Titan. The heavy attack. These two words are almost synonymous. All it takes for a Titan to make a quick heavy hit in TENNIS 2 is for the fight to pretty much be over, or at least turn the tide. After Light Energy Above launches this November, Guardians of the preferred Titan professions will discover the new Ice Gel to allow them to harness the power of Ember. Unsurprisingly, there will be fewer physical battles. But that's only part of it.
As explained in the previous post, each Ice Coagulation sub-profession has its own exclusive way of manipulating Ice Coagulation. The Warlock Shadowbinder emphasizes freezing enemies, while the Hunter Vengeful Undead, which you'll read about next week, specializes in slowing down enemies' mobility. Titans use ice coagulation to combine creation and destruction.
We want to emphasize that the Beast creates crystals that can turn the tide of battle by altering the ground beneath you and me, using Ice Condensation. He who masters the ground wins. Therefore, the Behemoth can either use Ice Condensation to defend itself (such as generating a crystalline wall to block enemies and projectile attacks); or it can actively attack, using crystals to freeze its enemies.
The Titan can deliver a powerful melee attack: the Shivering Strike. The Titan surges forward and launches an ice-coagulation blast from its feet, thrusting a killing blow at the enemy. They summon Ice Gel Armor in the air, which covers their fists and delivers heavy blows to enemies, knocking them back and slowing nearby enemies.
The Behemoth's superpower, "Glacial Shock Strike," begins with the Titan's fists generating powerful armbands. Their gauntlets strike the ground, triggering a shockwave of ice crystals and freezing nearby enemies. The ice crystal shield encompasses the Titans, making them temporarily unstoppable weapons of destruction. Not only can they jump higher and farther, but they can also utilize a greatly enhanced melee attack to pummel enemies.
If frozen foes are bowling pins, then Titans with their Glacier Shock superpower are devastating saucer balls that instantly smash them to pieces. Charging at a group of baddies and smashing them all like a saucer ball is certainly a smart strategy, but if you want to try something else, there are a few different and clever ways to play the game. For example, you can cancel your move while sliding and leap up with the power of the Ice Condensation, remembering to cancel your move at the perfect time and guiding the behemoth downwards for a devastating slam. Don't hesitate to throw punches when you feel like it, but don't forget that Ice Gel has more tricks up its sleeve, Titan.
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