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New Devil May Cry 3 clips reignite interest in that strange training room stage. Players revisit old tricks and experimental level design quirks.
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Bloody Palace DMC3: Why Does This Glitch Floor Exist? is a warped section letting you skip floors using item box physics. Studies indicate early dev code left these collision mistakes in by accident.
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Here the engine misreads floor selection, creating safe spots in endless modes. Research shows room triggers repeat patterns, turning bugs into usable routes.
That hidden test space shows how small code errors shape speedrun paths. One-line takeaway: Knowing these spots boosts clear times and route planning.
How common is this stage in original playthroughs?
Normally absent; you trigger it only with item duplication methods.
Should I use this in competitive runs?
Runs ban it, but studying it reveals how engine quirks shape route design.
