DmC Practice Dojo

[chocolateghost79]

Confirmation of the training mode in DmC, which is called the Practice Dojo.

http://www.capcom-unity.com/gregama...actice-dojo-will-let-you-combo-the-night-away

 

[DragonMaster2010]

Lol. Training dojo.

 

[nightrunner_ks]

God that video was good. I wonder who performed those crazy moves

 

[KenKen]

Some people say that having a training mode in DmC is a bad thing and that confuses me greatly.

 

[chocolateghost79]

Some people say that having a training mode in DmC is a bad thing and that confuses me greatly.

D: How could it possibly ever slightly be a bad thing? They must be drinking Haterade by the gallons.

 

[Chimera Khaos]

Maybe cuz it's kinda like Mortal Kombat in a way, why it's a bad thing?...

Oh well, I likey it, it actually means I can practice without demons trying to kill me at the same time lol...

 

[berto]

I can't see how this is a bad thing. It was a really welcome addition in Bayonetta and I was hoping for it in future DMC titles. How could letting you practice the combat, which is the core of all DMC games, going to have negative reprocations?

 

[KenKen]

D: How could it possibly ever slightly be a bad thing? They must be drinking Haterade by the gallons.

BY THE GALLONS, cg!

I can't see how this is a bad thing. It was a really welcome addition in Bayonetta and I was hoping for it in future DMC titles. How could letting you practicethe combat, which is the core of all DMC games, going to have negative reprocations?

Possibly because it's too "casual-friendly". Even though there's a training mode in every fighting game ever. Since this is meant to be played precisely and quickly like a fighting game, I still fail to see the problem :/

 

[chocolateghost79]

BY THE GALLONS, cg!



Possibly because it's too "casual-friendly". Even though there's a training mode in every fighting game ever. Since this is meant to be played precisely and quickly like a fighting game, I still fail to see the problem :/

I think what it is is they want DMC5 to have a training mode, but if DmC has one it's dumb and casual friendly.

 

[berto]

DMC is not like other hack and slash games. In games like GoW or Dante's Inferno it's all about been brutal, pulling off the most grewsome kill you can, but not in DMC. DMC is about feeling like a bad ass and been a stilish bad ass at that. It's more important in DMC to learn the combos than other Hn'S titles since it makes a difference. It's not about just hamerring the triangle botton. So while learning the combos in DMC games aren't nessesary to beat the game, they are nessesary to get the DMC experience.

 

[Gbraga]

If someone thinks training mode is bad in a DMC game, they probably suck at it and are just finding excuses to hate on the reboot, seriously.

The community made mods to improvise a training mode in the PC version and everyone thought it was godlike, who would think it's a bad thing to come officialy?

 

[Sieghart]

I don't know if i will be able to use this Dojo since i'll probably just play missions to practice there. Moving enemies is a much greater practice than which is not moving in my opinion. Not like this is a bad thing though and i thought this is good for the newbies.

 

[SpawnShooter]

Cool addition indeed,
they'll hopefully put in features present in other training mode or at least let you pick the enemy to practice against. But I have a feeling it will just be what's shown (just one drone with infinite health) still a good thing to have though.


And that vid was alright, the person playing needs to tighten up their links and not mash so much, but it did a good job with showing what's possible.

 

[Azurel]

Confirmation of the training mode in DmC, which is called the Practice Dojo.

http://www.capcom-unity.com/gregama...actice-dojo-will-let-you-combo-the-night-away

I love Dojos. My favorite fighting style is Koryu Bujutsu (Samurai Ju-jutsu) so, I'm especially fond of them.

And a practice mode was an especially good idea. In DMC3, I had to go to mission 7, play through the mission until I got to the part with the infinitely spawning Sloths in order to be able to practice the moves I want.

Still mad about the lack of a proper royal guard though. The timed dodge witch time didn't cut it in Bayonetta, and it doesn't do anything for me here.

That, and you can aerial jump cancel with the "Release" attack, effectively juggling your enemy.

Even Darksiders II has royal guard (it's slightly awkward, due to the two face button input, but, I'm sure there's some expert players out there that can utilize it effectively)

To this day, I still prefer to play DMC3 for my action fix over any other game (DSII is more of an action/exploration/platforming fix)

 

[DragonMaster2010]

I'm surprised people even use Royalguard.

 

[Gbraga]

I'm surprised people even use Royalguard.

Why not? In DMC3 sure, it would limit your offensive options, but in 4 you can put it to good use to completely avoid any damage while keeping your offensive stylish. It's also used for advanced techniques, like Guard Flying.

 

[Paexie]

I love these training modes because it lets me experiment with a weapon I'm not used to in a controlled environment.
I don't want to risk being an idiot and let my style ranking suffer while playing the actual missions.

 

[TheDarkSlayer]

Bayonetta's loading screen, we meet again.

 

[DragonMaster2010]

Bayonetta's loading screen, we meet again.

How do you know it's for the loading screen?

Besides it's already confirmed as it's own mode.

 

[Vergil'sBitch]

I don't need a dojo to tell me how to button mash :troll: