Harrisonized Wrote:Hsalf and Red Nirg is a huge mistake as Hsalf jumps quite high and disappears, it may be difficult to pin him with Red Nirg.
It actually is difficult to manage both of them, especially with SuperKnockback + Stun combo.
I'm not entirely sure why but I did decently on a run, where I had to pin that combo to the left wall on my own, an I/L AM standing a bit >>> on a high platform spamming Bliz on Hsalf (constant max dmg), and the AM commented that she rarely got knocked down the platform. She did get hit quite frequently, but not constantly enough to knock her down. => Not bragging cause there's nothing to brag about but I'm trying to point out that it's quite easy to pin both Red Nirg and Hsalf in one corner alone.
It got a bit more troublesome later when I had to pin + attack + heal every 2 hit + crash power (lulz)
Harrisoned Wrote:Putting Hsalf and Red Nirg together is just asking for both to become buffed, which is trouble for your ranged.That's why I wanted to point out that it's better (in his strategies) to have Melee kill this combo and pin Rellik to wait for Ranged party to finish off, instead of killing Rellik and pinning the combo, only to waste time and asking more for trouble later.
In fact, it was more than just trouble.. Hsalf has a skill when he jumps up high and throw stars on a wide range, dealing 6k dmg with att buff, which could be deadly to just anyone unclear what they're up against.
P.S: I'm currently under the assumption that Bosses have 'non-interruptible' animations (presumably attacking skill animations) where Rush just doesn't work xP
Bigfoot can be an example, although it is a bad example as bf is full of glitches.
It is well-known that it would be harder for Rush to succeed when there's too much dmg to record on the monster, but my Rush failed quite an annoying amount of times that it made me think this isn't just any coincidence. Does anyone have a more concrete idea about this?