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Thank you very much for the video and the reply!

I realize now one area where I really messed up, I somehow got it into my mind that you have to mix water and biostuff to heal, which yields a little bit of healing, but as you show in the video, pure biostuff is sufficient and heals a large amount, making it much easier and faster to heal during combat.

I also did not think to mix more than 2 chemicals. And melee'ing bomb enemies with freezing seems like a very effective approach (but also one that could also go wrong if you mess it  up given that you are getting close to explosive enemies). I think melee'ing with freezing would have worked in the small room where I encountered 3 enemies during my medium difficulty attempts, which would indeed make it a skill issue on my part (I did not think of combining melee and freezing).

Electricity looks really powerful.

Sorry about the video link not working, I am trying out different free sites because I am a bit of a cheap skate (also this is a temporary account). Does this link work? https://uploadify.net/bda6fd7ca445c1e9/enemy_stuck_inside_wall.mp4

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Yes, the video works. Nice catch, I'll fix have it fixed for the next DD.

I think melee'ing with freezing would have worked in the small room where I encountered 3 enemies during my medium difficulty attempts, which would indeed make it a skill issue on my part (I did not think of combining melee and freezing)

Told ya. Don't feel bad though, the game is all about dying lots of times until you learn what's effective and what isn't (like you pointed out before.)

Electricity looks really powerful.

Indeed, that's why it has a slower ammo regeneration speed.  However, it seems more powerful than it actually is due to the current enemy roster. The game will have all sorts of enemies beside robots, which means that electricity won't arc so neatly between crowds. All it takes is one insulator to stop the lightning chain.