Posted December 06, 2017
OK, I'm probably molly, I won't deny, but I can't win that damn arena fights.
I've found some clues (here, quoted below), but I just cannot use them, because each action of the opponents are animated using just 2 or 3 frames, which for me are not clear enough to even recognise what the hell is going on, to say nothing about a proper reaction in a reasonable time-frame.
Is there any method / trick / sequence of attacks and blocks or even cheat which may help me to pass through that? It would be a pitty to skip the game only because of that, since the arena seems not to be of any importance in the game...
I've found some clues (here, quoted below), but I just cannot use them, because each action of the opponents are animated using just 2 or 3 frames, which for me are not clear enough to even recognise what the hell is going on, to say nothing about a proper reaction in a reasonable time-frame.
Is there any method / trick / sequence of attacks and blocks or even cheat which may help me to pass through that? It would be a pitty to skip the game only because of that, since the arena seems not to be of any importance in the game...
ARENA FIGHTS
Lefty the Orc: an easy fight. Just push A/Left when the screen starts and
don't let up. It took me three successful blows to knock him down, and he
didn't even get a shot in first.
Red Minotaur: another fight that's not too bad. He attacks left, forward, and
right. So block left and forward, then get a few shots in(A/left) until you
get blocked. Then block right and repeat the cycle.
Ssslader: He attacks to your left, then right, but push A-left just after he
attacks left. He'll go down pretty quickly.
Note that right-left is HIS right-left and YOUR left-right to block.
Morin: this guy is a bit tougher. He starts with lefts which you should
block.
Ottis is similar to Ssslader. After blocking to your left, A-Left repeatedly
to bring him down. Unless he blocks. Then block right, block left, and try
again.
Taurus is a bit tougher. I'd save before trying him. You need to take him
down after he hits from above, but you can't really anticipate his moves
since he goes lefts, forward, rights. He acts a bit like the Red Minotaur but
the key is to notice what direction his staff goes in. If it's at a 45 degree
angle from the ground and Up-left/down-right then he will attack left. He
rears his head back if he's going to head butt. Your reactions have to be
very quick here, and for I often just anticipate blocking forward after
blocking left and a left block after blocking to the right. Save states are
helpful to win this fight. Usually when I see what happens I can't move in
quickly enough.
After he strikes at you, A-Left once to see if you can take him down. The
best time seems to be after he head-butts you, but try once or twice after
each strike to make sure.
If you must play fairly, save before this fight, because it does have a big
random element to it. But you can also use save states after a successful
strike or successful block.
Whiplash: see Taurus above
Lefty the Orc: an easy fight. Just push A/Left when the screen starts and
don't let up. It took me three successful blows to knock him down, and he
didn't even get a shot in first.
Red Minotaur: another fight that's not too bad. He attacks left, forward, and
right. So block left and forward, then get a few shots in(A/left) until you
get blocked. Then block right and repeat the cycle.
Ssslader: He attacks to your left, then right, but push A-left just after he
attacks left. He'll go down pretty quickly.
Note that right-left is HIS right-left and YOUR left-right to block.
Morin: this guy is a bit tougher. He starts with lefts which you should
block.
Ottis is similar to Ssslader. After blocking to your left, A-Left repeatedly
to bring him down. Unless he blocks. Then block right, block left, and try
again.
Taurus is a bit tougher. I'd save before trying him. You need to take him
down after he hits from above, but you can't really anticipate his moves
since he goes lefts, forward, rights. He acts a bit like the Red Minotaur but
the key is to notice what direction his staff goes in. If it's at a 45 degree
angle from the ground and Up-left/down-right then he will attack left. He
rears his head back if he's going to head butt. Your reactions have to be
very quick here, and for I often just anticipate blocking forward after
blocking left and a left block after blocking to the right. Save states are
helpful to win this fight. Usually when I see what happens I can't move in
quickly enough.
After he strikes at you, A-Left once to see if you can take him down. The
best time seems to be after he head-butts you, but try once or twice after
each strike to make sure.
If you must play fairly, save before this fight, because it does have a big
random element to it. But you can also use save states after a successful
strike or successful block.
Whiplash: see Taurus above
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