And, if we're going to go by the boss version like you did above, they don't use items first.
And then Hank out skills, out lifts, and then amps his perception to watch OMORI go slow as a snail, and punch him a couple dozen times with electricity, something OMORI does not resist.
By the way the end result of these speed amps would land him having a ~1.6x+ speed advantage over Hank's actual speed, but we're gonna be in an even bigger mess if speed is unequalized since OMORI would have to take his time to do that stuff and would already get speedblitzed by Hank
Speed is equalized, luckily i didn't forget to put that in the OP.
yeah...
This is an 18x+ speed amp yall... and even if he's done something ridiculous like overcoming that, there's still the in character BFR from OMORI...
yeah i made a small mistake back there, OMORI can't BFR himself, only others (It's been a long time since i've gotten to anything OMORI related)
can omori just bfr hank away, buff himself whit items, then bring back hank or go where hank is, then fight better that way? or is this something omori is not going to do first on a fight, if not, then what does omori do against hank? throw some attacks then hanks just punches the shit out of omori? since hank has quite the pain tolerance and stuff
he'd have no reason to do that, there's no way to escape black space and BFR is considered incap
Hank's perception amp that's in the hundreds in question.....
That's literally the first thing he could do... ESPECIALLY when he sees the intruder is INSIDE headspace, which gives him WAY more reason to do it.
going off of game mechanics it would be
so this fight either goes, omori BFRs hank, or omori tries to fight hank and get destroyed on H2H, since it seems omori needs time to buff himself? (damn i hate rpg mechanics)
how fast is the bfr, is it instant? if it is, hank has no ways of avoiding it
He instantly brought Sunny into White Space. Somewhere he's not supposed to be in regular gameplay (OMORI is the one he's facing against in this instance)
And his boss fight says otherwise, he's coded to use regular attacks against them and only goes with his hax stuff later on. what says he'll deviate from this and use hax?
does them also include hank, or just "them" in specific
i would assume he wouldn't change his usual tactics for zero reason.
and if he's doing that, he decides not to use hax why? either way this gives the idea that OMORI goes for physical attacks first before using hax in combat.
I don't really know, he only starts trying to erase Sunny in the second phase, maybe OMORI underestimated him in the first phase and actually tries working his way up when he realized he brought him to a critical state
We love when a playable character turns into a non-playable character and now people need to figure out what his usual methods of fighting are according to both of those things!
unless OMORI has some Information Analysis that's unlisted on his page, theres no reason to assume he'd instantly figure that out.
literally by just looking at him he'd realize he's completely different from every creature you see in headspace?? there's 0 need for info analysis.
you act as if Hank doesn't look just as outlandish or even horrific as some of the enemies in OMORI.
there is literally a boss thats a man weilding two chainsaws, covered in blood, half naked.
Ironically that's not Headspace... It's Sunny imagining it coming to life in the Real World... If you're talking about the Jackson poster that is.
Still, point still stands. not every enemy in OMORI is a colorful skittles commercial to the eyes. plenty of enemies dawn a dark color scheme. (Or are simply a bit darker than usual)
Someone's uvula. That's Humphrey after swallowing the entire crew. Rare Bear and Ghost Bunnies still retain some form of cartoonish shape.
im not seeing that because i didn't play the game. thats why you're here. because your knowledgeable on the verse and others are not lmao.
Because you picked Headspace. That's someone's mind. Black Space is NOT apart of Headspace, despite there being multiple entrances from Headspace to Black Space, there are no exits from Black Space to Headspace, so it is a way to get rid of Hank, permanently in fact.
