until they repeat themselves.
Sub_Level
wants to fuck an Asian grill.
Yes, you can unequip any skill. Just go into the page where you bought it, and click on it again.
Dragon1893
Member
Can't get the game to display in fullscreen on a 1080p monitor, any help?
SargerusBR
I love Pokken!
Genius Destroyer
Basileus777
Member
Is it crashing on you? Are you using a higher than normal DPI on Windows? I had that problem until I disabled DPI scaling for the game via right clicking the .exe.
Dragon1893
Member
It doesn't crash and no. I know this issue has been brought up before but I can't find a fix that works for me.
Not Spaceghost
Spaceghost
Hell yeah congrats! Monsoon is probably one of my favorite fights to no damage because you have to pull so many little tricks out of your ass to get through stuff. Especially the smoke grenades doing tiny damage! Avoiding that can some times be nerve wracking!
SargerusBR
I love Pokken!
Truly Human
ShadowgeistX
Member
Man, this game is just as fun as it was on 360. Sadly the 360 controller I use with my PC has a shitty left stick that drifts upwards to the left and it's messing up my play constantly.
Dragon1893
Member
I played it on the PS3 first and I have to say that blade mode is a lot better with the sticks of the 360's controller.
Not Spaceghost
Spaceghost
I thought this as well until I figured out the trick for manual blade mode with the mouse.
Move the mouse up as soon as you go into blade mode and from there turn it left/right slowly.
I get a solid 24 FPS on my GTX680. I guess that this is a refresh rate problem?
Is there a fix for it?
EDIT - fixed it for the moment by using fullscreenizer
Is there a fix for it?
EDIT - fixed it for the moment by using fullscreenizer
The Wolf boss battle in the Sam DLC is one of the worst things in the game. Tight-ass corridor with an enemy that keeps bounding from one wall to another, the camera is at its worst. Terrible. I'm glad the DLC was up for free on PSN, because that's exactly how much it is worth.
Now when DMC4 goes on Steam sale again, buy that and blow your mind at how much of a step up DMC/Ninja Gaiden is from the Ninja Gaiden-clone-but-slightly-easier-MGRaiden is.
I beat it by just rolling and blocking then slashing it like a mad man, this is before I learned that roll is actually cool and knowing I could charge my blade though. Shit was intense.
Boot up the game, load up this Cheat Engine Table(not mine), activate the first code in the table, and attach it to the game's process. Go back to the game to see if it's 60 FPS. When that's done, just alt-tab out and close Cheat Engine.
Works like a charm, but it's more inconvenient than the 1920x1079 custom resolution fix. Only use if creating custom resolutions has unwanted results in your monitor. Let's hope PG patch it to at least go for the highest detected refresh-rate if they don't implement a refresh-rate selector in the first place.
The Cheat Engine worked. Thanks
Dragon1893
Member
For now I fixed the problem using windowed borderless gaming, it essentially turns windowed mode into full screen so it'll do.
EvilKatarn
Member
Yo I just lost all my Bayonetta upgrades and shit by pressing New Game.
I feel sorry for all of you who will inevitably press New Game in Rising.
I feel sorry for all of you who will inevitably press New Game in Rising.
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well it tells you that when you select New Game! You're supposed to go to Chapter Select and pick a different/same difficulty.
Polioliolio
Member
Thanks for the tips, and thanks to the others too.
Are there any combos you typically use that are stronger, stagger, or particularly awesome?
EvilKatarn
Member
I've got no one to blame but my dumb self, I know that.
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well we all make mistakes I only caught that in the PS3 version because someone mentioned it in the OT, but I'm not sure if the console versions had that warning.
I've been stuck on the intro level for the last three attempts. I'm getting the bug where Raiden gets stuck on the invisible clocktower and the game freezes/refuses to load anything after that. Can't reload from last checkpoint, or else the game gets stuck in an infinite loading screen. Only found two other examples of this online and they both say rebooting/restarting MGRR fixed it for them. Anyone have an idea for another fix?
Not Spaceghost
Spaceghost
Verify file integrity fixed it for my friend who had the same issue.
Thanks. I'll give it a try when I get home.
chickdigger802
Banned
kinda wish there was a way to preview shop moves. not entirely sure what to spend money on besides the dodge and air parry skills.
i guess more hp and zandatsu bar doesn't hurt.
i guess more hp and zandatsu bar doesn't hurt.
Get Falling Lightning and Sky High.
Falling Lightning is a flying kick that auto targets well, its especially good against helicopters and other flying enemies.
Sky High is a command launcher that has some of the best damage output in the game. So if damage is what you are after then just do this over and over.
Some armors do have effects, but MGS4 Raiden is purely cosmetic.
ambientmystic
Member
Classic Raiden outfit = man mode?
Went back to the game for a bit (even though I said I wouldn't lol) just to listen to the Codecs in the Codec Menu. It's quite surprising how much I missed out on, even though I could've sworn I listened to every one of them during my drawn out, first playthrough.
Did not even know about the
Sunny
Quite the genius the girl turned out to be, I've missed out on the Patriots (MGS4) storyline, so the last time I heard her referenced directly was in MGS2 as Olga's daughter.
chickdigger802
Banned
is there anyway to measure damage output? Can't seem to figure out which combos to use due to there not really being anyway to measure dps with no enemy hp bars and damage numbers :/
So here is how I defeated the last boss.I bought the white outfit. Made it easy. That way I was even able to train how to cut the debris. And after a ton of tries I kinda figured it out. Without the pastes however it was frustrating as hell because I only got him down to 150% 2 out of 5 times so that I even get a chance to train to cut the debris. They should have made you train before the fight. However other than that the game was pretty much perfect.
White Tanooki Raiden? Haha
Not Spaceghost
Spaceghost
The funny thing about that fight is how much one good boulder cutting segment can boost your own morale. I still remember the first time I got to armstrong I had 1 nanopaste the whole chapter and zero for armstrong after excelus screwed me out of my last paste (I was trying to save it for armstrong!).
Well after trying my heart out to get to that boulder cutting segment without getting killed and cutting the rocks perfectly, the peace of mind that was having 4 nanopastes in reserve seemed to calm my nerves completely and the rest of the fight was cake.
Armstrong is the besssttttt
D
Deleted member 125677
Unconfirmed Member
It's hard to get a feel of the depth of the gameplay mechanics in this game.
On the one hand you have a lot of crazy combo inputs that you can combine with a wide arrange of standard attacks and blade mode cutting + quasi-qte attacks. On the other hand they mostly consists of pressing x and y optionally combined with either R1 or L1 and pressing buttons as indicated on screen. That means button mashing potentially takes you pretty far, I S-ranked chapters initially (on normal mind you) before I had any idea what I was doing.
There's also very well functioning moves like parry and defensive offensive (evade), but on the other hand you have attacks that auto-connects (like the air plunge attack: a, pause, y)' which I fond sort of offensive to me trying to build some skill in the game.
I'm also only on chapter four yet, so there's that to consider as well. Having one hell of a good time regardless!
On the one hand you have a lot of crazy combo inputs that you can combine with a wide arrange of standard attacks and blade mode cutting + quasi-qte attacks. On the other hand they mostly consists of pressing x and y optionally combined with either R1 or L1 and pressing buttons as indicated on screen. That means button mashing potentially takes you pretty far, I S-ranked chapters initially (on normal mind you) before I had any idea what I was doing.
There's also very well functioning moves like parry and defensive offensive (evade), but on the other hand you have attacks that auto-connects (like the air plunge attack: a, pause, y)' which I fond sort of offensive to me trying to build some skill in the game.
I'm also only on chapter four yet, so there's that to consider as well. Having one hell of a good time regardless!
I was thinking about this track earlier beacuse it wouldn't be too out of place in MG:R. not so much the lyrics/vocals, I guess, but the overall intensity is there.
Don't forget you can mix in your sub-weapons, like the pole-arm for crowd control, the sais for grappling and reeling into enemies, and the pincer blades for slow but strong armor-piercing attacks. You also have unlockable moves like your typical light and heavy stinger variants, launchers, a homing air-kick and more.
And again -- dat polearm:
