In Saros, the Eclipse is dangerous in more ways than one, introducing more powerful enemies that can inflict an altered status condition known as Corruption. While most players will instinctively try to avoid it as much as possible, the game rewards those who understand when to embrace it. Mastering the balance between a fully working suit and a corrupted one is the key to mastering the game's most powerful offensive builds.
During the Eclipse, you will encounter enhanced versions of enemies that fire a different projectile type. Distinguished by their yellow color, these projectiles cause Corruption upon impact.
Corruption does not deal direct damage that will defeat Arjun immediately. Instead, it decreases your maximum Armor Integrity, no matter how high your Resilience Growth Attribute is. This reduced maximum health can have a massive impact on your survivability, particularly during encounters with elite enemies and bosses where every hit counts.
Fortunately, Corruption is not permanent during a cycle. It can be cleansed relatively easily through offensive play:
While cleansing Corruption is usually a priority, there are times when you actually want to remain corrupted.
As you explore Carcosa during the Eclipse, you will eventually discover Corrupted Weapons. These are Soltari Weapons infused with Eclipse energy that scale their damage based on your current Corruption level.
The damage increase is staggeringly high at maximum Corruption, so you can effectively turn Arjun into a glass cannon. In the hands of an expert player who can dodge and parry consistently, maintaining high Corruption with a Corrupted Weapon allows you to melt through enemy health bars in seconds.
Knowing when to play it safe, when to push your Corruption to the limit, and using Traversal Boost to learn when enemies are nearby before even looking at the mini-map is what separates a novice from an Echelon IV veteran.
This concludes the guide. For more help, visit our Saros: Complete Walkthrough & Guide hub.
Guide based on a completed playthrough on base PlayStation 5. Screenshots captured from the same version.
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