Why Does The Nameless King Attack You

I will share this tier list I made of the bosses in ds3 by how hard they were for myself. (P.South. Gael and Midir were based on what I heard equally I withal however to fight midir and I'm currently on gael correct now)

Sis Friede: i found this and so far to exist the hardest dominate I encountered and definitely think she is hardest then the nameless king, the reason why is because of the damage she does, her insane amount of stamina that makes her attacks non stop pain, and her phases (obviously). I constitute her 1st phase fine like ordinarily because I could hands accept down her health without using a estus (this is due to parrying), 2nd phase was okay and not too bad but I stilled died a chip, and her third phase was definitely hard and information technology was a grind to get back to her phase, that'due south why i had to summon gael.

Slave Knight Gael: I just started this boss today and definitely tin admit it's difficult every bit hell, his jumping attacks and how fast his attacks and combos get are insane and I am not even on his second phase which I can speak for only can but imagine what it's like.

Midir: yeah I think nosotros all know why he's a pain in the ass

Aldrich: this was the worst dominate battle I take encountered just considering of how bull sh*t his attacks are at times, besides does this boss seem to be like shooting fish in a barrel on everyone else'due south playthroughs but in some a accented disaster. His pointer attacks lasts way too long, his melee attacks are so weird and different that information technology was difficult to keep upwards, and his "kame hame ha" spell attack was about unavoidable and sometimes a one hit while not existence able to hibernate behind there pillars because of how hollow and unstable they are, oh and he can grab attack you lot with that stupid scythe and 1 striking you.

Twin Princes:

This boss was insane and abrasive not considering of how ambitious lorian is in the first stage (to be fair he is kinda easy to predict subsequently many deaths) merely he gets even worse in the second phase and seems similar his attacks cant exist avoided, equally well does lothric throw spells at you (not to mention the spell that locks onto you and effort to dodge while lorian goes ham on you) mixing that with the unlimited resurrections lothric does to lorian and teleportation. This boss I well-nigh considered to cheese because of the pain I was put through.

Nameless King: I find him to do lots of damage simply is not as hard as everyone says, as he has a huge health bar and powerful attacks that have to have perfect timing dodges. I notice it piece of cake to dodge his attacks and even find the beginning phase harder then the second cause of the camera, he'southward fun, and balanced difficulty.

Champion Gundyr: I went into this boss thinking it wouldn't be as difficult considering of parrying, that would be squeamish if my character could riposte him but can't fifty-fifty if it price his life (which it did), so I had to resort to hitting him one time each time and see how he reacts and the many times I died to his assailment is infuriating but he was non equally hard as Friede or Aldrich.

Pontiff: combos. Combos. COMBOS. AND MORE COMBOS. This boss was fun as hell but really didn't have any remorse for those who couldn't parry or dodge perfect (rip to sl1 runs) and in mid game that's what was the struggle, by at present he wouldn't be bad only at the time he was a horrible thing to deal with.

Dancer: the dancer was not what I expected, I heard mix things on this one. She was either easy or a struggle to many people, that'due south what is hard for this boss. You lot never knew what to expect because unlike a majority of this game, this dominate could exist a cake walk or a baking expiry. Her attacks were besides going to teach yous to dodge perfectly besides, which is what made the boss hard. Merely compared to others she is zero.

Demon Prince: This dominate was a surprise, information technology was a residue of it eating my health bar and me eating it's health bar, of course until phase two. Even in both phases I couldn't continue up so I said "f*ck it" and summoned a npc for a distraction, kinda cheesy only this boss actually made my brain hurt. But that's why it'south so low on my list.

Soul of Cinder: the merely reason this is a B tier is considering of the luck I had with this boss, I went in with no cognition of the boss or what to do and what his attacks were, but manage to trounce him starting time endeavour without estus and running on 300 hp, his attacks were fast and tough only wasn't a large deal merely for that.

Dragonslayer Armour: this dominate was tough, and awesome. The ost was amazing and the fight was packed with fun. But the boss never actually angered me and so much which is why and how I shell information technology, every-time I died I would stay at-home and attempt over again, which is what made it easy for me.

Abyss Watchers: but a few things i can say for these guys, going in blind was hard and challenging but arguably one of the best bosses I experienced. But I was low level, weak and needed to level up in order to take these guys on. And I beated them with no problem once I was levelled and set and that is what makes their identify.

Oceiros: this boss was non very good to me, it was pretty easy to predict his attacks, and I beat him third try. He was too easy and also I hated his blueprint, but his difficulty is why he is and then low.

Yhorm: without the tempest ruler, this boss would exist much college. Taking him on without the storm ruler is a challenge i won't take part in, just but that is why he is depression.

Vordt: this boss was challenging at first but looking dorsum, if you know his weaknesses and then he's pretty mediocre. Simply is still a good boss.

Tree with balls: (I didn't feel similar typing his name so I wrote that) this boss was a boss i left for later and sure plenty I went back and beaten him, his attacks are slow and give a huge range to react, and information technology's obvious you have to hit his eggsack.

Champion Gravetender: almost all npc boss fights are jokes in this game and there is just two, this 1 was easy because of the parry range for npcs and how after the gravetender is dead then you challenge is only really the wolf. The wolf wasn't too hard either though so that's really all I take for them.

Halflight: this dominate did a off-white amount of damage merely has the same reasoning equally the superlative, only he but has a girl simp that heals him when your healing yourself.

Gundyr: I mean he is the tutorial boss, but he is all the same one of the best bosses in the game just for how much of a skilful selection he was for a tutorial boss, If this list was for how good the fights were, I would put gundyr higher.

High Lord Wolnir: Has buddy skeletons, vape clouds, bracelets, seems like the average teen right? But all jokes bated this boss was a easy and was but complimentary souls, it's a shame what boss was after him.

Old Demon King: I beat this one on my 3rd attempt and the boring attacks are mostly why, they didn't practice much damage to me either and generally wasn't as bad as some people go far out to be.

Deacons: this boss was the joke of the game, over again only free souls and if your fast enough and not a boring republic of chad you can articulate this one without a curse. So much potential.

Sage: only rough thing this boss has to offer was duplicated and some annoying unavoidable spells, merely I don't remember anyone has had a hard time with this one. Well I hope.

Wyvern: wasn't really even a boss and was really boring due to you lot having to run up a abrasive gauntlet just to plunge his wellness bar into the abyss. This boss is only challenging if you are a crazy person and decide to not take him out with a plunge, so much for a dragon.

Why Does The Nameless King Attack You,

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