Koseki Bijou reacts to the Final Boss of Elden Ring DLC [Highlights] | Hololive EN 

And also like the Elden Ring in Maliketh's room, especially with Miq's hair

Thank god miyazaki didnt put radahn gravity ability to slow you down. Midra constant madness. Scadutree deathblight swamp.

​@@mohdsarul1530maaaaaaaan i was really hoping there would be a proper status effect swamp in this dlc. Hell they have swamps that look like they fit the bill for sleep, or madness, or death, but they didn't go all in

I was going to say that'd be weird due to them being siblings but then I remembered they're all siblings and incest is normal for Gods.

Nah, he looks like a generic boss to me now

Having 2 functioning legs does that to people

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​@@DCB20if you think he looks generic, then id very much like to know what souls games youve been playing, because they for sure arent elden ring

Radahn would slap you for saying that.

and very ocarina of time with the giant swords

@@knuckles543 like Hyrule Warrior?

did you first try him or what?

Builds that stack negation tend to be pretty viable though. It's also some of the most comfortable to explore with since being jumped rarely kills you suddenly. You sure people were telling you it's not viable?

@@liloluli6314 oh no. But merely 10-15 tries which is on the low side as far as I have gathered.

@@mlhx9181 Is it regarded as viable? All I ever hear is that armor and shields are useless. Didn't know that changed

@@JBasilix well, as you've experienced, armour and shields tend to be very good for PvE and bossing. Shields in particular are great because you can guard counter a lot with high guard boost. It's essentially a safer way to pull off jumping attacks to break stances for big critical damage. Also a convenient panic button if you don't think you can dodge something. With how damage negation is calculated, armour can also be quite impactful. It's much less frustrating when you don't die with 10+ flasks left since you can afford to make much more mistakes in a row before dying. Especially useful if you're fighting a boss for the first time or exploring a new zone. Edit: Shields being useless might possibly be in the context of PvP. Anything bigger than a straight sword tends to eat a lot of stamina when blocked so there's a very real risk of being guard broken and immediately dying to a crit.

Do it solo, the NPCs don't help that much, at least that's what worked for me at the end.

Had an easier time "solo" I still summoned mimic. Also copied Pekora's build and went with greatsword and giant hunt with jar shard and 2 handed talismans, 3k damage per giant hunt.

tbh, it IS easier to do it solo since doing it with NPCs actually cranked its HP through the roof (u can still summon spirits like mimic/tiche/SkeleGreatshield) One time i tried to do solo cz I need to memorize its pattern, I saw his HP drained faster despite me dealing the same amount of damage (I still died tho)

I cheesed him with Impenetrable Thorns spell and mimic summon. Mimic even survived all the insane nukes in phase 2. Lord's Divine Fortification and damage reduction talismans also saved me a *lot* of HP in phase 2

In reality this is precisely the problem: The boss is not "hard"....he is "broken". In Phase 1 it is manageable....but in Phase 2 it becomes totally bullshit: It does incredible damage, even with the maximum level of Scadutree Blessing, it attacks almost without pauses and each of its attacks has an incredible range and is accompanied by continuous light AOE explosions. They definitely exaggerated with him and many have rightly complained about it (not only casual players, but also Souls veterans), because Phase 2 is almost entirely artificial difficulty and absolutely needs to be patched, slowing him down a bit and decreasing little damage it does to you. In Phase 2 he is the only boss in the entire DLC that genuinely surpasses Malenia in difficulty... with the difference that Malenia is generally balanced, with only a single broken attack (the Waterfowl Dance). Consort Radahn's Phase 2 has multiple of them, in addition to a vastly higher HP and damage level. I repeat....the DLC is of excellent quality and the bossfights, at least using the Scadutree Blessings, are more or less balanced, some more and some less....but not the final boss. He needs to get some adjustments, because as it is now, he's not even fun to fight....just frustrating. I know that Biboo has a huge passion for Soulslikes, but it still amazes me that she had the patience to face this horrible bossfight 147 times, before giving up and putting it off until next time. Another person in her place would have thrown the console/PC out the window, much, MUCH sooner. XD

@@zadkal8873 He only has 1 unbalanced attack, and that's the fast left->right, right->left, middle slash, which is basically undodgeable with normal roll. If you want to normal roll it, you need to have a frame perfect dodge in addition to having the right altitude with you and radahn. Other than that attack, he is just an extremely difficult boss.

@@zadkal8873 Phase 2 is fairly easy with an heavy shield. There are very few attacks that cannot be guarded.

@@thedarkplayerforget heavy shield, two handed guard with deflect tear can get it done too and you get the two hand bonus

Funny thing is, spirit ashes dont help jack shit in Radahn. Even tankiest one gets killed in like 10 seconds flat by him. The only real cheese is to abuse rapiers/bleed+greatshield since bleed chunks his massive hp by alot.

Because if you summon Ansbach he will make a comment saying that he is using Mohg's body + if you do Ansbach's storyline he will state that Miquella was going to use Mohg's body to revive Radahn

an npc tells you its what happened, to use mohg's body as a vessel to bring back radahn. It's why he's way smaller than the radahn you fight at the festival

@@knife1406 ahhh thanks

@@NagantSimp oh thanks

In addition to what was said he also has Bloodflame attacks which would normally not make sense for Radahn to have.