Bayonetta, great game or too much?

[Jagos]

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I just watched the first two parts on youtube.

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There was a pole, there was her fighting and dancing. But I can't figure out what the fuck is going on except there's one group that doesn't like the other group.

Maybe it gets better?

[Mirai Gen]

Originally Posted by Jagos

Maybe it gets better?

It doesn't.

EDIT:

Originally Posted by Noncon

The game has plenty of combos, but you'll usually end up spamming two or three because it's easier to and because there isn't something grading you in the top right corner. ("Cool, Badass, Awesome, Stylish" or whatever)

I honestly think that even if there was a Stylish meter, it wouldn't solve the problem of being given too many options. God of War II even had too many options at times, and it was borderline considering many of them were gradually doled out over time through upgrades.

Bayonetta just threw two-button combos extending about six long, then made it so half of them can have a momentary pause at any time to make it an entirely different attack chain. This is especially a problem considering how frantic the combat is and, honestly, the lack of a parry button makes it awkward, since dodging takes you away from the enemy.

[Yumil]

Originally Posted by Mirai Gen

This is especially a problem considering how frantic the combat is and, honestly, the lack of a parry button makes it awkward, since dodging takes you away from the enemy.

Bat/Moth within. Also that trinket that counters/blocks.

Honestly, all games of this type need dodge offset(holding a button in the middle of combo->dodge->continue combo) as it really makes everything fluid.

I really wish they had found the Kilgore glitch before launch, cuz thats basically made it where one doesnt need uber skill to get on the leader boards.