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* Stunning an opponent in Rush style is easier if you first stick to rapidly chaining normal attacks ''without'' a finisher to avoid knocking them down. | * Stunning an opponent in Rush style is easier if you first stick to rapidly chaining normal attacks ''without'' a finisher to avoid knocking them down. | ||
* Bosses and other extra tough enemies are fond of counterattacks and are hard to keep pinned down, so it's often better to adopt a hit-and-run strategy and keep your combos short against them, in turn striking whenever their own attacks leave them open. | * Bosses and other extra tough enemies are fond of counterattacks and are hard to keep pinned down, so it's often better to adopt a hit-and-run strategy and keep your combos short against them, in turn striking whenever their own attacks leave them open. | ||
* Don't dismiss each character's group battle style (Beast and Breaker) against solo enemies as their damage output is considerable. For example Beast lets you repeatedly grab and slam an enemy to the ground, and one of the Breaker combo finishers deals massive damage to a grounded opponent. | * Don't dismiss each character's group battle style (Beast and Breaker) against solo enemies as their damage output is considerable. For example Beast lets you repeatedly grab and slam an enemy to the ground, and one of the Breaker combo finishers deals massive damage to a grounded opponent. | ||
* Hold LB to block. Once an enemy starts wailing on you with a combo, you can usually still start blocking partway through and avoid some damage or getting knocked down. Trying to dodge out of the way once you've already been hit once tends not to work. | * Hold L1/LB to block. Once an enemy starts wailing on you with a combo, you can usually still start blocking partway through and avoid some damage or getting knocked down. Trying to dodge out of the way once you've already been hit once tends not to work. | ||
===Heat Actions=== | |||
* A lot of weapons and situations (such as fighting with a partner or near certain objects) come with unique Heat actions, so try out different things. Note that you can't pick up environmental objects while in Kiryu's Rush or Majima's Slugger styles. | |||
* Repeat use of the same Heat action in a single fight greatly reduces the damage it deals, so either change things up or simply maintain high Heat for the passive power increase it provides. | |||
* Holding L2/LT allows you to use finishing blows or ground stomps with Triangle/Y without triggering a Heat Action. | |||
==Abilities & Equipment== | ==Abilities & Equipment== | ||