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However, to give yourself a big advantage, you should rock up to this battle with a few Tiger Subduing Pellets and Evil Repelling Medicament . These will help you take less damage while dishing more out.

Much like how Black Myth: Wukong is rooted in Chinese mythology, 2018's God of War is inspired by Norse mythology. You'll explore six of the nine realms of Norse mythology -- Midgard, Alfheim, Helheim, Jötunheim , Niflheim and Muspelheim -- defeating bosses that range from Ancients to Valkyries along the way.

As a reward for defeating the First Prince, you will be given the Arhat Gold Piece, a Stone Spirit, a Yaoguai Core, and 1035 Will. You will also gain access to a hidden chamber that holds Loong Scales . Just look for the crack in the giant wall next to the First Prince's boss arena. Squeeze through that crack in the wall and you'll find a treasure chest with the scales in the back of the room.

Well, after killing the Second Prince and sending his father scurrying, you now get to meet his older brother: The First Price of the Flowing Sands. And boy, he sure as hell didn't get his height from his father. This First Prince is one of the many big bosses you'll encounter in Black Myth: Wukong 's second chapter. For the most part, you'll find that he is a large, hard-hitting, if slow-moving, boss. However, that isn't to say he can't be sneaky fast when he wants to be.

The fight itself is relatively easy. The main strategy for defeating the Gore-Eye Daoist revolves around the Destined One staying close to the boss and repeatedly hitting it . As soon as the boss starts to dance or sing, get away from it so you can avoid getting hit by the blood shockwave attacks.

Preparation for this fight is pretty simple, as The First Prince doesn't inflict status effects, or really require any particular gimmicks that you should build around. Basically, the First Prince is just a big, beefy boy who tanks your hits and hits back twice as hard. So, you will want to be decked out in the most substantial armor you have access to build and the hardest-hitting weapon you have at your disposal.

This set is undeniably the ultimate armor set you'll get in Black Myth: Wukong, providing a crit chance boost after using a spell with two pieces, and then spell cooldown reduction after landing a critical hit with all four pieces. While you can upgrade certain sets to get close to this one, this is the best option for getting through the last few bos

Cloud Step is a good way to do more than just dodge if a boss deploys a particularly tough series of attacks, and using it in short bursts doesn't waste too much mana. Upgrades to the spell increase the health and abilities of the Destined One decoy and improve the efficacy of the Unveiling Str

Giving this boss some space can make this fight unnecessarily difficult. Its ranged attacks are difficult to avoid , **** and prolonging the fight is also not recommended due to the blood on the ground causing poison build-up.

I feel like I already tipped my hand in the previous sections, but the Stone Vanguard is another boss that you will want to attack the booty of. At range, he will apply too much pressure for you to be particularly effective, not to mention he may pounce on you at any moment. His golem-summoning attack is definitely his most potent ability, and he is more likely to use it when you are distant.

I'll take you through the best strategies for mitigating this heavy-hitter's heavy hits, and help break down the different forms his attacks come in. With a little help, I'm sure you will be dancing on an oversized rat grave in no time!

Unlike Ring of Fire, Cloud Step can actually be pretty useful when it's first acquired. The spell lets the Destined One step into an incorporeal form and leave a physical copy behind , distracting the boss while potentially dodging some major attacks. Attacking while in Cloud Step ends the form but takes enemies by surprise with an Unveiling Strike that deals extra dam

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty places you in a fictionalized period set before the fall of the Han Dynasty. Much like Nioh, Fallen Dynasty combines a real story from China's history with the supernatural. Throughout the game, you battle historical characters -- like Feng Xi and https://www.Wukongchronicle.com/ Zhang Liang -- and creatures from Chinese mythology like Zhu Yan and Taotie. Artistically, the game is beautiful. The combat is fast-paced and complex -- you must deflect attacks in order to successfully counter an enemy's attack.

Additionally, if you land your standard combo on the Stone Vanguard after immobilizing it, you will be able to stagger it, allowing you to get even more hits in. The answer to almost everything else it does is to circle behind it and smack it in the butt.

When it is throwing boulders at you, or summoning other golems, you are going to need to stay quick on your feet. So, don't get caught charging a heavy attack. The Stone Vanguard will be applying too much pressure for that to be viable.