Machiavellian said:
Are you sure on this, before playing GOWR, I replayed the GOW 2018 in new game +, playing on the same difficulty level because I wanted to get through the game fast and transitioning to GOWR the main story arch was pretty much a breeze. Normal enemies pretty much melted before my ax and blades and I wonder if you are using your abilities to shed their health or just hitting R1 a bunch of times. The key with GOWR is that your frost and fire actually does work unlike the first game and you get damage buffs for applying them. If all you are doing is R1 all the time then yeah, you are going to not do the most damage you can deal out. Also I can assure you, in the first fights, it was not 4 to 5 hits on those enemies, they were like sponges for damage. |
Don't forget that after you deal a certain amount of hits without taking one your damage receives a good buff besides if you can inflict element on the enemy that will make a huge boost as well.
Plus taking more or less hits doesn't make it harder or easier game, it will depend on how easy or hard is to give those hits and survive.
And on the point of shinobi as feeling an OP Kratos I hadn't this sensation at all during the whole game on 2018 and Ragnarok, at most I felt proud of struggling through and winning.
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