I think a lot of that laggy feeling some people describe isn't a side effect of the new shift towards better animation blending, but the massive input buffers in combos after ten years of Turbo DMC4's... nothing that really exacerbates any sloppy input (And also lets you get away with freaking murder with reverse inputs).
Through the roof? I'm pretty sure it's scripted to happen after he takes enough damage and he'll do a ground slam
Punchline's breakage. I can't remember if doing it on the ground will stop him, but doing the air version will smash him into the ground and interrupt just about everything he does.
The rocket punch super move slams him into the ground. He has recovery animation after this where he waves his fists around his face, so you can charge the punch up again whilst hes doing it. ^________^
Also 100% this, i will get PC version after ive finished DMD. PC gaming is just too stressful for games i wanna be immersed in
It takes getting used to due to it depending on your positioning in relation to the enemy but it definitely has a learning curve because almost no games do it like this game but I wouldn't call it a flaw because jumping is very reliable while also being another option due to how high you jump. To me it is just different since in something like Bayo most of the time you are just spamming it lending itself to less deliberateness.
What's this will-be nonsense? WE ARE ALREADY THERE.
The ascent/descent property probably works exactly like it does with normal Gerbera dashes. If it does, that means this thing can double as an AOE launcher/trick down too.
You have seen the light friend. But seriously people who want a challenge and to dive deep in the game I recommend starting on Son of sparda just to get the full picture if you play games like Darksouls just so you are required to learn the combat system to proceed.
Na i dont mean to make fun lol, i've posted before about how unnatural playing dmc is.
^ My point is though dodging is so unnecessary in the demo, since everything is so slow and staggers, so even if you aren't used to staying in the air, you should be fine without it. I think Goliath makes it really obvious that positioning/jumping is much more important than dodging, most his ground slams have a no damage aoe stun area, so you really need to either just move away or jump. He seems like a real clever first boss to teach the player.
They mix incredibly well. The issue is that you guys are outlier and it's most likely something to do with what your system or shitty stutter introduced by W10.
Time to get that muscle memory back.
That's not what I was told.
