Speedrunners BREAK Physics in the most Stylish way Possible 

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Sick video, made my day cause the skate park got rained so I had to head back home.

Turned out well imho.

nice one

You gotta love that wacky wahoo pizza man style because Dante is the true master of the 4 elements LMAO

broke hobo pizza man maybe -

11:28 O_o

TRICK-SWORD-TRICK-ROYALGWA-TRICK-SWORD

See original translated by Google? What is this, demonic language?

@@tsyumamatsuthehavenofguard32

No kidding. Donguri990 has several videos like that.

Now I want to watch one of those!

@@Ramsey276one he give middle finger to physical and space

awesome porter robinson vibe

Heh, basically my thoughts exactly. Like, at the part where it's explaining the guard fly, my first thought is 'what kind of Dragon Ball crap is this?'

That's because it's already in the game, it's just that some stuff now halts momentum in the air

@@MrSandmanTBB Vergil is a prime example since his trick still retains inertia in 5.

They removed inertia but they made it so u can keep moving in your desired direction through the air with just the left stick. Yes people have spent a shitton of time practicing to master air movement in 4 but they made it so in 5 everyone can do it with a basic knowledge of the game, without having to do that. it's not a necessary mechanic they wouldn't need to add it. Just breaks their game more, maybe fun for stuff like these but in the end it's just that

​@@emaitchess3821 I'm of the opinion that they could've done that while keeping inertia, because I don't really see the use in halting the inertia as it's a singleplayer game. It's not like other people are using inertia to fuck you up in PvP or something like that, plus the motivation to master inertia is intrinsic, it's just to look stylish. There's no advantage in terms of damage for using inertia. And the other uses of inertia still can't be done with the left stick like guard flying, skyrunning, or star rave's different variations, it only works for rainstorm.

@@emaitchess3821 kind of made me a little salty because once 5 was released, I spent hours figuring out how to do all of the inertia stuff, sword raves, enemy stepping which I was never good at, switching to all styles in combat, mobile Rain Storms, I learned it all and became so much better I even beat Blood Palace when I couldn't get past floor 30 before. I won't say the time was wasted because I did become ridiculously good in 5, but a lot of techniques were just canned.

If it helps any this showed up in my recommended under the Vergil tab. Everyone loves Vergil.

Damn straight I love it

watched a few vids on it looks awesome

K Style... It's so good.

oh man, The memories. I remember that game seeing players fly and weapon switching at the same time. I mean the original.

@@pressftolaugh6813 Gunz 2 fucked up K Style too! I'm so glad someone thought of similrality!

Very nostalgic for me....gunzzzzzz

Reversals aren't exclusive to 4, these can be done in 3 as well. In 5's case they are in the game and you can do them when no enemies are present but as soon as enemies are targetable the ability to do a reversal is removed aside from very specific cases like EX-Streak. Itsuno did confirm during a livestream post launch of the game that this was "removed" because they didn't want a player to accidentally do this after seeing it be done during play testing. Which doesn't quite make sense since it requires you to buffer buttons which can be pretty hard accidentally but hey ho, what's done is done now.

@@Gamegalgegod Yeah I was there for the stream and saw it live. I was kind of worried but you have to understand they don't quite understand the terminology and the stream was for english fans. There were points where he had a hard time understanding but they had Mat there to translate. I remember him saying that if a thing is cool then they try to keep it in. The response you're talking about I remember being when repeatedly being asked and apart of Mat's damage control. He could pretty clearly tell that people didn't like the answer we got.

Good analogy in my opinion. One has the more advanced tech and such, while the other one wins in just about every other way.

Thats the problem with funny glitchs sometimes you cannot move them to another place.

Yep. One is a bit broken, has crazier movement, disliked due to control layout, and has a bit of a smaller fanbase, while the other is a tad less broken, has a better layout, more beginner friendly gameplay, and is loved by most of the fanbase.

Yeah, i dont think dmc5 is a bad game even for high level players, but dmc4 is better.

@@edgyboi1995 What other advanced techs are you talking about? Just asking just out of curiousity

This makes it sound like implementing inertia in DMC5 would be difficult or be some sort of compromise. To make it function like in 4 sure, but technically speaking it's already in 5. They just designed it so that you lose your inertia almost instantly. And whether or not inertia is in the game or not has nothing to do with having many moves. Adding inertia to the game isn't some sort of trade off or something. If anything it's more than likely possible that they put more work in to make sure that inertia wasn't present in the game

@@WanderDMC What 5 gained from removing inertia is making moves feel much more intuitive and easy to understand than 4. Personally I never liked inertia but understand how technically yes, it did add more depth to some moves. The moves that do alter inertia however feel rather arbitrary, for example Nero's midair charge shot giving you backwards momentum doesn't exactly feel nice when you're trying to work it into a combo because it simply forces you to grab or air caliber back to the target, and neither of those moves feel well tuned to the slight-but-noticable bit of inertia the airshot gives you. As I said yes, this does add another dimension to combat but all this comes down to is another unintuitive extraneous factor to manage, and in a game where you already have to manage the positions and velocities and stun values of you and your enemies, it just strikes me as an annoying distraction more than anything. If you find it fun, that's fine but I just do not and neither of us is necessarily right in that

@@salvale9184 Not really sure what this has to do with my initial comment tbh. Aerial charge shot moves you backwards regardless of whether you choose to carry the inertia or not. Pretty sure it even pushes you backwards in 5, so you'd have to calibur, snatch, or JC it regardless if you don't want to deal with the backwards momentum. You're kinda conflating the implementation of inertia in general with an instance of Nero's design just being the way it is. Besides that's only one of like two instances where you could maybe call it unintuitive. The only other instance I can think of it being stinger jump, but that's a pretty niche scenario that you'd have to put yourself in. These are like the only two instances in which a casual player can come across inertia and have it feel unintuitive, but truth be told that's not even scratching the surface of what inertia can do. The pros far outweigh two potential negatives. It's also really not that much to manage with everything else. You don't even have to actively implement it into your play style either. It's entirely up to you, as is the case with 99% of the game's combat. It should be there for the people that enjoy it and want to add an extra layer to their gameplay. It's not even difficult to manage it either. It's something you just utilize the more you play, the same as the other things you mentioned. Also not sure why you brought up stun values? Those aren't prevalent in 4 or 5 or really even something you can manage outside of DMC3. Inertia is already a positioning tool anyway, so you're not adding much more to manage. You just have more control/nuance over it, especially with Dante

such a shame that his1nightmare basically disappeared off youtube, Terminus is THE dmc4 video next to brea tst imo

I remember the first time I watched that. I could barely get passed the lasers, and just seeing a dude dance with them and gaining meter blew my mind.

happy birthday!

@@WaifuRuns thanks man

Bro our b-day is the same lol

Happy birthday bro

Happy Birthday, duder!

Dante in DMC 3 , 4 and 5 is easily the hardest character to master in any game period... mechanics have you thinking like a physics professors

A lot of it is this simple mindboggling concept They don't think about the moves Combos like this, or speedrun strats and tricks, often come down to building a rhythm and muscle memory for the process or major parts of the process, so you just think "I'm doing The Thing" and Do It, instead of "I'm doing XYA XXYART XBAYY" or whatever and getting lost in your own inability to keep up, its also why when a speedrunner messes up a strat, they can often devolve to tactics similar to a casual player, it isn't necessarily that they can't do better, its that their rhythm is broken and thats disorienting compared to walking in prepared to do something less precise

@@syrelian It’s like melee players really, there’s just so much crazy execution involved in playing it that they don’t even think about it. They build up thousands upon thousands of hours practicing and learning so when it gets to it, they don’t even think about what they are doing.

machine girl

Why is the game half-finished? I played it recently and it held up fine

@@SuperLari1234 ask yourself why you have to play the whole game backwards when you take control of Dante and the plot stops until you hit the savior

​@@elapidpython4378 Not to mention how a lot of the enemies clearly are not designed with Dante's gameplay in mind

They didn't expect it to get used the way it was though, probably didn't realize the application it has become how it was used was definitely not developer intended, not that I have a problem with it just wanted to clarify

Same with Jump Canceling. It's kind of sad how Reversals existed in 5 but they cut them out though.

You can jump cancel with coyote A in DMC1.

@@tempestbrown5033 You can indeed JC the shotty, but it was extremely limited. DMC3 was the introduction of jump cancelling as we know it today. And at the time it was 100% unintentional.