Naturally, why bother spending koins on items you can find in Konquest Mode? And to take that question further, why bother playing Konquest mode if you're not going to go all the way? To unlock these items, you either have to fork over its designated koin cost, or unlock them in Konquest Mode if that choice is available. The Krypt is a dark and dingy room that contains all the unlockable items (alternate costumes, concept art, tunes, arenas, etc) available in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Sidestep your opponent to avoid their combos and start your own. Sidestepping is riskier than blocking and should only be used against projectiles or when you feel confident it'll pay off. Sidestepping With edges to fall off and death traps ever present, not to mention weapons strategically littered throughout the arenas, sidestepping is an important move to get away from traps and maybe pick up a weapon along the way. Save them for the second and third rounds. While breakers are impressive, you only get three per match so use them wisely. Parries push the opponent back, while breakers knock the opponent to the ground. The block button is also used for parries and breakers, which interrupt attacks. In addition, a significant number of the uppercut moves that punch the opponent into the air start in this position.
Not only will they let high attacks swish around harmlessly above your head, you'll be able to quickly counterattack with your own combo. Defenseīlocking You'll usually want to block low. Check the overview on each combatant to see what's going to make the cut in the heat of battle.
Roughly half of them still aren't too great, or too dangerous to use during battle, but the good ones can keep you safe or integrate well into a combo. Special moves Special moves have been decreasing in usefulness over the years, though they've made some progress in Armageddon. Once you settled on your character, it's paramount to find which moves will start the air combo, and which moves should be used to end it (typically, the moves with the most button inputs will also deal the most damage). Every character has at least one or two moves per stance that will launch the opponent into the air, who can then be further attacked as they fall back towards the ground. The series has lightened up a bit since it gone 3D, mainly due to the introduction of death traps and arena weapons, which give projectile and poking characters more options. Combos Combos are the lifeblood of the Mortal Kombat series, so most people tend to gravitate towards the powerful characters capable of stringing together attacks with devastating results.
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