just started with devil may cry, beginning with DMC 3.
what am I in for? also how do I use royal guard?
Just started with devil may cry, beginning with DMC 3
Justin Allen
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Jack Nguyen
>what am I in for
Feels and style
Mason Gomez
Royalguard isn't a good style to start with since it's reliant on you knowing attack patterns and timing. Start with Swordmaster for the most fun.
You're in for a good time. Just don't spam moves - get creative and juggle enemies. 3 is a fine place to start, since 1 is kinda jank and can turn people off from the series. 3 is the most like the modern games.
Brandon Murphy
Use the style button to block attacks. If you time it correctly, You mitigate all the damage. Do it incorrectly and you'll take a bit of damage and it'll break your guard.
Josiah Sanders
Stop and play 2 instead
Thomas Long
Swordmaster and Level 2 Trickster are going to be your best friend throughout the game. Trickster is helpful against Beowulf and a few other bosses.
Jackson Russell
Isn't the window for RG 100ms or something silly like that?
Regardless, the best RG bosses are Agni+Rudra, all the Vergils, Beowulf, and Doppelganger.
Zachary Thomas
>what am I in for?
A great fucking game.
>also how do I use royal guard?
I agree with user suggesting to use Swordmaster instead, but generally, you should remember that both royal block and release have uncomfortably tight timing. However, against bigger attacks you can make things easier by rolling/jumping into them first and then immediately blocking/releasing. This way you'll be canceling the initial invulnerability frames of jump/roll directly into the corresponding Royal variant of the move.
Brayden King
they told me 3 and 4 are the core games.
Anthony Ward
>skipping DMC1