Bayonetta 3 Combos Are Pretty Wicked! | Bayonetta 3 Combo Video

After messing around in the training room I have come to the conclusion that Bayonetta 3 combos are pretty wicked! That said I wish the enemy's in the training room had infinite health for longer combos. I think I could have turned up the difficulty and it would have given the enemy's more health but, I didn't think about it while recording.
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[@rampant1apart]

1:02 yo I felt that tetsuzanko! Excellent set up and pay off!

[@Ryan-pb6nn]

At least it's not the "ha hu ha hu" for 5 minutes

[@ouarghinordine9014]

😁🙏

[@marestgondev]

SAKO GA!

[@Erocks301]

Yo, this game is nuts. They were like Ok so how many things do you want us to make into some crazy weapons and abilities Does it have to make sense? Absolutely not. Then YES.

[@stevennguyen3459]

The weapon selection is amazing

[@komlat253]

the creativity in this game tho

[@wolftales5203]

As someone who has 400+ hours in Bayo 2 i barely remember that R1 commands even exist. I dont think ive used them

[@xodmalki3592]

Same guy who made dmc series is doing such a good job in the bayonetta games

[@mizcracun]

Action game of the year!

[@venigmaa]

Insane

[@phantom-X2086]

How are you so good with G-Pillar? It feels awkward when I use it, any tips? For stylish combat at least because I love G-Pillar's masquerade a lot and its other movesets.

[@Secret_Boots]

I would honestly say just go into the training room and mess around with it for a while. It feels weird trying to combo with it because its really slow. Using the right after you jump attacks (I don't know what they are called) Is really helpful for filling in long gaps inbetween normal attacks. And once you've used it alot you start to realize how big some of the attacks hitboxes are which allows you to connect things you wouldn't think you would be able to.

[@phantom-X2086]

@@Secret_Boots I think I understand, but which attacks do you mean after I jump?

[@Secret_Boots]

Like pressing A immediately after jumping. It’s one of the skills you can unlock. Bayo turns G-Pillar around and launch’s herself and the enemy up. It’s one of G-Pillars quicker moves

[@phantom-X2086]

@@Secret_Boots Alright, I gotchu, thanks for the tips

[@charleswiltshire21]

Is it only me, or Bayo 1 and 2 was a LOT crazyer combos then Bayo 3?

[@Secret_Boots]

These were combos I made from experimenting with all the different weapons for like an hour and a half. There are definitely some more focused videos from other people you can find that do a lot crazier stuff then this. That said in general though I do agree that the first two games allowed for some more nutty looking combos.

[@karmiccrotal3480]

Possibly, but I think the crazier combos for Bayo 3 lies within using the Demon Slave moves mid combo

[@marcthespookguy4919]

Anyone know how to unlock the locked moves in the technique pages? It won’t let me spend orbs on it and it doesint tell me any requirements to unlock it?

[@Secret_Boots]

Some of the moves can only be bought once you’ve bought certain other moves for that weapon including attacks for the infernal demon.

[@marcthespookguy4919]

@@Secret_Boots I have bought most of the moves but they are still locked :/

[@vitor4913]

@@marcthespookguy4919 You have to buy the moves for the demons too. Though some moves are locked but they're already equipped from the start and the lock just means you can't unnequip them like Witch Time

[@DeAndreSimmsAguilar]

If you look on the description some moves can't be unlocked unless you've done a certain move but so many times. Most are easy to do and don't really require an enemy around.

[@marcthespookguy4919]

@@vitor4913 ohh ok I get it now, thank you!!

[@LUCKYgrebo]

Why are your attacks blue?

[@Secret_Boots]

It depends on what weapons your using. Bayo’s guns from Bayonetta 2 make her attacks blue

[@LUCKYgrebo]

@@GoatLeg fr

[@LUCKYgrebo]

@@Secret_Boots thanks I found that out like two days ago . Thanks a lot tho

[@shynepo3]

god i suck at this game

[@Secret_Boots]

You can always get better!

[@JulesThePsion]

Too bad this is all wasted potential. It's lovely to showcase the combat system against one opponent in a clear space. In practice, this level of finesse never happens because there are five grunts attacking you with no visual or auditory cues, two giant monsters onscreen slamming you with attacks you can't see coming, and a camera you're constantly fighting with and readjusting because you can't even see what you're doing-- let alone where all your enemies are in all of the visual chaos going on. This is something that Bayonetta has struggled with from the beginning, but this game seems to have it the worst.

[@Secret_Boots]

Yeah I feel that

[@someonewhoyoudontknow6112]

It’s really not that hard. These types of games just must not be your thing

[@Secret_Boots]

Definitely something you get better at the more you play

[@math9172]

Skill issue.

[@JulesThePsion]

@@someonewhoyoudontknow6112 Yeah. I prefer fighting games where you're engaging one opponent at a time and can focus in more narrowly. However, I also enjoy the beat 'em up genre, despite not being as good at it. I enjoy Bayonetta 3, but I prefer the first game's system of enemies having clearer visual and auditory cues, so you could even dodge attacks happening out of your field of vision if you were observant enough. Bayonetta 2 was still pretty good that way, but I'm finding these Homunculi enemies don't do a good job of clearly telegraphing their attacks, which becomes a problem when you're attempting to manage your field of vision and your attacks between them.