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I want to see MN enemy layouts so bad
Wake up babe new IGN shilling vid dropped
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it3gh08ickU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it3gh08ickU
Meowning thread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LSL18js0F8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LSL18js0F8
Meowning thread.
>>718262243
The bow was goated in S2/2B and 3RE. Kasumi's windmill was sick too. Don't miss the rest.
The bow was goated in S2/2B and 3RE. Kasumi's windmill was sick too. Don't miss the rest.
>>718157758
Yakumo's 4th weapon and its blud form
Ryu aurafarming
Windblades and the phoenix ninpo in action
Ayane
Maybe a few more enemies and bosses
Some concrete info regarding the future DLC stuff and weapons.
Yakumo's 4th weapon and its blud form
Ryu aurafarming
Windblades and the phoenix ninpo in action
Ayane
Maybe a few more enemies and bosses
Some concrete info regarding the future DLC stuff and weapons.
>>717979847
>I miss projectile UTs, I wish that worked again.
Bow UT is why the game has limited arrows and wet-noodle standard shots with shit damage across the board and zero stun against some of the most common enemy types like van gelfs and gajas, as well as werewolves who come in hundreds across just two missions.
Thanks to all that, the bow has next to no utility in regular encounters and 90% of the bow-focused combat boils down to spamming jumpshots like a retard, with occasional OLUTs that are likely to whiff due to the broken targeting, and then restocking the arrows off of conveniently placed dead bodies to repeat the process.
https://youtu.be/yOGxh6rbTD0?si=m9M3Wslyl6Jxb0mu&t=322
The remaining 10% is when you hide behind a corner and try to pixelhunt the enemies with UT charges, because ranged humanoids have the same HP pool as their melee variants, but the problem goes deeper than that.
Because drawing the bow automatically starts the UT charge, not only do you get glued to the spot like before, now you're also unable to put the bow back nor defend yourself in any way for the first and the only time in the series, all while taking increased damage. The hyperarmor you get while charging is either worthless (against archers and rocket soldiers) or outright detrimental against anything else, resulting in more HP loss. Sigma 2's bow fixes all of the aforementioned issues and then some.
Several dogshit bosses got made just to shill the bow UT, and their fights only got improved tenfold with its removal, be it due to infinite arrows, the buffed damage on normal shots coupled with increased rate of fire resulting in a much higher DPS compared to the charged shots. or the simple ability to move.
The Twin Dragons with their adds were an absolute failure in their design and intent to make the player utilize both types of shots, so they just got rightfully removed alongside the UTs. Neither are missed.
>I miss projectile UTs, I wish that worked again.
Bow UT is why the game has limited arrows and wet-noodle standard shots with shit damage across the board and zero stun against some of the most common enemy types like van gelfs and gajas, as well as werewolves who come in hundreds across just two missions.
Thanks to all that, the bow has next to no utility in regular encounters and 90% of the bow-focused combat boils down to spamming jumpshots like a retard, with occasional OLUTs that are likely to whiff due to the broken targeting, and then restocking the arrows off of conveniently placed dead bodies to repeat the process.
https://youtu.be/yOGxh6rbTD0?si=m9M3Wslyl6Jxb0mu&t=322
The remaining 10% is when you hide behind a corner and try to pixelhunt the enemies with UT charges, because ranged humanoids have the same HP pool as their melee variants, but the problem goes deeper than that.
Because drawing the bow automatically starts the UT charge, not only do you get glued to the spot like before, now you're also unable to put the bow back nor defend yourself in any way for the first and the only time in the series, all while taking increased damage. The hyperarmor you get while charging is either worthless (against archers and rocket soldiers) or outright detrimental against anything else, resulting in more HP loss. Sigma 2's bow fixes all of the aforementioned issues and then some.
Several dogshit bosses got made just to shill the bow UT, and their fights only got improved tenfold with its removal, be it due to infinite arrows, the buffed damage on normal shots coupled with increased rate of fire resulting in a much higher DPS compared to the charged shots. or the simple ability to move.
The Twin Dragons with their adds were an absolute failure in their design and intent to make the player utilize both types of shots, so they just got rightfully removed alongside the UTs. Neither are missed.
>>717979847
>I miss projectile UTs, I wish that worked again.
Bow UT is why the game has limited arrows and wet-noodle standard shots with shit damage across the board and zero stun against some of the most common enemy types like van gelfs and gajas, as well as werewolves who come in hundreds across just two missions.
Thanks to all that, the bow has next to no utility in regular encounters and 90% of the bow-focused combat boils down to spamming jumpshots like a retard, with occasional OLUTs that are likely to whiff due to the broken targeting, and then restocking the arrows off of conveniently placed dead bodies to repeat the process.
https://youtu.be/yOGxh6rbTD0?si=m9M3Wslyl6Jxb0mu&t=322
The remaining 10% is when you hide behind a corner and try to pixelhunt the enemies with UT charges, because ranged humanoids have the same HP pool as their melee variants, but the problem goes deeper than that.
Because drawing the bow automatically starts the UT charge, not only do you get glued to the spot like before, now you're also unable to put the bow back nor defend yourself in any way for the first and the only time in the series, all while taking increased damage. The hyperarmor you get while charging is either worthless (against archers and rocket soldiers) or outright detrimental against anything else, resulting in more HP loss. Sigma 2's bow fixes all of the aforementioned issues and then some.
Several dogshit bosses got made just to shill the bow UT, and their fights only got improved tenfold with its removal, be it due to infinite arrows, the buffed damage on normal shots coupled with increased rate of fire resulting in a much higher DPS compared to the charged shots. or the simple ability to move.
The Twin Dragons with their adds were an absolute failure in their design and intent to make the player utilize both types of shots, so they just got rightfully removed alongside the UTs. Neither are missed.
>I miss projectile UTs, I wish that worked again.
Bow UT is why the game has limited arrows and wet-noodle standard shots with shit damage across the board and zero stun against some of the most common enemy types like van gelfs and gajas, as well as werewolves who come in hundreds across just two missions.
Thanks to all that, the bow has next to no utility in regular encounters and 90% of the bow-focused combat boils down to spamming jumpshots like a retard, with occasional OLUTs that are likely to whiff due to the broken targeting, and then restocking the arrows off of conveniently placed dead bodies to repeat the process.
https://youtu.be/yOGxh6rbTD0?si=m9M3Wslyl6Jxb0mu&t=322
The remaining 10% is when you hide behind a corner and try to pixelhunt the enemies with UT charges, because ranged humanoids have the same HP pool as their melee variants, but the problem goes deeper than that.
Because drawing the bow automatically starts the UT charge, not only do you get glued to the spot like before, now you're also unable to put the bow back nor defend yourself in any way for the first and the only time in the series, all while taking increased damage. The hyperarmor you get while charging is either worthless (against archers and rocket soldiers) or outright detrimental against anything else, resulting in more HP loss. Sigma 2's bow fixes all of the aforementioned issues and then some.
Several dogshit bosses got made just to shill the bow UT, and their fights only got improved tenfold with its removal, be it due to infinite arrows, the buffed damage on normal shots coupled with increased rate of fire resulting in a much higher DPS compared to the charged shots. or the simple ability to move.
The Twin Dragons with their adds were an absolute failure in their design and intent to make the player utilize both types of shots, so they just got rightfully removed alongside the UTs. Neither are missed.
Congrats and yeah that was something. But at least engaging unlike the snorefest in Black. If you're going to do the final challenge then I'd suggest leaving the last two ogres alive so you can just fight one berserker at a time.
>>717633883
Losing bow sucks but I can live with it. The control scheme is confusing me though. I thought right trigger was used for gleam/bloodbind mode
Losing bow sucks but I can live with it. The control scheme is confusing me though. I thought right trigger was used for gleam/bloodbind mode
>likes bayo
DMC 2 is probably more up your alley.
DMC 2 is probably more up your alley.