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I was so fucking smug when I beat the Guardian Ape second try. And then I wasn't so smug anymore.
I can almost beat him almost every time (getting him as low as 1/8 or 1/10 of his hitpoints) but he beats me every time. I don't really see a point of leaving him alone, it's not like further bosses are going to be much easier. I want at least beat him before I start playing Outward tomorrow.I am getting stronger. I farmed like 10 levels clearing the area before fighting that dude.
I'm pretty sure you're just fucking with me now, but I mean come back when you have more vitality, attack power, and have more skill as a player (ie, not unlocked skills).
How so?I can almost beat him almost every time (getting him as low as 1/8 or 1/10 of his hitpoints) but he beats me every time. I don't really see a point of leaving him alone, it's not like further bosses are going to be much easier. I want at least beat him before I start playing Outward tomorrow.I am getting stronger. I farmed like 10 levels clearing the area before fighting that dude.
I'm pretty sure you're just fucking with me now, but I mean come back when you have more vitality, attack power, and have more skill as a player (ie, not unlocked skills).
You can cheese him by using the stairs.
Any clues as to where I can find the non-phantom version of the Corrupted Monk??? I totally feel like I should have encountered him by now.
Keep going, the real monk is a mandatory boss, just keep progressing. Its surprisingly late into it the game despite being the one boss they showed off in demos.I just wanted to jump in here and say that the Guardian Ape is one of my favorite boss fights ever. I never laughed so hard in a boss fight before, it literally felt like an encounter out of God Hand.
Any clues as to where I can find the non-phantom version of the Corrupted Monk??? I totally feel like I should have encountered him by now.
How so?I can almost beat him almost every time (getting him as low as 1/8 or 1/10 of his hitpoints) but he beats me every time. I don't really see a point of leaving him alone, it's not like further bosses are going to be much easier. I want at least beat him before I start playing Outward tomorrow.I am getting stronger. I farmed like 10 levels clearing the area before fighting that dude.
I'm pretty sure you're just fucking with me now, but I mean come back when you have more vitality, attack power, and have more skill as a player (ie, not unlocked skills).
You can cheese him by using the stairs.
Killed it too, such a nice "fight". Proper way to kill a giant boss.
Do you remember the item you grabbed after you killed it? On the other side of the broken bridge? I missed it, remembered it's there but sadly, you can never backtrack there. Was it something good?
Wait what are you saying? There is no "depletion" of posture, there is build up. And afaik your posture break meter fills up faster if you just hold the block button instead of parrying.Just in case you don't know, holding the Block button depletes your Posture gauge faster. That's how I beat her despite her pressure.For those struggling with Orin - the key for me was the "Flowing Water" Ashina skill. Took it, beat her ass first try. The problem in my previous 20 tries was that her attacks build-up a lot of posture damage for you, even if perfectly parried. With this skill you're actually doing more damage to her. I see it as a possible must for fast, swordy bosses.
but than you have a mini-boss surrounded by 10 minions and you need to kill them all stealthly and attempt to kill the boss, just to die and repeat until you'll do it eventually.
I hated Sekiro
According to a reviewer whom I trust: "You can't walk ten fucking feet without finding another idol."
It's Dark Souls 3 bonfires everywhere syndrome all over again, not a good sign.
Game released 3 days ago, played it probably 10 hours a day, then says they hate it. It always just makes me a little confused how someone who hates a game could so obsessively play it. "Hate" being such a strong word as it is.
People who don't understand why ubiquitous fast travel nodes were disastrous for the Souls franchise (or worse, didn't even notice that they'd become ubiquitous post-DS1) can't help me. I'll need answers from people with at least a few neurons to rub together.
According to a reviewer whom I trust: "You can't walk ten fucking feet without finding another idol."
It's Dark Souls 3 bonfires everywhere syndrome all over again, not a good sign.
I see a lot of ratings on this post, but no replies. I'm looking for confirmation or refutation here, not an argument.
People who don't understand why ubiquitous fast travel nodes were disastrous for the Souls franchise (or worse, didn't even notice that they'd become ubiquitous post-DS1) can't help me. I'll need answers from people with at least a few neurons to rub together.
I'll check back in a few weeks if no useful feedback appears in the immediate future.
If your posture bar is filled up and you want it to go down faster, just hold the block button (while no one is attacking you). It restores your posture at a rate proportional to your current HP.Wait what are you saying? There is no "depletion" of posture, there is build up. And afaik your posture break meter fills up faster if you just hold the block button instead of parrying.Just in case you don't know, holding the Block button depletes your Posture gauge faster. That's how I beat her despite her pressure.For those struggling with Orin - the key for me was the "Flowing Water" Ashina skill. Took it, beat her ass first try. The problem in my previous 20 tries was that her attacks build-up a lot of posture damage for you, even if perfectly parried. With this skill you're actually doing more damage to her. I see it as a possible must for fast, swordy bosses.
Umh no, videogames are not "my life", but I need to start working again this week so I played as much as I could in order to try and finish the game. Judging people's habit and labeling them as no-lifer based on a post in which they don't praise the so damn praised From Software because of some dumb (in my opinion) decisions is rather stupid. When playing those games sadly I enter a loop in which the more I fail, the more I want to beat that damn section just to prove I can do it.Game released 3 days ago, played it probably 10 hours a day, then says they hate it. It always just makes me a little confused how someone who hates a game could so obsessively play it. "Hate" being such a strong word as it is.
The only explanation for these people I can come up with is that video games are literally their life, not a rest from it. They will play them even if they hate them because what else is there?
Anyway, I fucked off the old hag for now and suffered through the crappy snake section. Short as it is I still died few times right at the end of it because I couldn't figure out where to go after poking its eye out. The branch I was supposed to grapple to sent me into abyss first couple times so I ended up running around like a retard looking for other places to go.
Beat the first real boss, finally, the dude with the horse. Only died like 10 times, FUCKING EASY MODE. Got nothing on the old cunt. But maybe she'll be more manageable now with attack upgrade.
Judging people's habit and labeling them as no-lifer based on a post in which they don't praise the so damn praised From Software because of some dumb (in my opinion) decisions is rather stupid.
You'll be less enthused with what comes right after him.OH MY GOD I had such a good gaming experience just now.
I tried Lady Butterfly 2-3 times, feeling like I got it, but just not getting the last inch of her HP. Frustrated, I tried the Snake and fought Genbu for the first time! I beat him in three tries! That was such an amazing fight.
I really have to stress what a good fight that is. During the battle, cheesy as this sounds, I came to respect him so much. The animations are superb. I wish I could ride like that guy. And he never got tired, just kept on attacking. It was like a DBZ battle, block block, attack attack, grapple jutsu!
So much fun!