Setting up Combo Builds VS rolling out of 1 shot boss mechanics = exhausting

Casting 2-3 setup spells, so that I can get off 2-3 shots of my damaging ability, before summersaulting out of the boss's 1 shot mechanics, because meaningful defenses don't exist in this game, is horrible game design. Especially when each setup spell has a timer (i.e. curses) or is proximity based and I have now rolled out of it (mana tempest). A full 2/3 of each boss fight is either casting setup spells (lame), or rolling out of the way of a 1 shot.

All of these things cannot exist together in a fun arpg. Please do better GGG, figure out what kind of game you want to make.

Using 2-3 setup abilities to deliver the attack, while also needing to avoid or defend against attacks is very enjoyable for me. I actually need to pay attention for once.

I absolutely despise the mapping style "1 button mash no aim whole screen explode"... a trained monkey could play this.

I'm sorry that you don't enjoy that, but I disagree with you.. and honestly, I think bosses needs to be buffed BY A LOT for more engaging fights than now.

aha, a specially enjoyable when those curses are not even casted because ... it is tooo big to fit the terrain.. just fckng imagine it, that you can't curse a whole city because of the fact that your bucket of sht it way bigger than this city walls could take into and as a result you are still pour your bucket into their heads and their citizens just having s warm freshy shower.

what a feel, so enjoyable, so expectable...

also when you are damaging someone over time and it jumps into "heavens dimension" where it feels healthy, uncursed and refreshed, while you are waiting for it to comes back for ages to repeat your enjoyable procedure, nice!

also very cool to pinpoint your "time to hexblast" window while your target is jumping into all kind of untargetable states, dropping all debuffs from it for free out of a sudden or just spam a shit load of stuff into your face.

got a strong feeling of stability, consistency and mental healthness, ty, enjoyed.