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For hacks, I find it best to just go in, slowly take things out as much as possible. If you die in the hack, you get booted out. Check health, if low, recover some health with healing items, wait until your focus stops going up, then go back in again. If the amount of viruses and things are a bit overwhelming, try to back up a little, they'll bunch up making it a little easier to shoot them.
Also, upgrade your hacking and try to get the wave ability asap! That wide wave attack makes weaker swarms so much easier to handle. Keep firing nonstop as soon as soemthing shows up while backing up a bit or moving side to side usually helps. If possible, hug a corner so the viruses have to contend with the walls so they can't all swarm you at once.
One thing that's really giving me trouble is the way the enemies seem to spawn whenever you start a hack, so if you move away from the hack point the wave will respawn when you restart the hack.
The wave always seems to include a large spinning blade enemy that has too much HP to kill it before it gets to you (and will respawn if you move away from the hack).
Trying to evade enemies just results in more being spawned (since you have to restart the hack), so the only success I have had is from just sitting on the hack point with a full focus bar which results in me finishing the hack just before the unstoppable blade of death kills me.
Is the dock area just really punishing unless you level up lots first?
It seem like if anything it should be on the easy side since its basically the first mission of the main quest.
I wanna play more since it seems like this game has cool stuff to offer but this mission has just stopped me dead :(
If you can, try to take out the cameras 1st in any place that has a camera + gun mount. Disabling the camera is easier than the gun mounts and when they're out, the guns won't attack you either.
Also, if you can, do takedowns on any normal sized human enemies. Its quiet, and won't alert everyone where you are, so you can take his friend down out of sight, run off to hide afterwards, wait for them to calm down and take out another guy until there's nobody left.
I don't think I bothered with guns at all in my playthroughs... the fine gun control is a bit...hard to make a reliable shot when you need it. Besides, close combat is pretty fun lol.
Step 1: Buy Spammer upgrade.
Step 2: Shoot the giant spinning blade with it a few times over the course of the hack.
Step 3: Kill the little viruses with your normal shot.
Step 4: Get out of AR as soon as the hack finishes.
Once you start the hack, you're not frozen in place, you can move around. You can also move in and out of the circle. In quite a few cases I've found it super easy to get the hack to near-completion until they're right on top of me, hop out of the circle and move to one side of the screen, then turbo boost back into the circle to finish it off.
Figuring that out fixed nearly every frustration I had with the AR/Hacking stuff. Hope it helps!
In my case it helps when I play using keyboard. Normally I use xbox pad but in this case it's impossible for me to play. I am awful. I don't know what's going on and I'm dead shortly. When I switch to keyboard+mouse I am a pro xD
It's actually been a while since I played Dex. I need to replay it again to remember what happens in THAT particular Cyberspace setup, as I don't remember ever having a bad time with the controls.
Though, in my defence, I did switch to the keyboard/mouse whenever I needed to do AR or Cyberspace, which just made things so much easier. The only thing which did give me trouble was remembering which key was the Shockwave and the Data Shield. Often it's the circumstance that I forget which key does what, and end up using a consumable I didn't want to use.
But other than that, it was fine(ish)...
My preferred secondary weapon for AR-hacking is the Wedge, to kill the Trojan Virus that rushes in when hacking people, turrets or vending machines. Pulsewave is good against viruses in computer systems, but in AR they're coming from all directions, so even a wide attack doesn't catch a whole lot of them.
I don't bother attacking the big, blue-white Attractor that turns up when hacking cameras and turrets, because the hack will be finished before my feeble attacks can kill that thing. Maybe killing it is an option for someone with much higher Hacking skill, but I didn't bother putting a single point there.