@@amsyarzero try the 2nd floor in mission 13 on dmd....its exactly where i developed my absolute hate for these bastards These guys have little to no warning when attacking, are super swift and have super armor Like even getting them up in the air is already a problem to isolate and shred one safely It took me a couple of tries to get a no damage run becase these fuckers make said no damage run feel too rng reliant(i hate anything rng fyi except enemy spawns in real time kind of gameplay)
@@legendarydigitize2523 Oh, I hate that part of the level too. Even with Vergil, which is arguably the most OP char to play, it's still difficult and super annoying. And people say Fury is hard.
No wonder it felt like these guys would always attack me off-screen. They got attacks that take so long to wind-up that it gives plenty of time to move the camera away from them and easily get blindsided.
You have hands down the best guides for all annoying DMC 5 enemies. I was getting overwhelmed with the riot groups but your strategy is so helpful. Thank a lot man. Really appreciate your hard work.
kalina ann normal shot knocks them down in 1 shot even if theyre in DT mode. its really useful. real impact is effective at launching them too. great guide.
This creature gets the award for being the most threatening enemy in dmc 5. With all of the near indistinguishable claw swipe patterns in has with other demons about and a DT that activates very early, you can easily get flanked, stunlocked, &, massively damaged. Nero can easily isolate one with snatch to deal with them that way. V has plenty of AoE attacks to stagger and knockdown multiples of them. Dante can have some issue unless juggling. So here’s my advise. 1. Camera control. It can not be stressed enough. Isolate enemies or to pacify aggressive groups for more precious moments. 2. Coyote. By shooting a buck of prejudice to their face up-close, it will likely stagger or knock the down. This gives precious time to re-position yourself or pull that one away from other demons. Fireworks (executed in Gunslinger by pressing [O] or [B]) is a great way to knockdown multiple targets. 3. Kalina Ann’s Blaster (Gunslinger only while jumping). Juggles enemies on hit with a crucial knockdown afterward. Nothing like doing this numerous times to crowd-control. 4. King Cerberus. Ice Age and Lighting really help against them in a group. 5. Trickster. Just by having this active, you can move out of harm’s way and re-position yourself. 6. Double Kalina Ann’s Cascade. Huge range with big power make it a great long-range engaging tool with camera manipulation. It knocks down enemies and blows them away, making camera control even better. 7. Dr. Faust. Man In The Red supplies a steady stream of damage and punishes the creature for being close to you (its optimal area for dealing damage). Red shot (holding the shoot button) is very effective, killing one in 7 seconds on DMD with the Dr. Faust upgrades (1,2,3, & 4).
@@manbat4582 Different play styles. I like playing efficiently, carefully, and strategically more than focusing on insane skillful combos that you could pull off without understanding the exact anatomy and behaviors of enemies. Of course, even if I tried I probably wouldn't develop the skill to do it, but it's just not the way I like it personally regardless of my abilities. I enjoy feeling like I'm "fighting" with my own strategy rather than beating up. And I'm sure I'm not too rare of a case.
@@MyNipplesArePointy stylish is the strategy. One of the reasons DMC stands out among other action games is that you don't need to overanalyze shit. You can freely react to attacks with anything so fooling your brain with detailed info about enemies is just pointless. And if you doing this to "beat" the game, cheesing it is the best way to go
I was hoping you'd do this one! I often don't know how to tackle it on DMD when it gets the jump on me but I was afraid it'd fly under the radar since it's technically a lesser mob
Another way to do this is by throwing Dr. Faust onto every riot and pressing style right after you catch the hat(first put your hat on them). This will always stun them all at the same time
Everyone:"cavaliere is useless" Me:*literally uses the 3 stage air sword master Combo to stun bosses, deal a ton of damage and avoid being knocked back by enemies* Am I a joke to you?
@@aithanleeom5152 they are probably a big fix from the garbage gilgamesh, pandora and even the rebellion too from 4(lucifer is fine though, at least it gurantees flinch more than other weapons once the projectiles detonate)
You hit, when you see purple lightning around the weapon, you press to hit a second time. Purple lightning around weapon, you press to hit a 3rd time, etc.
These guys are absolutely aggressive in DMD mode and do shit ton of damage. They are the Hell Lusts of DMC 3 but with 10 different moves. My only issue with this game and enemy is that it’s tough to royal guard them if they’re in a group. The visual and audible cues are not distinct enough and you end up getting combo’d. In general, royal guard in dmc 5 has not proven useful in the normal battles but extremely good in boss fights. This was not the case in dmc 3 where you could simply royal release your way through the game. (Except with certain enemies). Dmc 5 on the other hand is not royal guard friendly. Royal revenge is cool though. Edit: I take back my earlier statement. These enemies are excellent and a lot of fun with royal guard. I was just a noob back then. Riots are still the hardest enemies though.
@@praisemidir at least they arent as bad as frosts in 4 That one was an even more shitty take on balance Its mostly hideki kamiya's fault for having the inability to know what is fair, and the difference between challenge and frustration Its still prevalant in the bayonetta games Like in 5 they did the smart thing to do and remove the time requirement to grade a mission since time and style conflict too much How can you get style points if you kill things too quickly? How can you finish fast enough while you are trying to rack up style? See how they conflict? Its still in bayonetta 3 and it is still off putting (time requirement and style, also how little damage you took) Then kamiya posted that is essentially talking down on people like they are noobs(regarding the buff on Viola in the update patch)
@@legendarydigitize2523 wow. can you please link the post or tweet where he looks down on those people ? honestly that mentality matches up with some people in the dmc and bayoneta community imo
Is there any reason as to why you use Rebellion instead of Sparda? I know that DSD has a different moveset but i'm not entirely sure what are the differences between Rebellion and Sparda.
Sparda does more damage per hit than rebellion in all situations. Stinger, round trip, and hightime all do more damage with sparda than the DSD versions of these moves. (not counting round trips) I use rebellion because it looks cool.
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There's something wrong with the enemies in this game. I didn't even know Riots really had tells and moves. Everything is too easily juggled and controlled and they give too much time to the player on any difficulty except DMD to just wail on them. It's like how enemies only attack one at a time in Assassins Creed. Hell, just pick one, air combo it, and move on to the next. Thanks for making the video though, it's interesting to see all the nuance this game has that is completely wasted because the enemies are just pathetic.
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These guys were a real wakeup call on SoS and DMD. They go from punching bags to sneaky ambush bastards.
Necroposting an old comment here, but I agree. In DMD, they go into DT mode early unlike other enemies, so they're terrifying.
@@amsyarzero try the 2nd floor in mission 13 on dmd....its exactly where i developed my absolute hate for these bastards
These guys have little to no warning when attacking, are super swift and have super armor
Like even getting them up in the air is already a problem to isolate and shred one safely
It took me a couple of tries to get a no damage run becase these fuckers make said no damage run feel too rng reliant(i hate anything rng fyi except enemy spawns in real time kind of gameplay)
@@legendarydigitize2523 Oh, I hate that part of the level too. Even with Vergil, which is arguably the most OP char to play, it's still difficult and super annoying.
And people say Fury is hard.
No wonder it felt like these guys would always attack me off-screen. They got attacks that take so long to wind-up that it gives plenty of time to move the camera away from them and easily get blindsided.
How many reach the platinum trophy because of you.
Thanks man. You're the best.
fighting a groups of riots in DMD cost me three gold orbs.
Dunno if anyone has ever told you this, but your guides are great and really helpful
You have hands down the best guides for all annoying DMC 5 enemies. I was getting overwhelmed with the riot groups but your strategy is so helpful. Thank a lot man. Really appreciate your hard work.
kalina ann normal shot knocks them down in 1 shot even if theyre in DT mode. its really useful. real impact is effective at launching them too. great guide.
Thanks for this one man. Love all your guides but this and the Judecca one have been super helpful
Thank you pal,I'm really close to the Platinum trophy because of you
This creature gets the award for being the most threatening enemy in dmc 5. With all of the near indistinguishable claw swipe patterns in has with other demons about and a DT that activates very early, you can easily get flanked, stunlocked, &, massively damaged. Nero can easily isolate one with snatch to deal with them that way. V has plenty of AoE attacks to stagger and knockdown multiples of them. Dante can have some issue unless juggling. So here’s my advise.
1. Camera control. It can not be stressed enough. Isolate enemies or to pacify aggressive groups for more precious moments.
2. Coyote. By shooting a buck of prejudice to their face up-close, it will likely stagger or knock the down. This gives precious time to re-position yourself or pull that one away from other demons. Fireworks (executed in Gunslinger by pressing [O] or [B]) is a great way to knockdown multiple targets.
3. Kalina Ann’s Blaster (Gunslinger only while jumping). Juggles enemies on hit with a crucial knockdown afterward. Nothing like doing this numerous times to crowd-control.
4. King Cerberus. Ice Age and Lighting really help against them in a group.
5. Trickster. Just by having this active, you can move out of harm’s way and re-position yourself.
6. Double Kalina Ann’s Cascade. Huge range with big power make it a great long-range engaging tool with camera manipulation. It knocks down enemies and blows them away, making camera control even better.
7. Dr. Faust. Man In The Red supplies a steady stream of damage and punishes the creature for being close to you (its optimal area for dealing damage). Red shot (holding the shoot button) is very effective, killing one in 7 seconds on DMD with the Dr. Faust upgrades (1,2,3, & 4).
only noobs play Devil May Cry this carefully
@@manbat4582 I disagree
@@MyNipplesArePointy why?
@@manbat4582 Different play styles. I like playing efficiently, carefully, and strategically more than focusing on insane skillful combos that you could pull off without understanding the exact anatomy and behaviors of enemies. Of course, even if I tried I probably wouldn't develop the skill to do it, but it's just not the way I like it personally regardless of my abilities. I enjoy feeling like I'm "fighting" with my own strategy rather than beating up. And I'm sure I'm not too rare of a case.
@@MyNipplesArePointy stylish is the strategy. One of the reasons DMC stands out among other action games is that you don't need to overanalyze shit. You can freely react to attacks with anything so fooling your brain with detailed info about enemies is just pointless.
And if you doing this to "beat" the game, cheesing it is the best way to go
I was hoping you'd do this one! I often don't know how to tackle it on DMD when it gets the jump on me but I was afraid it'd fly under the radar since it's technically a lesser mob
I'm really surprised the enemies have this much depth. Another one for dmc
Nice video man, keep it up!
Another way to do this is by throwing Dr. Faust onto every riot and pressing style right after you catch the hat(first put your hat on them). This will always stun them all at the same time
Oh damn i didnt notice that they have stances. Good eye sir
Here's a idea...use the cheese!
thank you
Everyone:"cavaliere is useless"
Me:*literally uses the 3 stage air sword master Combo to stun bosses, deal a ton of damage and avoid being knocked back by enemies*
Am I a joke to you?
excuse me? Balrog Cavaliere And Cerberus Are The 3 Best Weapons in The Game Besides Red Queen.
@@aithanleeom5152 they are probably a big fix from the garbage gilgamesh, pandora and even the rebellion too from 4(lucifer is fine though, at least it gurantees flinch more than other weapons once the projectiles detonate)
Please do a Cavalier guide. I'm not sure how chaining moves work :)
You hit, when you see purple lightning around the weapon, you press to hit a second time. Purple lightning around weapon, you press to hit a 3rd time, etc.
the scrunkly
These guys are absolutely aggressive in DMD mode and do shit ton of damage. They are the Hell Lusts of DMC 3 but with 10 different moves. My only issue with this game and enemy is that it’s tough to royal guard them if they’re in a group. The visual and audible cues are not distinct enough and you end up getting combo’d. In general, royal guard in dmc 5 has not proven useful in the normal battles but extremely good in boss fights. This was not the case in dmc 3 where you could simply royal release your way through the game. (Except with certain enemies). Dmc 5 on the other hand is not royal guard friendly. Royal revenge is cool though.
Edit: I take back my earlier statement. These enemies are excellent and a lot of fun with royal guard. I was just a noob back then. Riots are still the hardest enemies though.
I hate this enemies for some reason. I dont know what they do that annoys me to no end. I dont even struggle with them, but theres something...
Becouse they try so hard to look cool when they are the most boring enemy in tge game
@@praisemidir at least they arent as bad as frosts in 4
That one was an even more shitty take on balance
Its mostly hideki kamiya's fault for having the inability to know what is fair, and the difference between challenge and frustration
Its still prevalant in the bayonetta games
Like in 5 they did the smart thing to do and remove the time requirement to grade a mission since time and style conflict too much
How can you get style points if you kill things too quickly? How can you finish fast enough while you are trying to rack up style?
See how they conflict?
Its still in bayonetta 3 and it is still off putting (time requirement and style, also how little damage you took)
Then kamiya posted that is essentially talking down on people like they are noobs(regarding the buff on Viola in the update patch)
@@legendarydigitize2523 wow. can you please link the post or tweet where he looks down on those people ? honestly that mentality matches up with some people in the dmc and bayoneta community imo
Is there any reason as to why you use Rebellion instead of Sparda? I know that DSD has a different moveset but i'm not entirely sure what are the differences between Rebellion and Sparda.
Sparda does more damage per hit than rebellion in all situations. Stinger, round trip, and hightime all do more damage with sparda than the DSD versions of these moves.
(not counting round trips)
I use rebellion because it looks cool.
Can you please explain how did your charge dsd on 8:56 while mashing attack button?
They're like Frosts from DMC4
once again fantastic...how the heck did u do that air cavalier combo at 730? i aint never seen that b4...very very cool
Brad Silvers press the style button in the air while it’s equipped with swordmaster
I gotta check all the enemy info.
woah
7:38 *Insert boy band meme here*
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Just a like and comment is fine :P
@@conqvistguides7313 I mean more financial assistance)
@@letsrock3271 haha nothing planned as of yet. Thank you for the generosity though.
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7:38 now this is just funny
Riots, Hell Antenoras and Nobodys... got the style rank ruined by these 3 more than any other demons... easy alone, hellish in group
There's something wrong with the enemies in this game. I didn't even know Riots really had tells and moves. Everything is too easily juggled and controlled and they give too much time to the player on any difficulty except DMD to just wail on them. It's like how enemies only attack one at a time in Assassins Creed. Hell, just pick one, air combo it, and move on to the next. Thanks for making the video though, it's interesting to see all the nuance this game has that is completely wasted because the enemies are just pathetic.
The fuck up
This is hilariously ignorant and even these videos even shows you why enemies are a threat. Try actually playing above Human difficulty.
Did you even play bloody place? -_-
@@kooe9554 beaten it several times. Your point?
@@alastor8091 did you ever get stun lock on stage 97? I know I have