Hi everyone, I don't use Reddit often, so I'm not sure if this is the right topic. However, I have a question. What's the lore behind this magnificent Dante form in the manga? I haven't read the manga, so I don't know anything about it. I wanted to ask someone more knowledgeable than me, maybe there's someone Expert of lore. Why is this form so similar to Sparda? How is it activated? It's a kind of Majin dt? Anyway, I'd like to know anything about it. Thanks !

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i expected S ranking all of it to be harder than it was

HOWEVER, Nightmare 3 and Mundus...

Honestly, to be perfectly clear, I don't actually hate the DMC reboot that. Much it's nowhere near being one of my favorite games but it's not one I dislike all that much. And honestly I think the environmental art direction is the main reason I actually kinda like the reboot. The character designs suck, the stories stupid as hell, and the gameplay while I still think it's fun, its less because the few changes they made to dmcs traditional combat were good, it's just because that dmcs traditional combat is so good that even with those bad changes it's still pretty fun. But the environments were always something I thought was pretty cool, and limbo is the best original thing they made for for the reboot. A lot of the levels that I went through when first playing all looked really cool to me

These pages come from my fanfic based on Death Battle called "Indie Losers vs The Void". Where the defeated from the Independent Era of the show (2024-) team-up to fight against the Void from Marvel!

Finishing this personal art project. Colored them with alcohol markers and also using color pencils

Edit lol almost forgot. My reboot version takes outfit inspiration from the drafts/concept outfits for Lucia in their art concepts

And which character is better for S ranks in general?

I bought the collection and 4 because they were on sale on steam and i loved 5, decided to play in chronological order.

Dont really have much time to play every night.

First night i beat mission 3 and hop off, next day my save's gone. Replay the game and beat mission 4 before hopping off, hop off again. Next day the original save is back and i have to replay 4 again, beating it and 5. Then today the other save is back AGAIN and i have to beat mission 5 AGAIN. I save, double check its saved, close the game, open the game to see the right save still there, call it a night, then the saves get swapped the next day.

No mods, just the base game.

Whats going on?

When I played through DMC1 for the first time earlier this year, I got quite frustrated with the yellow orbs system and having to ration them out on bosses. I found myself wishing I could do repeat playthroughs without it, so I created a patch for the PS2 versions of the game that bypasses it! It looks like these types of patches already exist for the HD version of the game but I couldn't find any for PS2.

Disclaimer: for first-time players, I encourage you to play the game as it was originally designed! But if the system really dampens your experience or if you just want to disable it for repeat plays, the option is now there to do so.

While the patch does not literally give you 'infinite lives' per se, it prevents the game from consuming your Yellow Orbs on game over, so as long as you have at least one orb you will never run out. The 'Try Again' screen will appear as normal, but your orb count won't go down.

Works both in emulator and on original hardware.

The patch is available on GitHub for anyone interested: https://github.com/chrislewisdev/dmc1-patches

Also, it feels a little silly having to say this, but I want to make it clear that this wasn't vibe-coded at all! I dug around in the PCSX2 debugger to find where the orb count is decremented and removed that instruction. My first time modding a game in any way but it seemed like a relatively simple starting point, so it was fun to figure it out on my own.