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Are you behind him? If you get too far behind him past the miasma you just get instagibbed. Alternatively, if you're having rough connection issues, it can cause animation desync. He might look stationary when he's actually doing his giant swordsplosion or something of the like. He might even be moving forward without animating, moving the deadzone up with him. Try doing the fight offline(complete it or just test it) and see if it's still being weird.
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Cuchulain posted:Are you behind him? If you get too far behind him past the miasma you just get instagibbed. Hm don't think I was behind him, guess I'll try giving it ago on my lonesome. e: welp yeah I went and did it in one try by myself, no weird invisible one shots or anything so it must have been some sort of desync issue. Bummer, it's more fun playing with jolly cooperation. Professor Beetus fucked around with this message at 08:02 on Mar 1, 2018 |
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i know i keep posting my clips n vids in here n u are probably tired of it but i think this is particularly funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfVU5tf7Xto
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 00:42 |
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g0t_hats posted:i know i keep posting my clips n vids in here n u are probably tired of it but i think this is particularly funny I will probably never have any entertaining pvp of my own so thanks and god bless
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 00:52 |
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Where's the best spot to get summoned after/near the first fat ring-around-the-rosy knight (in the beginning High Wall zone)?
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 01:02 |
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That's basically the end, so proceed a few paces into the level and you'll find a boss. That's the spot.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 01:10 |
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g0t_hats posted:i know i keep posting my clips n vids in here n u are probably tired of it but i think this is particularly funny On the contrary, that was phenomenal and your ability to take such a savage owning with the grace to spend time editing it is commendable.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 13:19 |
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I got this from the monthly Humble Bundle. Coming from Bloodborne this game is somehow even harder. I have to stop myself from trying to rally health back. Also parrying is a lot harder than Bloodborne. I did get through the first boss to the hub world without breaking my controller, so I consider that a success so far.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 16:11 |
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Cuchulain posted:On the contrary, that was phenomenal and your ability to take such a savage owning with the grace to spend time editing it is commendable. LOL
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 16:38 |
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Armacham posted:I got this from the monthly Humble Bundle. Coming from Bloodborne this game is somehow even harder. I have to stop myself from trying to rally health back. Also parrying is a lot harder than Bloodborne. I did get through the first boss to the hub world without breaking my controller, so I consider that a success so far. Iudex Gundyr is a pretty hard boss, especially considering the other tutorial bosses (Asylum Demon, nothing in DS2). Probably took me close to 15 attempts when I started out as a deprived.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 16:52 |
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DrNutt posted:Iudex Gundyr is a pretty hard boss, especially considering the other tutorial bosses (Asylum Demon, nothing in DS2). Probably took me close to 15 attempts when I started out as a deprived. Yeah hes brutal for some people, I kinda wonder how many people purchased the game on a whim and refunded or uninstalled after they couldnt beat him.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 16:54 |
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Honestly the only reason I persisted is that I knew he was supposed to be hard and I knew I needed to retrain my muscle memory from Bloodborne.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 16:58 |
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g0t_hats posted:Yeah hes brutal for some people, I kinda wonder how many people purchased the game on a whim and refunded or uninstalled after they couldnt beat him. I think what made him so hard, at least for me, is that he's got no gimmick shortcuts, like how you start off Asylum Demon knocking a 3rd off his health bar with the falling strike. You just have to git gud and learn to dodge his poo poo. In that way, he's also a more rewarding and instructive boss. DS3 is not loving around with difficulty in general so it's nice that they were so upfront about it.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 16:59 |
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I mean, boreal valley vordt is actually significantly easier than gundyr imo, and would've made for a perfect tutorial boss. He's got the slow predictable strikes down pat, and also an exciting second phase that honestly doesn't change much but seems intimidating. I think they got a bit overzealous with gundyr.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 17:07 |
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^^^I disagree with this tbh, Vordt is at least as beefy as Gundyr and his chained charges can be really nasty. The fight’s easier in the sense that you probably have more Estus, can summon allies, and can pack gold resin/deep axe to great effect, but I know which one has killed me more often.g0t_hats posted:Yeah hes brutal for some people, I kinda wonder how many people purchased the game on a whim and refunded or uninstalled after they couldnt beat him. Steam achievement stats show that 77.9% of all players have beaten Iudex. Then again only 86.5% have made it to the first bonfire. Still well ahead of DS1, where only 54% ever make it to Lordran (the crappy port presumably had a lot to do with this) or DS2, where only 63.7% make it past Last Giant. The achievement stats for the series are pretty interesting over all. Barely half of players have ever beaten Crystal Sage or Abyss Watchers for example, and less than a third have ever beaten Nameless King. Only 7% of DS1 players ever became a Darkwraith. skasion fucked around with this message at 17:18 on Mar 2, 2018 |
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The Joe Man posted:Where's the best spot to get summoned after/near the first fat ring-around-the-rosy knight (in the beginning High Wall zone)? At the bonfire right after the drake, tbh. Right there. If you put down your sign after the fat knight you get summoned for Dancer usually - even if you put down your sign right in front of Vordt, and that's useless.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 18:12 |
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I love that Iudex Gundyr means "Judge Battle" or Battle Judge. In Japanese his name is "Judge of Ash Gundyr" which is pretty on the nose. I agree that his second phase is bullshit, and he is definitely harder than previous tutorial bosses. I still think it's an awesome boss in an awesome arena that makes you feel like an absolute badass when you kill him, but I came to this having played Demon's Souls and DS1 and 2 when they came out, so I kind of knew what I was getting into. Originally you were supposed to fight him in Oceiros' room, and I have no idea what the blue swords on the ground were. That location makes me think that Consumed King's garden as a stealth section early on would have been a nightmare. I agree he could have been tweaked, but Vordt might have been weird for newbies considering he applies a status effect, though. This is a pretty cool gallery, by the way. https://imgur.com/a/yEcES
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 18:23 |
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Made it all the way to Anor Londo and the Aldritch boss room before realizing I'd completely missed the Irithyl Dungeon. Should I go back and do that first or does it even matter one way or another?
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DrNutt posted:Made it all the way to Anor Londo and the Aldritch boss room before realizing I'd completely missed the Irithyl Dungeon. Should I go back and do that first or does it even matter one way or another? It doesn’t matter which you do first, but you need to do it eventually. It’s broadly a bit harder than regular Irithyll. Unless you’re a sorcerer there’s no particular reason to do it first.
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DrNutt posted:Made it all the way to Anor Londo and the Aldritch boss room before realizing I'd completely missed the Irithyl Dungeon. Should I go back and do that first or does it even matter one way or another? It doesn't matter which you do first but Irithyl Dungeon sucks more.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 18:25 |
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Guess I'll just kill Aldritch then go back to the dungeons. Got him a third down as a phantom already but the host got one shotted by some kind of heavily telegraphed AOE attack.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 18:29 |
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Learn to run fast, those arrows don't gently caress around. The best way to fight him is to stick to him as much as you can, and always bolt at him as soon as he pops up. His melee attacks are wonky as hell, but also when he's the most vulnerable.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 18:45 |
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Is there any downside to allowing cross region matchmaking? I figure it will make summons/invasions pop faster if I can match the whole world but Is there some nasty lag issue I’ll be facing?
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Dr. Clockwork posted:Is there any downside to allowing cross region matchmaking? I figure it will make summons/invasions pop faster if I can match the whole world but Is there some nasty lag issue I’ll be facing? I had no issues until last night when I seemingly got summoned by a guy in Australia playing on a 56.6 baud dial up connection. He warped around everywhere and we went down to go kill Sulyvahn's creatures and they hilariously slid around without any walking or attacking animations. I wish I'd recorded it. They still killed us easily though.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 19:39 |
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DrNutt posted:I had no issues until last night when I seemingly got summoned by a guy in Australia playing on a 56.6 baud dial up connection. He warped around everywhere and we went down to go kill Sulyvahn's creatures and they hilariously slid around without any walking or attacking animations. I wish I'd recorded it. They still killed us easily though. Cross-region matchmaking just means you can play with Japanese. There’s only two regions, Japan and not Japan. If you’re in the US and have cross-region disabled the game will still just as happily match you up with a guy in Australia as it will with a guy down the street.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 20:04 |
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skasion posted:Cross-region matchmaking just means you can play with Japanese. There’s only two regions, Japan and not Japan. If you’re in the US and have cross-region disabled the game will still just as happily match you up with a guy in Australia as it will with a guy down the street. Lmao holy poo poo that's fantastic.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 20:15 |
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DrNutt posted:Lmao holy poo poo that's fantastic. It probably is, if you’re in Japan.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 20:16 |
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DrNutt posted:I will probably never have any entertaining pvp of my own so thanks and god bless I'm bad at pvp so I don't have many great moments but my favorite was when I plunge attack one-shotted a host at the rope bridge cave bonfire in the Painted World and his gold phantom started spamming the door shield at me
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 20:52 |
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Pro tip for Aldritch: Don't lock on. The best thing to aim for is the bulging maggot sack that emerges when he melees. Locking on makes him insanely more difficult to hit and dodge, because of how he flails around. Also DrNutt, it sounds like you're consistently having connection issues. Have you tried petty forwarding or anything to see if maybe it's you?
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Cuchulain posted:Pro tip for Aldritch: Don't lock on. The best thing to aim for is the bulging maggot sack that emerges when he melees. Locking on makes him insanely more difficult to hit and dodge, because of how he flails around. Other than the Woldnir fight and this most recent thing I honestly haven't had any other noticeable issues. What's petty forwarding though? Is it like port forwarding?
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Cuchulain posted:Pro tip for Aldritch: Don't lock on. The best thing to aim for is the bulging maggot sack that emerges when he melees. Locking on makes him insanely more difficult to hit and dodge, because of how he flails around. Bulging maggot sack??? I thought the head was his weakpoint. He certainly seems to take more damage there. Have i missed an entire mechanic in the fight?
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 23:02 |
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The Aldrich blob and Gwyndolin parts of him have different resistances. I don’t know off the top of my head which takes more physical damage but the Aldrich part is definitely way easier to hit, the Gwyndolin part is constantly sashaying around and if you’re locked onto it you’ll whiff a lot.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 23:25 |
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For a Lord of Cinder, the Aldrich blob part takes an insane amount of damage from vestiges. I think I ended the fight in about 20 seconds by throwing 8 of them at 32/32 int/fath with a +6 flame.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 23:28 |
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skasion posted:Steam achievement stats show that 77.9% of all players have beaten Iudex. Then again only 86.5% have made it to the first bonfire. Still well ahead of DS1, where only 54% ever make it to Lordran (the crappy port presumably had a lot to do with this) or DS2, where only 63.7% make it past Last Giant. DS1's Steam achievement stats are misleading because the game was only on GFWL with no Steam achievement support for the first three years it was on PC, and the tool to transfer GFWL save and achievement data to Steamworks was only available for a limited time after that.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 23:31 |
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aldrich is basically just a giant blob enemy so of course hes incredibly weak to fire like the blobs are.
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# ? Mar 2, 2018 23:32 |
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Pretty sure the Gwyndolin head straight-up takes more damage but yeah it's a pain to hit so wailing on the Aldrich-worm is generally the way to go.
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Mahlertov Cocktail posted:Pretty sure the Gwyndolin head straight-up takes more damage but yeah it's a pain to hit so wailing on the Aldrich-worm is generally the way to go. The wikidot which is generally pretty reliable says that Gwyndolin part does indeed have lower resistances across the board, and is really weak to both fire and lightning. Not entirely sure how that makes sense but whatever.
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gtrmp posted:DS1's Steam achievement stats are misleading because the game was only on GFWL with no Steam achievement support for the first three years it was on PC, and the tool to transfer GFWL save and achievement data to Steamworks was only available for a limited time after that. this guy quit at iudex gundyr folks!!! tbqh I think gundyr teaches the most important lesson of all to new players, which is that consumables are extremely useful and you should use them, and also that you should never ever use them because the moment you rely on them you'll run out and die and have to win without them. Baku fucked around with this message at 00:04 on Mar 3, 2018 |
# ? Mar 2, 2018 23:57 |
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I am in need of twinking help if anyone is game. Will trade anything I am not using for any of the following: Lapp's Helm Outrider Knight Gauntlets Avelyn Hunter's Ring Prisoner's Chain Life Ring +3 Ring of Favor +3 it's a WolfBros invader at SL30, hence hoping for a twink. I have played low-level builds in late game areas, so I know it can be done, but eh. I have other chars with stuff from all over the place. In fact, I might just need someone to help mule items. At any rate, if you can help: Monkrocker on PSN HaB fucked around with this message at 17:12 on Mar 3, 2018 |
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HaB posted:I am in need of twinking help if anyone is game. Will trade anything I am not using for any of the following: Highly unlikely you will get a Life +3 dropped as its a NG++ ring if I remember correctly
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