DNF Duel: Easy Inputs Or Manual Inputs | Which Is Better?

DNF Duel is a fighting game where you’ll see a million hits and strikes happening all at once. That is why players have raised the question about the Input—namely Easy Inputs Or Manual Inputs. Can it affect the gameplay and your chance of winning or is it all just a myth? Let’s see.

Which is Better? | Easy Inputs Or Manual Inputs – DNF Duel

I will save you all the trouble even from the start. The better option is the MANUAL INPUTS.

It should be clear and it has been made clear even from way before that manual input is simply better off in every aspect. There have been a lot of YouTubers also covering this situation with side-by-side comparisons as to why the manual is much better.

The MP Gause is affected by the input. When you start doing combos in Easy Input in DNF Duel you will start experiencing a sort of unease effect and something weird on your MP gauge as well as the whole combo section.

It can affect the refilling of the gauges and really when it comes to the conclusion, you’ll be able to do a whole lot more with Manual Input.

You’ll be able to do better combos, you’ll have better control and that means you’ll have a higher chance of winning! Still, the difference is small, but in multiplayer ranked games everything is important. So there you have it.

There you have it. Hopefully, this guide helped you and raised your win/loss ratio by a bit.

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