I have a strategy for unblockable finale node

So let’s say they get under 25% while you’re in a combo. After that, do your sp3. Some sp3s stun like doom’s. So you can get in more damage and kill them or almost kill them. And this is not for act 6 because they will have way larger health pools.

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Deadlygamer98

That’s just a thought anyway

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Artoria77

Wow so helpful

Edeuink

I have a strategy for getting points on the forums. Make useless posts about topics that people already know about.

Thanks_D19

I have a strategy for unblockable finale, don’t block

Seraphion

I know this cool trick for exploring act 6 very cheap.
Git gud

lowlevelplayer

and I need to know this because?

SpideyFunko

or just use Mr Sinister

Lvernon15

Wow... I never thought of that, oh hey, here’s an idea for caltrops, bring someone who can counter it!!!

Aleor

It works on act 6 as well. That's basically how I did sp3 path with aigon - get hit charging heavy when enemy is almost at 3 bars of power, sp3, finish the fight

Kerneas

I also got an interesting idea. I call it "intercept", it is basicly dashing in at the enemy at the right time, so that I don't have to block or anything. I sense a great potential in this

DNA3000

So let’s say they get under 25% while you’re in a combo. After that, do your sp3. Some sp3s stun like doom’s. So you can get in more damage and kill them or almost kill them. And this is not for act 6 because they will have way larger health pools.

Yes, that's one possibility, and not a dumb one: saving SP3, or specials in general, when you know the target will go unblockable can help. It is the least sophisticated option, but it is there.

A lot of people will tell you this is obvious, and for many veteran players this is obvious to the point of being almost pedantic. But a lot of people forget this is an option for other related problems, like Iron Man Infinity War when he drops into his auto-blocking mode.

MCOC goes from being a straight forward hit them hard and win game to being a more move-countermove game where the fights present challenges and the player must devise tactics and search their roster for counters to be able to reasonably win the fight, and this gets ever more complex the higher you go. You're clearly at the very beginning of that learning curve, but to be honest there are a lot of players of the game who refuse to even step onto that learning curve, and eventually find the game refuses to remain mindlessly simple. If you are currently doing Act 5, you're at the point where the game shifts into this mode and never looks back.

There's thousands of players who've already learned everything you're trying to figure out now. But there's lots of players who don't know anything yet. So I don't think there's any such thing as too obvious to ever state again.

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@DNA3000

Pretty reasonably response, man. Not sure why this guy's getting drilled so hard lol. He's clearly early on in the game.

SpideyFunko

why you guys being mean? This guys been in game for almost two months, is discovering stuff and posting about it. Chill

LeNoirFaineant

@Deadlygamer98 ignore the hate lol. It's a solid strategy.

YoMoves

I'd focus more on ability accuracy personally. Unblockable Finale can fail to proc through a combination of Pacify and other defensive ability accuracy drops. Archangel would be ideal for that but Domino, Gwenpool, and others can do it too.

Qfury

Cheesiest way I've found to deal with unblock able finale is cmm with a power boost, guarantee stun & death