Man, the way they fought that boss made the combat look so boring. Just R1 the video game.
It's super cool to be pulling off normal sword combat AND firing away at the enemy simultaneously, on normal difficulty you can lock on so managing both forms of combat is super doable, and quite interesting.
The only downside being that occasionally you have so many particle effects coming off your attacks that you can't make out enemy attack patterns super well, so I stop firing when up close with more demanding enemies. There's all sorts of depth there, too; there's a Bayo Witch Time equivalent that's accessible via one of the plug-in chips, and plenty of other unique playstyles the game reveals the later it goes on, I wouldn't want to spoil some of the games better reveals.
Seriously, the game's phenomenal, I can't understate how dope it is having completed it -- like, really completed it.
I don't have the time to watch this one today -- I'm curious, what do the Alex, Austin, & Vinny actually think of Life is Strange? For me thus far it's sitting in the the top spot for game of the year.
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