Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
And now, we’ve come to what is no doubt the trickiest part of any DigiPeak run: the Colosseum of Laceration. This area is where you are forced to fight Oney, Wot, Reeth and Rouf. It has spoiled many of my DigiPeak runs in the past, so I consider it to be the hardest part in Digistruct Peak.
Rouf and Reeth are the most dangerous enemies in here, and as a result, I try to take both of them out as quickly as possible. Fastballs, Baby Makers and rocket launchers like the Badaboom will make short work of them all. Just remember that Oney is resistant to explosive damage, so make certain that you switch to another element when fighting him.
In case you’re wondering, yes, those are car noises you hear at various times during the video (I live right next to a busy highway). I’ve noticed that my voice sounds the best when I don’t use any type of noise cancellation in my Audacity program. That’s why you hear those noises, and until I find the right settings, I’m just going to leave it where it’s at now.
Thanks for the 300 subs! I’ve really enjoyed interacting with all of you since I started my channel, and I look forward to what lies ahead. Thank you for all your support!
If you have a comment, suggestion or something else you want me to do, let me know!
And now, we’ve come to what is no doubt the trickiest part of any DigiPeak run: the Colosseum of Laceration. This area is where you are forced to fight Oney, Wot, Reeth and Rouf. It has spoiled many of my DigiPeak runs in the past, so I consider it to be the hardest part in Digistruct Peak.
Rouf and Reeth are the most dangerous enemies in here, and as a result, I try to take both of them out as quickly as possible. Fastballs, Baby Makers and rocket launchers like the Badaboom will make short work of them all. Just remember that Oney is resistant to explosive damage, so make certain that you switch to another element when fighting him.
In case you’re wondering, yes, those are car noises you hear at various times during the video (I live right next to a busy highway). I’ve noticed that my voice sounds the best when I don’t use any type of noise cancellation in my Audacity program. That’s why you hear those noises, and until I find the right settings, I’m just going to leave it where it’s at now.
Thanks for the 300 subs! I’ve really enjoyed interacting with all of you since I started my channel, and I look forward to what lies ahead. Thank you for all your support!
If you have a comment, suggestion or something else you want me to do, let me know!
