DMC5 Taking Notes: EP.4 - Importance of Movement 

I think variety in movement option is one of the most attractive feature in DMC games, make them irreplaceble with other action games. Great to see your new contents 🥰

Awesome re-start, I hope you can go in deep in the next videos! Looking forward for this series

Keep it up!

OH MY GOOOOOODNESSSSS HES BAAAAAAAAAACK!? DUDE THIS IS AMAZING IVE BEEN REWATCHING YOUR STUFF RECENTLY AND THEN I SEE YOU POST

I'm new to dmc 5 and was looking for guides to understand how to play better, ended up finding yours and thought they were great honestly, than saw that you didnt upload for along time and that was saddening but seeing a new upload is rad! as Nero says Perfect Timing!

Your guides are always so clear and concise! Excellent for new players or returning players looking to shake off rust. Thanks for doing these again. Knowledge is power!

I can say without a doubt that after watching your tutorials I've already improved by leaps and bounds, and I'm certain I'll improve a lot more in the future with practice. Thank you, Chaser

I just wanna say that I've been obsessed with DMC lately and videos like these continue to fuel that fire. Thank you for these and I look forward to more good stuff like this

Thank you very much for making this and coming back. I want to learn so much more about DMC5, and just DMC in general. Your tutorials are the some of the best online imo.

I'm very curious to hear you talking about inertia from DMC5 mods. I've been recently playing around with that enabled and it's fun if a bit more janky from how I remember it in dmc4 (payline seems to give Nero a ton of aerial momentum when jump canceled). So I'm interested in what you have to say, since you've played much more dmc4 than I have and have more of a base to discuss it. It's amazing that people even managed to mod it back into the game

Welcome back!

Good stuff, getting back into the game lately and I've focused alot on movement since coming back.

Oh my god, dude, thank you SO much for taking the time to put these together! I can’t tell you how much of a difference this made to my DMC5 experience. While I had played through 3 and 4 (many years ago when their respective special editions came out) and about half of 5 (right after launch), I’d never really taken the time to actually LEARN how to play them properly. I was either just using the prebuilt combos individually or button mashing my way through encounters. I just built a new PC, and I decided to play through 5 as a way of benchmarking the difference between my old rig and the new one, as it’s such a gorgeous game (plus I only got about halfway through it when I played it after it first came out). The idea of making my own combos, experimenting with the game’s combo structure, branching out from the basic movesets and so on…all of that seemed like it was too intimidating and advanced for me. Just as an example, the main series on my channel right now, which is basically just me doing normal let’s plays, is called “I am Bad at Games”. Anyways, my point being that I had NO idea what I was doing. I hadn’t even bought enemy step for anyone, because I figured it was kind of a niche move and that I’d rather spend my orbs on new attacks instead. Zero concept of how important it was for this type of stuff. This is going to sound like I’m in an infomercial, but I promise I’m being sincere: until I watched this series, I didn’t realise at all what I was missing. These videos completely transformed my understanding of DMC5 and gave me a whole new level of appreciation for just how deep and engaging this beautiful, wonderful game is. Do I still feel a little wary of anything over normal difficulty? Well, yeah, but at least now I don’t just feel like I’m kinda sleepwalking my way through encounters. I’m starting to see how you can connect things in ways the game doesn’t even begin to tell you about. Even though my execution is still lagging pretty far behind my understanding, I feel so much more confident in and appreciative of just how deep and nuanced the combat is. And I love that as my understanding of the mechanics opens up, it allows me to be more personally expressive in how I play the game! After all, DMC is all about style, and now that I can see how to move beyond the basic options offered to you by the game, I feel like I can actually start to develop and define my own personal style of combat. And I never would’ve known that without watching these concise, elegantly put-together tutorials. Thank you so, so much! By the way, I don’t know if you’d be at all interested, but I have a Discord server that I run for smaller YT channels and other types of creators/artists. The basic idea is that it’s a small (but growing) community for creators to help, advise, grow and promote each others’ work in a web environment that’s increasingly hostile towards any sort of self-promotion, as well as just fostering a sense of community for people who might otherwise have a hard time finding folks to share themselves with. I’d be super flattered if you felt like taking a look, but I 100% understand if that doesn’t sound like your kinda thing. Again, thank you so much. All the best!

Welcome back my friend! Awesome tutorial series! Keep them coming! I would love to see more Vergil gameplay too please. I'm trying to git gud son, with him. :D

The legend returns!

the legend is back!!!!!

I'm so fucking pissed I missed this in my sub box

It's possible to move in the air pretty freely during shots with blue rose (consecutive shots will slow you air momentum tho) so you can air attack, jump cancel, shoot and hold left stick back, then continue combo. It adds some nice smooth movement to Nero's combos.

Cool!

They needa give u a sneak peak at dmc6 stat

It's funny how a character moves with attacking isn't utilized more often. It's used heavily in fighting games which Hideaki Itsuno has a good amount of experience. Even something as simple as Stinger 2 in DMC1 helps Dante move quicker and cover distance faster

Hows inertia in dmc5 compared to 4? Thanks for the video bro!

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