Thinking of picking up DMC4......how do you like it?

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jonks

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Originally posted by: Mwing
Originally posted by: Piuc2020

It doesn't need a quad core :p, the game is hardly CPU intensive, it taxes your video card the most.

I know it doesnt need a quad core, I just asked if it supports quad core to make me happier since I have a c2q

BTW when I was running around the Grand Hall in mission 5 or 6, up stairs, there was a very little bit of lag, dunno y, mine is a q9450, gtx260, vista 64, 8b ram. It happened while the character running from west to east or vice versa, never happened while running vertically (or north to south or vice versa)

I think you need more ram
 

Mwing

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I finished the game, done human mode, into the last mission of devil hunter mode, got all 20 blue orb fragments, done all 12 secret missions.

Now I need another game similar to this, any recommendation of hack and slash game?
 

Piuc2020

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I just clocked the 50th hour into this game, it's awesome, I'm already done with all modes except Hell or Hell (which I probably won't do, it looks too frustrating) though I have yet to complete the secret missions ( I have like 4 done lol) and the orb fragments.

Curiously, on Devil Hunter, Son of Sparda and Legendary Dark Knight mode playing Nero is harder than playing Dante (especially LDK, Dante has a LOT of area of effect attacks, he's insanely powerful for hordes) but on Dante Must Die, it's really all about Dante must die, Frosts, Chimeras, Berial and Angelo Agnus were not exactly a walk in the park and playing with Dante was much more of a challenge than playing with Nero on DMD and the inaccurate 360 d-pad sure didn't help but I've gotten used to it over time.

Anyways, this game is incredible, it's reminds me of the old arcade days where all you wanted was to hone your skills and beat your scores.

Oh and the PC version is definitely the best by far, I thought they were only minor additions but Legendary Dark Knight and Turbo are insanely fun and playing through the game again on LDK is a very different experience that requires different tactics so it's worth it.

Just needed to say that, this is a great game and a great port (it runs great, zero bugs, zero crashes, well optimized and streamlined for the PC and features significant extra gameplay content).

Hopefully Capcom brings DMC5 (it's inevitable) to the PC with all the LDK madness and turbo mode