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7/24/2020 11:28:49 PM
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next weeks ordeal is savathun's song .
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Edited by Knightlight: 7/25/2020 7:49:29 AMCorrupted is veery long but not as long as warden. The jumps are super sketched and the ball mechanics are annoying when doing it with blueberries. Exodus crash is...exodus crash. Terrible boss fight. I personally don't like nessus in general, to barren and not as good as venus. But the fanatic takes the cake. Scorn are annoying with immunity runs and the boss fight takes way to long.
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Cause they are both crap. I know no one who liles them. Literally everyone i know bail on them. Corrupted is simply to long and exodus makes no fun at all.
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Exodus: Great boss fight, terrible strike progression. Corrupted: Terrible boss fight, great strike progression. Savathun's Song and Hallowed Lair: Terrible boss fight & terrible strike progression.
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The first two you named suck completely, the last one is good with the right people.
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Fair enough for the first two; I do prefer Thavik's boss fight over most others though since I'll take him dipping out of the fight over being straight up immune, and I find his mobility to be more engaging than other strike bosses. Hallowed Lair plain sucks irregardless of team. The voice acting is overdone, it's Scorn, Fikrul has some of most annoying immune phases, and you can't even progress kill bounties in his boss fight.
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Taeko’s voice actor wasn’t even trying
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Nobody was trying.
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I could see that They’re both garbage strikes
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Don't see why. Exodus crash is great. Fun for me.
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Exodus is a hideously long strike - and you’ve got that part where you have to stand on the circle for like five minutes. Plus the final boss just runs away when you look at him so... ain’t got the time for that s**t! Corrupted is alright though tbh!
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That's your opinion mate. I respect it non the less.
