So you use them much faster on enemies that are further behind and on closer enemies when the enemies have already started their attack, dodge, that's the essence of Darksiders 2's combat and it shouldn't be difficult to figure out getting used to anyone who has played the game with a big gun and a small gun before the crossovers reward longer combos by using the latest attacks to be the strongest and switching from one weapon to another look and feel is as good as it can be the ferociousness and precision of the animations the touches of slow motion on impact characterize the fight for death itself aggressive fast precise confi dent something to worship it feels fantastic I think death as the main character would have interested people even if this game was worse than his predecessor Vigil was routinely asked why they went to war in the first place, so it was in the back of their minds that a sequel would involve death they labeled as insanity they had spent so long working on it as the war wouldn't play out that it would have made sense for a sequel to build on what they had but they also wanted to have a character that would allow for a completely different style of play if you look at any of the interviews on the game you oversee. The crossover combo still requires the side components to land fast and the secondary components to be slow so you're using the weapons for the same function, even with the crossover combos, the secondary weapons take longer to hit.

Darksiders hookshot