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I had to resort to 2 NPC summons to beat him. A lot of the time you can’t even see what’s going on! Especially when he summons his purple clone. Some of his attacks and combos have no wind up animation, and the camera flips around and just goes berserk.

I couldn’t consistently practice parrying him, and was killed at every attempt.

That last point got me every time with Pontiff Sulyvahn.

If you miss a parry, with a tough enemy you’re pretty much stunlocked into a combo until you’re dead.

You lose health on successful parries! And unlike Bloodborne, you don’t earn your health back.

The parry and backstab animation is awkward - the enemy freezes, and everything just gets teleported into place.

For example, you can parry even with your back to the enemy! Just didn’t make any sense.

The timing for the enemy attack animation is really awkward.

But Dark Souls 3 has a much less precise parry mechanic with awkward attack and counter animations, which made the game harder to get better at parrying with: It took some time to learn, but the timing eventually clicked. In Bloodborne I was a parry pro - my timing was on point. This boss made me feel shame for not wanting to get better at the game.īut not by a lot, because fuck Pontiff Sulyvahn. Some quick context on how the game plays, how I approached it, as well as what’s overrated, underrated and nonsense.

Meh - Hey, it’s alright Challenging - Now that’s more like it! Fun - More please! Frustrating - What the hell? Brutal - Fuck this game 2. This list ranks each boss in difficulty for beginners, from: Dark Souls 3 Bosses Ranked from Easiest to Hardest (For Beginners) This will also be the LAST Dark Souls game I will ever play. Not for the pro gamers and speedrunners, who play on dancepads and bananas.įor some context, this is the 2nd From Software game I’ve ever played, with the first being Bloodborne. This rank is therefore aimed at NEW players to the series. Each are fun in their own way, and what you’ll like and dislike about each fight will be determined largely by, like I said earlier, your temperament. Some are puzzles, while others test your endurance. Some bosses serve as skill tests, while others advance the story. In the Dark Souls 3 experience, bosses vary in terms of diff iculty and engagement. It requires a very specific temperament and play style. It’s fun and rewarding for sure, but in a frustrating kind of way.