What Happens if You Have a Purple and Blue Orb
Devil May Cry 3 Wiki Guide
The Basics
Stylin' and Profilin'
There are four different types of starting fighting styles in the game. They include Gunslinger, Trickster, Swordmaster, and Royal Guard. Using Gunslinger, you will master the art of fast-paced gunner techniques that will set you above the rest with the use of your pistols. For Trickster, you will have an array of tricky moves to show off and be cocky with your opponents. Swordmaster will make you the ultimate Samurai, leveling the enemies with blades of fury. Lastly, Royal Guard will make you the Bruce Lee of demon hunters, forcing you to go hand-to-hand with the enemy. Hi-ya! You can change your Styles at the beginning of a mission.
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Orb-tastic!
As you go about the game, you will collect Orbs off of fallen foes. Some Orbs work as currency amongst the Gods in Devil May Cry 3. The more Orbs that you collect, the more junk that you can buy. This includes power-ups, special items, and more. There are many different Orbs in the game, and here is the rundown: Red Orbs are used as currency to grab bigger power-ups and such, while Yellow Orbs are used as a Talisman to bring you back to life upon death. Green Orbs are used to restore some of your health, White Orbs are used to boost your Devil Trigger meter, and Purple Orbs will fill it to capacity. Lastly, as those of you that are familiar with the Legend of Zelda series will notice, the Blue Orbs work as Heart Container. Collect a Blue Orb to increase the maximum amount of life obtainable on the health meter. You can collect four Blue Orb pieces to create a full Blue Orb.
A Shooting Star
Another one of the most important items to collect throughout the game are the variety of Stars that you can acquire. The Vital Star S will refresh your health meter by a small amount, while the Vital Star L will fill'er up quite a bit more than the Vital Star S. The Devil Trigger Star will refill your Devil Trigger meter quite a bit, as well. With how hard this game is, you will definitely want to go out of your way to collect as many of these things as possible.
The Importance of Saving
You will notice that you can save several times throughout the game, yet when you die, you will start back at the beginning of whatever mission that you were on. What is the importance of saving a game where you not only start out at the beginning of the mission, regardless of where you saved, but you also lose all of the orbs that you've collected upon death? Thanks to IGN Boards user and Guide-friendly acquaintance LHK, IGN Guides has received a noteworthy tip: if you save during a mission, you will keep those orbs that you have collected. You may have to start out at the beginning, but you will have the experience that is rightfully yours despite death! Cheat the system, folks.
Style to the Max
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Another thing that you must keep in mind with the Style sets is that you can level them up to get the most out of your Style moves when you're in dire straights. Be sure to level them as frequently as possible, as you must level them to progress through this tough adventure. You will gain Experience Points (EXP) as you use your specific Style set throughout a mission, so try to kill as many enemies as possible.
Devious Fighting Skills
The key to defeating your average, everyday enemy is to stay at mid-range when not attacking and lock onto them. Begin using your pistols to load some bullets into their bodies, and run up to them after they stagger backwards from the blows. Use your sword to inflict a lot more damage than those petty bullets were, and possibly sneak in for the kill. Repeat this process.
Lock-On for the Ride
One of the easily overlooked features early on in the game is the masterful aspect of locking onto an enemy with the R1 button. You will want to lock onto random enemies that appear and focus your attention to that specific enemy until you can, at the very least, down it and focus your eyes on the oncoming assault from a different bad guy. Locking on is practically vital to boss fights, as you need to lock on to execute special attacks.
Look At Things from a Different Perspective
If the missions get too hard, go back and level up different Style types in previous missions to become stronger! This will prepare you for the demented missions later in the game, and it will give you an entirely different perspective on things to come. Is that boss too hard? Maybe Dante is just too weak at the moment. Devil May Cry 3 plays more like an RPG than an action game in many aspects, and this is one of them. Level up, and come back later.
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