The relationship between armor vs skills needed is basically inversely exponential in this series.
if your gang is uncooperative, unmotivated to plan things, or apathetic to friendly fire, you are gonna have a hard time regardless of how much armor you grind. If you get skilled to the point where fighting for your life is a reflex and no longer your conscious focus, and coordinate selection of mission critical equipment with your friends, you can make use of the terrain and execute multi phased plans designed to counter specific spawn waves in a mission. You are expected grind in edf, but you absolutely don't need to follow that gameplay loop if you are big brain enough, especially in multiplayer Regardless of which path you choose, best of luck!Įdit: Mission 11 specifically is a pain, and my friends and I managed to beat it on hardest by making use of alleyways, turrets and shields shields from air raider can really help). Things like making use of certain buildings / structures (like bridges) to block attacks as well as coordinated use of the different weapons and abilities between the classes (e.g. You will also likely need to farm some of the earlier missions for armor as well (certain missions can make this easier such as Crimson which is later in the game). You just need to play the missions multiple times and figure out strategies to avoid or mitigate the damage you will be taking. The real answer is mentioned by others where the game is intended to be replayed on subsequently harder difficulties, however it is possible to beat the game by playing on hardest from the get-go. Ah you made the same mistake me and my friends did, dipped our toes in hard/hardest and now normal/hard is too easy.
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