This sounds exactly like the situation I put my rs3 gold mom in when I was a teenager. Attendance at school was horrible because I wanted to stay home and play games all day. I suffered from pretty bad depression and anxiety and the only way I received the help I needed was in patient in a different state.
When he throws the two shurikens it always followed by a leap attack forward. You can dodge behind him and get two hits in when he does this. Once he reaches about half vitality you can be more aggressive and build up his posture meter.Ooor if you that desperate, you can run counter clockwise circles around the arena and then get behind him and get some hits in when he does the jump attack and big double swing that he does.
To paraphrase Thorndike's Law of Effect, rewarded behavior is likely to increase in frequency and unrewarded behavior is likely to decrease in frequency. Take Miss Puss. Each morning, she taps you on the face at four o'clock, letting you know that she'd like a can of kitty morsels. She seems in dire need of a meal, so you do her bidding and unwittingly reward her behavior. You can bet she'll be back the next morning! She has learned that tapping yields tasty treats. However, if you had turned a cold shoulder to her early morning pleas, Puss would have had no reward and no reason to try that tactic again.
When entering a building or quick traveling to a location in Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas on PC, I have noticed that sometimes items in the new location either jump from ground level to where they're supposed to be, or appear to be falling to the ground right as I arrive. I'm hoping someone could explain what the game is doing when this happens, and why the game has to generate items and then move them, rather than generating them already in place. [more inside]
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