If you do it correctly, they will die instantly, and will drop extra orbs as a result. Then, run a couple steps to your left (their right) up into their face, then press lock-on and fire. It will knock the scissors away, and they will be in a stun state for a few seconds. You can parry the attack with a single blow (just a normal strike by tapping the attack button once will do). You'll know which is the right attack because they'll slowly approach you first. The first secret mission tries to teach you this. You can one-hit Sin Scissors (the first ones you fight with the creepy female voices) by knocking away their scissors, and shooting them in the face. When Shadow throws itself at you like a buzzsaw, rolling is the most effective option of dodging, as you can still jump into their line of attack by accident. I recommend upgrading Alastor in this order: Stinger > Air Raid > Vortex > Air Hike > Roundtrip. It should be obvious who's which, but I know everyone ends up slugging it out at least once against a Plasma.
Just want to point this out before I forget - Some enemies are weak against fire. Also, everyone's losing their mind over Air Raid, but Vortex (I want to say ridiculous I-Frames/Parry coverage), Inferno (High AOE damage) and DT Kick 13 (High single target) should not be slept on depending on what you're going up against.
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You shouldn't waste it frivolously, but try not to sit on a full bar all the time because that lost meter adds up. Every attack has a distinct tell that's easy to react to as long as you're listening for it.ĭT is meant to be spent. If you're fighting a pair of shadows only to have one of them vanish off screen followed by the sound of air whooshing, you're about to be body slammed from above by a giant shadow cat blade thing. If you're comboing a puppet in one corner and you hear the distinct sound of a revolver's ammo chamber spinning, you better get ready to dodge because a Bloody Marionette is about to shoot you from off-screen. The game has excellent sound design pay close attention to noises in combat. Because of that, audio cues are one of the most important things in DMC1. Both of these things are explicitly addressed in future games, but in the mean time we got to make due with what we have.
I realise DMC1 isn’t quite as meaty as 3-5, what with it being the first in the series, but I’d really like to dig deeper.ĭMC1 is a game with terrible camera angles and enemies that love to attack from offscreen.
I completed it when it first released, so I understand the basics - like hesitating mid-combo to change up attacks - but I’d like to step my game up a bit.
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I’m really keen to get into the meat of the game’s mechanics, much like I did for Ninja Gaiden back in the day, so my humble request is two-fold:ġ) Can anyone point me to some decent guides? I’m looking for move lists, combo guides, style tips, cancelling tricks - all that jazz.Ģ) Can any of the DMC-ERA legends here share some pointers on how to ‘git gud’? Now, there are plenty of resources out there for DMC 3-5 (and, indeed, DmC), but I’m stumped as to where I can find anything for DMC1 (or indeed 2, but no one gives a shit about 2, do they?).
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While I’ve dipped into the Devil May Cry series since it was first released, I’ve never given it the kind of attention it deserves.Īs they’re all on sale (and I saw some SunhiLegend gifs of V), I decided to buy the lot and play through them chronologically because that’s the kind of guy I am a slave to my whims. I trust this finds you well on this crisp Christmas Eve.
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