The absolute worst thing a hit-and-runner can do is get Tired of Running and turn and try to face their weakened opponent toe-to-toe. Boss fights in particular tend to encourage, if not require, this sort of strategy to come out on top. You'll need a Road Runner PC to pull it off though. In some very hard games, or games where you've set the difficulty very high, or in situations where you're just plain underlevelled, this can be the only possible recourse. (This doesn't work too well on enemies with their own ranged attacks.) And then there's the small matter that some enemies can heal themselves or others. That, or your enemy will start shooting back. And there's always the possibility you'll run out of ammo.

Also be wary of getting cornered, or stopping for too long and getting caught by a sudden charge. This is particularly true if the Mighty Glacier opponent you're fighting is reinforced by a Fragile Speedster type Mook. The bane of the person using this tactic is other enemies joining in the fight. This can lead to some fairly epic running battles across the plains in some games if the opponent is particularly resilient. Needless to say, expect this to frustrate anyone you use this on in multiplayer. This tactic involves defeating a much stronger but slower melee opponent by repeatedly moving away from them and bombarding them with weak long ranged attacks which will eventually overpower the enemy through sheer volume. This is one of the most irritating tactics that can be deployed, and it's best to reserve this one to the single player mode unless the odds are otherwise ridiculous. File:Icons-mini-icon extension.gif Playing With.

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