Dark Souls 2: Fume Knight Boss Fight (4K 60fps)
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Dark Souls 2 Fume Knight Boss Battle.
That last dodge you did right before you killed him, my greedy ass would have died right there.
KING OF COMBAT 50-0
My greedy ass did die there.
@@GriziDaWiz mine too
@Ben van der Riet
Happened way too many times regarding me and Sir Alonne than i feel comfortable saying.
@@sireregor6633 really? come on.
@@sireregor6633 ohh ok
It’s crazy that this was a short fight in terms of time but I swear fighting him felt like I was fighting him for an hour
Actually i beated him after 4 hours. Frustration was high & the pride after the kill, too.
@@Brachynogre I just beat it, 2h.
His moveset so unpredictable. You're need to remember all his attract and timing. My favourite and most hated boss DS2.
Can you explain why I gotta make fume knights health bar yellow because I've been having a extremely tough time to beat him
Upgraded Bandit axe to +10 and leveled adp to 30, began to slowly learn all his movements until i finally beat him, really tough one but so rewarding to perfectly dodge his attack
3:07
"Okay, time to heal"
Raime: "no"
We regret to inform you that your proposal has been denied
@Setzer K true. Very badass. Then again, when we fight artie he fights us with his right hand, even though he is left handed. So in his prime, with a left hand that is not broken, he could've been dangerously badass.
Him and alone would have been epic. 2 graceful warriors on for a duel.
Sinh vs kalameet would have been cool. All the dragon bosses in the dlcs are always cool.
Then again lorian is all magic and stuff, and artie in his prime didn't really have the abyss powers. He could traverse it still.
Imagine if Elana summoned Fume Knight instead of Ding Dong
oh shit, God that would be hard asf, imagine if she summons 2 bosses at the same time, Fume Knight and Sir Alonne
Elana Hardest boss in souls series lol
You know what? No. I'm not going to imagine that, because I've had enough nightmares tonight
Imagine if she summoned the Ancient Dragon instead
@@gunnarp3914 frame drops 👍
Poor Dink Dong
3:21 I can hear the panic dodge mashing
Hello brother
Lol its not that, Before Dark souls 3 you couldn't run backwards while locking on someone, thats why the best retrieve its to keep dodging
@@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817 wait what are you talking about? Im pretty sure you can walk backwards while locking on.
@@justanotherblackwhitemicke7817 I know that's I'm late but you can
@@satanasluciferi7278 you can but generally if you do that when fume knight telegraphs the aoe and you’re close to him you will get hit no matter how early you read it
I was wearing Velstadt's helmet the first time I fought him. I didn't know that wearing the helmet would instantly put him into phase two at the start up until I finally finished him off.
Velstadt? I thought wearing Vengarl's helmet caused that.
@@1aundulxaldin no it's veldstadt. Vendrick exiled him
wow, that's solid detail, and props to you. Phase 2 is rock hard.
¿¡WHAT!?, I JUST KILLED HIM FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH THE ENTIRE SET
@@valentinrodriguez2903 nice
It's scary how fast he moves at times considering his weight and the weapons he holds...
In Elden Ring this boss would have been nightmare.
Resistant to almost every element and with a faster moveset plus heavy damage and crazy poise.
Raime is basically the grandaddy of the vast majority of Elden Ring's physcially inclined bosses, considering he was one of the first bosses in souls to intentionally stagger and mix up his attack timings to catch you out.
@@shirosaki97 Raime, father of the in-put reading & delayed attacks.
In Elden Ring he'd be more akin to Malekith the Black Blade but we would most likely obliterate him with bleed
I honestly think he would be on the easier side tbh
Considering that most builds in Elden Ring have the potential to output ten thousand damage in seconds, I disagree.
This guy, Sir Alonne, the dorito smelter demons were my biggest challenges
Dorito smelter demons is the most ridiculous one
What about Lud and Zallen ft. Hell run?
@@breakneck777 Well they arent as hard as the area you have to cross with these fking deers they hit like a truck and the last ambush they make is shit i mean come on 3 of them xD
@@breakneck777 Gosh that was tiring
@@lostrelos4670 If you had 3 of them spawn that means you were in the place where the 3 spawnpoints overlapped. Which I believe is in between the first and second ruined building. Honestly the best way to get through that place is to kill them all until they stop spawning. Just stay in one place to kill the deer. About 15 times should do. Then move on to the next one. Rinse and repeat until the boss fight. I suggest you get a podcast in the background as that will take a while. Then it actually becomes quite peaceful and beautiful.
2:39 I freaking love this attack, unlike his other attacks he is not swinging the sword violently, he just slowly moves it around while it's covered in fire like if it was a flamethrower and the sound effect shows how powerful and unstable is that sword
Everytime he does that attack I completely panic haha
And his motions even resemble the fire whip pyromancy which acts very similarly
"what kind of atack is that? is it a heavy greatsword attack, a flamethrower-fire whip or just a cool move?"
Raime: yes
I love it because it's so easy to dodge lol
This attack gives me a total panic
I like how he casually carries an ultra greatsword in the first phase
His death animation lmao “ahhh how did I lose!!? I fucked up!!!”
lmao
It’s amazing how this guy was exiled by Velstadt and became stronger by merging with a shard of manus.
This guy will always be my favorite boss in the series. No other boss gives such an ominous and menacing vibe.
I have found another fume knight enthusiast
@@cliffordstones5109 So much respect
This is one of if not my favorite boss in ds2 but definitely not in the series
mogh lord of blood is pretty menacing
@@giantdad2414 He's my favorite boss in Elden Ring, top 5 in the series for sure
Love this fight, so satisfying to finally beat him
y'know, watching the fight, it doesn't seem like it's all that hard. but fighting him, holy shit. he hits like a mack truck, his moveset's diverse enough that it's nigh-impossible to tell if he's gonna follow up a slash or not, and he leaves such little time to heal that you're pretty lucky if you can get in an estus between combos. and that's all before he goes into his second phase, where he gains an aura of fire around his sword, permanently fucking up my roll times.
guess that's why it feels so good to finally put the bastard in the dirt (ashes).
yah it makes a 4 minute fight feel like forever
Kinda like the nameless king
Watching the fight back you can't see all the times the player has attempted a roll or attempted to heal but the game decided to not do it because of it's turn based - ish nature similar to Dark Souls 1.
He didn’t seem that bad tbh, but I fought him after I’d completed DS3 so maybe that’s why. I definitely had more trouble with the Smelter Demon. The run-up to that guy was such a pain with all the damn Alonne Knights ganking you.
Dark Souls 1 and 2 look so deceptively easy because of how slow they seem to move, then you actually fight them and remember that you’re only marginally faster and get stuck for a few hours.
Dude... I can't get past this guy. Level 110, purely strength build, using greatsword (I want to use big weapons all playthrough)
It's almost impossible. I've tried for almost a week now, an hour or more every day on this guy. No luck. Thing is, this dude is one of the few things I have left to do in the game, and I want to use his weapon with another to duel wield. Playing as a big sword man, this dude is a NIGHTMARE. I can get to his second phase 50/50 chance, but once I get there, it's hard.
EDIT: FOOKIN DID IT LETS GOO!!!! Man... I actually had fun lmao
I'm on NG+ and lvl 240, do around 700+ damage if buffed with magic and still cannot beat this dude
@@sk-xg7re I can almost guarantee you're getting too greedy in the fight. Stamina management is arguably more important here than anywhere else in the game, always make sure you have enough to dodge, even if it means forgoing some attacks during his openings in order to replenish stamina. For the most part you'll only be getting 1 or 2 attacks per opening so don't rush it and just play patient
@@Uri433Nope, it is indeed this hard if you are using a slow weapon like ultra greatswords, you can barely hit him one time
For anyone still having trouble try: first, lowering your equip load as much as you can, the lower your load the longer your rolls are. Second, put as much pressure as you can on him on his first phase, you can somewhat delay the second phase transition. Also, you can safely hit him 3 or 4 times at the start of the battle, during his entrance animation, and 2 or 3 safe hits during his phase transition animation. Hope this helps, be patient and learn his attacks to time your dodges to the best of your abilities. Also, make sure you have at least 100 AGI.
100 agility? Wtf no
What’s AGI?
this games are played with no armor and no sword. lol
@@jesseredfield8194 Rolling frames when you cannot take damage (not 100% sure since I havent played ds2 yet)
@@shark20069 Yes, it increases your i-frames while rolling and also makes the character use estus some miliseconds faster, which might seen a little but during a battle can make the difference.
hardest bossfight for me in all the games. I remember failing it so often that it became a daily routine to fight him a couple of times while listening to a podcast. I think on the 3rd or 4th day I finally got him down
There is nothing hard about him, it's just that people don't level up Agility making this boss hard.
Same here. 3 attempts per night till I got him
@@lukkkasz323 Nah he's definitely hard in that you can't just wing it like other bosses. You have to learn his moves to succeed
@@UNSKIALzPSN I wish I could relate to that, but imo character development balance in DS2 is so broken that I didn't even notice.
@@lukkkasz323
I never fought him, but I beat the game before I ever found out what Agility did. I just went pure strength and vitality.
3:07 "get squished" lol
I remember when I fought this guy, I didn't realize you had to put out the fires on the sides so I fought while the fires where lit on ng4
Omega's Gaming Same I got 60% of his hp but now without the four aldia's I got nothing to worry :) I could take him out with no probs.
and ?
i didnt know that too when i beat him
Omega's Gaming you poor soul
@@wintersotero9749 coooool...
That chime when he uses the darkfire sounds really badass.
Ikr
It's intimidating. He has so much power
Love the noises he makes whenever he attacks and when he dies.
The noises of pure anger and the fact he really means it to beat the sh*t out of the player! :D
Fume Knight, My favorite DS2 cosplay character.
This guy is hard, definitely one of the hardest bosses in the Souls series. I got wrecked so many goddamn times by him (23 times exactly), before I finally figured out his movesets and just tossed on Llewellyn armor, two handed my weapon and just rolled. His attacks eat too much stamina and deals too much chip damage, plus if he staggers you it's essentially death.
Your experience for this boss sums up my experience with Gwyn.
I wasted all 28 dark pine resins I had bought on this guy. If not for the brightbug in my inventory I might never had won.
@@christiangamer1752 fume Knight is extremely resistant to dark, fire and magic. Your best option was gold pine resin
@@arjunsm5774 I had every modifier except that. The Brightbug won the fight.
@@arjunsm5774 he is not resistance to dark lmao
He's the only boss that I couldn't beat in any of the SoulsBorne Series.
Here is a set-up i used to beat him yesterday (took me awhile to remember his pattern but after that it wasnt that bad) Is used a lightning infused Sinnergreatsword at plus 5 (note you need alot of dragonbones for it and the life steal isnt that bad ). with 35 - 40 DEX and STREGTH. As a shield ust use any greatshield with 100% phis block for phase one. In phase to switch to the rebels greatshield to mitigate some of the fire damage (also use a ring the lowers fire damage) i also used to heide knight set at +5 (except the helmet). With the sword you can do one handed damage between 400 and 600 and two handed is between 500 and 650.
Red iron twin blades at 40 Str, remember not to panic roll his FUGs and you can reaction dodge his small sword, rolling to his right. Second phase, get close to him when he does the blast attack and I frame it, roll back when you see the AoE start, if it hits you you generally have enough time to heal after, everything else can be dodged without too much trouble as long as you're not just spamming roll as he does delay his attacks often
eternalforest xd
Eyad Abdul Orphan Of Kos for me
have u ever beat Gael on DS3 ? .__.
I fucking swear this boss was much harder than you made him look xD. Nice work
He was actually pretty bad at that fight
Bruh had 10 estus +5 and barely won
It sure didn't look that easy, still what an accomplishment for this guy. This boss is tough as nails. I beat Nameless King and have yet to beat this guy.
Yeah... When I went for the DLC I decided that I'll play through it with the Velstadt Armor and his Hammer. I littearly didn't know (until now, which is like a week later) that he has a first phase where he uses 2 swords
lmao
2:00 and 2:18 are what makes this boss difficult. He would normally do a combo then nothing. You think it's safe to hit hum after the combo but, no, he punishes you for trying. He won't do this punish unless you hit him or estus.
Wear a piece of Vendrick's armor to bait him to two hand his greatsword and roll into his slow fire sword sweep. This is the safest moment to attack or heal.
Legit took me a month.
Them feels at the end of the month tho
Probably my favourite boss in ds2. Love it for the challenge. I died about 17 times, but it never frustrated me bacause i knew the challenge I was presented with
This boss took me dozens of tries (while hollowed), but it was so fun to master that I didn't care. I even killed him once at the same time he killed me, but the victory didn't count. When I finally killed him after a (near) perfect run of flawless dodging, it was such a satisfying feeling. That second phase leaves almost no margin of error, especially at half of your max health.
By the skin of his teeth!
That second phase is driving me crazy!
its so badass that FUME knight 1 handing the fume greatsword..its like he is so powerful holding the fume gs like that
Jundy Mar Sotero Just need 50 strength lol
I have a confession: So my friend gave me DS2 on Ps3 about 5 years ago, got me into the game, changed my life. Well, he had the DLC version. So I had beaten the game for maybe the 2nd or 3rd time, cause you know, you never truly get good until you've beaten it a few times, and he offers me his disk to play the DLC on. I accepted gracefully, but he warned me that the DLC was tougher than the main game, which is the easiest of the Souls anyways, and he told me his heroic story if grinding this legendary boss at Brume Tower, the Fume Knight, for several hours, and that I was in for some grief. Now, my first time through the game was rough. I beat the Last Giant no problem, pulled the fall trick on the dragon rider, but boy, The Lost Sinner KICKED my ass, OVER and OVER, to the point where after I realized I couldn't do anything else until I beat her, I had to change my entire archetype from strength to duel weilding with staff so I could do distance damage and basically cower the whole fight. But for my magic to work, I needed to light the room, which required the bastille key obtained AFTER you beat the fucking annoying gargoyles. Magic helped, but that was another 2-3 hours I'll never get back. Anyways, so after several hours of grinding to weild magic and getting the key, I finally beat that ugly bitch. Actually, I just remembered, it wasn't her, it was the fucking ruin sentinels. Yeah, they gave me HOURS of pain, and then I had to face her. Fucking cunts. Anyways, I was now overleveled, pretty heavily, so the rest of the game wasn't as hard for me as it should've been. The skill increase and levels from her made even the smelter demon, in my opinion the hardest boss in the base game, not as hard. I mean I WAS better, but still. Point being, I wasn't as good as I thought I was after beating the game, even though I took down some tough opponents like the ones I mentioned. So I thought I was the shit and played a new run and beat it with less problems than my first run, naturally. Unfortunately, I cheated. I exploited the bonfire ascetic loop with the giant memory battle, so I got SOOOO OP. So when I faced the fume knight, I was easily 20-30 levels over what I should've been. So it was a tough fight, and at that point I had just finished my 4th run, but it "only" took me like 10-15 tries to beat him, and I was happy, but knew I kinda cheated. Hell, I beat Dark Lurker on my first or second try. So yeah, that's the story with needless buildup of how I cheesed the Fume Knight. I'll have to go back and do it properly. After a while I was so good I could've definitely done it. I could beat the game in like 4 or 5 hours. I was actually bitchin, cause I'd just play the game over and over. Lost Sinner never gave me trouble after that. Praise the sun!
I must have skipped a section in DS2 remastered. You've mentioned quite a few bosses I've never faced, but am at Fume Knight now, how the hell did I miss so many bosses?
Best boss in the entire DS.
I can say with great pride that I didn't summon anyone for this fight, just me, my uchihatana and my dodging skills
Ranksters03 How'd your katana not break?
Actually, summoning NPC's is the best choice to make this fight even harder, not so for summoning people.
Lautaro Zeiter especially if you'll summon phantoms and wear Velstadt armor. Raime will gain a buff and will start with his second stage.
Then he'll quickly kill both phantoms, so you'll have to deal with angry and buffed boss on your own.
Saiyan 2356 I used a blacksteel katana on him, didn't really have durability issues.
Summons dont help anyway. They just get in the way of your attacks until they die.
dark fume artorias
Just beat Sekiro and Fume Knight is still my favorite.
Fume knight isn’t in sekiro
@@K.Gthealmighty he say he just beat Sekiro and Fume Knight was still his favorite boss from soulsborne game
Are you understand?
Adzhani Tristan don’t you mean do you understand?
@@K.Gthealmighty yes
@@K.Gthealmighty Did *you* though?
In 2nd phase he doesn't have two swords so you can use the basic strife/roll method towards(in case of fume knight) right hand side cause of huge horizontal reach. You can also use gyrm great shield for both physical and fire 100% defense. But not for prime strategy but rather as an insurance during strifing if by any chance an attack hits you when you weren't expecting it.
maybe should have 2handed sword in Phase 2,shield wasnt really useful there
Infernalicon he does 2 hand the sword in phase 2
The boss does, he means the player
3:35 almost RIP lul
Normie: Dark Souls 2 is sooooo easy!
Fume Knight: *Ohh...come say it to my face.*
Actually DS2 is the hardest because it's so unfair sometimes
Because Fume Knight is probably one of the only bosses in DS2 that has a diverse moveset. The rest is very easy, I breezed throught most bosses on my first or second try, I funnily enough had much more problems with the longer combos and move sets of DS3.
3:07
thats a nice estus flask you have there
it would be a shame if i made you...
*WASTE IT*
How did this guy lose a fight with velstadt
I remember trying to beat him with great club. It's the most time consuming fight (3 days) I've ever had, and one of my proudest one.
Definitely one of my top boss fight in my gaming.
Coming back to this video after years because that last hit is so legendary
Dark Souls II had a lot of frustratingly simple boss fights, but this guy was the perfect Dark Souls boss experience for me. Suffer, learn, adjust, and then feel great when you finally beat him.
Is it weird that I beat Melania in an hour as a strength build but this guy fucked me up so bad I had to respec into dodging after a day?
Nah i had way more trouble with fume knight than melania. I beat melania like 6th try while fume knight took me like at least a couple hours to learn to dodge his delayed combos
I beat every soulsborne plus ER, but I haven't done the DS2 DLC now going back after DS3 and ER is such a learning process 😅. My DS2 build is pure strength too versus going heavy Dex in DS3 and heavy INT in ER
Can we get an F in the chat for our boy Raime? Tsorig got to him. :(
Nah, most likely Tsorig got his hands on the sword after our battle with Fume.
@@user-ke8ew3or5n Plot twist, the protagonist, the Bearer of the Curse, would live on to become Tsorig. huehue
@@Mekudan 😂
Pussy tsorig couldn't even withstand my uchigatana spam. I dont think he could take down fume.
This guy's character looks like Prince Lorian from DS3 with the white hair,crown and armor.
Wow, looking back on this. He's like Pontiff Lite.
I think most people would still find him harder than pontiff. Fume knight is like stamina management the boss, his timings on the ugs are mad and he can easily 2 shot you in the 2nd phase. Pontiffs move set is even crazier though and obviously he has the ds3 speed, but he gives you time to heal.
More like pontiff sulyvahn is fume knight lite
As fun as Pontiff is, Fume Knight has a lot more health, hits harder, and Estus is much slower in DS2. Pontiff is quicker and does longer combos, but he's the mid-game boss, not a post-end game DLC boss like Fume.
@Plasmid_Dynamic I think I needed about 6 tries for Pontiff but more than 30 or so for the Fume Knight. Both solo, first time.
@Dynamic It always depends on your build and what weapon you're using
Best boss in DS2 in my opinion...Sir Alonne is a close second, but I detract a couple points there for the bullshit boss run and an odd little glitch with the boss arena that made my camera randomly dip every now and then when I got too close to the walls while locked on (design-wise though it's pretty much a tie). It's an almost perfect mix of difficult and fun, he offered a good amount of challenge (took me around 6 tries or so), and learning his moveset was a blast. Hey, I've also just realized the Fume Knight is left handed (since the fume ultra greatsword is his main weapon)...I dunno why, but as a leftie, that's kinda cool to me.
He's kinda like Artorias in that regard. Plus, the description of the Majestic Greatsword states that Raime wielded it before it ended up in Brume Tower :D
This is definitley a good design boss, with a closer bonfire i really like it.
Got a little greedy towards the end...
Holyshit Even when the boss dies his scream si so great
I love that buzz sound his sword make
on blind playthroughs, i honestly got more frustrated on bed of chaos than fume. this fight is so fun. like champion gundyr.
And the bonfire is right next to him, i Think the only annoying part about the fight is that its really hard to heal in his second Form.
Bed of Chaos was such bullshit lol
i know right ffs smh
Big thing with fume knight is that he hits like a train, and is great at keeping you honest.
I've lost so many times because I haven't been able to heal, and he traps you and uses the big AOE
he is that one boss that is hard but easily to deal with if you play well enough...
then you go into ng+ and he becomes the ultimate terminator that he is
Makes sense this guy is powerful: he originally served under _Vendrick alongside Veldstat before things soured and he left for greener pastures._
Now I know why the boss I called fume knight cause this boss makes anyone fume in anger
Literally killed the Fume Knight in my second try, but man did I love this fight, one of my favorites along Sir Alonne
I remember I sat down with a friend one day over our Thanksgiving break, and we literally spent all day taking turns fighting him. Hardest boss I’ve ever faced in a video game. Worse than Nameless King imo.
Have you even tried Ornstein and Smoug? Midir? Manus? Gael?
@@slash148 No shit I have. They were about 10x easier.
@@ChadGPT42069 i don't get it, everyone says this boss is hard but bik was way harder than him, hardest in ds2 tbh. I beat fume knight in my 4th try.
This is still one of the hardest bosses in all of soulsborne and he literally gives you half of his hp for free, imagine if he was in phase 2 from the beginning
I’m super impressed it only took him four minutes. I don’t know how people always make these flights look not so difficult.
Very satisfying boss.
Coolest part about this is that Raime is really just a momma's boy.
Idk why but that one super slow fire slash lives in my head rent free
Fume Knight attacks are weird to read sometimes, but its possible
Now i see the similarities to pontiff Sulyvahn that people talked about
Even his grunts are similar! lol
Seriously, apparently Pontiff was a bit based off on Raime, as well as on Darklurker. That's really cool.
This is a fantastic boss. Doing my seasonal DS2 run and I'm at him rn on NG+2. One of my favorite bosses in the series, its like a dance and one of the few in DS2 that makes it masterful and exhilarating (Sir Alonne too :P)
Holy shit, you dodged death a few times, especially in the last moments, good job!
Bro should be called the FumING Knight. Feels like the most pissed off boss in Souls.
One of the few actual bosses in Ds2.
and ironically one of the best in the entire franchise despite ER’s numerous attempts.
@@iamnotthatguy7166 I would fight this guy 10 times before I fight an ER boss by choice
You make it look so easy 😩
I don’t get it when people always say that this guy is the hardest boss cuz he’s just a simple dude in armour with highly telegraphed attacks
Have you actually faced him by yourself?
It's true that his attacks are highly telegraphed but he hits like an absolute truck and if you mess up, it's very hard to recover and he can easily kill you in 2 hits.
And DS2 movement mechanics are SLOWWWW af. And he will punish you for healing, and DS2 healing animation is absurdly slow.
@@supersbbrawl4ever Yeah and that's why Fume Knight workd because he capitalizes off of it.
After beating elden ring, I still think this was one of the hardest souls games bosses
I personally found Lud and Zallen harder. Raime was still extremely difficult. I will never forget having to go through Frigid Outskirts every time I died to Lud and Zallen.
Only Lawrence from BB topped this boss fight for me. They became my top 2 favorite Soulsborne bosses afterwards.
Fume knight was the best fight of ds2. No bs runback, no OP bs to deal with, just a straight fight. Was so nice
I am sorry Fume Knight, i actually miss you, back in the days where you were considered the hardest boss From Software ever made 😢 after Shadow Of The Erdtree i feel like Uncanny Mr. Incredible 💀
2020 and I didnt know how this guy lost the battle vs Veldstat
Actually, he wasn't the "Fume Knight" by the time he fought Velstadt. He wasn't as strong as we see him in the game. And I think we could say Velstad was stronger before following his king into the Undead Crypt, he probably got weaker. So, in short, Fume was weaker than we see him, Velstadt was stronger.
So I beat DS2 and am almost done with DS3. I'm currently at Nameless King and he isn't even as hard as this prick. DS2 is no joke I've seen a lot of DS vets say they played a couple hours of this game and they quit. Definitely one of the harder bosses in the game so prepare! So glad I can say I beat him.
The Fume Knight is easily one of my favourite boss fights! His ability to utterly punish even the slightest mistake really keeps you on your toes!
Bro moves like he surfing on the ice
fighting this guy and the samurai guy with the guts sword was fun
The small sword uses light attacks and the big sword uses heavy attacks
Thank you for stating the obvious
Master of the obvious
Today was tomorrow yesterday
Water is wet.
thanks for the info.
Truly one of the hardest boss in the series
fume knight phase 2 is like if a volcano became personified.
Badass
A fellow alonne knight armor guy
Sir alone and fume Knight are fantastic bosses
took nearly 40 tries to beat him. dat satisfaction!
Fume Knight is the only video game boss that 100% filtered me. I knew I had no business ever trying to beat him (which sucks because I really like his armor)
Commander Gaius makes this guy look tame by comparison.
there's no point in using a shield on fume knight, you gotta dodge
lol hell yeah, he was the boss that made me drop shields altogether, thank you Raime
@@wallacesousuke1433 you guys use shields?
@@Bob-tq9ny I used to use shields when I was new to Souls games
@@wallacesousuke1433 Fair. but this boss is fucking DLC territory ( not trying to be an asshole just wondering. )
@@Bob-tq9ny yup! It took me forever to beat him (it doesn't help that when I got the DLCs I was on NG+), shield was hindering my stamina so I decided to learn how to dodge and man, I'm glad I did that, dodging/parrying is so much cooler :D
My strategy was roll, roll shoot a bolt. I'm way to scared to use the sword when that massive fucking dark flame sword is after me.
Took 13 minutes of concentration and was a huge adrenaline rush. One of the best bosses in the game for sure
things I learned from this video:
-I'm not doing anything wrong
-My damage output is fine
-My rolls are better timed
-I just havet gotten lucky yet
Tough fight! Bro got in some lucky asf dodges 😂
DAMN WHAT A FIGHT! 10/10
I can't beat this guy, I can dodge his attacks pretty well, but every once in a while I take a ton of chip damage from blocking if I miss a dodge. Then when I go to heal up, no matter how big of a window he gives me, he always chases me down and kills me before my health goes back up all the way. So I pretty much have to have a flawless run if I even want to kill him at all.
1- Don't try blocking his attacks just don't, just dodge instead, I reccomend that you dodge towards the direction in wich the sword is coming from, so that you take a bigger advantage of your roll's i-frames.
2- Only heal after attacks with a really long recovery, like when he puts his sword in the ground, DO NOT try to heal when he is blocking or far away, he will fuck you up
3- Make sure you have a decent amount of agility, try leveling up your adaptability to 26, at least
Indiana Jones I just beat him in 4th try! Just fight naked and use weapon two hand, I used the red iron twinblade and destroyed him. When you are naked you recover stamina much faster, and roll much better, you will be able to dodge like in Bloodborne. Believe me, it's MUCH easier.
For phase 2 you can use the rebels greatshield to mitigate some of the fire damage, also use a ring that lower fire damage. For phase one i recommend any greatshield with 100% phis block and good stabillity
martin toner In the Shrine of Amana, on a corpse surrounded by shrine maidens, directly after emerging from the cave at Rhoy's resting place bonfire.
@@princevaldym7606 rapiers are for pussys, try with a curved sword
As a ds1 and 3 player, i have finally learned why it's called the fume ultra greatsword
Just beat DS II for the first time. It is safe to say that this guy was the strongest in the game for me.