@@brucebanner645 parry those spinning attacks he does and do a force pull any time he turns red to cancel the unblockables. I stayed close the whole time using the cross guard stance and being close prevented the ranged attacks he does. It took me at least over a hundred attempts but this is the strat I finally figured out.
YESSS that's what I used did it with only 4 stims unbelievable I learnt his moves and dodge them all on the journey onwards to darth vader 😫😫😫💭🤦🏽♂️ was done on jedi master @@blubitatub
Kind of feels like a missed opportunity to not add dismemberment and Rayvis's regeneration as part of the fight rather than just a cutscene. Nothing wrong with it but it could've been interesting.
@codafett he is dead , unlike durge who was a mutated cream of the crop gendai. Rayvis is normal for his species, he can regenerate from alot of damage cut destroy the nerve stem and he wont be getting back up.
This one was TOUGH. I’m playing it on grandmaster and the only way I was able to beat him was the blaster stance. I usually play single saber/cross guard
I used the single bladed saber as it does a decent amount of damage with good speed. The first phase of the fight was rly easy, but the second phase was hard for me bc i kept dying before i could remember the attack patterns. After learning the patterns it became easy. In the end i beat him with 1/5 stims to spare.
So the blaster stance? Are you able to parry? I just got to this point I'm playing I think on jedi knight? It's the second to the last.... not the hardest but just under and damn he hits hard. I'm gonna try again tho had to take a break haha
I think there should of been a third phase where everything starts blowing up. Then from the rubble, Rayvis decides to come out of his armor and goes all out like how Durge did in the Clone Wars. Then the fight ends with Cal destroying the brain and finally kills him.
Fun fact, with dual wield sabers if you just keep hitting him a ton with the standard attack in his second phase, it’ll stagger him before he gets a chance to get another attack off. This is specifically for Jedi knight difficulty as I just went with the default difficulty for my first play-through, may be different on other difficulties or patched out.
@@manwithastick2310 i think the excuse is that he wanted to die kinda and he just didn't allow himself to regenerate after he had actually been beaten
It’s gotten to the point where I can sometimes beat the first phase without getting hit but mannn that second phase fucks me up. I wish there was like a way to practice the second phase
I recommend to just keep force dashing away from him in phase 2 and watching his attack patterns, and once u feel confident go in for hits. Itll take time but u will beat him (Btw if u leave him for too long he heals back to full health)
He kind of deserved it. He tries exactly that cut each time he meets Rayvis. It never works. Why does Cal think "THIS time, the armor constructed to stop a lightsaber won't stop a lightsaber"
@@kralik394 I think he actually does cut through the armor. It's more that he's learning firsthand that Gendai have absolutely freakish regeneration and pain tolerance that even lightsabers are barely an inconvenience to them most of the time.
Yep. Died during the cutscene and the game bugged out so now when I fight him, the final cutscene doesn't play. I was hoping the patch would fix it but it doesn't.
Your version is bugged, in my superior 70 dollar copy rayvis was glitching through the floor and clipping across the room, getting more eratic the more passionately he spoke
He Can Regenerate would be nice if it happens with his HP also he is strong and can take a bigger Blaster so the deflect hits would half deplete your stamina
@@devinruddell5469 Well thats Lore Friendly I would Imagine that you could see some enemy Drink kinda like a Rage Buff and be Unstoppable once in a Fight
Their species name is the Gen'dai. they were around the formations of the old republic and they are extremely hard to kill. The don't have bones or traditional organs and are made of corded muscle and high sensetive nerves. The only way to kill one is to vaporize it at an atomic level. They are actually a ver peacefull species until the sith empire massacared them.
@@amazingtrooper5893 oh weird I find she was pretty easy to dodge and parry for the most part, but I guess that might be my strength, I suck against the faster bosses like Malicos and Trilla.
Tips fighting rayvis 1. Try not to get hurt in first phase, first phase is easy 2. Only attack when his blockmeter is zero. Reduce his blockmeter by using force, parry, be careful his unblockable attack. Attack 3 times and dodge back.
Here’s how I did it on GM Phase 1 Stance: Dual Wield/Blaster Stance Perks: Resilience/Marksmanship/Shatter With Dual Wield: Stay close, dodge when he swings and/or use Dual Wield ‘Focused Parry’ With Blaster Stance you just shoot and hit him 2 Stims max in Phase 1 Phase 2: Stance: Blaster Stance Stay close/Jump and dash towards him when he’s using his rocket ability Otherwise dodge and shoot with your blaster as soon as he regenerates health Hit him with your lightsaber after his combo attack Shatter Perk is basically unnecessary for this fight, I just had it equipped After 35 attempts with Dual Wield I changed to blaster stance for Phase 2 and got him instantly, it was fairly easy I found the regenerating aspect extremely difficult to deal with, bc I had to attack even when I didn’t want to and the blaster shots just took care of that Otherwise just keep grinding, you will get him ;)
Im watching this video because in my game when Cal delievered the last few blows Rayvis kept stuttering across the screen. It was the funniest thing in the whole game
Maybe. Or maybe the Gen Dai are less durable in the new continuity. Which is good because they were insane in the old one. Like, how did this species not take over the galaxy?
Genuinely one of the best boss fights I’ve ever done. Grand Master meant that I could physically only beat him once I had FULLY downloaded all of his attacks.
I still find it hard to believe Rayvis died just with a head chop. Gen’dai have extremely powerful regeneration abilities and can easily reattach their severed limbs anew as if they were never cut. Anakin wasn’t able to kill Durge until he blasted him to the sun in an escape pod burning his entire body and in SWTOR the sith officer said that the only way to kill a Gen’dai is by cutting their entire body to pieces.
Rayvis was my favorite villain out of all of them in Survivor. Not because I thought he was compelling or anything. He just didn't A) Die within 5 minutes of being introduced (Senator Sejan, Ninth Sister) B) Get set up as an obvious traitor in the first level (Bode) C) Be introduced as a good guy only to immediately turn evil 10 seconds later (Dagan) D) Have unclear motives (Dagan, Bode) E) Get added to the game as a requirement for marketing (Darth Vader)
The minute I saw tentacles I had to look up if he really was like Durge and he IS Gen'Dai......I was really hoping the second phase and possible third phase would have gotten insane like Clone Wars 2003 seeing as it took ARC Troopers, a battalion of Clone Troopers, and Obi Wan to take on Durge. I liked the inclusion since he looks awesome but they could have spiced it him up imo like you face him a couple times and you keep killing him but like Durge you need to use extreme measures(as apparently Durge wasnt killed fully in the Clone Wars 2003).
Me too. When I defeated him, he started talking and walking slowly to that position. He then jiggled up and down like a blur, I couldn’t even see how he died.
Thts better than what I'm getting. I beat him but he doesn't die. I'm literally stuck at this part. Can't fast travel, can't advance at all. What a 🤬 blow
Such a good scene, but why have Cal say "we should go" at the very end, it's like an awkward commander Shepard trying to end a conversation during a dialogue. There's no need for it, after the final blow just stay silent and walk away, would have been way more badass for Cal.
@@mitchellhayward6492 In RE5. In the final battle... Weaker grew long arms after mutating himself... He would start with one then grow a second long arm as the boss fight progresses...
I beat Rayvis first time then I died over and over trying to get back to the ship. It's been like that from the start with good combat sandwiched between long, tedious traversal puzzles that are a misery to play through.
Played through the game on Jedi Master, planned on doing another play through on Grand Master at some point… maybe not so much anymore after dealing with him lol
This boss was such a challange at first but once you learn his moves dodge em all use the strongest light saber he actually becomes a piece of cake can't believe I'm saying that !!!! 🤣🤣🥵 done on jedi master
After trying to beat this boss for a day straight on grandmaster, I honestly gave up. By the time I get done with Phase 1 I barely have any health left and Rayvis just gets stronger in Phase 2. Ill admit im trash at video games too lol
@@lilcolonoscopy4616 any tips man cause I've been gettin my ass beat for like an hour, I get through phase 1 no problem but I'm gettin my ass handed to me in phase 2
Im a little disappointed with the boss fight and how it ended. Rayvis was introduced as an unbeatable boss with his regeneration powers. I was hoping for a unique boss fight. Where regular lightsaver attacks wouldn't damage him
No one cares fr this isn’t a game that ppl should care to boast abt for difficultly it’s a Star Wars game and the first one in years, people just wanna enjoy it no one cares what difficultly you beat a game on. I plan on playing it on grand master AFTER I beat it because i want to actually ENJOY what I’m playing and you ppl are fr just annoying af for saying shit like this.
Tried for 5 hours on grandmaster and couldnt do it. Ended up switching to master and beat in first try. Mad respect to those who beat him on grandmaster i was gonna pull my hair out if i kept trying
I managed to defeat him in a couple tries since i've played a lot of souls-games. But imo the game tried to be here something its clearly not💀. It tried to be a souls-like bossfight, which i find absolutely hilarious, since the game isnt that at all. 2 phases for the sake of having 2 phases. The hitbox of Rayvis suddenly increasing making dodging a living hell. And the damage increasing for no apparent reason at all. His bonk stick suddenly just does more damage, and suddenly reaches further. Hilarious bossfight imo. But a flawed design💀
@@nicokorkiamaki2991 Yea i see why thats an issue. But since i've played a lot of souls games thats not so much an issue for me. I finished the game on "Jedi Master" difficulty, so making a mistake is extra punishing. I reactive parried Rayvis to deplete his stamina faster, so i didnt have a huge problem with the combo's
@@SSJGaelY0 Lmao. No. I had him in 4/5 tries on Jedi Master difficulty. Im just very critical on games i like. The 2nd phase really didnt add any variety, even though his aestatics changed. They could've done something with his tentacles, changing his moveset, since you sliced his armor off. A grab attack, parryable and non-parryable tentacle attacks, maybe a heavy attack that, if countered correctly, allows you to take a a tentacle off. Or a change to his weapon. Taking the ball and turning it into two weapons, also miximg up his moveset. But no. They instead chose to have two phases for the sake of having two phases
@@thewalrus8396 yeah a soft lock for fast travel is a skill issue 🤡 did you even read my previous comment? Rayvis is dead😂 work on your trolling young padawan
@@codybrady6940 I wrote the comment before I beat him????? Are you that dense? I came here to check to see how many stims other people had and when I realized I didn’t have as many I was going to fast travel out to find more lol like my comment said. 😂
