Peter tracked Kraven to a rainy graveyard where a Shieldbearer ambushed him with a lightning weapon that disabled his web-shooters. After struggling against the enemy's evasive counters, I utilized Symbiote Rage and aerial combos to gain the upper hand. However, Hunter reinforcements eventually overwhelmed me with electric nets.
Peter somehow managed to understand where Kraven could be. He tracked the signal to a dark graveyard, and I arrived at the scene ready to confront whatever was waiting in the shadows.
There was a tower where Peter landed first, which was situated right within the graveyard's perimeter. It was raining heavily, and the atmosphere felt thick with the threat of an impending ambush.
Suddenly, the Shieldbearer from the hotel attacked Peter with a powerful lightning weapon. The blast threw our hero into a building, and Peter noticed his web machine was not working properly afterward.
I understood that I would have to be very careful against the Shieldbearer and his special weapon. I started getting thrashed by the enemy as the lightning messed with Peter's tech and mobility.
I kept my distance and tried to attack the enemy. He was blocking all my strikes using the massive shield he bore, but his defense was not working so well against the Symbiote's rage.
The worst thing was that the Shieldbearer could successfully evade my attacks and counterattack at the same time. I had to be real fast to evade his fatal strikes to survive the encounter.
At a point, I understood I had to successfully counterattack him right after dodging. Doing this correctly activated the Symbiote's rage for a limited time, allowing me to break through his guard.
I tried my best to keep him airborne because he was vulnerable up there. I launched him into the rainy sky and performed every move and combo I had to keep him from landing.
I kept attacking him from the sides and was overwhelming him so he would not get an opportunity to attack back. I was doing it so fine for a time, dominating the boss fight.
Suddenly, some Hunters came over to help their boss when I did not have enough health left. They blocked my air path with an electric net and finally managed to take me down.
That's all for now. I'll write about more of this story again soon. Be safe till we meet again.
Au revoir/Goodbye.
All the screenshots are my takes from my play using the in-game photo mode, and I tried Canva to edit the thumbnail.
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I liked the way you handled the Shieldbearer's defensive style, especially since the lightning weapon disabled your normal tools, yet you kept adjusting your strategy. This fight looked brutal in the rain.
This fight looked intense from start to finish. The tentacles of Venom look so cool in your photos. And your decision to rely on aerial pressure once you discovered his weakness was so smart.
Even though the bad guys eventually overwhelmed you, the fight still felt impressive because you had already pushed through a difficult one-on-one encounter while managing low health. Did you expect the Shieldbearer to counterattack that aggressively?
Losing at the end actually made the encounter more memorable, since the sudden arrival of reinforcements turned what looked like a clean victory into a desperate survival situation. The heavy rain and lightning made that fight extra chaotic. And you know what? Graveyard fights always feel ten times cooler.
Fighting in that stormy graveyard made every moment so cool. Every time a lightning was striking when you kept fighting that enemy, it was adding a cool cinematic vibe.