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you gotta be kidding me all of that effort in hard mode and i still die in the end Bruh.... but i still love this game with all my heart
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I love and hate the animations, I love them bcuz they look cool, but I hate them bcuz they make my crap pc have input lag, which gets me killed
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In the final fight the most effective way to win was to just keep hitting the rebel with 'a' and then phase behind him with 's'. Vola, human tennis.
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This game is absolutely beautiful, in art and sound. With enjoyable combat and platforming. Leading to an all-round excellent experience while playing. However the final boss can be beaten simply by spamming "s". Which kind of removed the epicness of the battle.
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jirobie11 I assume that you are talking about the final boss. After you have delivered a beating he will speed up and use his special moves more often, which are more difficult to counter than the basic combo. I have some tips on how to do it, though. S move: Just attack him before he has time to attack you(in easy mode, that's actually what LW tries when you do it on him, although he fails). D move: If you just stand still, he will hit you. However, the hitbox is relatively small, so you can escape it by running away or jumping into the air. He'll be open for soem punishment afterwards. W move: Although it might seem impossible to counter, you can actually just jump up and attack him in the air(easier with double jump, but it should be possible by attacking directly after jumping).
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I just realized something: When fighting thefinal boss on hard mode you have to make use of the weaknesses in your opponents battle style and release some pretty complicated combos, while as Vandheer Lorde, you just lazily use the same basic combo over and over, hardly caring to memorize your opponent's moves since your own are so overpowered that he hardly ever gets to use them. It actually makes you feel like the characters would. Genius. Pure genius.
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boss is kinda garbage. A is just normal attack, S can totally be spammed for a free win, D literally doesn't work (does it even have a hitbox or is it just an animation?) and W is easily ran away from by the lone warrior. During D and W you can move, but it's not s great, as it's still hard to aim (with W, D still being... nothing) and it will easily end with you falling off the map.
The fact you can't attack in the air removes pretty much all the strategic aspect there could have been to it
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This is a fun but sadly short game. The switch on the final boss was confusing at first but it gave the game something else. Made you feel evil on the inside and you wanted to kill your original character.
Possibly because the first time you sit there and think that your getting a cut scene or something, then notice that your health bar goes down every time "you" make contact. I just think that that could use a little description. Overall, great game!
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I found a way to win the final battle with only the "A button". So you know how if you lunge through enemies they attack you from behind and are invulnerable? Basically you jump over his head until he turns around, swiftly return, and spam A until he falls off the cliff.
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When the first bridge crumbles, you can double jump then air attack to get to the cliff Vadheer stood on. This is a pretty useful skip if you're getting the Speed Demon achievement.
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The final boss was stupid and pointless once I realized who I was controlling. You can just spam s or w. His d move is horrible though. However, lack of a double jump just made it frustrating. One time, I was spamming vandheer's ultimate and I knocked the guy to the edge, then I used my ultimate right on top of him, then fell to my death. That also happened the first time I used his d move.