dmc 5 do i need to play the others
Style points in DMC 5. So there is this thing that's kinda bugging me about how the game rates your style. I mean, to get the higher style score, switch up combos, weapons and attacks, I get that part, but what I kinda don't get is what is important, reaching a high rating, maintaining it for a long time during one fight, or finishing the
I would play them in order and skip DMC 2. IMO, it’s not a good game. It’s also not really relevant to the overall series plot. A good entry point to the series would be DMC3, because in essence it captures everything that’s good about DMC, the combat, the music, and Vergil. After than I would play DMC1, DMC4, and DMC5, in that order. 1 The reboot had that unnecessary gimmick with the angelic and demonic weapons only working on certain enemies which this one doesn't have. I don't remember that much from the reboot but I think that was the biggest difference gameplay wise. Ultimately I think DMC 5 is a much better game but if you're looking for a continuation of the rebootFeel free to watch a plot video or retrospective or whatever, but the games dont have a whole lot to do with each other plotwise (barring a few glaring exceptions such as the ending of 3 leading to a recurring boss in 1), but I think you'll be fine even with no prior knowledge.For the complete story you need to play both campaigns. On the bright side, Lucia's is about half the length of Dante's. 3. Sai-Taisho. • 1 yr. ago. The middle section of her side has some different stuff. Unfortunately, this mostly consists of the underwater sections. 2. r/DevilMayCry.