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Contents Changes. Everyone has been tweaked to play slightly different than the original game a la. The maximum level cap is 100 instead of 99; stock experience is capped at 999,999 as opposed to 99,999.

Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate Guide

Character growth is influenced by weapon enhancements and character parameters, meaning that even maximum leveled characters can still be altered to a degree. Upon maximizing a character's level, players can reset them via a promotion for permanent stat bonuses (via upgrade stones earned per level up) up to three times (or nine after downloading the 1.05 update patch). All members in a player's team can fight on the field simultaneously by tapping the down button.

Each character is given a second personal skill that contributes to the team's overall stats. This skill is unlocked through a character's second promotion. Players can play on opposing sides in certain stages during Free Mode. ', a stronger variation of, launches foes into the air for greater combo freedom. It is easier to cancel attacks using this skill. Unique versions are triggered by performing the attack using a specific set of characters, with more than 50 team combinations available. All characters can now use 'Midair Type Actions' by pressing R1 while in the air.

These drain half the amount of as their grounded R1 counterparts, and can also be used to break out of airborne flinching similar to midair Musou Attacks. Some Dynasty Warriors characters' aerial R1 Type Actions are altered versions of their missing aerial Musou Attack, while a select few Samurai Warriors characters' aerial Type Actions can be used from their jumping charge attack landings.

Technique-types have a new ability known as the 'Evasion Step': press while being attacked to perform an evasive sidestep. Speed and Wonder-types can now have their grounded based cancels work as normal on moves that bring them up into the air; Speed-types will still jump cancel from the ground, while Wonder-types can no longer perform airborne Spirit Charge Cancels through this. Two players can activate their teams' Musou to have all six characters attack with a special energy effect. This is called 'Shin Musou Burst'. 's version of horse whistling is present.

Press up on the directional pad to use it. Characters can now carry four to six items instead of two.

The two extra slots are unlocked at level 100. A separate slot is available for saddles. New are in the game.

New five-star weapons and unique 'mystic weapons' for the entire cast can be acquired by collecting materials to forge for the former, or completing specific requirements within or for the latter. New are available. The limit cap for crystals is 999. The maximum K.O. Count is now 10,000.

A -like color editor is available to customize characters' appearances. Unlocked by clearing the final chapter, this feature is restricted to non-downloadable costumes and can only edit certain parts of the costume for characters owned by Team NINJA. It is initially available in Gauntlet Mode, though customized colors are not retained in other gameplay modes. so far includes costumes and weapons. Save data and from Warriors Orochi 3 can be transferred to Ultimate, with previously purchased DLC available to purchase free upon release. Modes The modes in the original game and Hyper's return with the following changes.

Four new chapters are added to this entry which highlight two major story arcs:. The Tale of the Latter Day - Taking place after 's defeat, a new threat emerges in the form of Tamamo whose machinations sow mistrust and discord among the heroes. Has two different endings. The Tale of the Former Day - Set before the events of the, it explains 's origins and the crime he committed. Various new side stories for the playable cast are also included. These stories showcase characters who had few appearances in the main story arc. Gauntlet Mode A new addition focusing on a five man team.

Known as Unlimited Mode in Asian versions, the overall goal is to have these characters survive various trials in order to escape a multi-leveled dungeon; if a character within the players' team perishes, players may choose to wait for their natural resurrection or proceed onwards to the next level without them. Players cannot save until they have completed at least one level and difficulty gradually increases based on their progression. Co-op within this mode has two players control two characters within a single team with the freedom to swap with a single button tap; unused members are controlled by the AI. Players may select a designated team formation for their party. Effects for this ability are reliant on the party's character and composition, but players generally gain special bonuses or techniques when these formations are activated by at least three characters in their team.

Certain techniques may yield different effects when used together. 'Dragon spots' are scattered within each map, and they can either restore health, provide buffs, or warp the party to a different part of the map. Weapons, levels, and experience earned within this mode can be kept for other modes. An option to further strengthen weaponry can be accessed via rare materials collected from treasure chests throughout the battlefield. These chests may be laden with various traps. Materials can also be earned by completing missions given by a female mystic at the main camp. This mode also contains exclusive items and weapon attributes not seen anywhere else.

CERO: B ESRB: T PEGI: 12 Warriors Orochi 3 (commonly known as 無双OROCHI 2 or Musou OROCHI 2 in Japan), is a 2011 hack and slash video game developed by and Omega Force for the. This is the fourth installment of the crossover series Warriors Orochi - the combination of the and Samurai Warriors series - and serves as a sequel to Warriors Orochi 2.

The game was released in Japan on December 22, 2011, in Europe on April 6, 2012, and North America on March 20, 2012 (PlayStation 3) and March 27, 2012 (Xbox 360). It was later re-released onto the PSP in Japan only on July 19, 2012, then released again along side the release of the Wii U world wide. Contents Overview Set several years after the events of Warriors Orochi 2, with a decisive battle against a multi-headed serpent known as the Hydra. The Hydra, as well as the re-appearance of Kiyomori, has once again thrust the once peaceful world back into chaos. Many warriors are killed, and the serpent appears to be unbeatable. However, the Moon Princess Kaguya appears and uses the power of time travel to send back the last remaining generals - Hanbei Takenaka, Sima Zhao and Ma Chao - to the past to save their fallen comrades.

The main focus of this title is the complete eradication of Orochi's forces. Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors characters are also given the choice to return to their time lines. Link to the Dead or Alive Series DLC In-Game Loading Screen Wallpaper for Warriors Orochi 3; Ayane and Ryu can be seen in the top left corner. Characters from other Tecmo Koei franchises appeared in this title as playable guest characters, or 'Collaboration Characters.' Two of these characters included, who was representing his original series, and representing (although her physical appearance and fighting style are based on how she is in Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2). Other Collaboration Characters include from Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War, from Warriors: Legends of Troy, and from Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll. DLC In-Game Loading Screen Wallpaper for Warriors Orochi 3; Characters playing Volleyblall labeled with.

Other Dead or Alive elements have been used in Warriors Orochi 3 as well. The timeline that Ayane is taken from in the events of Warriors Orochi 3, into the alternate dimension created by the demon Orochi, is from after the events of and the fourth and sections of the stage from said game can be seen as parts of the battlefield during the Battle of Hasedō. Ayane's musical theme is a remix of her theme,. And duke it out in the D.W.A. Coliseum In the WiiU port of the game, Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper, a new mode called Duel Mode was included. Players taking to an arena and fighting each other in teams of 3 vs 3, with special ability cards to perform special attacks.

In the PS3 and PSVita re-release, Musou Orochi 2 Ultimate, a new stage based off the is included for this mode. It also serves as Kasumi's cross over stage during normal game play, merged with the historical battle of Yan Province. Kasumi's theme song in Ultimate is a remix of her theme. Collaboration Costumes DoA5U X WO3U Collaboration costumes Those who purchased first-print versions of Musou Orochi 2 Ultimate received a downloadable serial code for Warriors Orochi inspired costumes for the following characters in Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate:.

Kasumi dressed as. Ayane dressed as. Momiji dressed as. These costumes were later made available for purchase.

Updates PSP release for Japan only. Includes two new characters from the Ninja Gaiden series, as well as from Japanese lore. This also comes with a special stage and theme for Rachel, and new theme for Seimei Abe. Wii U release available in all regions. It was Koei's launch title for the Wii U's release world wide.

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Includes all the bonus content that was added in Special, as well as new content. Two new characters, from Ninja Gaiden and from Chinese mythology.

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This also comes with a special stage and theme for Momiji, and new theme for Shennong. PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita update released on September 26, 2013 in Japan. It contains all the features and characters from Hyper, as well as new content. It has from added to the cast, from Gust's Atelier RPG series, from Namco's, and even includes Dead or Alive's very own.

It also includes all new characters; the Chinese holy dragon deity of rain, and, a fox demoness well known throughout Japanese mythology. A PlayStation 4 version was released in Japan on June 26, 2014. North American and European releases will follow in September 2014 for PS3, PS4, Vita, and Xbox One. Gallery Warriors Orochi 3 (PS3/360).