It is possible that you hit him too many times in the process. The 1st hit of percussion (direct hit from the nunchuck) doesn't cause strong stun, the AOE lighting is the hit doing most of the stun damage. Also note, that when you try to hold down the Style button, dealing the first fire pole attack, that hit doesn't have stun as well. My memories may have faded a bit, but if you land all hits on the 1st percussion, then start the second percussion immediately, and land that one fire pole attack, then it will be too many hits. The Fury would have teleported away before the 2nd percussion's AOE lightning lands. So you may want to back up a bit when the fire pole attack comes out, or do a taught when holding down the style button so that it doesn't start at all, to reduce the hits you land. Also Fury can be launched once when he's in vulnerable states, launching it I think would also reset that hit count.

@bgdgaming92 i see, but how can u do 2 consecutive Percussion ?( the 2nd one without using the staff, isn't it executed by holding Circle backwards? If it is like that, then a swing of the staff should come out first right?

@@tienquang87 A couple of ways you can go with. First you can simply back off a bit so that the fire staff doesn't hit even if it comes out, then jump back into range for the 2nd Percussion. Or letting go of lock on then aiming in other directions would also make it miss. You can also immediately hold the style button again before the 1st percussion even finished, so that Dante isn't free to do the fire staff attack when the button down press is registered. Similar idea to doing multiple Judgement Cuts with Vergil in 5. Another way is to taunt before immediately holding down the style button. When characters enter into taunts, the first 0.5~1 second is usually non cancellable so that it serves the same purpose.

@@bgdgaming92 that's really insightful, u've been a great help bro! cheers 👍🤟

That is unfortunately a pure skill issue I'm afraid 😂 Pressing two buttons at the same time is hard, make no mistake, but I think there's not much trick or tips to that. I personally also have difficulties sometimes, hence why I prefer how DMC5 moved drive/overdrive to stick back-forward instead of two buttons like DMC4.

Sliding is at least by design I think. But the damn twisted arm and floating light saber blocking is beyond immersion breaking 🤣

Jump cancel is the concept of using the skill "Enemy Step" to reset the amount of jumps, fall speed, and attack combos you can do in the air. Enemy Step has to be purchased in the abilities menu, and is performed by pressing the jump button in the air, near an enemy.

Also you don’t have to fight the stormtroopers at the beginning. You can just force repulse to get into the firing tube

Well I don't really purposefully not play outlaws, just that I'm the typical casual fan that likes to play Jedi/Sith force user, and bounty hunting isn't as interesting😂 Also after checking a few reviews I think Outlaws looks kind of average, so I'll just wait for a sale.

@@niikthewarden9184 Probably yeah. Kind of a force of habit playing DMC, I want to kind of beat everything up if I'm playing an action game. But since I don't practice or replay this game nearly as much, I just struggle a lot when I try that 🤣

@@bgdgaming92 fair enough this series is probably my favorite game series like ever. Force unleashed 2 was the first game I ever remember playing as a kid so I know a lot about it though surprisingly I didn’t know about that lunging attack you were doing I think because it’s a part of the lock on mechanic which I never use 😅

Me too. 😂 Discovering mustang in 5 while also knowing most people don't was a major reason I did this video actually. Interesting enough in 4 (first appearance) its properties are quite different. In 4 it counts as an attack against enemies, enemies can be hit stunned by it, but on the downside enemies blocking like Angelo types can also block your mustang like a normal hit. In 5 it's treated much more like enemy step, where nothing will stop Mustang once it has started, which is overall much more reliable for i-frame purposes.

Not sure what problems you're having since you didn't mention specific ones, but if you're getting hit/interrupted mid way, it's usually improved by paying more attention to her animation tells and know to jump away at the right moment. If you're simply out of reach and can't chase her down, at certain point of this fight her AI will force her to repeat high speed dash/retreat until she's at enough distance to start her attack. So if you chase her too perfectly, she never gets the right distance to continue down the logic loop, so you'll actually have to wait a second.

@@bgdgaming92 It's nothing serious like that. More just stupidity on my part. I clearly see attacks, but fail dodge properly. If I had to mention a specific issue, guess grabbing her out of her ramming attack is a bit tough.

I wouldn't say DMC4's orbs find is much better though.

@@bgdgaming92 I was a little annoying too, but once you get used to how it works, you'll just be going through the motions. DMC5's mission ranking is just... backwards. It encourages skipping fights in a game where fighting demons and looking cool while doing it is the whole point.

The combat may get better when I obtained more moves. But replaying up to Mission 3, I can definitely say the physics jank is just getting started :^)

Stinger also works for parrying if timed right

Then my efforts are not in vein, thank you for that.

Beat Dante must Die difficulty. And it's an upgrade you can buy

@@DarkLightBlade17511 You just need to beat Son of Sparda

⁠why would you need that though, there are only 4 weapons

@@ClavisVanitasyou can use dsd, sparda and rebellion all at once, same with all of the variations of the kalina ann and cavaliere

@@PlatypusShitposter oh damn thats awesome