Sentences with phrase «what normal enemies»

The bosses» damage output is extremely high relative both to what normal enemies can dish out and to what you can yourself, and the aforementioned frequency of stunning attacks grants some bosses several hits on you if they manage to land just one.

Not exact matches

Loving our enemies goes contrary to what feels right or normal.

The normal enemies in The Surge alone can act as mini-boss fights and while there is a lack of enemy variety in the game, the struggle to improve and iterate on each fight is what makes the game fun here.

You have your normal run - of - the - mill enemy groups like any other dungeon RPG, but what makes Etrian Odyssey special is its super-bosses known as F.O.E.'s, known by their full name Formido Oppugnatura Exsequen.

Keep in mind that Enemies take off twice as much damage per hit and Green Herbs heal only a fraction of what they do in Normal mode.

Although they function like normal Note Blocks, they also play a sound with its pitch based on the block's height, and its instrument based on what object / enemy bounces on it, but specifically plays a steel drum if Mario bounces on it.

It's never smarter or more intuitive, and only manages to become more of a challenge because enemies either become able to withstand massive amounts of punishment (like the juggernaut suited enemies) or they simply use a specialized version of an auto - aim program to try and headshot you from what would otherwise be impossible for a normal player to achieve.

You would often find a treasure chest, (yes the original Xenoblade had normal chests for those with the skill to find them) high level gem, or high level enemy, which if the player defeated above his level was rewarded with high level weapons or armor well beyond what they would normally get at that point in the game.

What you wind up with is an enemy type that completely breaks the normal rules of the game and gives you only one way to deal with them, which is pretty close to «Press X to not die.»