well i did beat the bloody palace without infinites, the way i played it was:
normal dmc3, till i beat heaven or hell
SE, dante normal, virgil hard, virgil bloody palace, dante either very hard or bloody palace, and then both dmd, didnt try heaven or hell yet, and really all dt does in dante must die is make you faster, you dont even do a lot more damage cause the enemy's DT aswell, im just someone who happens to be very good at these type of games. ( ninja gaiden? piece of cake )
DT does more than make you faster. It greatly increases the damage you do and also regenerates life (assuming you're not using any of the super forms, which lack this ability to keep some semblance of balance, I would guess), and if I recall, also allows you to stun DTed enemies. But the rate at which your life regenerates is also based on what difficulty you're playing in, as it heals more slowly in the higher difficulties (stopping completely in DMD/VMD mode--making life regeneration pretty much a moot point). Stunning DTed enemies is -very- time consuming, but necessary for survival--I'm still trying to teach myself that, and Perfect Guarding with Royal Guard at the same time. But there are reasons why you don't see your attacks doing as much damage too. The most outstanding of which is that they receive a HUGE surplus of healthOriginally Posted by darkshadow
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