A Tactical Retreat.

I breached the door loudly this time, abandoning stealth. After repeatedly failing to dodge the heavy brute's devastating counterattacks due to low health regeneration space, a tactical retreat helped build up focus. Ultimately, lowering the difficulty setting secured a successful takedown of the beast.

As my last quiet infiltration didn't go well, I decided to burst through that door this time and confused all those hunters inside that room. I shattered the door to catch them completely off guard.

Yeah, even this time I started the fight by pulling the water pipe out, and then I started giving those hunters hell, electrocuting the floor to stun multiple targets at once.

But, but, but, that big man caught me off guard once again, because I didn't have enough space around that room to regenerate the XP I needed to heal myself. So I had to take the massive swings right to the chest.

So, at the next try I decided to try a different strategy where I was like running away like a coward so I'd get enough time to heal up while that heavy guard kept chasing me, swinging around the ceiling perches to break his line of sight.

But even then, it felt hard as I was not getting enough regular hunters to take down and regenerate the XP I needed. I kept dodging a barrage of incoming attacks of that brute while looking for regular-sized targets.

At last, I got some regular hunters to take care of and managed some XP to heal up, so I went back for the big one and tried to take him down in peace, unleashing a flurry of venom-infused strikes.

But then, I lost more health as I couldn't dodge or block all the attacks of that heavy one, so I had to run back once more, once again. But I was taken down again.

I came back and I decided to play in a lower difficulty this time as I was playing in a higher difficulty. And that clicked for me as I could at last take down that beast after landing a final finishing blow that finally left him unconscious on the floor.