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I think its the "physical attack" you do on stunned enemies that disqualifies you. Or else stealth attacks. I just did both as Barry.
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poptart_fairy posted:
Here it is if you haven't seen it, they don't actually explicitly show it but you can tell what happens from the, uh, shower of blood. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14FIIO-AybY&t=250s
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To all the people talking about Gina's move damage thing, does the damage scale as you, the player level up, or is it only through upgrading the skill? Also, has anyone unlocked any of the bonus weapons other than the bowgun and Chicago Typewriter? How are they? I'm especially curious about the short sword one.
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Mar 22, 2015 18:12
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InequalityGodzilla posted:To all the people talking about Gina's move damage thing, does the damage scale as you, the player level up, or is it only through upgrading the skill? It's both.
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Mar 22, 2015 18:52
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Broose posted:
Pair this up with Jills dash extension and you're basically M. Bison PSYCHO CRUSHER through everything.
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Mar 22, 2015 18:57
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OxMan posted:Pair this up with Jills dash extension and you're basically M. Bison PSYCHO CRUSHER through everything. Are you saying this as an actual, viable attack method? Cause you are getting my hopes up. Does anyone have experience with the rocket launcher skill? Does it have limited uses? Is it good?
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Mar 22, 2015 19:24
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Did anyone manage to hit Alex's "heart" during the first phase of the boss fight? I thought I was supposed to shoot there, but could never really get a good crack at it in terms of angle/time available, so I ended up just unloading into her and she died  Also I honestly wasn't expecting a second phase, but it was pretty cool. I got antsy early on because I thought I only had ten shots period with Claire. Overall the storyline was fun and I liked the episodic nature, a good purchase for twenty-five bucks. I might try going through again for BP, should be easier now that I'm much more comfortable with stun/takedowns than when I first started playing.
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Mar 22, 2015 19:36
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Pyrolocutus posted:Did anyone manage to hit Alex's "heart" during the first phase of the boss fight? I thought I was supposed to shoot there, but could never really get a good crack at it in terms of angle/time available, so I ended up just unloading into her and she died
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Mar 22, 2015 19:47
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Quick question about Raid Mode, Albert Wesker is only avalable if you pay for him, right?
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Pyrolocutus posted:Did anyone manage to hit Alex's "heart" during the first phase of the boss fight? I thought I was supposed to shoot there, but could never really get a good crack at it in terms of angle/time available, so I ended up just unloading into her and she died I couldn't hit the drat thing either, but I had about 15 bottles stockpiled and just firebombed the poo poo out of her
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Broose posted:Are you saying this as an actual, viable attack method? Cause you are getting my hopes up. Hell almost any emote, provided you move around, is viable; you're essentially in a melee hit bubble. The only enemies you need more than that for are revenants and dhurlgas, and chainsaw dude/other Huge guys. Speaking of Chris and the rocket launcher, the golden boy skill is another good one for emote fighting. The launcher has 2 shots at lvl 5, i assume 3 at 10. 30 second cooldown, does about as much damage as a couple of magnum bullets, but in a giant explosion aoe.
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Pyrolocutus posted:Did anyone manage to hit Alex's "heart" during the first phase of the boss fight? I thought I was supposed to shoot there, but could never really get a good crack at it in terms of angle/time available, so I ended up just unloading into her and she died Sometimes she will stand up and walk towards you on her legs before trying to lunge at you. If you hit her a couple of times in the glowy bit she will fall on her back for like ten seconds so you can get in a couple of good hits.
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Speedball posted:Quick question about Raid Mode, Albert Wesker is only avalable if you pay for him, right? Yeah, Wesker and Hunk are DLC. OxMan posted:Hell almost any emote, provided you move around, is viable; you're essentially in a melee hit bubble. The only enemies you need more than that for are revenants and dhurlgas, and chainsaw dude/other Huge guys. Speaking of Chris and the rocket launcher, the golden boy skill is another good one for emote fighting. I'll be honest, I love the idea and seeing it, but I think I'm doing the gesticulating wrong. Most of the time I get hurt rather than the enemy. Golden boy would be a good idea, but then I'd be taking up two skill slots for gimmick killing. Broose fucked around with this message at 22:41 on Mar 22, 2015 |
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Broose posted:Are you saying this as an actual, viable attack method? Cause you are getting my hopes up. almost nothing survives one rocket, and the few that do have so little health left that it only takes a few shots to kill them all the 'sub boss' style enemies placed at the end of encounters are made completely trivial with this skill as you don't even need to bother to save your ammunition if you had any issue with that it is easily absurdly overpowered given that the most dangerous thing in raid mode is running out of bullets on bullet sponge boss enemies
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Broose posted:Yeah, Wesker and Hunk are DLC.
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 Gotten this survival Little Miss thing down pretty good now. Its basically just patterns and timing. One more run and i can get dodge cancel for campaign.
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Grey Fox posted:and to further clarify, Wesker is not in the season pass but Hunk is Not in the $25, but i think he is on the $ 40 season pass. He's also free if you get the gamestop disc version i think, might be preorder only.
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Magnus Condomus posted:
Oooh, nice. Dodge cancel is probably REALLY handy for getting the hell out of the way of enemies when you're reloading.
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Getting spotted 9 times means you still get an S? Guess that means i can stop resetting every time i get seen then.
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HOOLY BOOLY posted:Getting spotted 9 times means you still get an S? Guess that means i can stop resetting every time i get seen then. I guess that's because the entire game of Little Miss is pass/fail. That said I think there's an achievement for never getting spotted.
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OxMan posted:Not in the $25, but i think he is on the $ 40 season pass. He's also free if you get the gamestop disc version i think, might be preorder only.
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HOOLY BOOLY posted:Getting spotted 9 times means you still get an S? Guess that means i can stop resetting every time i get seen then. I got spotted 11 times and got an A so 10 is probably the cut off. I still got a S rank overall though because I got a S rank on the time.
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Speedball posted:Oooh, nice. Dodge cancel is probably REALLY handy for getting the hell out of the way of enemies when you're reloading. Dodge cancel is baller for countdown modes. No more waiting to get up from knockdowns or waiting for reloads.
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Mar 23, 2015 04:36
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The worst reward is what you get for buying all campaign skills, including Dodge Cancel. 1000 BP 
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I imagine that Gesticulation is going to result in a lot of wacky fan-comics to come involving breakdancing zombie-killing. ...Pedro's drill is not nearly as awesome as it should be. The hitbox is way too narrow.
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When you find a collectible in an episode, can you quit the episode there and still have it saved or do you have to complete that whole part in order to keep it?
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Heroic Yoshimitsu posted:When you find a collectible in an episode, can you quit the episode there and still have it saved or do you have to complete that whole part in order to keep it? I think you can quit, because I remember shooting a tower emblem and dying and next time I was there it was gone.
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I think you at least need to hit a save spot before you quit.
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So has anyone figured out the best way to get S ranks on story missions? The only real way I've found thus far is to stock up on ammo and subweapons in advance and then basically charge through the levels ignoring as many enemies as possible, which is kind of a pain. Also, does anyone know if the specially named versions of weapons have unlisted side effects like they did in Rev1's raid mode? Like, I in Rev1 I remember getting a special version of the shotgun called the sledgehammer that did far more damage than normal but also made you move more slowly when you had it out. Anyone know if there are effects like that? Because I just got a lvl. 97 special version of the 2005M magnum called "Mr. Train" which looks loving fantastic with around 31000 damage per shot and a pretty great RoF for a magnum, and all of that was before adding a single part. I'm just wondering if it's too good to be true and if it'll do something terrible to me if I use it. Magnus Condomus posted:Dodge cancel is baller for countdown modes. No more waiting to get up from knockdowns or waiting for reloads. Speedball posted:...Pedro's drill is not nearly as awesome as it should be. The hitbox is way too narrow.  Still, I feel like if you level it up and make an effort to line up enemies it could turn out pretty good. InequalityGodzilla fucked around with this message at 21:18 on Mar 23, 2015 |
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well, the worst part about countdown mode is that it is possible to walk yourself into an unwinnable checkpoint. With no way of going back to a previous checkpoint. instead resulting in having to restart the entire episode part.
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InequalityGodzilla posted:So has anyone figured out the best way to get S ranks on story missions? The only real way I've found thus far is to stock up on ammo and subweapons in advance and then basically charge through the levels ignoring as many enemies as possible, which is kind of a pain. S ranks are based on three factors: time, retries, and accuracy. If you get two S and one A, you'll still get an S overall. 0 retries = S, 1 retry = A. Time changes based on the individual level. I'm not sure if accuracy changes between levels or what the exact threshold is, but I know that the S requirement is somewhere in the 80s. Out of the three, accuracy is the easiest to screw up. It's easy to go fast when you know the levels, and you'll know if you've died or not, but your accuracy is most likely going to be a mystery until the results screen. What's especially unfortunate is that if you try to play extremely conservatively and rarely use your guns, the score has a smaller pool to draw from. So even if you play like a total badass and only shoot 5 bullets, if two of them miss you're down to 60%. To mitigate this, I advise shooting additional enemies along with the required kills – aim for center mass and don't ever use automatic weapons. Every shot you land gives you more accuracy points to give you a better chance at getting the S. Although you can get by with an A if you get an S in retries and time, which are a lot easier. As far as I can tell, melee attacks, flashlight, bricks, subweapons, and your partner shooting have no effect on your percentage. Stocking up is a good idea like you said, but because you'll want to evade most enemies, you don't need to max yourself out. It's good to have enough to get by and to get a few extra kills, but you definitely don't need to grind to stock up. When playing one of the Barry levels, it's great to play as Natalia because she can't get grabbed, making running past enemies way easier. Generally every Claire chapter has a choice you can make that will make things easier for her but harder for Barry, or vice versa. You can abuse this by making the hard choice for Claire on casual, then going for your S as Barry with the easy choice saved, and then going back to the Claire level and getting the S by taking the easy choice. For example in chapter 1, don't use the flamethrower as Claire on casual, then play as Barry so you can skip the control room, then play Claire again and use the flamethrower, etc.
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Smirking_Serpent posted:S ranks are based on three factors: time, retries, and accuracy. If you get two S and one A, you'll still get an S overall. 0 retries = S, 1 retry = A. Time changes based on the individual level. I'm not sure if accuracy changes between levels or what the exact threshold is, but I know that the S requirement is somewhere in the 80s.
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InequalityGodzilla posted:Umm, you sure about this bit? Because my memory's not great but I'm almost certain my recurring problem has been getting 2 S ranks and an A, and then having the game mark that as an A rank overall. Yeah I'm sure, I've definitely done it before.
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Yep, it rounds up. I've been going back to S rank everything and I tend to get an A in accuracy whenever there's glasps around. Also, have plenty of magnum ammo for any big dudes that you can't get around and the smoke bottles are great for taking guys out quick.
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So did anyone else not use Barry's magnum much at all? Because I am the gooniest goon I actually audibly said "I have THIS" when I decided to bust it out against his chapter 3 boss (seriously, gently caress that jerk) and it was satisfying as hell, but I seldom had a need to use it otherwise. It was enough to know it was there, to me. Of course, it made the final boss immensely satisfying when I had enough ammo hoarded for it to pretty much exclusively use it there. 
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So what jerk thought it was a good idea to make every gauntlet on the Code Red difficulty level 90? Cause I thought I'd be able to steam roll my way through it with Hunk...and then I get half way through gauntlet 2 and I hit level 90. So now I have to level up my next closest character 20+ levels and even then, that character will maybe be able to finish another gauntlet and half. I guess I don't need the completion medals to unlock the omega code red level?
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The "Routes of Future Past" achievement bug on Steam has been fixed. If you should have received it and haven't, just restart Barry's episode 4. I also just noticed that I for some reason configured the game to use a lower resolution than my monitor is capable of. 42 hours played and I just thought the game was REALLY ugly. 
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Niggurath posted:So what jerk thought it was a good idea to make every gauntlet on the Code Red difficulty level 90? Cause I thought I'd be able to steam roll my way through it with Hunk...and then I get half way through gauntlet 2 and I hit level 90. So now I have to level up my next closest character 20+ levels and even then, that character will maybe be able to finish another gauntlet and half. I guess I don't need the completion medals to unlock the omega code red level? you know you can like, set your character's level before you enter a mission right? hunk can be level 90 forever ~if you believe~
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Bought this on a whim and never played Revelations 1. How addictive is Raid mode exactly?
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Pesmerga posted:Bought this on a whim and never played Revelations 1. How addictive is Raid mode exactly? Generally very, but it really depends on how much you like numbers going up.
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