Went to explore Fire Link Shrine after Vordt. Man this place is like a maze and I still am not sure I've visited every corner. I remembered saving an NPC near Undead Settlement but couldn't find him anywhere here lol.
Then I went outside and came across this dude who looked like a mob but hit really hard.. was able to cheese him with my lucerne R1 attack and he dropped the
Uchigatana
. I was pleasantly surprised there is more to expect in the first area.
Question: what do I do with the Way of Blue item? I can't just join the covenant with it can I?
I was having a pretty hard time with him trying to dodge everything, but I never got close enough to him and he'd just wreck me with his big long arms and stuff. I equipped a 100% shield and just got right up in his grill. If he stay near him in his first form he's pretty easy that way. Got to watch for
AOE attack
and then phase two just dodge the
ice breath
and everything else just shield right in front. He'll end up behind you and you can wail on his backside. Just watch for the spin attack.
That fight was the hardest for me hands down, and it was mainly becuz i fought every boss in souls game without a shield. Not to mention Bloodborne reinforced this idea.
The fight was doable thanks to the shield like you mentioned otherwise all of his hits just trucks through you.
Went to explore Fire Link Shrine after Vordt. Man this place is like a maze and I still am not sure I've visited every corner. I remembered saving an NPC near Undead Settlement but couldn't find him anywhere here lol.
Then I went outside and came across this dude who looked like a mob but hit really hard.. was able to cheese him with my lucerne R1 attack and he dropped the
Uchigatana
. I was pleasantly surprised there is more to expect in the first area.
Question: what do I do with the Way of Blue item? I can't just join the covenant with it can I?
The high wall of Lothric, and go back to the room with the old lady Emma (you should have automatically warped their, but if you left the area, go back). Check out the statue behind where she was and the rest will make sense.
Should be level 50, don't plan on leveling up anymore than that. I have no idea how far I am and I don't want to find out. I just beat the boss after dancer and so far so good.
That fight was the hardest for me hands down, and it was mainly becuz i fought every boss in souls game without a shield. Not to mention Bloodborne reinforced this idea.
The fight was doable thanks to the shield like you mentioned otherwise all of his hits just trucks through you.
Not gonna lie, I didn't know either until halfway through the game. I was looking for covenant locations and a video happened to teach me the method too. I was oblivious to that slot in the equip menu lol
Experiment with your current character's respec's first to get a feel of what build you'd like to play as before preceding into NG+. Then do a NG+ run before an entirely new character.
New characters are nice, but NG+ is worth playing through first imo, due to the increased difficulty, being able to see how fast you can get through the game now that you know what's coming, PVP (which is more fun since the extra levels allow for hybrid builds), and other things. You can respec at
. That was a trial and a half. I hated it while I endured through it (despite recognizing that it was a clever battle), but the relief at the end made it all better. However, now Yoel
is dead for some reason. He only let me level up once with him. Lame
Man, it sucks that the depth of field is so bad in this game, especially coming from the Division which has probably the best DoF effect I've seen in any game :/
It doesn't matter as long as Horace is dead. If you tell Anri now then you get a Ring from him/her but if you don't then you get that ring next to time you meet anyway.
It doesn't matter as long as Horace is dead. If you tell Anri now then you get a Ring from him/her but if you don't then you get that ring next to time you meet anyway.
Experiment with your current character's respec's first to get a feel of what build you'd like to play as before preceding into NG+. Then do a NG+ run before an entirely new character.
New characters are nice, but NG+ is worth playing through first imo, due to the increased difficulty, being able to see how fast you can get through the game now that you know what's coming, PVP (which is more fun since the extra levels allow for hybrid builds), and other things. You can respec at
As a sunbro your job is to help people defeat bosses through jolly cooperation. Each time you aid your host to victory you receive a medallion (And an Ember) which you can cash in later in the game for cool stuff.
I don't like summoning help period myself, but after helping people do Abyss Watchers to grind some souls I feel like it especially trivialises that fight. It was so intense playing it solo and that's just lost when you can repeatedly backstab the guy.
Only 1 of the helpers summoned by the Watcher at any given time helps him directly anyway, the other will actually help you if you don't get in his way.
