Recognised by many gamers as the most frustrating recurring enemy in the entire game, the Marauder has likely led to a few other broken controllers up and down the country, not just ours. Good luck!"īethesda / id Software How to beat the Marauder After glory killing the first Doom Hunter, a hole in the map will be revealed taking you all the way down to an ice-covered arena where two more Doom Hunters lay in wait for you to repeat the whole process. "Use the environment to your advantage and leverage the various levels and ramps to keep your distance. You need to move quickly though, as it's a race against time before his defence regenerates. "Only the Plasma Gun can overload his shield, but you're blessed with a wealth of options for damaging his cybernetic body: you can use the Heavy Cannon with the Precision Aim modification from afar to avoid his melee attack, or jump straight to the Rocket Launcher if you're feeling confident of not wasting ammo (its Remote Detonate modification will significantly improve your accuracy). You must first destroy his shield and then take out the hovercraft-like sled he rides on to severely reduce his mobility. "There are two crucial steps to overcoming the Doom Hunter. Equipped with tracking rockets, an energy shield and a chainsaw (because, why not?), Doom Hunters are half-demon and half-machine and on a crusade to take you down. The Doom Hunter is the last line of defence for Deag Ranak, one of the three Hell Priests you're tasked with destroying, and is designed for the sole purpose of taking down the Slayer. If you're stuck at the Cyberdemon, don't worry - we've got a guide for him, too.Bethesda / id Software How to beat the Doom Hunter Just aim for their chest and open fire, and they should go down without too much trouble. It's a lot to keep track of, but if you can manage to keep your distance, avoiding the Hell Guards' attacks shouldn't be too tough. If you have the ammo available, the BFG 9000 can also get past the Hell Guard's shield - but with such limited ammunition, it's probably best to rely more on timing than anything else.įor the second half of the fight, you won't have to worry about the shield - you will, however, have to worry about twice as many attacks at the same time.
It's hard to miss - if there's no glowing green aura surrounding the boss, then it's a good time to open fire.
Given that the rest of the game is about firing away with reckless abandon, the sudden change of pace can be quite the surprise - so, if you've been having trouble taking down the Hell Guards, our video guide should be able to help:Īgain, the first phase of the fight is all about counterattacking when the Hell Guard's shield is down.
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