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Big the Haruo on hyper is not that hard. I beat it with 1 person and 2 CPUs.
But M10 is just like, unfair and frustrating. All its cards are extremely annoying and devastating. M10 can be furthermore overpowered if its cards come in combinations. Me and my friends have made quite some talk about how to beat it on hyper with Efficiency Theory.
If you're even going for the Efficiency Theory achievement, there's just no way if you don't try something extreme.
Though it's still possible to beat it on hyper without shifu, if you're going for the achievement - a team of 1 soram (attacker), 2 tequila (support) and 1 sweet breaker (support).
Tequila's hyper can remove 2 stacks of M10's shield. Sweet Breaker's hyper can prevent M10 from regenerating shield.
If you're not going for that achievement, having Yuki, Alte, Krila or Star Breaker can help a lot, their hyper can deal good amount damage to M10.
In short words, to defeat M10, either focus on taking out its shield and then kamikaze yourself or just spamming hypers that can deal a lot of damage.
But really, it's all like what Natty Cat said, if you really want a fair and balanced fight, you won't choose hyper difficulty. I beat M10 on hyper, and I'm not gonna try this nightmare ever again. It's really a waste of time if you're planning to use M10 to farm XP.
I can't tell if m10 hyper is legit plane unfair, or if the game seriously doesn't want me to get that achievement.
There is just so many possible things that can go wrong and so many things that have to go right for victory to even be possible. Melting Memories away Protects and Imaginary Numbers, Another Ultimate Weapons for 10+, Kae just doing the damn best she can. Pirates pelting at M10. Shifu attacking and reviving every other turn to whittle his shields. All that effort blown away in possibly any turn depending on what cards he rolls. Recovery Mode literally just undoing our progress before our eyes.
Please try nerfing this damn thing before the event is over as Haruo's going to be dead before we hit M10's halfway mark.
I get that Haruo is intended as the easiest boss, but Hyper Haruo compared to Hyper M10 is completely effortless. Too many things have to fall into place RNG-wise to acquire Efficiency Theory. In it's current form, it's a boss that 4 coordinated people have to chip away at until they get extremely lucky on card draw, what cards the boss uses, and combat rolls. It's a hyper boss that would be beaten once for the achievements and never again.
How did it interact with M10 imaginary number?
What about Sham and her hyper?
Just wanna ask since I still need to grind some level before even attempting hyper.
Well the first run wasn't even for that achievement, so it's fair for it to be there. But still, kind of annoying to know the reason you didn't get an achievement you spent over 20 attempts trying to get wasn't achieved due to something unintentional. Heck, the damage didn't even matter in the long run (it was just one damage) so I feel robbed. However due to how bad my luck has been, I legit quit trying to get it. This is the first time OJ legit killed me.
Like: Beat him pre-nerf
Dislike: The robot
Is he fun to play against?
NO
If you could, what would you change about him?
Everything, especially the imaginary numbers non-sense.
I still think that his Hyper difficulty version isn't very fun (Reflect sucks), but getting the Efficiency Theory achievement now actually seems reasonably plausible without having to ram your head against him until he decides to pick a favorable deck.