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What is this?
I can hit a shark 5 times with a spear during each pass. If you want to hit it once and then choose to wait for no reason whatsoever, then that's your choice. You found a way to kill the shark and then never used your brain to try and get better at it.
That would be my analysis.
Most of the people who have a problem with Bruce simply don't understand how to use the game's mechanics or are unwilling to explore different ways of doing things. Not only can you hit Bruce that many times, but if you cheese his janky swimming mechanics, you can get an extra hit or two in, thus killing him quicker.
As said before and people keep referring too: the shark is not hard to beat, but the battle gameplay is just not fun. The battle system feels like a after thought other then a system that is well designed.
I also don't think people play Raft especially to fight Jeff so saying "this might not be the game for you" is kinda a weak argument.
How I would improve it? Make the controls less clunky, give the shark different AI behavior then simply jousting at you. It's a shark, it should come from different angles and ambush you. Not swim away and then turn around to go straight for you again so you can hit it's pretty nose. Make Jeff a true hidden manic that can strike at any time when you least expect it and you actually have to fight in multiple ways or dodge with different options depending on the situation and what you wanna do. And not a timed event that chomps on your raft as a resources sink and is a boring game of jousting in the water before you can make land or harvest resources under water.
Read what you say here "but if you cheese his janky swimming mechanics." A good well designed game mechanic that is fun, doesn't need to be "cheesed" as you enjoy doing it.
I repeat once again, the shark is not hard to defeat, maybe if they make it harder it becomes more fun. But the current iteration is simple not fun. There is a difference between something being hard and something being fun. Remember those game where half of the gameplay was bashing a button on the screen that was more difficult to fail then to not to fail. It was not difficult at all, but hell I would give my left kidney to skip those parts as they are not fun.
I don't want to cheese it to bypass those section. I want those sections to be either fun to play or stripped out.
Never experience that, must be a lag or something.
@Aleasha there's no cool down timers. The shark goes for whoever is closest. You're likely experiencing network latency or game lag.
Anything is better than just a dead stare after each of those weird prodding.
This was a game created by people learning how to make games. The result is this game is not perfect nor should it be expected. They are done with this game and not going to revamp the combat system. The game is what it is as is. They have other projects and things to do. They already spent a lot of their time on this game to make it best they knew how. People need to accept that none of this is going to change. They've moved onto other things. Patches and hotfixes are about all we're going to get in future.
If people really want the combat to be different, they should develop or hire someone to develop a modification to change the combat system to behave how they want it to. That's the only solution.