Legend & DukeNukem
DukeNukem
I’ve taken on every kind of beast out there, but you’re the kind of legend who can turn a fight into a lesson. What’s the smartest play when the enemy’s twice your size?
Legend
When the foe is twice your size, don’t fight them head‑on. Use the terrain to your advantage, stay out of reach, and wait for a moment when they overcommit. Strike quickly at a single weak spot, then retreat. The real win is getting them to waste their energy on a move that hurts them more than you. Remember, a battle won by intellect costs you nothing.
DukeNukem
Nice plan, but I’m not waiting around for the enemy to overcommit. I just jump in, hit the weak spot, and make the big one feel like he’s been punched in the gut. Terrain’s a bonus—keep it sharp, keep it quick. Let’s finish this thing.
Legend
That’s the spirit of a true warrior, but remember the lesson: a big foe’s power is only multiplied by the time it has to gather it. If you rush in, you risk a counter that could wipe you out before you even hit. Hit the weak spot, then pull back, re‑evaluate, and finish. A single swift blow is better than a reckless one that turns the tide against you. Stay sharp, stay quick, and use the terrain not just as a backdrop but as an ally.
DukeNukem
Yeah, I get it. I’ll stay quick, keep that weak spot in sight, and use every stone and shadow as a weapon. Don’t let a big enemy get the upper hand just by time. I’ll hit fast, pull back, and finish the fight before they even know what hit ’em. Let’s go.
Legend
Sounds like a plan. Stay focused, keep the rhythm, and let the terrain work with you. You’ll be the one they can’t predict. Good luck.