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It really pushes challenge to the limit. When you get up in the elders, tempered, and tempered elders in guiding lands it basically turns extremely weird. Suddenly you have misses one shoting you and direct hits only doing normal damage.
I have basically taken to knowing that for a while I will just be wall banging a few tempered elders and hoping the drops are great gems that I can snag and run. Basically I am mugging tempered elders for now. After a few hundred muggings I might finally decide to give a real fight a chance because otherwise it just isn't worth it.
Of course I could also just continue with the muggings because there is basically no value to defeating a monster in the guiding lands. Wall banging and part breaks are great but the kill or capture just doesn't pay off for how perfect you have to be to live that long.
Some weapon choices and some gear options improve your chances. But it seems that armor is just carrying your decorations, the armor value and resistances just don't change anything on some attacks.
mashing dodge will get you hit more often than not. this aint dark souls where a roll has like 40 frames of invulnerability.
Evasion in this is about timing and positioning and basically everything Ruiner does can be avoided just by standing in the right spot, you just gotta pay attention and learn the tells
every one of those aoe's have deadzones that are given away by how he moves before doing them. you not paying attention is your own fault, not the monsters.
also, half a second is 30 frames, and anything over 19 frames is reactable by normal human perception.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbWIayIoObo
Here look at this, and understand how to counter ruiner.
As soon you realize where and how he announce his aoe attacks,
the sooner you can start to bully him.
Same story with alatreon, he is an endgame monster, with a insanely high damage modifier,
he is fast yes, but same story with him, as soon you realise how to counter his moves, the battle gets way easier.
Someone with experience giving actual tips on how to be better and how to counter something and AtheistJr replies with stuff like "that is wishful thinking". What is wishful thinking? That whatever was recommended is even possible? Or that you can pull it off. Because I think it's the latter
The tempered version borrows a few moves from AT Nergigante such as the slam attack.
He's also a lot faster then the normal version, has more health, roars more often and stays enraged for longer amounts of time.
He can still be avoided if you pay close attention to his moves and dodge appropriately. If youre aware of his moveset you can actually use it against him and counter certain moves with attacks of your own.
For example ; He has a slam attack where he flies into the air and slams his entire body into the ground and launches his spikes at you. If your positioned towards his tail or if you dodge the spike burst you can do some pretty serious damage to him.
This is just an example, but there are many opportunities to counter his attacks if youre perceptive to their respective clues. It all comes down to knowing a monsters moveset.
This applies to every monster in the game.
I'll list a few general tips specifically for Ruiner Nergigante.
Don't use the rocksteady mantle. His moveset counters the rocksteady mantle and using it will probably lead to a kart.
Ruiner Nergigante becomes more aggressive depending on how low his health is and he is very relentless when he's close to death. Move away from him when he becomes really aggressive and look for openings. Always scan for an opportunity to swiftly counter him. Early on in the fight you can afford to be aggresive, but towards the later stages it's best to be cautious.
Bring Astera Jerky to deal with bleeding damage as standing still is pretty dangerous due to his speed and moveset. He doesn't have any long winded animations so Astera Jerky can definetly safe your life!
I thought Alatreon was broken at first and I'll admit I was frustrated during my first few attempts.
Now I understand his moveset and mechanics, and therefore he has become a routine fight for me. You improvise, adapt and eventually overcome and this basically applies to every monster.
I can now comfortably beat him solo or during a random SOS. The same goes for you and Ruiner Nergigante.
because one person suck so much at the game instead trying to getting better at it he decide go ranting with same vibe with multiply steam account FOR A FCKING 3 MONTH.