Have u finished the main story?
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no i’m stuck on the third boss 😩😩😩
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I look forward to u finishing!!!
I struggled with the 3rd boss longest too, final boss is easier actually I think. Run away a lot, stay far from Theseus, hide behind obstacles when he throws his shit, and take out asterius first
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I would say basically the main thing to getting good at hades is to learn enemy movements (they do telegraph them in distinct ways) and learn to not get hit
I think people who aren’t seasoned gamers tend to panic a lot. I’ve witnessed my wife go from skittish noob to calm badass
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lmao once I hit my first clear I just turned on God Mode so I could power through the rest of the story
It was a decent story, with some cute twists
But that's all I can say abt Hades without getting mad lol
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did you find it too repetitive? It does get a bit repetitive
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lmao nah I actually thought it handled the repetition real well! (plus I have like 2k+ hours in Warframe so I'm resistant)
it was just the first Supergiant game to disappoint me since it never reached for the sky like their other games
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Bastion is spunky cowboy fantasy-with-guns abt deep cultural wounds, Transistor is sexy jazzy sci-fi abt building Utopias, and Pyre is a fantasy sportsball team management simulator abt liberty & revolution with story tied to tightly to mechanics my heart couldn't take it
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i was actually much more disappointed by transistor. it was gorgeous but i felt way too punished by the mechanic where you lose functions if you die :/
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imo failstates in Transistor were a really bold design choice, although it was maybe a bit too bold
it was a good way to encourage players to mix up their arsenal as well as make failure undesirable without fully stopping the game, but the function you lost seemed arbitrary
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i think the general design pattern where you encourage players to mix up their arsenal with bonuses feels a lot better; hades does this in a few ways
yeah it's one of their trademark design trends, up there with customizable difficulty settings
I think Pyre handled build-swapping the best, but it had a major story integration to help it out