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In HLD, it only takes 1-3 slashes to replenish one shot.

You can only replenish ammo by slashing at breakable objects and enemies with your sword, and I think this would be a neat mechanic to have in Smash. Drifter will only be able to fire 9 times before he runs out of ammo, this is where the Replenishment mechanic comes into play.Ī large part of the combat in HLD is ammo conservation and replenishing. The fire rate would be about as fast as Falco's, and would have minimal knock back. The Drifter has a large variety of energy based fire arms in HLD, however I think your starting (and in my opinion most versatile) gun would be the best fit for his neutral special. Wow, that sure was a dozy huh? I'm sorry there's so many gimmicks and such going into Drifter, I really love HLD and wanna represent it as much as possible. I'll explain this one when I get to the Neutral Special. ◇Moves marked with an * in my moveset overview will have this deflection ability◇ Projectile trajectory will be slightly altered. Projectiles reflected for sword based attacks won't double the speed and damage, unlike a typical reflecter. Grounded attacks take up a quarter Stamina, aerial attacks would take up half that amount.

Deflecting projectiles takes up Stamina. For this moveset, I think a pretty neat feature would be for the Drifter to be able to deflect all non-charged projectiles with his sword attacks, however, there's a couple caveats. The only exception to this rule being Ghirahim, who I'm making a Smash moveset because he's my favorite character from my favorite game franchise.Īnyway, enough preamble ramble, what potential moveset do I see from the Drifter?Ī big part of HLD's combat is deflecting projectiles, you can unlock the ability to deflect projectiles with sword slashes and a passive ability to just null them out for your dash. I base characters and stories (I write comics) off the game's world (in the case of Therion from Octopath Traveler, he heavily inspired one character specifically) and, evidently, make Smash moveset concepts. Now, when I play a new game and get really into it, it completely takes over my mind. The game is absolutely gorgeous, handles exploration better than even Zelda in my opinion and completely relies on visual storytelling, the lack of dialogue really emphasizing a sense of isolation. Although I think the combat, while fun, isn't handed as well as it could've been, HLD's pros far outweigh its cons (I have a little footnote explaining my stance for those who have played the game and just generally curious as to why I feel this way). trust me.I've been playing a lot of Hyper Light Drifter recently, it's easily become one of my favorite games of all time.

just lean back and think about it for a second.

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it took me a few tries as well though, but i really liked it.Īs far as the room full of enemies goes. people have gotten the 800 dashes for the challenge without the exploit. And even if you get through, probably using all your health packs in the progress, you'll end up in a room so full of enemies that there's no way to kill them by tactic or skills, only by button smashing and pure luck.Īny tips are welcome. The timing to get a dash chain going on is too narrow, so it's impossible to avoid damage. It should be used at every game development related collage as an example of a design that's challenging but not in a fair way or fun to do. I mean, like the worst gamedesign possible. Originally posted by baukereg:So, there is this room in West with a lot of spikes:

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