u/CatLoliUwu

This weapon just seems so terrible for combo points no matter what I do. I saw a comment on here once saying Rodin is one of the best for combo points, but I just don't find that to be the case? It definitely kills things fast, but it just feels weird and doesn't award any combo points?

weird question but here it goes. so basically in bayonetta 1 (ps5) i accidentally created a jeanne save where i had everything i had in my bayonetta save, if that makes sense. so i had already beat the game on that save and had halos, techniques, etc. even though it was a fresh jeanne save.

is there a way for me to replicate this?

It feels like it takes forever to kill enemies, and fights feel less satisfying than bayonetta 1. In bayonetta 1 my wicked weaves are doing a big chunk of the enemies health, but in 2, it feels like I'm just tickling them. Even with Umbral Climax I still feel like I'm doing such little damage to enemies. Is this in my head, or is the game intentionally designed like this?

Idk if this is asked a lot, but I see a lot of conflicting info on cortibalm. I see some people saying to stay away from it, some people saying to use it sparingly, and some people used it every day of their course. What’s the generally agreed upon way of safely using it?

It is the only thing I’ve tried that has healed my angular cheilitis, and it keeps the dryness on my lips away longer than aquaphor does.