Ranking EVERY Boss in Lies of P From WORST to BEST
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Some of these bosses are just incredible. What are your thoughts on the list?
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Check out my Top 10 Hardest Bosses in Lies of P: ua-cam.com/video/h3yQINAH2ok/v-deo.htmlsi=BTRLHi9aF8nBDSof
Edit: Walker of Illusions is not optional, my apologies! I thought I had randomly stumbled on that boss on my initial playthrough.
Man, the Nameless Puppet is not “a blank slate that could be anything or anyone.” It’s someone specific. He’s part flesh. His identity is one of the most intriguing things about this encounter.
He’s literally the corpse of Gepettos son. This is like explicitly stated does the guy say that in this video?
@@painhurtssometimes2185 I was trying to avoid spoilers for people who haven't got there yet. No, the person in the video seems to not realize that.
@@thrashhhhh oh my bad. Gotcha
Puppet of the Future is a power up gimme. Has to be appreciated for what it is, an easy Quartz for struggling players.
I feel like Laxasia difficulty is perfect for her fight. For someone that epic they better give me a hard time. She was the first boss (besides romeo) that i didn't want to kill because i just had so much fun fighting her. To me it felt like fighting a true warrior with incredible powers. I never get tired of fighting her. Shes my favorite and one of my favorites of all time.
You can just run past the clown and activate the Stargazer behind it. Way better respawn ;)
I noticed many of the elites in Lies of P are actually right in front of a stargazer
Thats a good point, definitely better than running the other way. I wasn’t sure if that worked or not, thanks! You are right, alot of the level structure has an elite at the end of a string of more “normal” enemies, at least as far as I have noticed
@@Enter_Gamingya when you were talking about the boss run for this fight I was just like wtf is he talking about clearly he has no idea that right behind that boss there’s a stargazer lol
I hate it when the final boss isn’t the hardest major fight inside a game. I love how they did it in Lies of P: the nameless puppet is absolutely insane and but it’s somehow optional. It’s the final fight but also skippable. That way you can turn up the difficultly to max while still not frustrating players, especially on subsequent playthroughs. If Malenia in Elden Ring wouldn’t be optional a playthrough would be a pain. But then when fighting her the final boss looks pitty in comparison. By making the final fight the hardest but also optional the player can enjoy the perfect balance between those options.
For a studio making their first attempt at a title transcending mobile games, LoP absolutely slaps. Yes it's not perfect but the devs are certainly heading in the right direction. As long as they push forward and learn from their mistakes then I can easily see some absolute masterpieces coming from them.
I absolutely agree!!
"Laxasia is so hard to the point she is on the game"
She is literally the only boss before the final boss if you don't fight the nameless puppet...
That was poorly worded... I meant that even at nearly the end of the game, she felt out of place with how hard she was compared to every other boss to that point.
Walker of illusions is required. As much as i wish she were optional
Yeah i made a mistake in my script, left an edit in my pinned comment. Appreciate the feedback!
I have huge experience difference in my NG + in terms of boss difficulty, especially when you get all the tools at your disposal
Some of the lower tier list becomes way tougher on the list and i have to fight them more carefully do to their insane damage, while others which i thought is hard becomes trivilize after you learned their moveset.
Watchman and King Flame actually kill me more times / trickier to fight than King of Puppet which i simply first shot it in my 2nd playthrough.
King of Puppet used to be a huge barrier in my first playthrough but at my 2nd playthrough i learned how simple his moveset actually is in his phase 2 if you learned it.
Compare to some later humanoid bosses with insane tracking, King of Puppet moves probably is the easiest to side step away among every bosses.
He also doesnt has much tankiness at all with his hp compare to ng+ of some later bosses.
What I find in NG+ that's most overtoned is probably the Swamp monster. He has so much hp and he pretty much force you to learn Parry cuz his moves are rly hard to dodge.
Nameless puppet in NG+ P1 is so ez i can pretty much beat it without using a single heal, but p2 is still tricky to fight. However he doesn't has much hp so if you get lucky a bit you can beat it pretty easily too.
You can actually run pass the clown boss and get the stargazer in front of the theatre to have a better boss run. This game places like a stargazer behind each miniboss and elite mob. So if you feel like the boss run is abnormally long, you're probably right because a shorter route is somewhere else
Idk I think Laxasia is a perfectly designed fight. It's the only "super hard" fight that I beat in less than 10 tries. You can just run away from her wild swings, and you can deflect her lightning in the second stage to do like 1/5 of her health bar.
Tbh it took me way more tries than that... I think playstyle matters alot with her fight, especially when it comes to preference between dodging, blocking, and running. I ended up feeling like I had to completely change my style just for that fight
@@Enter_Gaming first phase is really really easy if you use acid grindstones. acid completely melts her healthbar.
For whatever reason Laxasia wasn’t that hard to me. Beat her under ten tries on my first playthrough without summons. Plus recently I found out you can deflect her lighting bolts at the start of phase 2 back at her which helped me legit one shot her on my next playthrough
It's much easier when dealing with the Killer Puppet in Rosa Isabella Street to run past it and activate the Stargazer infront of the opera house then go back to fight it fully refreshed.
Did you lure the mad puppet all the way to the burning pile instead of the operahouse yard?
Why would you do that with that many mobs?
Were you joking when you said Walker of illusions was optional and easy to miss?
No i just made a whoops! I made a mistake when writing my script, apologies!
@@Enter_Gaming don’t be sorry, be better
Man, there are some aggressive assed comments in here. People don't seem to be understanding that any list like this is going to be highly subjective and based on play style, personal likes/dislikes, what you struggled with or didn't, etc. Fun list, dude!
Thank you! Its always going to be subjective as you said, no other way around it! This is all based on my experience with the game and my personal takes based on that, Thanks for the support!
I can't see where you are coming from with the idea that Laxasia's difficulty is too high for her place in the game. She is literally an endgame boss with the final arena visible from her boss arena.
Like how much more in the final level do you need to be before difficulty is justified?
I really enjoy your conent and this video, but this one had me scratching me head lol.
First of all, thank you so much for the support! I answered this in another comment but basically... I worded it poorly. I feel that even as a late game boss, she is overly difficult. I say that because it is such a difficulty spike from anything else up to that point, so much so that it feels forced and not in line with the rest of the game.
Her fight is incredibly cinematic and really cool, but to me and my experience, even her place as a late game boss doesn't justify her difficulty. My experience with her made me readjust my entire playstyle for the one fight, which is okay, but given how I felt the spike in difficulty came out of nowhere.. it felt out of place.
Like I said, I worded it poorly in the video and didn't really capture my thoughts as I ended. Hope this clears it up a bit
@@Enter_Gaming That is fair enough, though I feel this boss is only an illusion of difficulty. She is one of the few bosses that can be circled in a lot of the multi combos in phase 1 without DS2 level tracking. And reflecting the lightning bolts nearly trivializes the 2nd phase. Plus at this point we can have 2 charges of auto parry.
And you are welcome! Keep the vids coming.
Yeah I agree with you on phase one. It really wasn't too bad, and alot of the moveset was recycled from eldest brother of BRB. The problem with reflecting the bolts in phase 2 is, if you don't realize that is a mechanic, then those bolts really hurt lol my playstyle included dodging wayyyy more than parrying, and I didn't use the autoparry grindstone at this point. So my personal experience was pretty terrible until I got gud and changed my playstyle. In retrospect, I know what you mean, but my experience sucked.
The archbishop is top tier I agree
I feel like I’m the only person who doesn’t think nameless puppet was all that. I mean I think it’s a good fight but definitely not 1, maybe like 4-6.
Hey your opinion is valid too! I prefer humanoid bosses, and i loved the setup to it. I felt like it was a great culmination of everything you had to know in the game, and the second phase was so extreme i enjoyed it alot
Laxasia for me was the 2nd best fight just beneath the nameless puppet. Romeo was incredible but came 3rd (wish we knew a bit more about him when we first fought him) and the Simon fight comes way later for me since I didn’t like that fight at any of it’s phases. The boss felt slow and clumsy and the only real threat was his supernatural abilities. If he did succeed godhood and became something terrifying with same superpowers but faster and more graceful attacks it would have been way more interesting and fitting. Even the champion had better moves and felt like a bigger threat to me
I dont understand whzn people say bosses dont have tells (in this case the mad puppet). His timing never changes so just learn the timing
Good list and great video my man.
Thank you so much!!
i know they are annoying but i really like the lore behind the Black Rabbit Brotherhood
The lore is pretty cool
What's their lore?
Dude really mad clown puppet doesn’t have a run back 😂 Run behind him and get the bonfire in the garden. Entire run back is negated if you do this haha
I feel like Laxaria should have been at the top of the list. She is easily the most difficult boss in the game and have her be right before the Simon made me undervalue this boss. You face a fearless, cool looking guard that practically has god powers of a Thor and then you see what you think is the final boss and its just a walking sack of meat which didn't even felt difficult!
Simon should be way down the list.
I agree that if you beat Laxasia without throwables and specter you have your perfect guard senses so sharpened that Simon Manus seems easy. Then Nameless Puppet teaches you what suffering is again 😂
In my opinion the only boss in this game that’s on fromsoft quality, specifically ds3 or sekiro, is laxasia. She’s one of my favorite fights In gaming
She is a super cool and cinematic fight, but felt a touch *overly* difficult for that stage in the game. Very very cool fight though
Also you can parry her lightning bolts, making the parts where she flies away feel reasonable@@Enter_Gaming, it does a ton of damage to her
Yes i did figure that out, thanks! That was one of the turning points for understanding how to beat her
Optional boss the Best?:)
I think so! I mean its as optional as Gerhman…
Another good video
Thank you!
My only issues with lies of P is the perfect block doesn’t offer you much when you do succeed and the damn delayed attacks when they go red 😭. Other than that, I love this game
I know what you mean, i think its because most of the benefits of perfect blocking are hidden. Because i think perfect blocks adds into their stagger bar… but we cant see that until they drop for a fatal attack. I’m with you though, i love this game!
After you put the fallen Archbishop in the number 4 spot it was over. I can't argue wuth anything else because it's an opinion but that stops here. The Fallen archbishop is by far the worst boss in this game and i only feel hatred towards him
Interesting! I really thought that boss would be well liked! I loved the whole setup to the boss, and thought his design was great and genuinely creepy. One of the most “bloodborne-esque” bosses
i like the boss, but the archbishop side and his flailing around is really not that great, especially for the camera and charged attacks. i went to the monster side every time. i would put him at 7 or 8 personally@@Enter_Gaming
he was difficult but i still enjoyed his fight more than quite a few of them.
Agreed. For me, archbishop is at the very bottom of the pile. I know it's different for different people, but I felt the design of the second phase was absolute crap. One side of the boss is not even worth fighting and the better side of the boss is the same as phase one but the (already overly delayed) attacks have arbitrarily different timings. "Oh, just run to the other side of the boss." Okay, so we're admitting the literally half of the boss is shite.
It's a great game muddied by boring bosses past the halfway mark. It's more yes I'm done and never have to fight this guy again.
That's like your opinion man, NG+ is super fun
@@victorperezurbano9504 I'm on Ng+ now just beat Romeo and I'm yet to see this "fun" all it is is ridiculous damage for bosses/enemies no damage for me.
Can't believe black rabbit brotherhood came worse than walker of illusions worst take ever.
Walker at least had a cool and unique gimmick with an atmospheric arena, i wish it was harder. BRB was a poorly executed and boring gank imo
@Enter_Gaming gank fights are one of the hardest to get right in all of souls genre, and considering this is first game its a damn good one. My only annoyance is part 2 when you stagger he has that bullshit wail moves like alot of endgame bosses do.
I agree its a solid first attempt, overall i love this game and is super impressive for their first souls game. Eldest brother has some incredibly annoying moves that throw off the balance for me. I think if his moveset was more tame, i would prefer the fight more
@Enter_Gaming I think it's clearly designed with the spectre in mind I loved it alot, having nightmares about godskin duo still lol. I actually didn't enjoy final boss at all I think it's the worst mechanically that phase 2 is so non stop I got lucky to beat it. Some of.the bosses after swamp monster need tweaking to me I struggled so much vs laxasia it's unreal
I definitely agree that alot of the bosses were built with spectre in mind. I think that goes for alot of the bosses.Laxasia is insane… i get what you mean about alot of the late game bosses. I think the two phases should be balanced better and that would help the feel
Lmao anything or anyone is crazy it’s litteraly a specific person
You’re rating bosses based on their physicality and what they look like. It’s a video gam dude. Nothing has to make that much sense. You think Laxasia is hard at that point in the game? Wrong. She’s the perfect test of your skills at that point.
Dislike. Try to be more objective.
I’m rating them based on how they look as well as how the fight itself is, its all wrapped up into one. I think Laxasia is overly difficult even at that late point in the game, and a list like this will always have some subjectivity because its based on my experience, build, playstyle, skill, and so on.