| LegitHyperbole said: Afro definitely doesn't suck and he ended up breaking his phone, lol. |
Well here's a Japanese anime bunny girl beating her in under an hour on the first day, by pretty much just doing lunge attacks.
I don't think she considers herself particularly good. But I don't think you need to be.
LegitHyperbole said:
You ARE good at the game though. Simply by beating this boss you've proven you are good at the game and if you beat it solo all the better. |
I would categorize that based on how people approach the game rather than which bosses they beat, since there are so many different ways to go about it.
If someone considers themselves to be good enough, when there may be a lot of things they probably should consider, but don't, then their conclusion will be that it's the game's fault if they are struggling.
Judging the difficulty within a day or two of its release is probably not a good idea considering the many different approaches to the game.
Maybe the tough regular enemies act as a tutorial, signaling to you that you're not properly prepared. That you should re-evaluate your stat distributions. That you should go find Scadutree Fragments, which make a big difference, and there are as many as 50 of them.
That's how I played the original game. I set out to explore, and didn't concern myself with most bosses for a while.
| Mummelmann said: Those bastards clad in red and dual-wielding curved blades are the worst, the whole keep is full of them. A lot of enemies have some real BS-length combos in tight quarters areas, and they often roam around in areas with a bunch of other mobs as well. Damn, I need a break! Attempted Messmer a few times, but grew tired. Phase 1 isn't so bad, his attacks are mostly easy to dodge, especially when you roll into him instead of away from. |
I was about to say that you don't even need to roll away from some of his close range attacks. You can just stand right in his face and several of his close range attacks will miss you. But I may be thinking of Rellana.
