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Like someone else mentioned, just dont get hit (and to make your life easier, learn how to kill demons faster too, learn the weapons and each demon weakness to each weapon and use accordingly, also never stop while fighting and pay attention to your surroundings).
Knightmare is very doable, but Ultra is the problem, to not die is really hard (doable but not for me, never wanted to achieve such feat).
I have come to the conclusion that I am still way to ♥♥♥♥ for it and will problaby stay that way. Despite completing the game 2 times on ultra violent, some failed tries on nightmare, and now breezing through my third round on UV nightmare is still too tough for some inexplicable reason. One would thought I would already be there...
Then again I also think most games are most enjoyable on the difficulty below the hardest even if I get good enough to not fail at it.
Also, there are no aimbots. If you are pertaining to the lock-on rockets by the Revenant or the Doom Hunter, just use dash to disengage the lock-on.
Very much "always keep moving" but also dont just move linearly, keep moving up and down, sideways, try to avoid to stay on the ground for long . . .
Nightmare is easy once you know what you're doing, keep at it.
It is more rather a dance dance revolution button pressing experience, and people like to perfect the dance ritual than actually look at it from a outside the box situation.
At a point i questioned myself,...are they serious.
If its called hardness beeing jailed with 20 monsters in a room with 10 squaremeters...ok.