Oh, interesting. I'm genuinely curious... so no hit means no contact whatsoever? Perhaps it's some bias of mine, since english is not my first language, but I thought they were synonymous here, hence the slash in the description. Regardless, removed the no-hit part - thank you for pointing it out!
@@italoaugusto1646 well I’m no expert, but from what I’ve seen from other people gameplay, that’s the usual way to look at things. Still it is pretty impressive! I grinded Gna too much to defeat her, so if I were you I would have kept the no hit desc. xD well played
I'd argue that this does count as no hit. Simply because bifrost does 0 damage if your not hit. And other no hit boss kills on Ragnarok show them taking bifrost on their health. Like the beserker king. He naturally does bifrost when on low health just by being near him.
Description says no hit but you got covered in Bifrost?
Great fight, wouldve taken me at least 30-40 minutes
Bifrost regenerates by itself if you don't take damage. So technically counts as no-damage (but not no-hit)
Oh, interesting. I'm genuinely curious... so no hit means no contact whatsoever? Perhaps it's some bias of mine, since english is not my first language, but I thought they were synonymous here, hence the slash in the description. Regardless, removed the no-hit part - thank you for pointing it out!
@@italoaugusto1646 well I’m no expert, but from what I’ve seen from other people gameplay, that’s the usual way to look at things. Still it is pretty impressive! I grinded Gna too much to defeat her, so if I were you I would have kept the no hit desc. xD well played
I'd argue that this does count as no hit. Simply because bifrost does 0 damage if your not hit. And other no hit boss kills on Ragnarok show them taking bifrost on their health. Like the beserker king. He naturally does bifrost when on low health just by being near him.