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Solved Guardian Event. Immune Enemies.
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No matter what control point I try to take. All the enemies are immune to anything I throw at them. Is there a trick or something. Like do I have to destroyer something to where they can take damage? Ubisoft is really poor at explaining things about there events. I have searched the all over the net to a resolve. Haven't found a thing.
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Best Answer@oseemzlegito
You need to kill their Guardian first in order to be able to damage them. Guardians are the ones with the yellow markings (shape of a shield with a black silhouette inside) above their heads. You can also "find" Guardians by following those little, thin lines connecting them and the enemies they guard.
Upon killing a Guardian you will be granted the Guardian buff. With this buff you get a bunch of bonuses and you can also damage targets that usually would still be immune thanks to a living Guardian. Upon killing any enemy the buff refreshes. So that's really a lot fun!
Oh and you can also melee an immune enemy to make him vulnerable for a short time. And you can destroy a Guardian's weakpoints to bring down their shield for a few seconds...
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Just in case – this information can also be found ingame! Go to the season's menu and hover over the Guardians GE. You now should be able to press a button to "Open" the GE's description. You will then see the daily tasks and your progress. Here you can now press a button for "Details". The attached screenshot comes from those "Details" (but taken during season 3):
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Best Answer
@oseemzlegito
You need to kill their Guardian first in order to be able to damage them. Guardians are the ones with the yellow markings (shape of a shield with a black silhouette inside) above their heads. You can also "find" Guardians by following those little, thin lines connecting them and the enemies they guard.
Upon killing a Guardian you will be granted the Guardian buff. With this buff you get a bunch of bonuses and you can also damage targets that usually would still be immune thanks to a living Guardian. Upon killing any enemy the buff refreshes. So that's really a lot fun!
Oh and you can also melee an immune enemy to make him vulnerable for a short time. And you can destroy a Guardian's weakpoints to bring down their shield for a few seconds...
Edit:
Just in case – this information can also be found ingame! Go to the season's menu and hover over the Guardians GE. You now should be able to press a button to "Open" the GE's description. You will then see the daily tasks and your progress. Here you can now press a button for "Details". The attached screenshot comes from those "Details" (but taken during season 3): -
Hey @oseemzlegito! To confirm, in the Guardians Global Event, the Guardians make the enemies immune to damage. Once the Guardian has been taken out, the enemies will lose immunity for a short time. You can also check out the screenshot that @Noxious81 previously posted as well for more information!
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