The skill-shot way is to dodge and then wait for his little stop animation. If you hit him in the back of the leg it'll do a temporary armor crack and then a second shot on that same leg within a few sec will kill it. you'll notice a little flame on his leg that indicates you've hit the first shot correctly.
But the other suggested ways are easier to time, especially if there's a lot of Chaos going on
and also has no predictions, which really slows it way down since you have to type out each long word the whole way through instead of just getting it to the point of uniqueness and clicking the suggestion.
That's true in the States too, just not in the movies. Especially in the south or midwest
Same. Although I don't think it was boredom so much as the daunting prospect of another sleepless night as I inevitably get sucked in after thinking I'd be able to play for just an hour. That and I overplayed Act I. Could have finished the story by now, but instead I played through 3-5 variations in act I
I'm cool with them as long as they don't mind that they're just going to be vlad 99% of the time.
Yeah, plus I don't move my home charger. Home charger, chargers in bag, charger in car, charger at work. Like, they're stupid cheap..
So you're saying there's still time, cool I'll get around to that Later. ..
Yes, shadowheart, please walk right through that line of flaming debris after I've carefully picked my way through, brilliant tactics
That demo thing they did a while back looked pretty lack-luster.
"make any ship you can imagine" while they cycle through like 5 premades, 2 of which have the exact same cockpit...
The early access well for me. Pretty stable graphically. I used the track pad mostly with a few keybound shortcuts
One handed or laying down or just lazy = swipe
defund the buying of crazy gear and fund the training of officers. good training, not fantasy camp rambo that some go through