You can try to lower the difficulty. It's now an option for those who can't beat the game as intended. There's no shame in doing it, right?

Originally posted by Nostromo:

You can try to lower the difficulty. It's now an option for those who can't beat the game as intended. There's no shame in doing it, right?

lol I would never change the game to easy mode and would rather just not finish it. I have never played a game on easy and never will. Most good games don't even have "easy" settings. I have beaten virtually every souls type game that exists on the default (only) difficulty setting. But this game with it's janky combat, constant slow roll wind up attacks, a perfect guard that is completely worthless and unreliable and cheap jankfest fights like this? No thank you. I will play a good game instead.

Git Gud.

Originally posted by Dinobot:

Git Gud.

Am good. Game is bad.

You're not good enough to play this on anything but baby mode if that's your problem.

They will fight you 1 at a time mostly, do not be impatient, block and dodge as needed, and call on the specter for an extra hand, though he does not tend to live long, he should survive long enough to get you through phase 1 at least.

Wear anti slash liner, and use acid damage, also the anti human amulet for more bonus damage.

TL;DR: Treat this fight like Smough & Ornstein and use the pillar to your advantage.

This fight you're supposed fight one of the siblings in a 1v1, it's the one who covers their weapon in elemental stuff that will be aggro towards you.

The other two will throw stuff at you from the background which is indicated by sound for some reason. You pretty much want to isolate the elemental one from the other two, otherwise if they will aggro and gank up on you if you're too close to them.

Big Tip. Use the pillars.

They will switch turns being the aggressor, I find the little girl to be the most annoying but basically try your best to backstab them. Try not to kill them too quickly because the elder brother will spawn when there is only one sibling left alive.

The elder brother will have a new move where he makes a shockwave attack with his sword. Use the pillar to avoid the shockwave or deflect it if you're a mad lad.

Whenever you stagger him, be aware that he will do a tantrum combo that ends with a shockwave move before he will finally stagger.

lmao talk about skill issue

OP made a thread like this earlier but deleted it. I don't think he's looking for advice.

Originally posted by Humperdoo:

Originally posted by Nostromo:

You can try to lower the difficulty. It's now an option for those who can't beat the game as intended. There's no shame in doing it, right?

lol I would never change the game to easy mode and would rather just not finish it. I have never played a game on easy and never will. Most good games don't even have "easy" settings. I have beaten virtually every souls type game that exists on the default (only) difficulty setting. But this game with it's janky combat, constant slow roll wind up attacks, a perfect guard that is completely worthless and unreliable and cheap jankfest fights like this? No thank you. I will play a good game instead.

If you’ve beaten virtually every souls type game that exists you should know that what’s happening to you now is exactly what happens to almost every single souls player. In my experience each time I can’t beat a boss I tend to blame it on the developers. Once my head gets cool I know I’m playing a game that requires to die in order to learn and get better at it. Since I discovered I love this kind of games I’ve never ever got frustrated or angry again. It’s just about getting good. Yesterday I beat the final boss of the dlc. During my first attempts I was thinking about him the same things you now are saying about the black rabbit brotherhood. Instead of blaming the devs or the design I just tried to learn his moves and figure out how to beat him. It was not easy. It was really tough, but that’s what a souls-like is about. Again, it’s not a shame to lower the difficulty to get past any boss. You can always come back later and beat it as intended…

if you get the mechanism of this boss, you will do fine. each enemy take turn to attack you and other enemies will wait and only attack when you near them or just occasionally.
the last boss will wake up and attack you when theres only one enemy left. so you will have to manage their health so you can clean them easily when the last one wakes.
Tbh i think this is the most fair multiple boss type compare to other souls game.
normally when you see multi boss in one arena, they dont give crap about you and just attack without taking turn.

Originally posted by Plumber:

OP made a thread like this earlier but deleted it. I don't think he's looking for advice.

Yeah you're right, he's crashing out in another thread.

If he thinks that the Black Rabbit Brotherhood rematch is bad, he's not going to like the later bosses. This one is one of the more fair fights in my humble opinion.

use AoE weapon and/or backstab. Use AoE fire arm.

Timing and the right weapon are everything. They're "living people," meaning acid as a weapon, on the weapon, as a projectile, and also as a canister. The big one likes to stand in one place. Fast weapons are definitely better than slow ones. The puppet string arm doesn't just do the running here when it's at level 3. Run in circles, hit and run, don't get stuck on the two obstacles yourself, and above all, get the big one to use his attacks there, especially the charged one, while you stand behind it without a care in the world.

If you keep your eyes open for the small arena, the fight is actually—this isn't a troll—one of the easier ones.

Originally posted by Humperdoo:

Originally posted by Dinobot:

Git Gud.

Am good. Game is bad.

then, why are you having a bad time on the second fight? Get good scrub.