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Bayonetta 2 Witch Time Enemy Effects (Read Description)

Witch time amplifies the effects of your attacks across the board, but especially weaves. It generally increases stuns and keeps enemies in the air, but even if the occasional rare enemy isn't normally vulnerable to regular attacks during witch time they will be vulnerable to weaves. Example: Sloth. This is why the Bracelet of Time is so overpowered. What this game asks of you, the player, is to fit as much punishment as you can into an extremely small window. This means learning to dodge offset to get to stronger weaves to land and reacting extremely quickly when you dodge in order to disable and stun the enemy long enough to land further punishment outside of witch time. This was recorded in third and infinite climax, but these rules don't differ across difficulties. This is an extremely defense focused game. Your greatest attack options come from a strategically integrated defense. A lot of enemies have counter attacks or moves they will do in reaction to you: setting these up in order to get witch time and then countering with that witch time repeatedly through the fight in one long smooth sequence is the foundation for high level play in Bayonetta 2. If you want to be all offense, equip bracelet of time, but as you can see, there isn't a lot of challenge to it. A good rule of thumb is to do afterburner kick during witch time. If that doesn't work, that means you need weaves. Super large enemies like Beloved, Belief etc, have a special system. They can be stunned by weaves regardless of witch time, but they can't be stunned when they are in the middle of an attack. So you have to hit them in between their attacks. It's a timing thing. Witch time helps because it lets you land weaves in between their attacks. Launching weaves are best, but knockdown weaves are a good second best.