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Gravity Shot into Lunar Beam: designing a pull-then-payoff combo in Ash of the Covenant
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For #ScreenshotSaturday, AshOfCovenant showed the archer's finished skills in Ash of the Covenant, a dark-fantasy action roguelike: Gravity Shot pulls enemies into one spot, then Lunar Beam wipes them out together. It's the classic setup-and-payoff combo, and the 91-second clip shows why it lands: the seconds the vortex holds the pack are the payoff's window.
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