Question, do you use the gamepad screen or the analog to draw? Did you unlock the faster draw speed and hold the button to make it even faster? I can pull off any weapon in fractions of a second, and worst case scenario I can redraw them just as fast, even in 101 Hard where time doesn't stop. It's all practice.
Analog and yes, unlocked it all. I have played 2 runs through but I am not in a hurry to play it again anymore. Even though I have practiced some I still could get the game go "Naw, not right, try again".
That one is kind of a bother because the very last Wonderful can get stuck and you have to hit the stick a few times to get him in there. Once you unlock a couple secret characters (which raise your max over 100) it stops being a problem.
But it always fills up to 100 until you have found every single one of the W100s plus the secret characters, something I never got to. So this kept remaining a problem.
With dashing and extending a line to get them back you can get them back in a second or two with a little experience. You only need 10 to dodge or block anyway.
Once again, the game tells jack shit about this stuff so it took me to watching a Saur tutorial video on Youtube after my first playthrough until I got this tip. Something that would have helped to know
before all that frustrating crap.
I play in a 40" screen so I guess that helps. In any case smaller minions should get caught in your attacks, it's rare to have one be able to reach you and in any case that's what Ukemi is for.
45 or something inch screen, so same, but usually you are focused on the other tiny speck of an enemy you are fighting you loose the sense of what is around you. This has not been a problem in Bayonetta or any other Kamiya game where I feel I got a complete clear picture of what is around me.
Well, that all goes with learning the game, same as with any P* game. You can block his blunt attacks, i.e. fist and hammer.
Stuff the game doesnt tell you part 421, you have to buy the dodge and block and even in the little text blurbs it makes no mention of what can and can't be blocked.
Wow, I have to strongly disagree. B1 is really good but I wouldn't place it at his top 2, probably not even top 3.
I easily place it up there. Perfect controls, clear and easy to learn with everything you know at the start (DODGE!) and the game doesn't mess with that formula, only letting you go deeper into the mentioned mechanics afterwards, the music of Bayonetta is one of my all-time favorite soundtracks and Bayonetta is
the female character of ever. Bayonetta is by far his best. The Wondeful 101 is cute but felt mostly like spectacle, sure its easy to get hyped along with the story but godfuckingdamnit few games have ever frustrated me so much. I have played DMC1, 3, 4, Metal Gear Rising, Ninja Gaiden Black, Bayonetta 1 (like 24 times or something) and even the God of War series but The Wonderful 101 was the one that broke me mentally for being so annoying. It worked a lot better on my second playthrough but even on my first with all those other games (GoW series can be debated) I still had a great time getting my ass handed to me, not with The Wonderful 101.
