They might, I’m not sure. Elden Ring bosses have been accused of input reading because they seem to know exactly when you’re about to drink from your flask; that seems to be most known example in their catalogue.
I don’t just think it’s accused I think it’s confirmed, I think it’s a fair mechanic, you can see when a boss begins a animation, the boss can see when you begin one as well
How are you supposed to program challenging boss fights if the game isn’t allowed to read your inputs? “Accusing” a game of this is like accusing the oven for heating up.
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Don’t some bosses have a specific response to using a flask in some games?
They might, I’m not sure. Elden Ring bosses have been accused of input reading because they seem to know exactly when you’re about to drink from your flask; that seems to be most known example in their catalogue.
There are videos on it too. Here’s one I watched by Zullie: https://youtu.be/XSbuGGnntRA
I don’t just think it’s accused I think it’s confirmed, I think it’s a fair mechanic, you can see when a boss begins a animation, the boss can see when you begin one as well
How are you supposed to program challenging boss fights if the game isn’t allowed to read your inputs? “Accusing” a game of this is like accusing the oven for heating up.
I guess some moves are more telegraphed than others, but overall I’d agree - there’s usually some way to play around it