The Stasis Hollow makes Fury invulnerable with a Stasis shield that slows all enemies it touches. Force Hollow pulls all nearby enemies close to her, and then unleashes a circular burst of Force energy inflicting massive damage. The Storm Hollow summons Electric tornadoes for Shock Damage. The Flame Hollow’s counterattack burns enemies and inflicts burn damage. The combat is reliant on 4 mechanics: Fury’s Barbs of Scorn Whip -which doubles as a tool for swinging off metal chai pipes, Fury’s Secondary weapons that come with the next item on the agenda: the four Hollows, those being Force, Storm, Flame, and Stasis. His design screams mystery, which - along with him viewing humanity in the 3rd-person perspective, ad being voiced by the same voice actor that voice Strife in Lust’s clever illusion - clued me in that there’s more to him than what it seems. It also won Fury over, as she decides to spare him. That bluntness won me over and made Jones my favorite new character in the game. He goes so far as to call her out as no better than the Angels, Demons, or the Seven Sins who all want them dead. Despite being reluctant and initially disgusted with regards to humanity, at the request of Ulthane with the promise of weapon and equipment enhancements, she does indeed help humanity.ĭespite her initial attitude seeming cold and serious, she does help humans and is willing to hear one of them - who goes by the name of Jones -out even when he harshly criticizes Fury for her callousness towards humanity near the game’s beginning. Taking place sometime after Darksiders: Genesis, but before Darksiders and Darksiders II, Fury is tasked by the Charred Council to deal with the Seven Deadly Sins, who were freed from their prisons while War was chained up for causing the Apocalypse. All images and video were captured by me using the Switch's Camera feature.
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