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Super excited to finally play this when it gets released :D
False. In Ultra Hard, you take 200% more damage, which is why you should complete the game once to get the best weapons and armor from your first lap so you can upgrade them even more to deal with enemies on a second playthrough at higher difficulty.
Oh and you also do 70% damage compared to 100% on Normal when playing on Ultra Hard. Enemy health isn't actually increased. They just get more aggressive.
I think I might (both figuratively, and literally) dust off my PS4 to see what I was playing at there;
With the ability to actually aim properly here, I might go for 1 step up from whatever that run was :P
I'm thinking the same go up one from normal to start and go from there. I like a challenge but the thought of a second play through with it cranked right up sounds appealing ;)
You basically get a free hit, since in Ultra Hard even one stomp from a Watcher, the lowest level enemy, is enough to almost kill you.
I fully enjoyed the easiest setting the first time. There are so many moves and tricks to learn that , imho, starting hard can be missed, be a pain the azz, or be very frustrated.