Dark Souls 2 - Bosses With Breakable Limbs 

He might make it out of his body, or he might pull it out of his ass 🙄

probably he has a bunch of cleaver's inside of him...

The answer for that and more questions is ... Time is convulted

That's why it takes so long for the arms to reform, the undead inside are furiously forging another one.

@@Nebras-yc4sp undead buttplug?

Same honestly I feel bad for all the giants in ds2. But I always thought that killing the "last giant" was more of a mercy killing then slaying an adversary at equal or greater strength.

same here. sometimes i really feel like the villian killing some bosses

@@aaronbozack830 Giants legit got done so dirty man, they’re almost always a slave to another race or get unfairly fucked over.

@@ButterscotchPenguin Yeah for real it's like the only one's that had some semblance of respect or happiness was Hawkeye gough or in dark souls 2 before vendrick invaded and debateable yhorm but even with yhorm most of his kingdom hated him for as mighty as giants are they really do get fucked over the most out of all the races of dark souls.

@@aaronbozack830 I don’t remember vendrick attacking the giants after they invaded drangleic so maybe the giants across the sea aren’t enslaved to anyone but then again they are tree people so what do I know

Then he jumps back like “It’s just a flesh wound 💪🕳”

@@Shuffit "Tis but a scratch." XD.

"Sheesh, I was gonna do that!"

@@mikmakk1778 "I was gonna use that! No fair!"

"i can't believe you done this!"

You can smash the stray demons legs off on the bridge above the wolf covenant

Sekiro and possibly elden ring: the bosses break your limb instead

@@Trixbeat Elden ring: Bosses can cut of your limbs and stole whatever gear you had equipped there.

Demon’s Souls: cut snake tails off from maneater to prevent pcp injections

Sekiro: You have a broken limb

I thought I heard something about poisonous mist or some thrusting weapons still working.

You can still kill it with shield piercing weapons

The Shotel or Darkdrift can do a number on it even if it does loose both its heads. Trust me, I had to figure that out the hard way.

not immortal, only waaaaay harder to kill, you still can damage her.

Did that my first time playing. Nearly uninstalled after that

Why's it sad? It's a joke of a boss like all of ds2 bosses lmao

@@JohnDoe-pu5gk I think the ease of the fight makes it sadder, you're just wailing on this conjoined blob of dollmakers who were minding their own business.

@@Depressbian it's already a super easy fight so I fail to make sense from you're comments

Ds1 bosses are even eazier

@@urosopacic1403 lmao at least some of the bosses in ds1 have much better a.i than any of the bosses in ds2 and some of them can be challenging at first esp in the dlc.

Only for a brief moment and even without arms he can still do his AoE which is cancer (I have died a lot of times to his AoE while exploiting red tearstone ring)... It not only can be brutally savage, it can also throw you in the middle if one of those fire pools and that usually means death.

@@setsunaes That does happen a lot of times. His AOE is unforgiving lol Just.... Let those areas go to hell BLACK GULCH, GUTTER

@@TechnoGuyGameGod Still the best poison area in souls

@@Talking_Ed I beg to differ. Blighttown is SO much better. Loved the area's atmosphee.

@@TechnoGuyGameGod The gameplay at 15 fps max at launch makes it shitty in my opinion. I like upper blight town, but lower it's just an useless swamp.

Welp "Rotten" drop Pharros stone

@@sera6006 Eh, ds2 does deliberately give you way more boss weapons from souls as compared to 1 so it balances if not gives more. I think it’s still cool that they kept it and it can be useful in some fights

@@sera6006 Ye I know just joking, weapon drops will be motivating

Sinh not being able to do his tail sweeps alone is reward enough.

What about the moonlight sword?

Getting the Obsidian Greatsword sucks all the fun out of the Kalameet fight, you have far too few opportunities to hit the tail, and given how he likes to try and face you die to the lack of having attacks to punish those who stay to the side. I get that it's supposed to be a challenging reward, but it goes too far into being a tedious chore that takes a solid fight and sucks all the fun out of it. I'm so glad that they cut that because the thought of the Frayed Blade coming from cutting off Midir's tail makes me want to throw my controller ot the window. The Midir fight is a masterpiece, but that would make the issues that the Obsidian Greatsword brings to the Kalameet fight look like getting the Dragon King Greataxe from the Gaping Dragon.

The Moonlight Greatsword... dang Seath wont stop turning, trying desperately to face me 😭🖕🏼😡

@@AceAviations2 I'll have you know I have a build that uses the Obsidian Greatsword. I didn't have too many issues with it but then again I've done the fight a *lot*.

Fucking obsidian greatsword was a bitch. Worth it though.

Kalameet's Tail was harder boss than a certain Knight with a broken arm.

The reality of being a video game developer. Same as with Mass Effect. I read that about 90% choose the Paragon path, meaning you put in double the work (creating 2 different paths) but only 10% of people who play ever take that route. Sad.

no worries I played game since 2015 never knew this either just happy beating them solo without summon.

Only boss I severed the part off of, that wasn’t the intended phase transition was Sinh, quite surprised just how many bosses actually have it

It was fairly the most obvious really

I didn't know about all the bosses who are severable

Rotten for me

he can still do his AoE (and with some luck trow you in the middle of those fire pools) before growing his arms again and immediately attack you.

You can still kill her with weapons that shield pierce

@@moonlightdream5483 i didnt know that. Could have helped me about 3 years back

How does one heal a boss?

@@JasonRyu1 warmth pyromancy

@@JasonRyu1 normally through the pyromanicy warmth

I feel the same about the whips, I loved using whips in ds2 but they are utter garbage in the other 2 games.

@@LIBERTYorD34TH i actually quite liked them in ds3...meanwhile every other weapon in ds3 felt worse for me

@@Makikakaoco I think the carry over weapons were kinda squishy compared to the previous games, but the new weapons were good, I also think they underestimated how much people really liked the dual wielding options, having paired weapons are better than not at all, but the way ds2 did it was just added so much versatility. But then again I'm a bit of an oddball when it comes to dark souls games, I don't really care for the first one as much as the other two it's just very janky and sloppy feeling compared to the other games, if I had to rank them I'd probably put 3 as my favorite followed by 2 and then 1 at the bottom. I also felt like demons souls was better than dark souls 1.

@@LIBERTYorD34TH yeah I've come to feel my taste in the series is a bit unpopular as well, my favorite is DS2 PVP wise, the other two have far better pve though, more so ds1 for me...ds3 felt....like you were weightless to me. While I liked some of the unique weapons you could find in 3 I really missed being able to parry with almost anything. DS2 dual wielding had a lot of potential and it could have been even better than it already was if it wasnt scrapped in 3 for soul arts which were.....okay it felt lame to restrict a whole part of your moveset to mana, it should have had a cool down type thing instead for them

@@Makikakaoco Im dying to see what Elden Ring does with the "classic" fromsoft formula.

I love the fact that its a central feature of Monster Hunter.

At least in monster hunter world you get a hecking item for doing so

At least you can carve their tail for material

In Monster Hunter some monsters can be actually affected by breaking or cutting some of their parts, it is very rewarding the feedback of the franchise

@@alfredoamendez4299 indeed. I've played monster hunter world iceborne and rise 100% and it is satisfying

You do get a lockstone if you cut Rottens left arm off.

@@draw2death421 in ds1 you always get some weapon for cutting tails.

yea but in most cases here they give you an advantage in the fight, restricting some attacks from the bosses.

@@zigglyDev and cutting the tail in ds1 is much harder than killing the boss.

@@1lappland110 fucking khalameet and seeth. Goddamn just drop your tail.

I had absolutely now clue about a single one and I have been playing these for years.

No one cares.

@@JohnDoe-pu5gk i do

@@JohnDoe-pu5gk i do

@@JohnDoe-pu5gk I do

@@JohnDoe-pu5gk I do

It was bad enough cutting Kalameet's tail Manus would have been a nightmare. Besides, he was a primordial man, so it wouldn't be like a cool dragon weapon or anything. Probably would have been a less than decent whip weapon like the Sanctuary Gaurdian tail.

Not Really, you can still use Armor/Shields piercing weapons Like Shotel to Damage Freja

Why does every nub think that? Almost like the internet or Google was never invented.

Joke of a boss

@@JohnDoe-pu5gk why do you go on ds2 videos to just hate on the game? Your comment history is really sad

Maybe it was, sometimes you can spend the entire fight attacking only the tail and not having it get cut off

Wouldn’t go that far 😂 but yeah it’s a great game I really don’t see why people hate it.

If im being honest... i think Dark Souls 2 had the best lighting out of all Souls.

It’s my favorite but what is best for you is def subjective

@@draw2death421 yeah, the yellow filter in 3 and blue in Bloodborne is really weird

Based and ScholarPilled

Excuse me sir but midir is the best dragon in the entire ds series. Not too hard, not too easy, lots of movesets. Overall a perfect boss fight.

@@user-yy3ki9rl6i I didn’t say anything about AD being the best. Just that he looks the most like the kind of dragon everyone is familiar with.

I think the Eternal/Stone dragon in Ash Lake from ds1 had the most dragon aesthetic out of all of them with AD being a close second. Kalameet was pretty good too except for the head, but otherwise had a very Medieval feel to it. The Hellkite Wyvern looked pretty dragon-y as well, but that was a drake not a dragon so it didn't count.

@@thekaz5225 drake's don't have wings though

I'm pretty sure it's yet another part of the game they didn't have time to finish cause of deadlines/last minute redesigns. It's clear they *wanted* to do it, just like they *wanted* the map to look and feel consistent initially.

@@jorlok_zander Coding in a weapon drop should be a relatively quick thing though.

@@are3287 Yeah but they would have had to make a unique weapon for each drop. Like I would love an ultra greatclub giant arm but I imagine that would take time to make.

I'll actually throw this in my game tips/info playlist for later reference