I actually think Eternal doesn’t truly shine until you open up more of Doomguy’s arsenal of weapons. I’d started off on Doom Eternal’s ‘Hurt Me Plenty’ mode which is its funny name for ‘Normal.’ This wasn’t anything to do with the difficulty setting I was on. Lo and behold, I enjoyed it a heck of a lot more. That turned out to be this past weekend, with lockdown’s limitations now really beginning to set in. I put the game down, relegating it to my never-ending backlog to be played when I had more energy for its insatiable appetite for demon guts and exceptional hand-eye coordination.
Orchid Malevolence is an effective means of preventing Doom from initiating and casting his abilities during a fight, which he is highly reliant on to deal damage.Despite my best efforts to gel with the game, however, it just couldn’t. A Glimmer Cape can be used to protect an ally from the magical damage from both Infernal Blade and Scorched Earth, and can potentially allow the ally to escape Doom's grasp. A Lotus Orb applied at the right time can reflect Doom back onto himself. An initiation created with Infernal Blade followed up by Doom takes a lengthy amount of time, and can potentially allow the enemy team to react. Doom's only inherit means of breaking the Linken's Sphere is through his Infernal Blade. Mekansm and Guardian Greaves provide burst-healing to allies, which is particularly effective against Doom and his damage-over-time abilities. Terrorblade can use Sunder to save his allies who are Doomed. Heroes who often build Linken's Sphere: Weaver, Morphling, Medusa. Heroes with the ability to heal allies, or those with good defensive abilities: Chen, Dazzle, Io, Oracle, Omniknight, Witch Doctor, Winter Wyvern, Abaddon, etc. Doom expires upon death, so it is effectively removed after Reincarnation activates. Wraith King has three passive abilities and only a single active ability, so Doom does not hinder him significantly.
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