I use keyboard - Cougar 200K, although first half of my playtime was mostly on a laptop keyboard. There are even players who prefer arcade sticks. If you decide to pick keyboard, whether to you use a mechanical one is up to your own preference as well. Until you become considerably experienced with the game you won’t be able to take advantage of unique differences each offers. There are or were top players using either. If you run into any technical difficulties during these two steps ask people from Dustforce community for help over at r/dustforce or in the Dustforce Discord server. Another thing worth taking care of right now is enabling watching replays from the dustkid website and for this you need to run dustmod.exe just once as an administrator. Once you finish playing any level open the site and it should ask about confirming your profile. On you can find information about your Dustforce profile with all the replays you submit.As far as I know you can continue playing and everything should end up fine.
It may mess up info at the bottom about the keys you’ve gotten. If you already completed some stock levels and want to copy over your progress then start Dustmod, when in-game go to Dustmod → Tools → Save → Download. It has many great features some of which are very useful for getting better at the game. First get comfortable with controls and physics of your character by getting SS ranks on some maps in the nexus. If you’ve only began playing Dustforce I recommend not focusing on climbing up the leaderboards just yet. You can also go through “Movement” and “Combat” sections independently. Go through it at your own tempo, leave it after learning new tech, play some maps then come back later. This guide covers techniques which some players start learning only after getting SS on most of the stock maps. I want to emphasize that you’re not meant to complete this guide in one go, before moving on to playing any nexus maps. It provides information I wish I had an easy access to when I was learning the game myself, so it’s mainly my own perspective and input on improving your skills. Players thinking about, or maybe even set on climbing stock maps’ leaderboards in the long run should find it especially helpful. It doesn't contain any level specifc help (with one exception), and instead focuses on explaining general mechanics and techniques. This guide is made for players only beginning their journey with Dustforce DX as well as players already with the Steam achievement. Holding 'left' and 'right' at the same time.Canceling recovery animations of attacks.Dustforce DX Beginner to Intermediate Guide
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