Nevertheless, being able to put on twice the damage for a short period of time is quite powerful.

The doppelganger only uses the Yamato, regardless of the weapon Vergil is wielding, which can make it a little tricky to effectively utilize if you’re not also using the Yamato while the doppelganger is active. Now when he activates Devil Trigger, instead of taking on a demon form, he summons a doppelganger that will mimic his own actions. The biggest change to Vergil’s gameplay in DMC 5 Special Edition is how he handles his Devil Trigger. The higher your concentration, the more effective each of your weapons become: the range and damage of Yamato will increase, Beowulf will be able to charge up an additional level to deal massive damage, and the Mirage Edge will take on multi-hit properties. If you start running around, missing wildly, or get hit, the gauge will plummet. As such, if you’re standing still or walking slowly towards your enemies, the concentration meter will start to fill. He’s calm, collected, and above all else, precise in his movements and strikes. You see, Vergil is not the kind of character that would just rush head into action like Dante or Nero would.

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