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Yes, the nerfs are necessary. No other enemy in the game is nearly as agile or fast as V2, or is so completely unbalanced. All the other bosses were easier to hit, dodge, and see their tells. V2 is just a poorly designed boss fight, designed to be won solely through luck, and not skill.
So looks like you can actually beat this boss through skill/strategy.
He's not that bad. Most people seem to be able to beat the game within 10 hours or so, and there are plenty of bosses in other games I've had to spend an entire day on just to get past once. If you can't hit him just shoot your coins. If he takes some health off you pump your shotgun and hit him up close to heal.
0/10 boss fight. I've seen better boss fights in unfair roguelike/lites.
I thought it was an awesome fight.
-railgun at fight phase beginning
- do a "railgun/ a burst of nailgun with magnet (use the burst of the variation at the end)/coin revolver" rotation
-dodge and parry, stay calm
-repeat
Marksman Revolver, Electric Railcannon, Nailgun, he's gone fast. Ricochet railcannon and revolver fire off your coins while evading, then nail him with a magnet and overload your nailgun. Maybe a point blank shotgun to heal.