When facing Bach at the Society of Leopold, you may choose to take him at close quarters. Be advised, however, that when he starts throwing his infinite supply of grenades at you, if you stay in the same place, before long your computer will crash after giving you the error "Too many touching/colliding entities", presumably referring to the fact that there is too much schrapnel flying around to keep track of.
And, as an aside, if you actually *could* have an infinite supply of grenades, where would you keep them?
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Who knows... but, have you noticed that Bach really likes explosives? I mean, I like explosions too, but not that much...
But back on topic... I took him on in close-quarters... he never threw one grenade at me... which I found rather strange...
But back on topic... I took him on in close-quarters... he never threw one grenade at me... which I found rather strange...
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Why is it that I'm drawn to treasonous bastards?
Even in knowing where the path will lead, I would gladly take the dead end road so that you would not die alone.
Why is it that I'm drawn to treasonous bastards?
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It's more of a problem of, as they say, "keep moving". I've taken him at close range, too, but I made the mistake of getting pinned down and trying to find a head-on assault, when the smart thing to do was to retreat, regroup, and charge in again. What fun is playing the game over and over unless you try on different strategic and tactical options?
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Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy, and good with Ketchup.
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They're grenades. He blows stuff up. His whole Vampire Firing Range, and everything else. The grenades, paradoxically, don't seem to be able to hurt you or anything you're near, but they can blow up everything else.
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(The Addams family motto: Gladly we feast on those who would subdue us)
Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy, and good with Ketchup.
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Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy, and good with Ketchup.
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"Apocolyptic and insane, my dreams will never change."
Even in knowing where the path will lead, I would gladly take the dead end road so that you would not die alone.
Why is it that I'm drawn to treasonous bastards?
Even in knowing where the path will lead, I would gladly take the dead end road so that you would not die alone.
Why is it that I'm drawn to treasonous bastards?
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