I'm awful at these games, but its a matter of her attacks being insanely telegraphed. Once you learn the pattern, she's so simple since the patterns aren't dynamic at all. You can pretty much do a square movement pattern for a lot of it, too.
Yeah, I love this game. But to beat Judgement you need the reflexes of a cat on speed. It upends the experience.
I wouldn't go that far. Its a hard fight no doubt but trust me it could've been much worse! I've seen stuff where you need have the power of clairvoyance while being a cat on speed while gulping down coffee mixed with mountain dew!
I didn't find the fight challenging in the least, I was expecting much worse when I saw some people complaining about clunky controls.
All of her attacks are telegraphed ages in advance, they're rhythmic, and follow an easily memorized pattern. The timing for getting out of the way is also extremely forgiving, I got hit way more by attacks I ran into than attacks I couldn't move away from in time, and you get four hits per section, I never got hit more than twice per section. I'm certainly no reflex god.
I personally only lost once on the fourth segment of the boss battle. I was using a xbox controller. But it's certainly not easy at all, I consider it "challanging". And maybe it's harder on a keyboard.
If people are having trouble with it, then it's hard for them.
I personally only lost once on the fourth segment of the boss battle. I was using a xbox controller. But it's certainly not easy at all, I consider it "challanging". And maybe it's harder on a keyboard.
If people are having trouble with it, then it's hard for them.
I loved the art. Gonna follow the artist.
I was playing on keyboard, I think I might've had more trouble if I used a d-pad or stick lol
My biggest gripe with that fight is that up until that point the game had been a block puzzle solving game that had no requirement for reflexes.
It's also extremely frustrating to have to use a grid based movement system where you have to wait for the movement animation to end before moving again, but the straw that broke the camel's back for me was having to do all of that on a conveyor belt to boot.
