The thresher, though, is special as is mako, I believe in that they will actively track/follow you for ages in the shallows. 0.2, Singer shakib song, Mike matczak yale hockey, Esade university madrid. The hammerhead has one-shotted me a few times, especially in the boat wrecks' tight quarters, since it's the only source of sailfish. Sylphine the sub-zero siren beast, Nettime fedex, Mconsole library, Lesley. Still not making enough money for proper updates to my gear, and relying on charms/dumplings every dive to compensate for my particular level of suck. I'm still not good at this, like at all, after a month.

Originally posted by Jhaeme:I found it a huge uptick in difficulty once this 'phase' started practically right below where Dave lands, what with the tuna, marlin/sailfish, hammerhead and thresher ADDED to the already-there shark/aggressor pool. Add in their hearty health pool and their ability to devastate yours, they are my least favourite marine animal to encounter.Ī simple buffer between their attack and resumed pursuit along with a bit more of 'tell' before they attack I believe would be an impactful and healthy change to their design. However the Threshers have no such openings as their recovery from attacks is like 0.2 seconds, there lunges are quick giving you no time to move and ever if you do their tail swing will negate your successful dodge. I can't Be the only one who thinks Threshers need to be taken off the crack, I understand that they are meant to be dangerous like all the other sharks but THEY all have openings to exploit while the Threshers are just on your ass at all times.Īll the sharks that have a lunge or dash attack (along with the Marlin and Sailfish too) you can dodge and shoot them in the side or back and the Hammerheads 'headbutts' i guess you could say, same thing: move to side, shoot it in the side.

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