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2. Again, practice. I can get off a charged heavy after almost every combo.
3. He has only two grab attacks, both of them fairly well telegraphed. Now, grab attacks aren't my favorite either, but you can deal with them pretty consistently once you know they're coming. Don't block the smoke/shockwave attacks, just dodge. The timing is very lenient, you again just have to be expecting it.
4. He only inflicts Break with his buzz-saw attacks, which are comparatively rare. It's kind of irritating, yeah, but there are numerous amulets and consumables to deal with the buildup.
5. Fair on that one, spacing is fairly useless in the second phase.
6. He actually has pretty low health, it just feels like a lot since you have fewer opportunities to counterattack him. His status resistance is also fairly low, at least for Shock. I haven't tried acid or fire damage.
I will beat him eventually, got him to 25% in his 2nd phase a few times already. But he's a huge difficulty spike compared to other bosses in the base game or DLC.
Imo, his extreme, constant aggression and multi-hit combos would be completely fine in Sekiro but in LoP, with its much stricter parry timing, he's overtuned and will most likely get nerfed.
you cant complain its too hard to beat solo but then whine that its too easy when using the story relevant npc thats kinda supposed to be there.
pick a side you cant whine its too hard and too easy at the same time.
2. Just learn WHEN is the right time to attack, like during every single souls-like boss
3. All you have to do is press the dodge button at the right moment, what a magic trick, right?
4. Just don't get hit or put some more resistances for that particular status
5. You can easily get away for some of his attacks, you just have to spend some time and learn them
Your post just screams skill issue tbh, there is nothing wrong with that boss, if you learn to deflect MOST of his attacks, he will easily get staggered every like 30 seconds, you will also build up his stagger bar REALLY fast.
EDIT: If you compare it with Radahn from the ER DLC for example, Radahn is an actual bs boss because in ER all you have is dodge and it's much more difficult to find an opening on a boss, especially this one. His attacks during 2nd phase were eating A LOT of performance as well so most people fought him at constantly 40-50 fps lol.
Just use his attacks as your advantage, deflect everything and he will get staggered pretty much every few seconds and you can punish him more than enough times.
EDIT: I also have a feeling that they nerfed him already by releasing that patch few days ago where they nerf some "monsters" and I feel like he has lower health than before the patch, his damage is still crazy, but I think his HP is much lower now.
I have beaten the DLC 3 times, once with summons (only the NPC ones because I wanted to experience the dialogues and basically wanted to finish the game the right way) and 2 times solo and I might play the DLC again in the future because it's very well done and Arlecchino really makes the DLC move one step higher.
Tank with Aegis, poke with Trident Spear
Is its cheap? Yes. Is it cheesy? Yes. Will get the job done? Also yes.
dude has a ton of options
Losing and learning again and again was part of the process to me, and it was very fun mastering something using my own skill and not artificial "progress" solely through grinding digital levels (of course, levels helped, as I was at 420 with max 100 vit and capacity, but attacks still 1-3 shot me).
So, overall, took me about 25 attempts on solo NG+, with that trident boss weapon - its Fable special parry is what made the difference since it staggered Arclecchino for a follow-up and interrupted him from continuing his 10 hit combos.
I'd say he is more fair than I initially thought but I'm still not a fan of bosses having these super long multi hit attacks.
Congrats! Means you just needed some coffee then! XD
use the puppet string, L2+R2 then smash him. switch to flame arm to burn him.
phase 2, u can use perfect grindstone. and do the same as on phase 1.
u can throw some throwables but those will makes it harder to defend, so try to him and use flame arm, and dodge.
edit: congrats on beating him. always get your after work coffee, it's super effective :)