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OP never replied to thread but, its just a wild shot here, what power plan are you using? if you're on power saving mode your game will be horrible, use the ultimate power plan or high performance and the game should smooth out

one time I was driving, and there was a bad flip series heading towards a rock. and I've had some roof impact and/or passenger splatter in these situations, so I got out mid-flip. I landed underneath it standing upright, but it was bouncing down the rock at me so I laid down. and it landed on top of me at a slight angle, right as a charger was coming. 'this is it' I thought and unloaded my .44 at its face.

it stopped right at the gap in the back I could see out of. just me and that charger's face, perfectly highlighted. it was sitting there; it couldn't come any closer.

around 36 rounds, only got about 6 in his head he flinches a lot. a minute maybe?

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Originalmente postado por CowKernel:

I want to see this game succeed, but you need to swallow your pride and egos and make a fun game. This isn't Apex Legends or Fortnite, or Call of Duty. It's a single player game, ONLY.

It's fun as it is. If you can't learn how to dodge slow-moving atacks after bright flashes, suggesting you to do it, may be you should play something more easy? Minecraft or roblox, I dunno whats popular now.
Nobody wants to play without fair challenge. And infinite stamina = zero challenge, you don't even need to think about tactics, you don't need to plan, you don't need to read enemies movements. You will be just panic-dashing all the time and will never learn how to play.
For roguelikes and for Witchfire expecially most interesting thing is progression. You die, you learn, you adapt and start seeing patterns, feeling rhytm, and feel your character. And after that you feel great, because now you can easily kill all mfs, that made you suffer, like some kind of john wick.
If you don't want to learn, why buying roguelike/soulslike? Buy assassins creed or farming simulator or call of duty or any casual game for relax.

Heya DEV!!

I know what you are doing is cutting edge and pushing the boundaries of fidelity and rendering capabilities. I cannot think of a single game proposing anything even close to what you are suggesting, with real time en masse reactions .. all the ripples and changes to rendering based on some wildly complex game theory i can only barely grasp.

I also know what you said sounds completely logical and you made a hard no on early access.. but if i take my lack of industry knowledge and spit ball some stuff other people did, without any mechanical insights .. will you please reconsider? You know .. because

I have lost more runs to the Zealot than literally any other enemy in the game due to it being so aggressive with a nearly unavoidable grab that does insane damage while making it pretty much impossible to follow up for recovery hits due to the distance it creates.

The lack of startup and recovery frames just makes this guy so hard engage, since even if you bait an attack and wait for the combo to end, the time you have to get damage in is ridiculously short. Like most skills in the game take to long to get out safely so you just cant use them effectively for damage at all which makes killing the Zealot take so long your almost guaranteed to make a mistake and take extra hits for no other reason than input fatigue.

It feels really out of place that this random mini boss hits as hard as, faster than, and with less opportunity to retaliate than any other enemy in the game so far. It's just effectively a run killer for most set ups and builds. It's to the point that I'm just going to stop going to any mini boss fights in the 3rd zone just so i can even live to see the end of the area.

I get the enemies should be getting tougher as you go but it seems the only consistent way to beat the Zealot is to just have a ranged skill and slowly ping them down over an annoyingly long period. Which is just not fun at all.

tl:dr;
Zealot is stronger, faster, more aggressive, attacks over a wider area, has less startup and recovery frames, an incredibly hard to dodge grab that by nature of throwing you across the zone forces you to lose a ton of recoverable hp, a huge health pool, and the ability to teleport to prevent you from creating meaningful space, making it by and large the most difficult and annoying fight I've encountered so far and has killed more than half of my runs so far.

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