How have i not heard of this?

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simply the title, why have i not heard of nevan's incredible stun-lock capability, each of the bat swarms seem to have fairly nice stunning power, each one stunning a non devil triggered sin type enemy on DMD.

was this not worth mentioning? was it somehow never discovered?
 
seraphmaycry said:
simply the title, why have i not heard of nevan's incredible stun-lock capability, each of the bat swarms seem to have fairly nice stunning power, each one stunning a non devil triggered sin type enemy on DMD.

was this not worth mentioning? was it somehow never discovered?
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I seldom use Nevan, so I never knew of it, myself. ^^; I should use her more often, but I still need to unlock an ability or two of hers; that, and adapt to the controls when using her. I fare well with the others (Agni and Rudra particularly, next to Rebellion, of course) but for some reason, I'm nowhere near as good with Nevan.
 
Nevan is a really underrated weapon. Difficult to master for sure, but its great for crowd control, stunning, and most importantly it makes you practically invincible against Enigmas.
 
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Absent Nova said:
Nevan is a really underrated weapon. Difficult to master for sure, but its great for crowd control, stunning, and most importantly it makes you practically invincible against Enigmas.
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oh yes, enigmas, and with the new-found stunning i can wreck the second most dangerous part of bloody palace, at the cost of my stinger move, sadly.
Rebel Dynasty said:
I seldom use Nevan, so I never knew of it, myself. ^^; I should use her more often, but I still need to unlock an ability or two of hers; that, and adapt to the controls when using her. I fare well with the others (Agni and Rudra particularly, next to Rebellion, of course) but for some reason, I'm nowhere near as good with Nevan.
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i guess nevan is a harder weapon to use, or maybe the fine-tuning of the mechanics makes it less appealing to new players? also, i never thought of as the devil arms having genders, i guess i consider them separate from the bosses they come from even though they really are not.
 
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Absent Nova said:
Nevan is a really underrated weapon. Difficult to master for sure, but its great for crowd control, stunning, and most importantly it makes you practically invincible against Enigmas.
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oh yes, enigmas, and with the new-found stunning i can wreck the second most dangerous part of bloody palace, at the cost of my stinger move, sadly.
Rebel Dynasty said:
I seldom use Nevan, so I never knew of it, myself. ^^; I should use her more often, but I still need to unlock an ability or two of hers; that, and adapt to the controls when using her. I fare well with the others (Agni and Rudra particularly, next to Rebellion, of course) but for some reason, I'm nowhere near as good with Nevan.
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i guess nevan is a harder weapon to use, or maybe the fine-tuning of the mechanics makes it less appealing to new players? also, i never thought of as the devil arms having genders, i guess i consider them separate from the bosses they come from even though they really are not.
 
Personally I think Nevan is very good, I just don't know how to utilise it very well.

That, and I have too much trouble not just using Rebellion/Beowulf combination all the time when I play Dante lolol.
 
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MKH Spartan said:
Personally I think Nevan is very good, I just don't know how to utilise it very well.

That, and I have too much trouble not just using Rebellion/Beowulf combination all the time when I play Dante lolol.
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started using nevan today, wrecking my way through bloody palace.

lol, i did that for ages, but eventually moved on.
 
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MKH Spartan said:
Personally I think Nevan is very good, I just don't know how to utilise it very well.

That, and I have too much trouble not just using Rebellion/Beowulf combination all the time when I play Dante lolol.
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^ Pretty much this, only insert Cerberus/Agni and Rudra where Beowulf is. :P I'm terrible with gauntlet and greaves weapons, as well. I can somewhat utilize Gilgamesh in 4, but most of the time, not so much...


I'm definitely not an old player, but I don't think I can be considered new anymore, either. O_O I'm pretty comfortable with the games, but certain weapons just don't get used as often as they probably should. ^^;
 
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I love nevan, love the idea, love the look and I know that it is a powerful weapon. But for players like me who can barely master rebellion, this weapon is near useless in my hands. If I could get my dmc3 working I would definitely train myself to use this, but right now I am going to stick with using simpler weapons like agni and rudra.
 
cheesydonutman said:
I love nevan, love the idea, love the look and I know that it is a powerful weapon. But for players like me who can barely master rebellion, this weapon is near useless in my hands. If I could get my dmc3 working I would definitely train myself to use this, but right now I am going to stick with using simpler weapons like agni and rudra.
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well, it's worth trying, definitely, and agni and rudra only really work as a primary weapon on lower difficulties, or so i found, as the knockback gets in the way of combos unless used very well.
 
seraphmaycry said:
well, it's worth trying, definitely, and agni and rudra only really work as a primary weapon on lower difficulties, or so i found, as the knockback gets in the way of combos unless used very well.
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I am pretty good with agni and rudra but I am only playing on son of sparda
 
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