As many people have pointed out, the Sawblades are also a great tool for P-2. The first room can be setup to deal major damage to the Cerberi. You can also shoot a shotgun core and detonate it with the Malicious Railcannon to cause a "Nuke", dealing large AoE damage. The Sawblade is also effective at melting the Insurrectionist's health as you can prematurely set up a trap before they spawn. You can also coax one of the Insurrectionists into the side areas, which kills them instantly. And of course, the Sawblade can be used (alongside a railcoin or cannonball + Railcannon shot) to damage Sisyphus Prime quickly. These weren't included simply because I do not use the Sawblade launcher and as such, forgot to try it out. However, the level is still entirely doable without the Sawblade with plentiful amounts of time remaining. Thanks for watching.
About sisyphus' destroy move, it seems that there's 2 parry windows, one before he throws the sparkles, and one right before they blow up, both activated by punching sisyphus
The destroy and begone moves are annyoing because the voicelines for them happen basically after the attack is halfway done, so you can't really react to it by voicelines from sisyphus, same sort of problem with the phase transition voiceline deleting other voicelines during it.
@@D.Ku_03 well after a while you kinda know what hes up to even without voicelines. But having them a bit earlier would make the fight a tad easier for the first few times.
If dealing enough damage isn't your problem against sisyphus, then try the green railcannon for that extra bit of health. He is almost always up in your face, so you can benefit from the healing a lot better than most other bosses/enemies. Saved me a ton of times when going for the p rank.
And if you're not consistently using 2+coins with the rail or the SRS cannon tech then it actually does more damage per shot (and thus more damage per second net) than the electric rail
Yeah the green rail cannon helped a lot when I was just trying to survive the boss. Just remember that you can accidently end it early while trying to parry Sisyphus.
If you jump over the railing before the insurectionists spawn you can kill them via the river of blood below it even gives you a style bonus with a funny name.
If you can unlock P-2, you should be able to deal with these. Shotgun parrying the Swordsmachines is pretty nice since they take extra damage from them.
@@NotNOV4 i can deal with the entirety of p2 except the mindflayer room, it drives me nuts. also youre making the red hallway harder than it needs to be, you can core nuke a lot of it without having to move around a lot. you can also just push the sentries there into the void with the knuckleblaster shockwave, it even has a new style bonus just for that.
@@olaf8778 i also struggle so much with the mindflayer room. i dont understand how some ppl think the mindflayer room is easy its fucking insane to complete idk what crack professional ultrakill players are on
5:52. *"this boss is not too difficult."* man alive i hope so. got my ass kicked easily 200 times by him today just trying to find the way of dodging his combos. lol
Great guide, I ran things a little bit differently so if anyone wants any additional strategies I hope the below may help you. Best of luck! - In the beginning I opt to start the fight by firing an alternate piercer shot and railcannon through every Cerberi in the left/right corner, this makes sure that they all take damage and puts the enemies in the enraged state for slightly less time since they're all still alive at this point. Shooting a cannonball and revolver shot at one of the enemies will instantly kill it so it's a slightly better strategy overall than in the video. I'd also recommend using overpumped explosions tied with dash invincibility to quickly take out the ferryman if you're confident with the technique in addition to using the railcannon like the guide mentions. - Make sure to create a trap for the first sisyphean insurrectionist room before entering. The first one will always spawn on the light that's cast onto the ground and if you're slightly off you can get the enemy to walk into it. A Nailbomb will deal a lot more damage than a saw trap for what it's worth, the former removing about 90% of the first enemy's HP so you are largely only fighting one sisyphean insurrectionist and can minimize losing style by taking damage. - In the 2nd flesh tunnel room the two sentries can be killed instantly slightly earlier if you fully charge a shotgun core and shoot it with a malicious railcanon. The knockback will send them off the platforms and to their deaths.
Nice guide! Although, instead of cannonball + railcannon as soon as you can attack sisyphus, i'd suggest doing the 3 ultraricochet thing, where you walk back, toss a coin, walk forward, toss another coin then shoot so that it hits him 3 times. Basically as soon as i walk in i use a slab revover charge + 3 hit railcannon, then i just spam shotgun and knuckleblaster. it gets him to half hp, and all before he can even attack!
Technically you could do the weird railcoinpunch tech to shave off a massive chunk as well, idk how much hp sisyphus has but the combo does 60 and minos has 130 hp for example. Basically you first throw a coin when walking backwards, then one through the enemy and shoot it with the railgun, then during the hitstop punch the coin that you first threw, and then you can also coinadd ontop of that to get the 60 dmg.
I have found a much more efficient method to clear the platforms room. It is... Stand still. Chances are, the two virtues will instantly die to either a Maurice barrage or get knocked back into the wall. Just be ready for the impending Sentry shot by performing a chargeback. Another strategy can be employed in the next room. By detonating a core nuke around the middle of the room. Both sentries get launched into the air and instantly die, with a bonus of moderatley damaging the two Cerberi.
A few things that can improve the run (I will be editing with more as I go) -In general using sawblades over nails worked better for me and also is vital for a very quick method to kill the flesh panopticon which I will discuss further down -In the Weezer room, using a core nuke (hit a core eject with a malicious railcannon) is a VERY good way to start, because it leaves all 4 cerberi at very low health. After that, they are just one big hit away from death, so if you time a big attack (overpumped shotgun, rocket launcher,etc) correctly, you can immediately kill 2 or more cerberi (and of course all the remaining cerberi are left very close to death from the core nuke). This makes the cerberi trivial to deal with. Edit: I find that after a core nuke and saws, using the sharpshooter against the wall should finish off every cerberus -In the Dual Insurrectionost encounter, once you enter the room, you can immediately rocket ride over the wall. This will cause the second insurrectionist to land in the red fluid, instakilling it and giving you +Scrongled (yes this is real, look it up in the wiki or try it yourself) leaving you with only 1 insurrectionist to deal with (you _might_ be able to do this with the first as well if youre quick, but i havent been able to do that. in theory though, it would instantly end the encounter) IMPORTANT EDIT: I found a consistent way to do this but its hard to explain. once you enter the room, go to the corner and do a slam storage into a dive. aim right for the edge of the wall next to the red liquid. you will go so fast that you skip the trigger to spawn the insurrectionists. then, while staying above the liquid, move in the direction toward the enterance. this spawns the insurrectionists, and since you're already ove the liquid, both are instakilled, clearing the room immediately. -For the Flesh Panopticon, you can easily and _very_ quickly kill it by putting you put your magnets on the panopticon, firing all your sawblades at it (especially your overheated blade), and then repeatedly projectile boosting until sisyphus comes out
It is possible to instakill both Insurrectionists via that method, stuon011's latest run of it on his channel does it. I haven't been able to replicate it but it is very much possible
usually a set up a circle of saws which the cerberus will all walk into at the same time, then if I'm quick enough, I can charge up a shot with the slab piercer and quickly switch to the electric railcannon and hit all 4 cerberus with all 3 attacks. they should all die at once
For panopticon you can just use red arm+shotgun swaps and grapples to burst down its health to where Sisyphus breaks out. Basically flesh prison strats but they are so much easier. Also you can just grapple to the top of panopticon while it’s being killed by Sisyphus and wait to get a almost, or sometimes full, heal
in the bridge level I prefer to use a core eject nuke that pushes the two virtues to the sides of the room killing them instantly, it also deals some extra damage to the malicious faces
in the weezer (first room), i highly recommend (before activating the spawns) using the blue variant of the rocket launcher , fire two at the right and two at left, wait until the timer reaches at the last quarter, activate the spawns and it should do BIG dmg to the cerberi, just finish them off with projectile boosting and rockets. Then, when the ferryman spawns, using the blue sawblade and green one, spam it and finish it off with slab piercer and sharpshooter (if you have them selected). with the virtues, just railcannon them with the blue variant (make sure they are like you can do collateral with them). in the sisyphus bossfight, always try to parry "you cant escape" last attack and "this will hurt" attack, as they leave sisyphus in a pretty vulnerable state. I use the green railcannon variant to dmg over time sisyphus and heal (you can parry the screwdriver to do a chunck of dmg).
When Sisyphus does the "This will hurt" bomb, dash towward him and punch him right before he launches the bomb. Not only does this parry, but it actually stops the explosion (you don't get hurt or knocked back).
I nearly beat the entirety of p-2 on my second try with no deaths then died to the funny yellow man while he was at almost 0 health, I nearly erased a third world country off the face of the earth.
0:48 I like to freeze three rockets at the gate where it doesn't trigger the spawns, then use the Slab Sharpshooter at the Cerberus at the furthest corner, as it will ricochet off them constantly, and the rockets will explode into red explosions which instakills them all most of the time.
when the panopticon is destroyed set up a sawcon with magnets on 2 sides snd an overheat nailbomb on a magnet in front of him, then throw a couple of coins and press escape. fire the electric railcannon into the coins behind him and throw more coins into the beam (ideally making an 8x ultraricoshot). this basically puts him into his second phase. after that just use other forms of good damage.
On the platforms you can force the Malicious Faces to kill the angels. You enter, and right before they try and shoot you, move a bit to the left. Usually they will both die in an instant, sometimes could not work.
I suggest using overheat saw in room with 2 insurrectionists, as it can set fire to them, increasing damage and heal. Also, green railgun is pretty good on Sysyphus, it deals more damage that blue one and give extra heal. Rockets are good too, Sysyphus very often is in air, so it will be ×2 damage.
For the mindflayer/swordsmachine room I recommend trying to stay grounded as much as possible and try to get the mindflayer projectiles to hurt the swordsmachine, and if some go through I parry them back.
this js a pretty good video, but there are a few more tips i might add if you rocket ride above one of the death pits on the sides before the insurrectionists, you can lead one into jumping down and dying instantly, if you’re fast enough you can kill both. in the room you unlock with the blue skull, if you prepare an overpump with a shotgun, you can use it to deflect malicious face bullets back, possibly instant killing the virtues, and saving a railcannon shot.
If you made it to P-2, you shouldn't have much difficulty. Try playing some CG if you find it hard. You're faced with multiple Mindflayers quite often.
@@NotNOV4 sorry kind of a late response, but there’s many people like myself who unlocked p-2 without playing much cybergrind. The only requirements are p-ranking every level and beating p-1, which isn’t that difficult. I’ve p ranked since making this comment. However, in the future, I’d recommend being a little more specific about stuff that may seem trivial. Rest of the guide was excellent though. Thanks a lot!
i typically use a sawtrap in the first room as soon as the ferryman spawns since it's really effective against him. empty out the attractor sawblade launcher and then shoot a single overheated one, the damage from those combined with 2 to 3 ricoshots should kill the ferryman. also a sawtrap in the room right after, if positioned right, is a great way to get the swordsmachine down to its second phase and severely deplete the health of the sentries. it's a bit inconsistent for me but usually the sawblades kill one sentry and then just shotgun swapping a little bit typically finishes off the swordsmachine and the other sentry. any time the mindflayers shoot projectiles at you, try to parry the closest one in the group of 5 and then immediately dash through the rest so you get a full heal without taking excess damage. if you're able to, try to parry the projectiles into other enemies as well for some good damage. for the dual mindflayers room, i've found that a good strategy is hitting the sentry with a fully charged shot from the slab piercer and then immediately shooting it with the electric railcannon, which kills it. then setting up yet another sawblade trap to deal a good chunk of damage to the swordsmachines, before using the typical strategy of shotgun swapping and projectile boosting to kill them. hopefully the railcannon will have recharged by the next wave, because using a shot from it to instantly knock off one of the virtues is super useful. that's about as far as i usually get in my p-rank attempts before dying.
The Sisyphus attacks can be parried, this will cause to cancel the vertical and horizontal heatwave, and to avoid the attacks you can just move to the sides and dash, NEVER MOVE BACKWARD
something i usually do in the first room is shoot a cannonball, then whiplash it and punch it back onto one of the cerberi. then try to line the rest up and use the railcannon. i found this method a bit faster
I also suggest using coinadding at the start of the fight with sisyphus prime. Coin forward, coin back, railcannon, swap back to coin and neutral throw coins into his hitbox to get a 4x or 5x ultraricoshot. It instantly removes half of his phase 1 healthbar if done correctly.
A funny little bug I should note that in the double mindflayer room you can actually hit the statues with your fist if you angle your camera in the right direction
my opening against sisyphus is a nail bomb (50 blue nails, 2 overheats), 3 coins into a charge shot, and then a railcoin (w/ 1-2 coins added) since skipping the cutscene refreshes your coins, you can do both a charge shot and a railcoin if done perfectly this skips phase 1 entirely
This was never meant to be a speedrunning guide. Simply a P-rank tutorial. Beating things the quickest way possible is almost always boring (in my opinion).
@@NotNOV4 its not about speed, well yes, it doesnt need to be about speedrunning but generally speaking, the faster you kill things, the less time you're giving yourself to get hit and take damage. so suggesting good ways to kill things fast without the anxiety of speedrunning is more valid than the alternative of setting up weird style moves that kill things slow.
some things to point out is that you can actually kill the 4 cerbs faster by nuking them (shotgun grenade + malicious railcannon) and then overpump charge them, should be around 1 or two shots depending on there they move. you dont always need to srs cannon + railcannon. you can just shoot it the cannonball, whiplash it, then parry, then you can do a little bit more damage to kill it quickly. you can also do a lot more damage to sisyphus by rail coining. when stood still, move forward, throw coin, then move backward, then use the sniper through sisyphus so that it hits the first coin, then throw more coins towards sisyphus. this should do roughly half of his 1st stage health if done right. people also mention the sawblades, which is a good choice but if a beginner cant get enough style points by the time they get to the bossfight, then they wont be able to get P rank since the sawblades dont give that much style.
For the first room, you can actually instakill 2 Cerberi instead of just 1. Dash jump to the side of one of them, throw a coin upward and another through the Cerberus, and then fire the railcannon at the second coin through the Cerberus. If you get it right, you should kill two or at least one of them instantly. If that doesn't happen, they'll both die in a projectile boost or two anyway. Edit: Tried to P rank a bit more today (GOT TO SISPYHUS I'M GONNA DO IT), and after a bit of testing the cannonball technique might be better in general. If you spread out your damage enough, fighting the ferryman is much easier. If you're looking to do it as quick as possible, you should go for the double kill, but in general you might want to use the cannonball and damage spread. Oh, also, I've learned that on 2:22 (the room with the two mindflayer idols), a simple parry of one of the Mindflayer projectile will down a Swordsmachine and give you some HP. This should make the beginning much easier.
You can nuke the very first encounter. Simply throw grenade and shoot it with explosion railcannon - all 4 cerberus will be heavily damaged, so one overpump blast with shotgun will be enough to finish all of them instantly
I found a way to clear out the first room in about 15 seconds (so about 25 seconds total). If you stand against the wall and fire an electric railcannon through all 4 of the Cerberus and then shoot a S.R.S cannonball and punch it through them, you can kill them all after about 10 seconds of spawning. you need to be pretty well aligned tho.
In the first room I tend to line up the Cerberi when they spawn and hit them all with the blue railcannon and then sawtrap them. At least 1 dies and the others take 1-2 shottyswaps to kill. May not be the optimal solution but doing this gets me out before the virtues enrage every time.
You can just projectile boost in the first room no need to waste railcannon also it’s much easier to just parry the ferry man when he does a 1 2 attack where the second is able to be parried
5:12 the panopticon is 50% resistant to the electric railcannon so im not sure that using it does more damage than either of the other ones it may just do more damage to shoot it with the malicious rail
In the insurrectionists room, you can go to that area outside the arena, let the first one spawn normally, go outside before the second one appears, and go back to the arena, the second one should be dead by the time you start fighting the first one
decent guide, I'd suggest making saw traps or railcoining in some areas instead of shooting cannonball and detonating with an electric rail, though that is a pretty interesting combo. for the "you can escape" attack it's good to observe from which side he6ll attack: right, left or behind, and then sliding in the opposite direction to avoid the punches, then for the final one, jump up, parry, and dash so you can avoid the shockwave
The can't escape attack tracks where you're going, so if you're holding left and then turn the opposite direction to slide he's gonna get juked and go the wrong way.
I'm struggling so much with the 2 Idoled Mindflayers room, especially when the Malicious Faces and Virtues show up. The Insurrectionists are really easy for me, the blood hallway rooms aren't too bad, and the final Idoled Stalker room isn't terrible, it's just those damn Mindflayers.
p-2 took me around 4 hours to learn, and 1 week to p-rank overall, i think it's a really good challenge to the wackos who don't give a shit about dying to mindflayers and maurices all the time. the first really difficult part is the double mindflayer, double maurice and double virtue since your attention needs to be diverted to the virtues first, but if you don't notice the maurices and mindflayers blasting your ass with projectiles, you die ! (also, stay on the ground for the first part of the room, it'll make the mindflayers projectiles and melee attacks useless) the double insurrectionist is pretty easy, you can just throw down a sawblade trap with an overheat to set them on fire, and you kinda just win if you know how to fight insurrectionists, or just scrongle them if you feel like being funny the "blood room" is where it kinda gets funky, you first off need to core nuke so that the maurices have a 50% chance of fucking killing themselves (time it so that the projectiles are already flying toward you but too far away to hit you but also close enough to the virtues so that they get flung into the wall and die), and the sentry you can just chargeback, parry, or just kill normally it doesn't really matter the second portion of the blood room is pretty easy, if the maurice dies (core snipe is my preferred method), the sentries die of flying into the fucking ceiling and you just have to kill 2 cerberi which are kinda easy since if 1 dies, there's a good chance the second one will kamikaze into the floor and well, die the big room is where the problems usually appear for other people, though not for me oddly enough i generally start off by either healing from the strays or saw trapping the middle so the swordsmachines and ferryman take damage while simultaneously keeping the stray off the ground using rockets, projectile boosts and other things once they die after blowing them up, the sentry part begins, which is where i die sometimes you start off by attempting to murder one of the 4 sentries, just ignore the hideous mass, if you move between sentries often you won't get blasted, but you might get hooked so watch out for that annoying ass grappling hook thing if 2 sentries are about to activate, just use a railcannon shot (if available) and get 2 of them at once, though it's pretty good to learn the timing to out of sentry shots the sentries do the big die, and the virtues spawn, this part is the easiest since the cerberi at the bottom don't do jack shit to you, so just focus on the virtues for now i whiplash onto one of the side virtues, and align a railcannon shot to murder 2 of them at once and shotgun swap the 3rd one, at this point you can probably destroy the hideous mass idol and start killing it which is pretty easy just sawtrap the middle and the cerberi might die too, though i recommend throwing in a bunch of rockets and shotgun boosts to make sure now it's sisyphus, honestly this one sucks ass. half my fails came from this dude the flesh panopticon is kinda standard, the only menacing attack is the yellow one but just move like a schizo and throw in the occasional rocket ride and you should be fine i guess you wait long enough, sisyphus kills the panopticon and you get a ton of time to prepare in shredding his hp you sawtrap, and railcoin sisyphus the instant you skip/he finishes talking if you feel like it, start just blasting him with what you got, cause you know damn well there probably isn't a better option the ways to counter his attacks are, complicated, slightly? for "You can't escape!", you slide in a circle for the first 2, dash out of the 3rd, and jump, parry and dash (parry and dash at the same time) for "Begone!" just dash to the side, its really easy with stamina but you will suffer damage if you have none for "Destroy!" i don't really know, i just like to out of it since the parry timing is confusing to me, though i did see another comment where there's 2 instances where you can parry it. for "This will hurt", it's the simplest. just parry it and he'll fuck off for a bit there are 3 attacks that aren't named, the roundhouse kick is parryable but i don't recommend it since you can't really tell if it's gonna happen unless you're spacially aware or you have functioning ears the ground slam attack is really easy to tell because it's an obvious sound, just dash when you hear it (slight delay between sound and dash) and the overhead smack, that one you kinda just dash out of, or even slide if you're lucky the best way to learn p-2 is to play it, not to look at youtube comments. but it certainly does help
this feels like a guide for absolute beginners which would be good in concept for any other game, but getting to this level alone would've taught you a lot of the mechanics you would need to beat it on lower difficulties (i'm assuming this is not meant for violent)
Personally for the first room I'd instead suggest sliding all the way so you're to the left of the leftmost Cerberus, then using slab piercer shoot the pierce shot through all of them and swap to the railgun to shoot through all of them again. Then just do whatever but I personally place sawblades in the middle of the room and pro boost or rocket launcher.
Right after sisyphus monologue i prefer to use coin adding instead of rail + cannon ball, coin adding deals like half of his first health bar and isnt hard to do at all, railcoin punching is way better but i cant seem to find an angle to do it maybe because he is too tall.
@@NotNOV4 i mean ive been fighting him. finally got halfway through his second health bar today, after trying to beat sisyphus for probably about 6 hours total.
Why didn't you mention the fact that you can parry the this will hurt attack? It's very easy and negates the explosion entirely, and you can still use it to deal a lot of dmg.
“Simply dodge the 2 mindflayers projectiles while fighting the 2 swordsmachines” is an incredibly dismissive statement considering this is arguably the hardest room in the entire gauntlet. Drfeelgood’s guide goes into way more detail in how to economize hp and prioritize enemies during this specific part because so many players end up quitting the level at this room altogether because “simply dodging and fighting” isn’t enough. You could argue skill issue but there’s more than one right way to do this part of the fight and not providing any concrete strategy of your own will leave many unsatisfied.
I mean, at that point, it's no longer a level guide, it's a guide to the entire game. If you can unlock P-2, enemy priority and understanding HP should be understood thoroughly. I wasn't going to turn the video into a mini-mindflayer guide too. It's also not that difficult of a room.
I'm sorry am I just the only one where the mindflayers constantly spam projectiles and become nearly impossible to dodge if left alone for more than 2 seconds?
I disagree with the start process, first the second you jump out of spawn rocket ride to the alleyway (You get there much faster), and when defeating the Cerberuses, line up where they all spawn, throw a coin in the air and hit it with the rail gun (This will cause the all of them to get shot with the rail gun plus extra damage due to the coin) after that, use the saw gun on the floor or in the room so they will all get them and do damage, with the ferryman, spam alt revolver and parry shotguns until the next room opens up, (Trust me, this way is much faster and does way more damage, and the Cerberuses have no time to get enrage so they do less damage)
Really good, detailed guide with instersting strategies. However, there are also some detailes that can be added: Being able to parry is gonna make the fight infinately easier too, since not only it heals you and deals a lot of damage, it also cancels some of the attacks. For example the one where he says "This will hurt" you can just approach him and when his eye flash yellow, you can melee him and it will cancel the whole attack (especially useful for second phase where his stamina is infinite and gives a lot of time to damage him). Another example which is really easy to do is the one where he says "You can't escape" where you can spam slide in the same direction away from him, and once he does the final stomp, you can easily parry and shotgun swap him (the stomp will not damage you if you parry) Also important to always stay on the ground, as Sisyphus can easily combo you especially because you have less control in the air. And rather than constantly dashing, just spam slide as was said before, since it allows your movement to be less predictable, does not waste stamina and is approximately just as fast as dashing Before the boss fight though, I would also like to mention how you can go behind railings into the blodd river, causing the insurectionists to fall down there and even give you extra style points as "scronggled" I also presonally find it better to use sawblades for the blue nailgun because it allows you to create traps in arenas before enemies spawn and can secure an easy kill on 1 or even 2 swordmachines if you will also be able to finish them off while they are in their animation
That's a lot of text, but yeah, parrying makes it easier. The original guide was made prior to the nerf, so that's what it doesn't mention parrying. I was able to edit/remove voice lines that contradicted Patch 12b but I couldn't add new information without completely changing the format of the video.
@@NotNOV4 the difficult part is that they are in opposite sites of the map and sometimes the shots aren't sincronyzed (because I went flying and deactivated them) and get killed even with the dashes
this guide is quite good but i would suggest giving the viewer several options of how they can deal with each room because shotgun swapping most enemies isnt really the most fun way to play and taking risks doing flashy combos that still get the job done is a better to do basically the same thing but its a million times more fun. it would have also been cool if you encouraged the player to use more of their kit like nukes and rail coining.
@@epically904 it is tho, it's just to most new players who don't understand how in depth the game mechanics are it seems like you are relying on random chance to kill every enemy. P ranking is a test of how you can use the games mechanics to achieve a perfect score and all the practice that goes into doing that is quite fun.
@@Teshi39 well yeah but some of those methods are inefficient on P-2 + the guide isn’t there to show all the fun ways to get style, it’s literally just here’s the most efficient ways to get to the P-Rank
I prefer using the sawguns for Sisyphus which, when combined with railcoining, can almost instantly wipe out half of his health. I also occasionally shoot some magnets at the ground during the fight to deal a bit of extra damage when he's in the ground. It works wonders if you know how and when to do it right in the other rooms (for example, in the double insurrectionist part, I shoot magnets into the ground then the sawblades + the overheat saw, dealing both massive normal damage and overtime burn damage).
@@NotNOV4 It's completely fine if you think like that, everyone has their own way of doing it. I prefer using that method to make the level easier. By the way, parrying Sisyphus' "This will hurt" attack cancels the explosion.
ngl this guide didnt help me but i just wanted to say it took me 118 minutes to do sisyphus prime with 225 restarts i was doing an allnighter so reaction was a bit slow but still that was...fun asf but torture. its a helpful guide its just everything he said i was already doing
@@NotNOV4 i tried to put a thumbnail and title that would like attract people so i put king minos corpse which people will be surprised off cause its rare to see those kind of boss in game and used a title which many people use , also my editing is not that good it was my first vid
@@NotNOV4 but the ctr of it was still 30 percent as it increase curosity about the boss among the watchers so i tried it , i dont know where i am incorrent i also posted a new vid which has now 12 min average watch time / 15 min and a 70% ctr still 7 views
Honestly, I'm disappointed when it comes to sisyphus because he's just so much more random compared to minos. Like, I get he's harder, but I've felt so many more bullshit moments against him than my first go at minos. "Destroy" being one of the attacks I actively dislike. Still gonna P-rank, but man.
I think he's more chaotic in the sense that he has much faster flurries of attacks, but he still follows very strict logic that can be learnt. I dislike the boss because it's just Pinos but harder.
bruz ultrakill is not meant for direct procedures and step by step instructions, I came for actual tips, maybe some time savers, what enemies to focus first at certain segments, etc. not some cheat sheet, what even is your end goal here? Have random players assume they're good at the game cause they know how to copy someone else 1-to-1 with no independant thinking!?
You're complaining about free advice. To put it bluntly, if you're not good enough to beat the level, then you don't have good enough decision-making skills for ULTRAKILL as of yet, so yeah, they'll need to copy a run closely. That's not a bad thing either. It might be unfortunate to hear, but there's an optimal way to play the game, and this is it.
@@de-ment Not really sure what you're getting at. If you don't like the guide, don't watch it. My point still stands and if you want a P-rank, your run will be very much the same as the one in this video. What even is your end goal here?
