Neon Abyss
36 Achievements
1,000
40-50h
PC
Pro Gamer
Defeat God of Machines without getting hurt. Details for this achievement will be revealed once unlocked
50
7.07%
How to unlock the Pro Gamer achievement in Neon Abyss - Definitive Guide
After trying for this around 30 times I was able to get lucky drops with sprites and Items that greatly helped.
The items in particular are things that block bullets. Frying Pan, Atlantis Bubble, Eight Ball etc. Another great one to find is the Acorn which, depending on your eggs number they can just straight up block bullets.
Being equipped with these and the Guardian gun literally allowed my to stand relatively still in the centre and not worry about the lasers at all.
Yet again, this comes to luck. But this is the best I can do to help.
The items in particular are things that block bullets. Frying Pan, Atlantis Bubble, Eight Ball etc. Another great one to find is the Acorn which, depending on your eggs number they can just straight up block bullets.
Being equipped with these and the Guardian gun literally allowed my to stand relatively still in the centre and not worry about the lasers at all.
Yet again, this comes to luck. But this is the best I can do to help.
2 Comments
When I did it I had an item that gave me flying. If you can get past the first part, you can fly over most of the lasers in the second half, and the ones that do go up to the top are pretty easy to avoid.
By LunarKnightX on 02 Aug 2020 23:46
Might want to specify this is against the 2nd boss, Hal. Thought this was for Argus and was getting frustrated after multiple successful attempts on Argus with no achievement.
By Haseo ATC on 20 Oct 2023 02:25
As the description says, you need to beat Hal, the God of Machines, without taking any damage at all. Hal is the boss of the sixth floor.
This is obviously challenging, but what you can do to make it as easy as possible is to not only play on Easy difficulty, but first kill yourself over and over on Easy difficulty such that there is only one dot above the Easy poster in the bar. The more dots above the difficulty, the harder it is. Die over and over to lower the dots to just one. This is now the easiest possible difficulty.
The run itself leading up to Hal is unfortunately at the mercy of RNG. Ideally, you'll get an item that lets you fly (Divinity or Pegasus), as it makes the second phase of the Hal fight a piece of cake. However, the most important thing to focus on during the run leading up to Hal is gun level and gun damage, as well as bullets and fire rate, if they're applicable (they aren't applicable if you're using a laser weapon). Basically, ignore anything defensive on your run and only take stuff that improves your damage. If you can find a Soul Bringer weapon, you're pretty set.
On each floor, I highly recommend using the Save Reload Exploit if you mess up the challenge room and don't get a gun upgrade. Beating a challenge room without getting hit guarantees a gun upgrade, so use the exploit to ensure you get it on each floor. This will allow you to go into the Hal fight with a very strong gun regardless of what weapon you have, making the fight far shorter.
As for the fight itself, the first phase is the toughest because, depending on your weapon, it can be hard to see the projectiles raining down if your weapon is taking up a lot of the screen. I therefore recommend standing off to one side while you shoot him in the first phase, because if you're right under him shooting straight up, you're likely to miss a projectile falling down amongst your bullets.
For the second phase, if you can fly up, you're golden. Go directly above the blue ball, right in the center, and his blue balls he shoots out will never hit you. The lasers rarely use a pattern that'll reach you in the air, but if they do, you'll have to improvise. If you can't fly, you should continue to stand off to one side while you shoot the core, paying attention only to the lasers so you can avoid them. A homing weapon is great here because you can focus entirely on dodging and don't have to worry about aiming.
If you get hit, use the Save Reload Exploit to start the floor over again. Unless you get some significantly helpful on the sixth floor, just beeline right to the boss fight to try again. Also, don't worry if you get hit right at the end. Even with the boss dead, you can still use the exploit to start the floor over as long as you don't enter the portal.
This is obviously challenging, but what you can do to make it as easy as possible is to not only play on Easy difficulty, but first kill yourself over and over on Easy difficulty such that there is only one dot above the Easy poster in the bar. The more dots above the difficulty, the harder it is. Die over and over to lower the dots to just one. This is now the easiest possible difficulty.
The run itself leading up to Hal is unfortunately at the mercy of RNG. Ideally, you'll get an item that lets you fly (Divinity or Pegasus), as it makes the second phase of the Hal fight a piece of cake. However, the most important thing to focus on during the run leading up to Hal is gun level and gun damage, as well as bullets and fire rate, if they're applicable (they aren't applicable if you're using a laser weapon). Basically, ignore anything defensive on your run and only take stuff that improves your damage. If you can find a Soul Bringer weapon, you're pretty set.
On each floor, I highly recommend using the Save Reload Exploit if you mess up the challenge room and don't get a gun upgrade. Beating a challenge room without getting hit guarantees a gun upgrade, so use the exploit to ensure you get it on each floor. This will allow you to go into the Hal fight with a very strong gun regardless of what weapon you have, making the fight far shorter.
As for the fight itself, the first phase is the toughest because, depending on your weapon, it can be hard to see the projectiles raining down if your weapon is taking up a lot of the screen. I therefore recommend standing off to one side while you shoot him in the first phase, because if you're right under him shooting straight up, you're likely to miss a projectile falling down amongst your bullets.
For the second phase, if you can fly up, you're golden. Go directly above the blue ball, right in the center, and his blue balls he shoots out will never hit you. The lasers rarely use a pattern that'll reach you in the air, but if they do, you'll have to improvise. If you can't fly, you should continue to stand off to one side while you shoot the core, paying attention only to the lasers so you can avoid them. A homing weapon is great here because you can focus entirely on dodging and don't have to worry about aiming.
If you get hit, use the Save Reload Exploit to start the floor over again. Unless you get some significantly helpful on the sixth floor, just beeline right to the boss fight to try again. Also, don't worry if you get hit right at the end. Even with the boss dead, you can still use the exploit to start the floor over as long as you don't enter the portal.
This guide was translated automatically.
The God of Mechanisms is at stage 7,
projectiles will fall from above, then he will summon 4 spheres and they will shoot lasers
The trophy is more about luck, because... If the necessary items fall out in the race, you can stand exactly at the bottom in the middle and shoot upward.
Items for the perfect battle:
projectiles will fall from above, then he will summon 4 spheres and they will shoot lasers
The trophy is more about luck, because... If the necessary items fall out in the race, you can stand exactly at the bottom in the middle and shoot upward.
Items for the perfect battle:
- FRYING PAN Chance to block bullets flying at you.
- ACORN Your eggs block enemy bullets. Don't be alarmed.
- ATLANTIS BUBBLE Some of your bullets are surrounded by a shield that blocks enemy bullets. (must be opened at the bar)
- KEEPER Good night, sweet dreams. [Passive] Gives a chance to summon guardian fairies every time you kill an enemy.
This guide was translated automatically.
I advise you not to bother with def items. They are unreliable because they may or may not help. Throw in as much damage as possible. Ideally: you should knock off about 70% of his HP in the first five to seven seconds. And kill him after the first attack with lasers, standing under him or slightly to the left/right. Because then he will summon spheres, and they have a random grid pattern and they can ruin everything.
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