And Victor makes it his work to turn things back to the way they were. However, things get much worse for Vran once he sets foot in Zagoravia, discovering the city has been turned by turmoil and overrun by a slew of monsters from another realm. Lured to the dreadful city of Zagoravia, Vran sets out to find his ally who appears to be in great danger. Voiced by none other than legendary voice actor Doug Cockle, also known as Geralt of Rivia from The Witcher series, Victor Vran is a demon hunter. You may not find an incredibly deep experience in comparison to others, but what is there brings an otherwise excellent port over to the Switch’s growing library. you can make arguments for either weapon being better, like all weapons in VV.The sinister world of Victor Vran is driven by hordes of demonic beasts and abominations, shot in a casual isometric camera angle familiarizing itself with other similar titles in the action RPG genre. the hand mortar is a mid-range weapon that is most effective while, or after fighting large groups of enemies.

the shotgun is an effective single target weapon, providing that you keep enemies at a distance. I don't think that any weapon in VV is 'better' than any other, I use all of the weapons depending on how I'm feeling, and it adds to the replay value of VV, on top of level scaling, and hot swapping equipment and outfits. this means that you only really have to worry about one-shot enemies, and being unlucky with getting critted.Īs far as which one is better, that depends entirely on you. with Vampirism, because it's an 'on hit' mechanic, an effective fire lake keeps enemies inside it because of the move speed penalty, and can fill you to full, and keep you there for the duration. if you keep your speed buff up, Dancing lets you fire off crazy fast rounds, and you can end up taking out a large group of lower enemies, or a couple tyrant enemies in a couple seconds.įor the hand mortar, I find that with a controller, Dancing makes gives me a much lower time penalty when I miss a target, and Efficient lets me drop fire lakes, and explosive jump like a mother. Dancing lets me fire off several rounds to help me proc Mauling, which lets me keep multiple enemies at a distance if needed. The Mauling on the shotgun helps keep enemies at a distance, so I can more effectively split-time, and the I tend to prefer Cursed over other abilities, because you tend to get greater returns, and you get a gold penalty, rather than a penalty vs.

The shotgun I use is Cursed/Mauling/Dancing, and the hand mortar that I'm building is Dancing/Vampirism/Efficient.

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