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@@JTBassvocals Big rock go bonk bonk do big damage and shoot shiny shockwave

@@sevaht I can add them back in lol. Honestly just need to learn the fight, I was just sleeping them in other videos cause I don’t like the boss that much and haven’t properly learned them. Removed cause I thought it was boring to watch. Gotta just take some time to git gud with them and add them back in to the videos

Altered Commoner's Headband Cuckoo Knight Armor Nox Bracelets Noble's Trousers

Yep! I can link it in my Discord if you want them. Someone on Reddit made the original sliders so these are just modified based on that. Don't remember the post at this point

@@HeyItsBlazeX ok I'll call you on discord

@@jonatanmolnar3261 Yep, you can use certain weapons to duck under attacks for many bosses. This is a pretty cool example and is pretty much necessary for no rolling Midra. With iron balls for this combo, strafe left his first swing, fully charge attack immediately after which ducks his second swing, then sprint around him counter clockwise. The third part is actually the hardest because it can easily flip your camera, and if you don’t time the first two well enough then you get hit. But it’s not too hard and definitely not the hardest part of the fight

I love it, unfortunately you'll have to farm a bit to get it. It's the Cuckoo Knight Set, easiest way to get it is from the knights near the East Raya Lucaria Gate grace

@@HeyItsBlazeX Thank you ! I'll go farm this

It's a great question (so massive text wall cause I kinda want to write an explanation), because with slower weapons you are more likely to be close or even at the end of a swing animation when she jumps up for waterfowl. If you are using a weapon like a colossal, which you are 2 handing (this is important), there is actually time to run directly away and make a well timed jump. This only works with these kinds of weapons though, because your arms / elbows and their associated hitboxes are raised up above your waist. With weapons where your arms are lower, she will scrape you (hardly any damage so you could do this for casual runs, but wouldn't work for hitless of course). Then after that, you can dodge the rest of it how you please. I like to dodge in and to the right because it's the most forgiving frame wise (27:25), and afterwards you can stand still and back up for the end. I actually dodge this a bit different now and walk in a little circle at the end, at 17:55 in my more recent Godfrey axe video I do it like that. You could also just go for an AOW like BHS because it would definitely make some of it smoother when close range. Running away isn't always something that works though, and it isn't consistent because of walls in the arena, so honestly if you're going for hitless the circle strat is worth learning. At 27:23 I'm even basically mid swing, but with circle you can still dodge it. It's just pretty tricky to learn, at least for me, and I'm still not great at it. If you want to learn it and you're on PC, the best way is to install Elden Ring Tool (and disable anticheat per their instructions), and use "repeat enemy action" when she waterfowls. Then just practice that way

@@HeyItsBlazeX hey man thanks for answering gotta have to practice that once i reached halig tree on my new run!

@@knightgabriel1311 Absolutely! I do want to include DLC bosses as well though, which also means I have to learn them all. Been doing other things, and this takes some time of course. I might make the first video using Milady, but open to suggestions since I haven’t decided on the weapon yet

@@HeyItsBlazeXIk it’s been 9 days but after the recent patch it would be nice to see the newly buffed euporia as well

@@knightgabriel1311 That weapon definitely seems cool, could go for that one first

@@Avienity Nope! I’m like 90% sure that medium load has no different running speed, which is all that matters for a no roll, so you could definitely armor / drip up for doing this. I just have no armor so my blue dancer charm gives more damage

@@HeyItsBlazeX i tried med vs light roll and couldnt outrun his initial attack so there is a bit of diff on running speed just not sure if its true with running behind him

@@Avienity I asked some people and found a couple videos online. It's a really good point because I never actually checked, but it does seem like light/medium/heavy are all the same sprint speeds (but I'd like to find more examples tbh). Light load does visually have a different animation, but I don't notice a speed diff. Assuming this is true, what you are noticing here is that the spread of his beams are actually random on the ground. Sometimes they protrude out more, in my attempts I got hit a few times because they protruded out. I somewhat fixed this by locking on at the last second to run in a wider angle around him, but idk if it works 100% of the time

@@Avienity Haha yeah pretty much. I didn’t actually grind to this level for these videos, I didn’t feel the need when I’ve already played this game so much. If you’re on PC you can use CE to spawn whatever you want. I play on so many different save files / characters that I think my highest vanilla NG save is only like NG+3 lol, and somewhere around level 200

@@mariochavez20 u got this. Go for high defense if it helps, like ritual shield talisman, dragoncrest greatshield talisman, and so on

Haha glad you enjoyed, Morgott is very fun

@@DerrylHopkins Yeah you’re right I had to splice that part and fake the whole video. He can’t really be beaten it is what it is

@@HeyItsBlazeX I knew it...

@@nathjones2011 ez

That would be amazing

Thank you my dude

@@ScroteyLiberace Thank you my dude

@@Galamoth06 Yep! That’s exactly it. Whether or not he does the two follow up stabs (in phase 1) or the 1 long follow up stab (in phase 2) is a distance calculation. If you roll into the first stab, he will do the spin which is his close range follow up. If you roll horizontal to the stab (or back if you are close to him), he will do the follow ups. You can then strafe these for 2 charged R2s with iron balls (or 1 CR2 in phase two). I have practiced him quite a bit, but definitely need more practice, however, I haven’t seen him stray from doing this. Maybe sometimes in p2 it seems like he can spin even with you dodge horizontally, but that could totally be because I was in the wrong position. Idk if this strat is the most efficient, but to me it feels like it provides more punishes. There’s even something else you can do here to increase your dmg even more. When he does his slow spear drag, you can duck under it with an iron balls CR2. The positioning is pretty strict though, so I didn’t figure it out when I made this video. It seems more consistent when you lock off and turn your head slightly away from his spear side as he stabs

@@duck5336 Using these armor pieces Crimson Hood Altered Rotten Gravekeeper Cloak Nox Bracelets Hoslow's Greaves

Thanks . This combo is perfect.

@@duck5336 No problem my dude

What in the world is that Edit, oh Mohg's attack? Yeah you can't dodge that. Crystal tear. Doesn't count as a hit per the community and per Team Hitless

@@HeyItsBlazeX I've seen runs that kill him before he casts, those are hitless kills

@@graog123 Man why don’t you visit Team Hitless ruleset on their website and report your findings 😂 . Or at the very least RUclips search +0 RL1 kills where you can’t even kill him before he casts

True

Hahaha. Yeah it takes practice. I like to put on music / streams / or just call with people and practice a boss. Once you learn it well enough then you can go for the attempt. Learn and then win as Ginomachino says

Nobody really complains about Messmer that I’ve seen

@@jacobolson1715 Yeah I think the main thing is that in p2 when he does the huge snake move, you have to have a bit of space behind you. I don’t think it’s too big of an issue though but I do want to fight him more. You can see in this video that this exact thing almost caught me, because I ran into a railing dodging away from that move, but I still had enough space. The move is tricky, but not BS I think. I love this boss

Oh boy... I'm working on it. I want to do it without parries, but I'm in between whether to use backstepping for his frame trap, or just playing around it. He's a very difficult boss though for sure so I may save him for near last and practice some other bosses first. Glad you enjoyed this one!

@@HeyItsBlazeX yeah def, i managed to beat him normally after three days and while its very easy to dodge everything he does in phase 1 I still have no clue how to dodge like half his phase 2 moves 💀i just brute force it

@@KingOfMilfgaard Yep he's super complex, very strict positioning even if you ignore that double slash frame trap. GG

@@TheFallen3 Haha glad you enjoyed. But yep you can jump that attack! Do it a bit earlier than you think, or at least don’t do it last second, and you can get a light attack in with quicker weapons. In p2 you can actually sprint towards the snake and get an attack in as well before he lands and explodes, which I didn’t know when I did this attempt.

@@HeyItsBlazeX oh thanks for the tip imma try and probably fail on my second play through

@@TheFallen3 Yeah it definitely takes some practice, but I find this boss pretty fun so I definitely don’t mind spending time learning it

@@buckyhurdle4776 Yeah that was some good timing on his stagger lmao. I guess it’s worth going for that hit then, and it’s probably easier to land if you have a longer weapon

Or Metyr and Fortissax at the same time

Glad you enjoyed!

Lmao, yeah there's nothing you can really do. You have to run away and bait their bites (they each despawn after their jumping bite), then it is safe to go back in

@@HeyItsBlazeX the fact you purposely went into every fight on .00005 HP is insane and didnt die once

@@theegbandski8930 Haha trust me I died enough practicing. If you want to practice definitely get high HP and low dmg, then you can lower your HP for actual attempts. Glad you enjoyed!

To be honest I have no idea I just beat my first playthrough. I'd say it probably is though, but it deals holy dmg so I am just assuming a lot of DLC bosses have holy resist just like base game. Might be wrong, but just keep that in mind and double check boss resists

219 is definitely great enough for running this. Talismans and weapon upgrades are nearly all you need to follow a build. The same talismans I'm using in this video should work, but you might want to replace the red-feathered branch sword unless you're ok with getting one shot. These talismans are dmg focused however, so for the DLC I generally recommend talismans for defense instead, but it's all up to you. For the sword, go with whatever AOW / affinity you want, you could even change the affinity for specific bosses based on what they are weak to. Lions claw is an S tier AOW for greatswords, but there are others. Cragblade is great for stance break