I get killed in 1-2 hits and reading the attacks is so annoying. Bring back the humanoid bosses please. I stopped having fun fighting this thing 3 hours ago.
I tried probably 4 different builds and still no luck, I can barely get a quarter of the way through phase 2.
I thought I was pretty nice to her but she started beefing with me so I had to kill her
I've been trying to find something other than longsword to use and duel swords seems cool, but the clash mechanic seems inconsistent or the weapons in general are just bad.
Even at level 35 the only thing useful I've paired with is the Darkfrost Edge which almost trivializes the game with the auto spell generation.
I know the different bending styles use inspiration from different traditional styles. If you do practice them, how well are they represented and how have you enjoyed them?
Do you find that your particular style is rare or just uses more specific techniques from other bigger styles?
When you see posts online about what style to pick for self defense, everyone generally has the same 5 answers, likely with biased based on their background. I think the point people miss or don't mention enough is quality of your training.
Any martial art can be bad if you don't train enough or your coach is not a very good coach. However, despite that do you think there's a style that can carry you out of a nasty situation even with poor or little training.
Maybe something like learning as simple as a 1,2 slip in boxing, or just being able to frame up and shrimp out while rolling with an opponent.
I got one of those warranty letters saying I have a 40th Anniversary GTI, but it doesn't have any of the markings for it and it's blue. Is there a chance I'm being charged extra on my insurance or that someone took all the decals off or someone did paperwork wrong?
I played Hollow Fragment a long time ago (I think) I remember it feeling like a Dynasty Warrior game but I liked making my own guy. Kinda boring though and the gameplay felt more like it was playing itself.
Then tried Fatal Bullet with a friend. Again, it felt the same way. Game felt like it played itself more then me being in control and was more reliant on loot then skill expression.
Is this game pretty much the same way? Another Dynasty Warriors game with easy enemies then a boss with a big red circle to avoid?
I see you can fly, is that something actually utilized or just another way to run but slightly higher off the ground.