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"Kripes, even the smaller threshers are overpowered. I tried to grind on those and would get destroyed more slowly. I _still_ can't get away fast enough.
The recharge on its shield is ludicrous.
This is some Matador in Nocturne level nonsense."
The shield has set points where it recharges to full, and IIRC it never recharges outside of those points.
Regular Threshers are actually quite weak, to call them overpowered suggests one of the following: The RNG has screwed you over *that* badly on gear, your build is bad, you suck, or some combo of those three. I'm not going to say what I think is at fault, because I have no way of knowing.
Yeah, Gluttonous Thresher can be like the Matador of the game, but at the same time, a smart player could think up ways to beat Matador easily. Like using Rakukaja, Sukukaja, and making your entire party resist Physical, Wind, or both. Gluttonous Thresher can also be beaten with ease when handled right.
Although you are much higher leveled then it, perhaps try farming an Unkempt Harold from Savage Lee in Three Horns - Divide. Who knows, the nature of the gun could make it useful for you.
You could run through The Dust for some Gwen's Head pistols. Can be any element, and should be a higher level then a Harold.
You are in the worst section of the game for the unprepared, since no Sanctuary cuts out some options for powering up, the Gold Chest and various sidequests. If you have any sidequests available to you at the moment, try running them for the Exp, it might help... maybe.
There are some containers you can hide behind then to block what he throws at you and all you have to do is run out shoot him and run back behind cover. repeat until he is dead
his tremors are multi hit,
its like saying a guy that was higher level with a lightning/fire/corrosive gun one shot me
when actually he hit you, health gated you then the dot killed you immediently
i dont mean to be mean or offencive but i have actually tested this sorta stuff with level 1's XD
Matador isn't too bad if you have even 1 demon with Void Force or some of the Drain/Repel Force demons that are available. Or just go solo with the Void Force magatama and run him out of MP. 3 Sukundas and some Sukukajas also work well.
IIRC, there is a video of a Level 2 player getting hit by Terramorphous, doing one of the big tentacle slaps, and not dying from it. Terramorphous on Normal/TVHM hits hard enough to give Level 50s a hard time, so a Level 2 player surviving means that there is *something* that prevents instant death from single hits. Health Gate is that something.
Ah, so you didn't actually read anything.
I've found one pistol and one SMG that aren't garbage.
Not the best sniping material.
I never said "one shot on full health with full shields". I said (paraphrased) "with any damage taken and anything but full shields on a good shield".
So that bit of condescending maths was unnecessary.
"Regular threshers are quite weak... you suck... blah blah"
-_-
SIIIGH.... In isolation, perhaps. That's not what happens in the game. In the game, you go to open an ammo chest, or perhaps walk under a bridge with stone walls on either side and suddenly you're surrounded. Some will be feeler threshers. some will be tiny wimpy threshers. some will be black hole threshers. Then they surround you, and you're lucky to make it out alive.
Now that you've shown everyone, can you please put it away and leave?
Yes, yes. There are strategies for Nocturne's BS, and they work. The point is if you go in blind expecting a game that can just be played with the information given, well you're hosed.
I went into this expecting a shooter with RPG elements that can be played solo or co-op. I hit a blocker, because I've gotten crap for drops. I think 8-10 sniper rifles the whole game? soooo many pistols and assault rifles. The ratio is bananas.
Sometimes the RNG hates you. This boss wasn't designed with that situation in mind. That's bad design, because it can leave the player out to dry.
I'm out to dry atm. Running around areas I have no quests for just to kill some things. So monotonous.
Reminds me of when I decided I wanted 99/** in all characters in Chrono Trigger and went through the game NG+ over and over, grinding a bit each time (and getting different endings to keep it a bit interesting).
Thing is, that game's turn-based, and I was controlling it with a big fighting stick with my feet while I did other things.
Sorry to digress that much there.
and then this:
I realize you're just trolling and/or desperately looking for attention and any useful info that would be directed to you, like some already has, is disputed and thrown away.