GMD+Turbo Playthrough
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Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
Thanks. I've been waiting for something like this. Congrats.
Exejpgwmv
Well-known Member
I'm not the player, I just happened to find these videos.
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
GMD All-Mods ftw, buddy.
Exejpgwmv
Well-known Member
None that I know of.
DanteSparda08
The mind is stronger than any muscle in your body.
Clever use of the Devil Trigger to launch those Stygians in the air for a quick death. :thumbsup:
absolitude
the devil is not as black as he painted
wow! there's a fight on the puzzle area!
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
I forgot to add one more limitation: No Weapon Damage Upgrade.
So, while adding different moves is recommended (we need every move we can get, after all for the best combo potential), the damage upgrades (not combo upgrades) themselves would empower you -- so leaving them out during a "Super Ultimate" playthrough is probably the best way to get the most out of the experience.
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Gods Must Die "Super Ultimate" and/or "Regular-Ultimate" walkthrough requirements:
New Game
No Super Dante
No Damage Upgrades [However, combo upgrades are still allowed.]
No Health Upgrades
Hardcore Mode On
Turbo Mode On
Must Style Mode... Optional
[This type of playthrough would only allow for a "Regular-Ultimate" run if you leave MSM off. However, "Regular-Ultimate is still phenomenally good, though.]
[However, if you want to be the "Top Class," turning Must Style Mode on would most likely be the best way to prove it.]
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[Hyper Ultimate Run]
Requirements:
Zero Damage Upgrades and/or Combo Upgrades (alongside the "Super Ultimate" requirements already listed).
What you start with is what you end with. No upgrading to your weapons of any kind would be allowed in this run.
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They did something similar in DMC3 so... I don't think it would be too much to ask to eventually ask for a "Hyper."
Also... they added "No Style Usage" to the already formidable list of requirements. Woah.
["DMC3 No Upgrades, New Game, No Style, DMD SS Rank Run."]
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Come on guys... let's make this happen.
So, while adding different moves is recommended (we need every move we can get, after all for the best combo potential), the damage upgrades (not combo upgrades) themselves would empower you -- so leaving them out during a "Super Ultimate" playthrough is probably the best way to get the most out of the experience.
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Gods Must Die "Super Ultimate" and/or "Regular-Ultimate" walkthrough requirements:
New Game
No Super Dante
No Damage Upgrades [However, combo upgrades are still allowed.]
No Health Upgrades
Hardcore Mode On
Turbo Mode On
Must Style Mode... Optional
[This type of playthrough would only allow for a "Regular-Ultimate" run if you leave MSM off. However, "Regular-Ultimate is still phenomenally good, though.]
[However, if you want to be the "Top Class," turning Must Style Mode on would most likely be the best way to prove it.]
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[Hyper Ultimate Run]
Requirements:
Zero Damage Upgrades and/or Combo Upgrades (alongside the "Super Ultimate" requirements already listed).
What you start with is what you end with. No upgrading to your weapons of any kind would be allowed in this run.
---------------------------------------------------------------
They did something similar in DMC3 so... I don't think it would be too much to ask to eventually ask for a "Hyper."
Also... they added "No Style Usage" to the already formidable list of requirements. Woah.
["DMC3 No Upgrades, New Game, No Style, DMD SS Rank Run."]
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Come on guys... let's make this happen.
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absolitude
the devil is not as black as he painted
I forgot to add one more limitation: No Weapon Damage Upgrade.
So, while adding different moves is recommended (we need every move we can get, after all for the best combo potential), the damage upgrades (not combo upgrades) themselves would empower you -- so leaving them out during a "Super Ultimate" playthrough is probably the best way to get the most out of the experience.
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Gods Must Die "Super Ultimate" and/or "Regular-Ultimate" walkthrough requirements:
New Game
No Super Dante
No Damage Upgrades [However, combo upgrades are still allowed.]
No Health Upgrades
Hardcore Mode On
Turbo Mode On
Must Style Mode... Optional
[Anti-Must Style Mode would only allow for a "Regular-Ultimate" run if you leave it off. However, "Regular-Ultimate is still phenomenally good, though.]
[However, if you want to be the "Top Class," turning Must Style Mode on would most likely be the best way to prove it.]
---------------------------------------------------------------
[Hyper Ultimate Run]
Requirements:
Zero Damage Upgrades and/or Combo Upgrades (alongside the "Super Ultimate" requirements already listed).
What you start with is what you end with. No upgrading to your weapons of any kind would be allowed in this run.
---------------------------------------------------------------
They did something similar in DMC3 so... I don't think it would be too much to ask to eventually ask for a "Hyper."
Also... they added "No Style Usage" to the already formidable list of requirements. Woah.
["DMC3 No Upgrades, New Game, No Style, DMD SS Rank Run."]
--------------------------------------------------------------
Come on guys... let's make this happen.
by no weapon damage upgrade did you mean the skill level upgrade? for some moves that'll normal health decrease on enemies, which is actually good to make long combos
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
Yeah, that's what I meant. The idea was to make GMD as difficult as possible on a "Ultimate" playthrough. However, if you want to buy them, then it should be classified as a "Proficient Run" only.
No Super Dante. [All "Classes."]
Enemy Step, Hardcore Mode, and Turbo Mode on. [All "Classes."]
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GMD Proficient [Must Style Mode off. Skill Level upgrades on. Health upgrades on. Combo move upgrades on.]
GMD Regular-Ultimate [Must Style Mode off. Skill Level upgrades off. Health upgrades off. Combo move upgrades on.]
GMD Super Ultimate [Must Style Mode on. Skill Level Upgrades off. Health upgrades off. Combo move upgrades on.]
GMD Hyper Ultimate [Must Style Mode on. Skill Upgrades off. Health upgrades off. Combo move upgrades off.]
No Super Dante. [All "Classes."]
Enemy Step, Hardcore Mode, and Turbo Mode on. [All "Classes."]
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GMD Proficient [Must Style Mode off. Skill Level upgrades on. Health upgrades on. Combo move upgrades on.]
GMD Regular-Ultimate [Must Style Mode off. Skill Level upgrades off. Health upgrades off. Combo move upgrades on.]
GMD Super Ultimate [Must Style Mode on. Skill Level Upgrades off. Health upgrades off. Combo move upgrades on.]
GMD Hyper Ultimate [Must Style Mode on. Skill Upgrades off. Health upgrades off. Combo move upgrades off.]
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DragonMaster2010
Don't Let the Fall of America be Your Fall
Here's a walkthrough of GMD from SteeleSerpent
DantesLink
Well-known Member
XLHGladiator doing some GMD/Hardcore/Turbo/Must Style insanity!!!
Also, figured I should continue Steele's Run on another thread. If the higher-ups don't mind.
Also, figured I should continue Steele's Run on another thread. If the higher-ups don't mind.