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The 8 Best Boss Fights In Black Myth: Wukong Ranked

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While you have the option to do a bit of grinding, there is only so much you can do to improve at this point in the game, making the Whiteclad Noble one of the most stalwart roadblocks this early on in the g


This means that upon exiting these states, you can immediately perform a Perfect Dodge or a Heavy Attack or Light Attack combo, among other things, without worry of Stamina depletion. Aside from this, equipping the full set will increase your Might recovery rate , while Dodges and Perfect Dodges recover a small amount of additional Mi


Invisible walls are nothing new in video games. They've been around for years, preventing players from reaching areas and locations they're not supposed to. Not many are as frustrating as Black Myth: Wukong's, howe


Compared to previous bosses, Tiger Vanguard has an incredibly varied moveset, and with the speed of his actions, you'll be forced to learn his patterns to even stand a chance of survival. Getting a new spell makes it all worthwhile once you finally beat him, but he still remains one of the trickiest hurdles to overc
Loot everything in the courtyard, including the chest, before heading through the gate in front of you. Here, you will face the final boss of this subregion, Lingxuzi — a giant, wolf-like creature that you’ll likely have to confront multiple times, as defeating him on the first try is unlikely.


Likely, one of the most aggressive enemies you'll face early on in Black Myth: Wukong is the Tiger Vanguard. He's a threatening presence that lounges in a pool of what we can only assume is waist-deep blood, but as soon as he's on his feet, he starts one of the most frantic and fast-paced boss fights of the g


You will have access to craft this piece of Armor towards the end of Chapter 1 , specifically after beating Whiteclad Noble boss in Black Myth Wukong . As it is acquired so early on in the game, it is extremely useful to carry you through until you find a better piece. For those struggling to beat this formidable two-phase boss, take a look at Shirrako 's visual guide on YouT

Spam the Immobilize Spell whenever its cooldown finishes, and follow up with heavy attacks. While Lingxuzi isn’t the toughest boss in Black Myth: Wukong , he may still take a few tries to defeat. Once you’ve dispatched him, you’ll be rewarded with the Grey Wolf Mask and a Mind Core , the latter being a must-have upgrade material .

This is a ranged attack that is easy journey to the west gaming notice when the boss is about to use it, but because of the delay due to the attack animation, it becomes difficult to dodge it precisely. Elder Jinchi will most likely use this attack when the Destined One is far away.


While the Centipede Armor Pieces are more build-specific, specifically for those who want to experience a Poison build, it is one of the best Armor sets in Black Myth: Wukong , and well worth crafting. By equipping half the set, aside from the general Poison Resistance provided, you will receive a huge reduction in the damage-over-time status effect from Pois


The Golden Armor Pieces are part of the Gilded Radiance legendary set, and are some of the strongest in the game, especially for those who enjoy using Spirit skills. Boasting high defense stats, wearing half the Armor Pieces provides you with a 2-Piece Effect, which increases your Attack for a short duration, after performing a Spirit Skill, or using a Vess


The complaints weren't limited to Reddit either. In Black Myth: Wukong's Steam reviews , players were quick to point out that one of the biggest cons is that "invisible walls are especially noticeable in the first chapter," and that it's "Annoying to see something that looks like a cave, but has an invisible wall five feet in front of


One of the most cinematic and creative boss encounters throughout Black Myth: Wukong is with the final boss of Chapter 3, Yellowbrow. The treacherous interloper is happy to put The Destined One through the wringer in this multi-stage marathon that even features a Macaque Chief intermission where you briefly reunite with Zhu Ba


"Why would they make it look so clearly like a path you can go down?", one player said in response to the original video, with a second adding , "The problem is that SOMETIMES you can go down, which means you now have to check every single walls and cliff because it might lead to a big optional area or important it

This boss fight is unique because there are many pilgrims in the arena. These pilgrims don’t usually attack you unless Elder Jinchi commands them. These pilgrims will then start glowing as they run towards you and explode . However, killing these pilgrims also heals a small portion of your health, making it easy to heal yourself without relying on the gourd.

Furthermore, if you manage to craft the entire Armor set, you will also gain a 4-Piece Effect, which grants you a small amount of Qi upon Critical Hits as well as defeats . Qi is used to initiate Spirit Skills, and so this bonus will improve your use of the special features of this Ar