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Do what you can to interupt him or the fight is going to get that much longer.

Like previous boss encounters, at some point around half health or less he’ll kneel down and use an injectible heal over time except this time around it’s a lot more powerful. You really want to focus on burning down the Undertaker as fast as possible and dismember as soon as you get the option. The good news is that as soon as Undertaker dies the fight ends and everyone else keels over at the same time. The Undertaker will be the main boss but La Muerte and Totem Wolf will have just as much health as usual so don’t bother taking them out first. The final boss will have three different “traps” active instead of one and on top of that you’ll be fighting all three bosses at once. You might as well go in without any modifiers and use the shortcuts so you can save any injectibles you might have. At this point you’ll be facing top tier enemies as well as Nano Masses scattered throughout the maps. That being said, Episode 9 is a bit trickier than the others. Don’t worry if you forget to check back, they’ll stick around until you pick them up. The Concussive Module is a personal favorite of mine in boss fights! Gramophone EnthusiastĬollected all 7 audiologs found in the Testing ChamberĪs you complete episodes, these audiologs will pop up on a table near the Gear Assembly station.

If you have trouble, remember that a good implant setup can make up for your weaknesses here (since you can’t use injectables with Leech active you can swap them out for something more useful) and don’t forget that you can rely on your drone too. It’s easiest to just do this on Episode 1 since the enemies will be lower level and you’ll need easy kills to keep your health and timer up. You can use this to your advantage but it means you’ll need to be mobile enough to avoid getting hit while leaving enemies inside the ring. Epicenter will drop an AOE circle with a short fuse that will damage and set aflame both you and enemies. As you can imagine, this will make the boss fights a little tricky since they’re fully armored. The upside is that lifesteal from Leech will balance that out buuuut then the only way to really heal will be to attack unarmoured parts. The downside is attacking armoured body parts will hurt you. hitting armoured body parts will wound you.įirst off, this set of modifiers forces you to attack bare handed, which counts as twin-rigged, but you’ll do a surprising amount of damage.

Black Belt – dispense pain with your bare fists.

Epicenter – every once in a while, a flame pit opens up right below Warren.

Rush Hour – a timer is set on Warren’s life.

Leech – player and enemies steal each other’s life.

This one requires you to use the following modifiers (some modifiers require you to finish certain episodes first): Modus Operandiįinished an episode with the 4 hardest modifiers turned on One-Armed BanditĪnother simple one, but don’t worry you’ll be cutting off all sorts of appendages by the time you’re done with the other achievements so you should get this naturally as you play. Personally, I got this achievement after breaking maybe three of them so it seems to be a little buggy right now. Throughout the map are gravestones and all you have to do is sprint into them and they’ll crumble. The Frontier Crypt location can be found in episodes 3, 5 and 8 and it’s as easy as it sounds. There’s a limit of 4 modifiers (one from each row) and at one point or another you’ll be doing all of them, many times 4 together so better get used to it. I recommend playing your first episode without any so you can get a hang of how everything works and open some map shortcuts. Very easy to do, just pick one of the 16 modifiers and go to town.

Finished an episode with at least 1 modifier turned on