I just bought this last week and i'm going through my very first playthrough of this game... and it's so frantic! I knew there was a better way to play and you just showed me. Thnx for this guide that still leaves a lot (of personal style) to discover.

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I’m 3/4 into the game and I’ve been terrible at the combat haha. For sure planning to replay and not get stone awards nearly every chapter :,)

I know this is so far after you originally posted this, but I hope you know that even 7 years later your guide is exactly what I was looking for! Some technical advice without demanding I learn every combo like a robot. Great video!

Bro did you like 2 and 3? I need games recommendations from the master…

Where is this practice mood??

Is this really a beginner's guide? I've played the game for about an hour, and this seems pretty advanced. I'll bear it in mind though,

Getting the most out of Bayonetta 1. Serve 2. ....No really seerrrve biiiiiiitch 💅🤸‍♀

peak bruh

This game can get so complicated , I just go with whatever is easier to remember

You have to have sold your soul to actually be good at the game. I rebuke you all in the name of Jesus.

underrated channel asf i literally have 30 hours on one of my saves and never knew abt dodge offset-

Hiya. This is lovely. 😎🙂✅👍🏻🎹

I'm someone rediscovering this game. I played it back when it came out, I thought it was very good, but I never really understood just how great it is. Playing it now, holy shit. It holds up so well. Hack and slash in general is a genre that doesn't have too many standouts so it's always been in that top tier, but the depth and freedom, the style, the fluidity of everything really came out perfectly in this series especially in regards to reflecting the main character and how she fights. It really feels like you're dancing and when you know what you're doing it's one of the only hack and slash games where you feel as powerful as they show the protagonist when they're in the cutscenes popping off.

If course, the Combat System in Bayonetta & Devil May Cry is just like a fighting game.

Thanks man! Awesome video

Bayonetta is two games in one: before you learn Dodge Offset and after you learn Dodge Offset.

thanku for this! i fall into the trap of spamming too much which just makes everything feel way more stressful then it needs to b. in love w this game <3

How to change weapon

Brooo how I can use the practice mode?? I'm from ps4

Anyone know what dot in combo meaning i have to press what?

Watching this because I have skill issue

Considering getting into the Bayo games and this has been very useful for me. Thank you :)

after all these years... I didn't know the you could just "skip" a combo god damn

This is nice bro, I just think maybe I need a coach I think about the movements too much I think about the combos too much I can’t really guess what’s the best thing to press next

Oh god, this is outstanding !! I'm currently chapter 6 and I just didn't understand why I was so bad at playing this game. It looks so fun when watching other players or trailers, but in my case, it's too much button smashing and akways the same combos. It looks so hard to clearly play good a beat'm all game...

amazing video! just what I needed! Thanks a bunch!

This is the best bayonetta video I've ever seen

Yeah theyre attacks are slow but when you have to do the part to do weave attacks you being in that small ring DOES NOT help out at all bc most of them fly and you can’t do normal attacks only weave attacks and you only get 3mins which sounds like a lot but again most of them fly so if ur trying to do a combo to get a weave attack when they are to close it’ll automatically stagger you bc they were to close or you were to close to them while trying to do a combo to perform a wicked weave attack… so if any of you know a much simpler way to perform a weave attack please let me know

I didn't realize you could use the attack-storing that way. That's a bit complicated but maybe I'll try it later on. I get really overwhelmed with all of the combos but I've managed to memorize some good ones, particular ones that do a lot of hair attacks. :D

I like Bayonetta already. But the truth is, the combat has been for me a rather messy and without elegace. Thanks for this video, I will definitely use this knowledge to enjoy the game even more.

I really like the devil May cry 5 combo list, like you mentioned for this during my first day playing devil May cry 5 I was really intimidated by how many combos there were and how many different weapons there were but then I realized after a few days pretty much every weapon has the same combo inputs so it's basically just learning one set of combos and implementing it into the different weapons, I hate one verse one fighting games like Street fighter and mortal Kombat or Tekken, I used to love them as a child but I just don't have that energy in me anymore

Thanks for this video I actually found it very helpful I was doing all The things you said not to do I thought you had to button mash but you don’t I always button mashed because I wanted to get a good score after every fight

Tyvm

Thank you so much for this. I had so much trouble with the delay combos until you pointed out the gun spinning cue

Good lord, man, you make this look easy. Lol. Just played this game for the first time EVER and wish I got into it sooner.

How to enter the practice mode in bayonatta

Man i could listen to you talk about this game all day. Excellent video I love Bayo

Thank you. This is the first guide I have found anywhere that explains things properly and simply. Your dodge offset explanation especially made sense more than any other i have seen/read.

I just started a playthrough of this game, and as soon as I got into the tutorial I knew this combat system was going to take some effort to learn. The game presents all the combos at once and it's too much for anyone to wrap their head around. Pressing random buttons mindlessly is the playstyle this encourages, but I don't want to play it that way. I exited the game and looked for guides about how this combat system actually works. This video gives some useful ideas about how to begin learning how to fight with intention and control. Thanks.

Great tutorial! As a veteran hack n slash player but a first time bayonetta player, you've made everything so much easier to understand.

I just spam punch kick and punch

Gotta luv his enthusiasm it’s a cool concept to make a tutorial for how to mentally approach a game.

this video made me realise that im actually NOT playing the game,im at the epilogue,i was just using the katana cause i thought the damage was higher ,now i want to test every weapon with what i just learned

this nostalgia.... why does youtube recommend me this? when i saw the old frenzy charges i teared up QQ