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6/28/2025, 9:43:06 AM
>>529118691
>most fun way to use colossal weapons gets absolutely butchered on the strength guy because they decided to make his moveset atrociously slow for no reason, funnelling people into the boring-ass duel wield jump attack colossal playstyle even harder than ER did
Genuinely what the fuck were they thinking? The unique movesets should have been relegated to their starter weapons, or it at least should be an option. Not being able to use the Giant-Crusher's heavy attack on Raider or the same for the sword of Milos on Wylder is lame and gay.
>most fun way to use colossal weapons gets absolutely butchered on the strength guy because they decided to make his moveset atrociously slow for no reason, funnelling people into the boring-ass duel wield jump attack colossal playstyle even harder than ER did
Genuinely what the fuck were they thinking? The unique movesets should have been relegated to their starter weapons, or it at least should be an option. Not being able to use the Giant-Crusher's heavy attack on Raider or the same for the sword of Milos on Wylder is lame and gay.
6/12/2025, 1:07:57 PM
>>527139562
>make Raider's attacks with colossal weapons, great hammers and great axes so atrociously slow that jumping attacks are far and away the best way to play him
Jump attack spam is such a gay way to play strength builds. Actually learning a boss's moveset so you know where you can get away with fully charging a heavy attack was way more satisfying, but I'd be surprised if that were at all possible with Raider's slow-ass moveset. I got the impression that this game was trying to refine the various playstyles that are possible in ER so I really wish they encouraged and rewarded the strength character for utilising his entire moveset instead of yet again nudging people towards jumping R2s/L1s.
>make Raider's attacks with colossal weapons, great hammers and great axes so atrociously slow that jumping attacks are far and away the best way to play him
Jump attack spam is such a gay way to play strength builds. Actually learning a boss's moveset so you know where you can get away with fully charging a heavy attack was way more satisfying, but I'd be surprised if that were at all possible with Raider's slow-ass moveset. I got the impression that this game was trying to refine the various playstyles that are possible in ER so I really wish they encouraged and rewarded the strength character for utilising his entire moveset instead of yet again nudging people towards jumping R2s/L1s.
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