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Marvel's Avengers Heroes Guide: Hulk
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Let's see what the green Tank Bruce Banner, better known to us as the Hulk in Marvel's Avengers, can do.
Hulk is my favorite character so far "Avengers" Marvel . Bruce Banner is kind of an insufferable smug nerd in the campaign, but the Hulk thinks Banner sucks, so that's a bonus. But other than that, playing as the Hulk is really fun and exciting! Depending on how you build your Hulk, you can be a berserker, a mobile fighter, or a crowd-focused fighter. Either way, it's the bomb, and one thing that Marvel's Avengers does well is the awesome combat animations.
Marvel's Avengers Hulk Hero Guide
If you want to create your ultimate Hulk, there are several ways you can go about it, depending on how much time you end up putting into the game. If you're just going through the campaign, you probably need to worry more about specialization than if you're planning on keeping up with Marvel's Avengers in the long run. You can currently get to level 50 and 150 power, so it will definitely be a while before you run out of skill points. Regardless of your playing time, the Hulk, like all other Avengers, has several skill trees to dive into.
The first skill tree contains most of the Hulk's basic moves, and after that, it focuses on light and long-range attacks. If you want to be a more mobile Hulk, you'll want to invest here, as you'll get access to a quick launcher that you can complete after a successful dodge, a shoulder grab that keeps the Hulk in combat with less downtime, and upgrades to his rock throw. . This includes picking up rocks and punching instead of throwing them, so there's a lot going on here as far as punching to the face is concerned.
Hulk's second skill tree is dedicated to heavy and power attacks. This is where you'll focus if you want a lot of crowd control options, as the more you upgrade them, the more you'll create shockwaves that generate knockback. The problem, of course, is that the Hulk is quite slow, so you have to be especially careful not to be vulnerable to stronger enemies, turrets, and anything else that might overtake you. You'll probably get a few of these (and the first tree) regardless of your build, as they're basically an extension of the Hulk's core moves.
Skill tree number three has to do with the Hulk's unique ability to pick up human-sized enemies and beat them up until they're minced meat. You can try to grab by holding the light attack button and if you stick to this tree you will eventually be able to grab two enemies at the same time. You can then do things like crush enemies like in the movie, use them as weapons, and even incorporate aerial vehicles into the game. Not every enemy can be thrown, and for some you will have to break their guard first and deal some damage, so you need to buff your throwing skills.
The fourth skill that the Hulk possesses is dedicated to his inner ability, Fury. When Hulk activates Rage, he recovers Willpower from dealing damage and significantly increases attack and defense. When used to counter, Rage also has an additional area of effect that interrupts the nearby enemy. As you pump skill points into this tree, you will expand your meter, lower your Rage cost, increase the Hulk's healing ability, and finally the ability to recharge the internal meter for additional bonuses.
Personally, I get the most satisfaction from playing the Hulk as a wrestler, as he has a lot of the energy of Mike Haggar from Final Fight, minus the wrestling moves. But it's important to note that the Hulk has very limited evasive ability and is more vulnerable than you might expect from him. The Hulk's large size and slow movements mean you need to pay more attention to more situations, especially if you're playing Marvel's Avengers by yourself. But if you take the time, the Hulk can really control the fight scenario in a few ways.
Do you like the Hulk in Marvel's Avengers? Or have you found another foundation that will really please your brain? Or are you still trying to figure out which hero you want to stick with, or even if you even want to buy the game at all? Let us know what you think of in the comments below.
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