For enemies that are only active at specific periods, emission during those times is most critical.
Avoid those "?" enemies that spray lasers.
When facing multiple enemies, kill the ones that are more of a threat first.
In order to be best prepared, arm your Pokémon with moves that can affect multiple enemies – like Razor Leaf, Earthquake, or Discharge.
Stick to a quite fast fire rate gun, or one that can kill multiple enemies at time.
It, apart from the Sniper Rifle, is the only weapon that can kill multiple enemies with one shot.
Bacteria that had evolved with multiple enemies were overall less susceptible to infection, by both ancestral, and contemporary phages.
In the Serratia system, bacteria that had a co-evolutionary history with multiple enemies (phage, ciliate and amoeba) were less susceptible to infection by Semad11 than bacteria that had co-evolved with only a single phage enemy.
Thompson also noted that technical issues like animation slowdown with multiple enemies on-screen went unfixed in the rerelease.
Bacteria that had evolved with phages were overall more susceptible to phage infection (compared to bacteria with history with multiple enemies) but they were less vulnerable to the phages they had co-evolved with than ancestral phages.
