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Edited by corpcrusandwich:
3/4/2015 5:01:30 AM
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How much damage can Crota take? (HM)
I've been experimenting with some new techniques I saw on a youtube video that require a combination of light and heavy hits to kill Crota in four kneels and I was wondering at what exact damage point level does Crota enrage, and at what point he dies at. I've searched the internet for awhile and I haven't found any concrete answers to this question. I was wondering if anyone knows or if they could point me to a page with the information.
(Just to be clear I mean hit points, not swings or percentages )
Edit: After examining the math I decided that the best two sword method is to do 3 kneels of 4 RT and 1 kneel of 4 RT+1 Super. I tried it out earlier today and it was actually fairly easy to pull off. I'd highly recommend the better sword bearers out there give it a shot.
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5 Repliesyou can kill him in four kneels without using a combo. If you have been experimenting with that combo you may or may not have already noticed that in order for the first and last attacks to count, you have to hit him at the very instant he is able to be damaged. If you have gotten this far then you have also realized that this requires a little bit of gamble and anticipation. If you just hit the trigger at the exact same time you would the first bumper in that combo you can actually get 5 slams in. This is way easier and wiser for two reasons. Reason one: you have to have that perfect timing with the combo 4 times, whereas with the trigger alone you only have to be perfect 2 outta the 4 times, as the other two are just 4 slams and not hard to get. Reason 2: it is WAY easier to count and tell exactly what may or may not have landed, with enrage awareness obviously being the point.
