Many enemies in Bloodborne have different ways to rush in on the player and force them back into combat immediately, but not all have the ability to pull back on their own and throw attacks from a distance. This is because, where Bloodborne's Old Hunters DLC already pushed players towards fast-paced and aggressive gameplay, Orphan of Kos combines a hyper-speed moveset with punishing distance attacks. However, while this might already be common knowledge for players, few bosses quite hammer this strategy in harder than the Orphan of Kos.
You need to roll.As any veteran Soulsborne player is always happy to explain at any given moment, it's always better to dodge toward the fastest and most powerful bosses. Because to dodge his aerial attacks, the sidesteps are just a few inches too short. Important to realize is that you should ONLY lock onto Rom when you're right at his body. You take it easy and hit on him like three separate times like this and down he goes. Charge up a Tonitrus with L1 (Rom is weak to bolt damage) and take two/three swings and move away. Don't lock on.Īll there is to it is keep circling around him avoiding his piss-easy attacks until you find an opening between the spiders where you can hit him in the side. When he rolls on his back, he's going to do a 360 degree AOE attack. Wait a few seconds and roll three times in a row (not locked on), you're not getting hit once. When he puts up his body high in the air, he's summoning blue shards from the sky. Now you completely ignore the spiders and just focus on avoiding his attacks. You can do a ridiculous amount of damage.
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I used Ludwig's greatsword and I got him to 50% with like three/four completely free hits. When he teleports away, keep swinging until he's actually gone because you'll keep doing damage. Once you've done so, switch to your biggest damage weapon and pop a bolt paper. Take your sweet time taking out the spiders one by one. Ended up waiting for 10+ minutes for a summoner this morning, but no luck.Įnded up going solo, switched to upgraded Tonitrus, and I got it done without getting hit at all in a matter of minutes.įirst phase - Rom does not fight back. The Rom bossfight had me by the balls all last night. If spiders are the epitome of evil, enchanted spiders are evil incarnate. They execute surprise attacks very well I have almost had a heart attack on countless occasions when walking through an open doorway and immediately being body slammed by 3 bell-woman enchanted spiders. Not only that, they attack quicker than most enemies. Such dedication is admiri-ANNOYING.Ī lot of their attacks are a 1-hit KO.
Five minutes after running around being chased by the Hunter and the two spiders the Hunter is the first to back off and I manage to bait both spiders and kill them. I decide to run away across the bridge into the next area expecting the spiders to back off because in my experience with other enemies, that's what would happen. We're fighting for a good minute and LO AND BEHOLD, two spiders pounce at me from outta no where while I'm fighting the Hunter! So after the fourth time I decide to run past all of the spiders and fight the Hunter. I tried killing all of them and it worked, but I kept dying against the Hunter that carries Ludwig's sword afterwords. The part where you enter the castle and all of the spiders fall down, including the giant one. We all know they rarely attack solo and when you do encounter these eight legged fiends their attacks are stupid strong, have great reach and somehow synchronize so well with each other. "It's so easy to kill those guys, just dodge behind and slash! They're weaker when attacked from the back." I don't want the first response on this post to be
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