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Inspired by this informative video, no doubt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah4h4WXGPSkThe community hubs can be amazing sometimes.
EDIT: god damn it Spring-Loaded!
Inspired by this informative video, no doubt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah4h4WXGPSkThe community hubs can be amazing sometimes.
I did, and found it completely useless.
I did, and found it completely useless.
I don't know what it is with Platinum action games. I am not incompetent. Played through all the good Devil May Cry games on the hardest difficulty and didn't struggle that much in the process. Both Metal Gear Rising and Bayonetta were supposedly really dumbed down compared to things like DMC, but here I am completely incapable of playing them.
I am enjoying absolutely no part of this. This is stunlock: the videogame. I go to a room and then keep exploding across the room forever from getting hit with all sorts of things. Much like with Bayonetta, the only tactic that somewhat works for me is mashing buttons randomly. Whenever I try to apply any kind of skill to it I'm just watching Raiden being thrown around.
Thefight with Sam is utter bullshit. I had no problems with Raiden on Hard, but Sam just doesn't seem to have the right tools. I'm on about my tenth attempt and it's just a stupid dodge-fest, where any mis-timing results in 40% damage. Meanwhile, my attacks do about 0.1% per hit.Armstrong
Disappointed with the Sam DLC overall. Good thing the main game is so awesome...
Tip: Taunting lets you do ALOT more damage to every enemy. But you take damage from parrying. If you have the dodge down, then taunt and try to get in with some lights + charge attacks if you can manage.
Only thing I'm worried about if they do a sequel is will they be able to match how amazing the soundtrack is in the first one.
Or how amazing Armstrong was as a boss.
If there's one developer I trust to go bigger and crazier, it's Platinum. When you're teaming up with a resurrected Sam, and Raiden's body has combined with Blade Wolf's (Constructicon-style) to fight Turbo Solidus on the roof of the White House at the end of Revengeance 2, Armstrong is going to be nothing more than a quaint memory.
Does Turbo Solidus wield 6 swords at once? He should.
This would be crazy hilarious. If that really happens, and Raiden+Blade Wolf go full on power ranger like construction style with crazy ass animations, I would probably be laughing for a solid 5 minutes.If there's one developer I trust to go bigger and crazier, it's Platinum. When you're teaming up with a resurrected Sam, and Raiden's body has combined with Blade Wolf's (Constructicon-style) to fight Turbo Solidus on the roof of the White House at the end of Revengeance 2, Armstrong is going to be nothing more than a quaint memory.
I want this game yesterday.If there's one developer I trust to go bigger and crazier, it's Platinum. When you're teaming up with a resurrected Sam, and Raiden's body has combined with Blade Wolf's (Constructicon-style) to fight Turbo Solidus on the roof of the White House at the end of Revengeance 2, Armstrong is going to be nothing more than a quaint memory.
Honestly, Platinum could do a lot with Solidus's old design. Duel katanas, missile-shooting-and-gripping tentacles, fire-trail dashes, strength-inducing boosts, on top of an even more interesting movelist they could give him.
Jack the Ripper meeting his maker (again) would be worth it for the cutscenes alone.
I can already picture lines like "I am Metal Gear Raiden!"If there's one developer I trust to go bigger and crazier, it's Platinum. When you're teaming up with a resurrected Sam, and Raiden's body has combined with Blade Wolf's (Constructicon-style) to fight Turbo Solidus on the roof of the White House at the end of Revengeance 2, Armstrong is going to be nothing more than a quaint memory.
I'm honestly kind of worried about the canned PR response now, as they have been so candid with information in the past.
Are you moving both camera AND cutting angle? You won't get a proper lock if you aren't. Also, you only need to hit three out of for of the boxes for it to count.For the most part I have the Armstrong fight figured out, but I can't make the second zandatsu cut when he throws the giant rocks at you. I can't seem to get it lined up in time. I didn't have this much trouble with Dark Souls bosses. I might just give up on this fight.
For the most part I have the Armstrong fight figured out, but I can't make the second zandatsu cut when he throws the giant rocks at you. I can't seem to get it lined up in time. I didn't have this much trouble with Dark Souls bosses. I might just give up on this fight.
For the most part I have the Armstrong fight figured out, but I can't make the second zandatsu cut when he throws the giant rocks at you. I can't seem to get it lined up in time. I didn't have this much trouble with Dark Souls bosses. I might just give up on this fight.
Are you flicking the analog? That's one thing I noticed with when my friends played it, they hold the direction and then flick to the opposite side in order to cut, but that will only give you two slashes instead.For the most part I have the Armstrong fight figured out, but I can't make the second zandatsu cut when he throws the giant rocks at you. I can't seem to get it lined up in time. I didn't have this much trouble with Dark Souls bosses. I might just give up on this fight.
Are you flicking the analog? That's one thing I noticed with when my friends played it, they hold the direction and then flick to the opposite side in order to cut, but that will only give you two slashes instead.
The cuts on the rocks are actually really forgiving. You just gotta make sure you hit all 4 squares and you're good. Hold a direction and just let the analog go like a slingshot.
For the most part I have the Armstrong fight figured out, but I can't make the second zandatsu cut when he throws the giant rocks at you. I can't seem to get it lined up in time. I didn't have this much trouble with Dark Souls bosses. I might just give up on this fight.
I got an A on Monsoon and nearly had a heart attack, but reloading from checkpoint let me do the blade mode QTE again which gave me enough hits to get an S. I also missed a really easy fight in the Bladewolf DLC on Revengeance, every other chapter was an S .MOTHERFUCKER.
Edit: Just ran the chapter again, managed to get everything, and I beat Monsoon first time! Thank god for that, think he must have felt sorry for me.
Are you flicking the analog? That's one thing I noticed with when my friends played it, they hold the direction and then flick to the opposite side in order to cut, but that will only give you two slashes instead.
The cuts on the rocks are actually really forgiving. You just gotta make sure you hit all 4 squares and you're good. Hold a direction and just let the analog go like a slingshot.
Nope, I was just playing through the Dwarf Gekko section again and every time I went through the tunnel where one of the secrets is, the camera would lock to perspective I had while going through it. I kept having to restart the checkpoint to deal with it.Just a quick question about the PC port. Did they fix the camera problem? You know the camera being in a random angle and you can't see the enemies etc.
Nope, I was just playing through the Dwarf Gekko section again and every time I went through the tunnel where one of the secrets is, the camera would lock to perspective I had while going through it. I kept having to restart the checkpoint to deal with it.
Also, for some reason, I can't get past the room with the control panel to switch from the Dwarf Gekko to Raiden. I see the "Attract Attention" logo fine, but there's no button prompt and button mashing doesn't help.
It should stop immediately if you let go of the button, unless you've got it set up as a toggle. In that case, tap the button again.Something I've always neglected to ask with this game; has anyone found a (close-to) surefire way of getting out of blade mode quickly once activated?
I seem to really need it for some VR missions of the Steam version.
Something I've always neglected to ask with this game; has anyone found a (close-to) surefire way of getting out of blade mode quickly once activated?
I seem to really need it for some VR missions of the Steam version.
I can already picture lines like "I am Metal Gear Raiden!"
Also no White House, we need to go bigger, the final fight needs to happen at the Apollo 11 USA flag on the moon.
I'm with you man. I just finished that fight, and that whole thing was bullshit. The camera was awful, the hitboxes for the fire are bigger than the actual fire, they give you almost no time to set up those zandatsus, his grab has absurd range, and no hint of what you're supposed to do when he heals (I had to use a faq). It's the only fight in the entire game where I felt it was just a matter of luck.Holy fucking shit, I finally did. Thanks for the advice on using both analogue sticks and flicking them when I want to cut. Fuck that fight though and it's zandatsu bullshit. It completely ruined for me what was otherwise a pretty challenging encounter. It took me around 20 tries to figure Armstrong's moves out and another 50 to properly do the 3 cut sequence. Overall a really fun game though. I'd definitely be down for another one.
Yep, was the most challenging part of the entire game for me.So yeah, this Blade Wolf fight on the Jetstream DLC. I feel like I'm fighting the camera more then the boss.