Foreword: Welcome to Steam Dragon No. 123, this issue of Dragon Million uses a scalpel to dissect Eldon's 12 attack moves of the Rune Bear, and after watching it, I am no longer afraid of the Roon Bear.
I accidentally broke into the cave known as "Lune Bear" when I was in LV50, because my fault tolerance rate was very, very low, so I mixed with the bear for a long time, and after repeated beatings and torture, I studied the moves of the Luan Bear and decided to share my experience of playing with the bear.
The difficult part of the bear is that all my attacks cannot interrupt his movements, so strategically choose to catch the opponent's flaws and abandon the pre-emptive strategy, and the bear also has a lot of unpredictable movements, so he chooses to raise his shield and practice deploying physical strength by the way.
When fighting with the Loon Bear, don't get too close, many movements will be invisible, and try to avoid being forced to the wall, as well as not seeing the movements clearly.
On the terrain, I will try to drag it to the next room, in addition to the better light, the terrain is also flatter, and there will be no strange time or number of hits due to the terrain.
Bear's movements and coping methods (take the single straight sword as an example)
First move: Roar wave
Response: Shield defense
The roar of the Loon Bear is far away, painful and difficult to detect, so it is safer to hold a shield when it is okay.
Second trick: head punch
Coping style: Pure avoidance
The Roon bear retreated backwards and immediately charged forward with his head, the front action was obvious but the move was fast, and it might take a while for the brain to react. To deal with this move, if you raise the shield, you will lose a lot of physical strength, and there is no hard straight to take other moves immediately. So I chose to simply avoid, giving up counterattack or pursuit.
Third move: turn around and fight back
Response: Shield defense
The Loon Bear swung around and swung at his own rear, and the occasional move, usually when I stayed in his hind leg position, would make this move, the move was fast, the range was large, and because the back was so large that it was difficult to find, it was best to hold a shield when staying behind him.
Trick four: big jump
Response: Side avoidance Chase 2 times
The Loon Bear jumps towards the player as a whole, a move that will be used at a distance, the move is fast, the whole action has a blow judgment, if you roll to the stomach will be crushed to death. So I chose to roll to the side, and the follow-up hard straight is relatively large, usually able to chase a heavy attack.
Fifth move: run and crash
The Loon Bear suddenly ran up, the front action was very inconspicuous, the whole action process had a blow judgment, fortunately the action was very long, I held the shield even if I was knocked out of the body, there was enough time to recover the strength. In summary, we have nothing to do with the shield is safer, this move he will run very far, I chose to give up the chase.
Sixth move: Stand up and hit the ground with one hand
Coping method: Keep your distance and avoid 2 hits behind your back
The moves that bears make in the second half of HP are often confused with the two get ups in the first half, resulting in a hit, so I will keep some distance in the second half.
Seventh move: front bite
Response: Avoid 1 chase
This move is fast, the head and hand will be tilted sideways first, and you can react to the habits.
Trick 8: Swing
Response: Avoid 2 times Chase 1 hit
Trick 9: Swing + Bite
If you are on the front, you usually swing twice, or wave a chase, and if you look at the habit of the front movement, it is actually obvious, and you will slightly raise the hand on the side. Biting out moves is faster, and I'm used to flashing twice in a row (if the second swing is a swing, I can also dodge).
Tenth move: Swing + half-sided left palm twice
Coping method: Stick to the left leg and stomach after avoidance, chase 2 to 3 times
If the bear's swing is only once, and then slightly up, we can stick to his stomach, the next two blows will not be hit, we can try to chase.
Eleventh move: Stand up and strike forward with both palms
Response: Avoid 2 hits
After getting up, the head will be leaned back, and then suddenly hit the ground, you can avoid the bear's belly position, no problem.
Twelfth trick: stand and hug
The difference from the previous move is that the bear will not lean back when he gets up, his hands will be opened to the sides, and he can avoid it in the stomach position to grasp the time slowly.
Finally, this guide needs to cooperate with the actual battle to play the maximum effect, if you just look at it, it may be a little obscure, it doesn't matter, first collect it, and then turn it out when needed. Well, that's all there is to steam a dragon, and I'll keep updating it after that, and players who like it remember to pay attention to it.