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Seriously though, I believe the patterns are based upon.... encouraging? the use of the swap mechanic. But yeah, they can be brutal.
This brings up another issue, though one that can be blamed on my muscle memory. Polarity swaping feels a little slow, at least compared to other games that have it like eXeed 2nd.
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The swap is pretty quick IMO, if anything it's comparable to eXceed 2nd. It's just something you have to adjust to.
I guess I'm just too used to other games. It will take me quite a while to adjust to Ikaruga.
Lots of bullets everywhere in well defined patterns, small hitbox (though it could be a bit smaller), focus on bullet volume rather than accuracy... seems bullethell-ish to me.
No, just trying to dodge when I should be swapping polarities, or getting caught in situations where bullets of opposite polarities are in close proximity. In other words, I'm making mistakes because I'm too used to other bullethells.