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does the gorgo slam attack actually exist?

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Fri, 08/14/2026 - 21:39
Kyiia's picture
Kyiia

gorgos have the following move listed on their wiki page: "Body Slam (Only if there are at least two players in the party)"

i admit i'm a primarily solo player, but even in a party i carefully watch any gorgos and i've never seen this alleged attack happen. (also, isn't it really weird for this to supposedly be the only attack by any enemy in the entire game to be affected by party size?)

multiple people have edited the entry without removing it so i assume it's real, but in that case - does it still exist in the current state of the game? are there more specific conditions for it to be used than simply having multiple players in the party? and does anyone have footage of it being used?

Sun, 08/16/2026 - 14:51
#1
Bopp's picture
Bopp
don't know

I don't know what the Body Slam is supposed to be. But then I also play solo.

(Sorry if my post is unhelpful. I just didn't want you to get no response at all. :)

Mon, 08/17/2026 - 09:13
#2
Nitronicx
It exists

Yes, it does exist. They do it when 2 or more players are close. It has short range, it's easily interruptible (with any attack) and not threatening at all.

I guess it is a bit weird it's one of the only (if not the only) attacks in the game affected by party size (or rather by number of surrounding players). The gorgos are one of the newer enemies (2013), so I guess Three Rings were experimenting with new mechanics?

If the attack was removed from the game, it had to be this year. I haven't actively played for quite some time, but I do follow the news. I'd be surprised if it was removed without mention in the patch notes and that the community wouldn't notice.

Mon, 08/17/2026 - 19:54
#3
Kyiia's picture
Kyiia
hmm

interesting. i guess it's possible they always get interrupted at the start of the move? i'll need to troll some gorgos with a cooperative second player to see it happen and catch a recording

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