The battles in Spider-Man: Miles Morales are another fluid, rewarding, and functional aspect of the game that introduces Miles' new Venom power. The combat system is a complex control system that allows you to generate energy, dodge attacks, and deal maximum pain with Venom's bioelectricity to every enemy in sight.
The intensity of the fight in the game is entirely up to you. Depending on the difficulty level, Spider-Man: Miles Morales can also be a treat for everyone. Whether you're playing for the championship or just for fun, there are a few tips and tricks you can follow to get the most out of your ongoing fight with Spider-Man.
Basic Attacks 10/10
Basic attacks deal the least amount of damage and are the most important part of the fight in Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Basic attacks can cause a buildup of toxins and healing energy. As a result, the game's combat system strikes a balance between dealing damage and surviving. In most battles, you can save to damage or heal. This is done with regular punches and kicks.
This is especially true for bosses where you want to use as many basic attacks as possible. Try to attack weaker enemies, such as those with no defenses. Basic attacks also hit Spider-Man one last time after the first 15 hits without taking damage. Finishing touches allow you to hit an enemy with a single shot and should be used on tough enemies whenever possible.
9/10 poison attacks
Each basic attack stores energy in the bar located in the upper right corner of the game screen. As soon as the bar turns yellow, a poison attack is possible. However, when you recover, your energy will run out and you will need to gain more by using basic attacks. Venom's attacks are Miles' strongest abilities, and most fights should focus on conserving Venom's energy and releasing it at the right time.
Venom Attacks come in six different variants that are unlocked as Spider-Man levels up in the game. Also, Venom should be reserved for more difficult enemies like Roxxon Shield enemies or bosses because it is dodge and has no defense.
toxic abilities
- Poison punch – Stuns and shocks the enemy.
- Venom Smash – Ariel's poison fist that smashes an area and electrocutes multiple enemies.
- Venom Dash – Launches the enemy in an unavoidable attack; The enemy attack is stunned.
- Toxic Leap – Disarms, stuns, and throws enemies within range in an area.
- Venom Dash Launcher – Venom Dash in Venom Jump that takes out surrounding enemies.
- Mega Venom Blast – Shoots all bioelectric shock venom pieces, stunning enemies and dealing them miles away.
8/10 don't stop
Movement is very important to combat, as Spider-Man isn't meant to stand still and take on a group of enemies. He's not known for this, but Spider-Man fights best in the air. Staying on the ground makes Spidey vulnerable to melee attacks and allows enemies to surround him.
Focusing on aerial bombers, kicks, and ground movement in general will require enemies to run to catch you. In the meantime, hatch covers, light drones, and massive amounts of duct tape must be thrown at them.
7/10 networks
Spiderman web shooting tools are some of the best fighting tools in the game. It can be easy to forget between all the punching and kicking, but webs are great not only for connecting people and weapons, but also for movement. Most of the fights take place in the city warehouses or in a big city.
So using the environment as cover is perfect and don't be afraid to swing during the fight. Additionally, Web Strike must be used constantly as it reduces distance and reduces the chance of hitting Spider-Man while he is on the move.
6/10 device
Web-based shooters are an essential component of combat and can sometimes mean the difference between victory and defeat. An easy way to reverse a lost battle is to randomly drain all your units, which may work, but is only a temporary fix if it doesn't end the battle. You should use your tools sparingly, especially due to the reboot time. Miles Miles includes three additional gadgets, so focus your play style on these options:
- Holo Drones are powerful and light drones that will take on any nearby enemy.
- Remote Mine – An explosive mine with remote detonation that shocks and stuns nearby enemies.
- Gravity Well – Knock down enemies and finish them off.
Camouflage 5/10
Spider-Man's Hide ability is usually used in stealth mode and can also be used for attacks. Above all, it is the best rescue tool for when the fight gets tough. When your health gets too low or you want to switch to stealth mode, cloaking gives you the ability to control the pace of each fight. Being invisible is a great opportunity to set important goals.
Shoot your camouflage and run around the room to take down pesky rocket launchers and snipers without being noticed. This is also a great tactic for advanced enemies like breeders and clandestine swordsmen. Instead of trying to dodge them in a crowd, make your life easier and use Camo for your Web Strike takedown.
4/10 escape
Sometimes you have to run away from a battle to win it. Escaping is a good ability, and luckily with the cloak, it's just a quick button press. Move while you are invisible. Jump off the building or roof before reaching the roof safely. Remember that running away alone will not heal Spider-Man.
However, it does give you a chance to drop out of school, regroup, and find a lone enemy to get some free hits. Again, these simple attacks are the only way to get your health bar back. As long as you're patient, you can dress up again, take a few hits to heal, and repeat. Do this while hiding and Spider-Man will quickly return to his fighting form.
3/10 priority objectives
In battle, pay attention to the type of enemies. At the beginning of the game, there are low-level opponents, but as the game progresses, Miles will face stronger opponents. There will be bad armor spawns, programmable swords, and invisible Roxxon spider hunters that will start to complicate the fight.
Remedies Decide when to focus and when to ignore tougher enemies. Sustaining a poison attack is a good method. So using camouflage in Web Strike Takedown is an advanced enemy. Either way, it's wise to focus on the weakest first. Hitting a defenseless sniper is a great way to build up energy.
Changes 2/10
Only two mods of each type can be used simultaneously, and the choice is a matter of preference. While some battle mods focus on Venom's powers and healing, others focus on increasing damage. Try out different mods to suit your own style of play or try them all.
Combat Visor Mode:
- Trickmaster – Aerial tricks grant additional poisonous power.
- Threat Sensors – Slows time for a while after a perfect dodge.
- Perfect Scene : The perfect dodge time window has been increased.
Battle Suit Changes:
- Indestructible – Melee attacks deal 25% less damage.
- Invulnerable – Attacks deal 50% more damage for 5 seconds after a perfect dribble.
- Induction Grid – Poison Strike Stunned enemies are healed for a small amount per shot.
- Hidden Fury bonus is generated by melee attacks.
- Poison Momentum – Poison Stun is applied every 6th attack in a group.
- Zap Slap – Throwing a weapon underground creates a powerful explosion.
- Energy Jar – Thrown items have increased damage.
- Venom Shield – Using Venom's full energy bar to heal grants a shield for 5 seconds that blocks all damage and stuns attackers in close combat.
1/10 general battle strategy
In general, the best way to fight is to blend in. Spider-Man: Miles Morales allows players to develop unique playstyles, strengths, and fighting styles. However, there is a combat ring that you can use as a base. Check your health bar and use basic attacks to increase Venom's energy. Do your best to fight in the air to avoid melee attacks with things like Air Launcher.
Swing kick and use web attack to hit enemies at the edge of the area. Ignore enemies with higher defenses with movement, gadgets, and stealth. When your Venom health bar is full, target bosses and large groups of enemies. If your health is poor, get dressed and run to a safe place. Rinse and repeat.