I'd just like to say thank you to all 190 viewers who took part in our poll. I had a lot of fun going through the stats, editing everything together, and I'm pretty happy with how it all turned out. If you guys are interested in more Community Rankings for other games, let me know. I haven't covered any of the Soulsborne games via difficulty, so those could be fun to tackle.

It's incredible how vastly different each player's experience is in Lies of P. Such a great game.

Victor being easy or hard doesn't matter. to me at least, because of how fun it is to fight him. Dodging, blocking, and the rare, occasional parry makes this fight work as a brawler boss. He's my personal favorite

“Scythe wielding twink” holy shit thats an amazing way to describe Romeo.

It's weird because in my own full playthrough I actually died most to the Walker of Illusions. I used a heavy motivity build and even died more times during this fight than both the nameless puppet and Laxasia. 26 to be exact

The different experiences with bosses amplifies the greatness of this game. Mad clown broke me and according to this list he was below average😂

I always think it’s funny because for me Andreus was by far the easiest boss. His first phase is practically free if you just try to stay behind him and in phase two neither of his faces felt particularly threatening. The platforming with zombies tho, that killed me so much.

I avoided as many stalker fights as I could because the lore hit hard. At the end of the day, they’re working for the alchemists merely to survive and it’s relatable and understandable. Especially cat and fox!

I'm SHOCKED that Laxasia was ranked highest. I thought the Green Monster was by far the hardest in the game. Laxasia, like the Nameless Puppet, become really easy once you stop running away from them. Their attacks are so intimidating but they're very manageable if you're brave, aggressive and learn the attacks. The Green Monster was that on steroids in such a tiny arena.

Literally bought the game like a week ago,already finished it and thought it was one of the best games i have played on the last years.The team behind the game did such a wondeful job

On NG+ i noticed a flaw with Nameless Puppet, he has long and heavy attack strings that just eat away very quick through your stamina when you don't perfect block, which is to say, I get why Sekiro did not have a stamina bar.

I feel like the scrapped watchman his biggest strenght as an early game boss is how his first phase learns you that sometimes blocking is better and his second phase learns you that you cant just rely on blocks and sometimes still need to dodge.

Its incredible how different of experiences people have on these games. My first run i did a str only run, putting all my levels into motivity and nothing else except maybe 5 or so stamina levels and I ended up beating Romeo, BRB1, Swamp Monster, Scrapped Watchman, Mad Clown Puppet, and Kings Flame Fuoco all on my first try, but man did I get my ass kicked by Walker of Illusions, Archbishop, Door Guardian and Victor way more. I may also be a bit exaggerating perhaps, but i wouldnt really put any bosses in this game under a 4.0 in terms of difficulty either, but that might be due to the lack of hp upgrades making me almost certainly 1-2 shot by most bosses.

I just like to say that your videos always make my day and that I think you are an underrated creator. You deserve so much more views and subscribers.

The bishop was arguably the easiest boss for me. Like I had zero issue with him 😂

Just a stellar video. Presentation style, methodology, subject - you nailed it all. Subbed.

The hardest anything in this game is the goddamn cane-Thunder dudes in Chapter 10.

I think one thing people also don't take into consideration is (are you dex or str build) It changes the experience massively. I did new game and new game+ with a STR build, and then I did a completely new playthrough with dex. Dex made game so much easier, and I did Laxasia first try for instance. I think once you know you can parry her lightning her difficulty decreases massively even if you struggle with her fight head on (I only found out in newgame+) I used by far my most attempts on Nameless Puppet with it being around 20, while Laxasia was 15 and everything else was below 10. I even did Manus first try, while in NG+ it took me 6 attempts to overcome his second phase. But anyway, the only point I am to make is, difficulty can differ a lot based on build, also if you consider DEX VS STR VS MAGIC in Souls games you know players will have very different opinions. I do hope however we all can agree the soundtrack of this game is superb, and nobody talking about it is a crime.

Great list everybody. This list is about 90% the same as my own. The only differences, I thought the Atoned is the easiest stalker. Black Rabbit Brotherhood 2 was easier than their first fight for me, I beat the second fight on my first try, maybe cause I had their movesets down. Nameless Puppet took me 7 tries and isn't as difficult as people think, plus they literally gave it a lot of Lady Maria's attacks, which is my favorite boss in all gaming, so I kinda naturally recognized how to deal with his attacks, not all but a lot were taken from Lady Maria. Laxasia and Romeo were my biggest walls. Romeo 13 tries, and Laxasia 25 tries. Laxasia has been the most fun boss to get down. I actually beat her first try last night on ng+++.

I'm really surprised about the second black rabbit brotherhood placement. That was the only boss that i beat first try, where as the first encounter took me over two hours, although it might still be my favorite npc gank fight

There is one thing adding to the difficulty of these bosses that many people dont think about that i figure is worth considering. When i fought the Nameless Puppet, it was a struggle, i would get overwhelmed whenever he got the momentum on his side. But once i tried equipping the Amulet that removes weapon durability loss on blocking it was a night and day difference. Finding the time to restore your weapons durability throws a serious wrench into the fight that could lead to a downward spiral ending in a loss, especially against agressive opponents who wont give you any time to breathe.

It’s nice to see a community boss ranking I can actually appreciate , I feel that too many are rushed too soon after release. Even if this isn’t perfectly 1 for 1 for me, I can understand the placements , and appreciate Billy’s understanding on the matters too without taking too long to explain. Excellent ranking and well narrated alike!

loved the video, please do more community ranking if you enjoyed it as well. it was super fun participating in as well watching the video. i would say nameless is the hardest personally just because of the fact that he's the only boss you can't summon for. i never really used summons anyway but if you take every opportunity to fight a boss into account you have to recognize that nameless is the only boss that doesn't give you the advantage of a summon, which is probably the biggest advantage you can have in a fight. King of puppets is so weird to me because just based on my first playthrough i would absolutely agree that he's one of the hardest. however after my first playthrough, and i've played the game 8 times at this point, he just became kind of a joke in terms of difficulty tbh. not in quality, i still adore that fight but i didn't even try out new weapons or approaches on my repeat runs, he just became piss easy. like i genuinely find him easier than some of the early game bosses now. laxasia is still my favorite boss tho. easily my favorite boss in any non from soft souls like. and btw there is a tiny visual indicator for her big slam fury attack at the beginning of phase 2. she moves ever so slightly forward before doing the slam. it's really hard to see and i didn't notice it on my first couple of runs but it is there. but yeah phase 1 is great and phase 2, imo, is on par with from softs boss design. deflecting her attacks is incredibly satisfying and it feels so rewarding as well because it genuinely took me like 5 playthroughs to really understand her second phase. so at this point my skill during that phase feels so earned which makes is unbelievably rewarding. can't wait for the dlc. if these guys keep making games like this they could really rival from soft for me personally. if this is their first attempt ever at a game like this, the next project as well as the dlc could be absolutely mind blowing

great vid, awesome channel :) keep up the good work my man :)

Always love Billy S Fridays !

Thanks for this amazing video Billy! Keep going and sky is the limit for ya. I think we‘d all love to see more community rankings. P.S.: Thanks for including my comment in the Green Monster section :)

I love seeing lists like this because it's so interesting to see how the community has completely different experiences. Personally, I had the hardest time (read: died the highest number of times) with the Walker of Illusions. Died about 41 times before I barely survived attempt 42. Crazy

New sub! While I'm not a big player of Soulslike games, I love love love this one. I just like hearing how much you love this game through your content covering it. Your community had some good takes here. I'd love to participate in future polls if I'm familiar enough with the title!

Good video as always !

I rly like those vids, wish u great future, here since like 5k? So gl 😉

For The Atoned I imagine most people, like me, chose to lie and pretend to be a Stalker during our conversation when meeting her then completely forgetting she existed lol

I honestly thought Nameless Puppet was a Gimmick Boss, because I easily beat it on the very first try (with only 5 Pots left, didnt even refresh after Simon). Hearing here now that its considered as one of the hardest bosses makes me scratch my head....

Just finished my first play through on this after getting it for Christmas and it’s weird how different all our playthroughs are. My personal most difficult boss was king of puppets/romeo mainly

Amazing how feel, it's one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard and it comes from a video game

You have no idea how badly I want this game. I’ve been saving up, but I was at a local game shop and they had Wo Long on sale for 20 bucks, and I couldn’t resist! I’m actually so glad I got it because it’s been a blast! Really fun combat/squad stuff to play around with. Have a good weekend my dude!!! ☺️♥️♥️

Andreus was clearly the first roadblock I encountered. I was forced to perfect parry all of his moves, and I love it. The Green Monster was probably my third most difficult fight, and I agree the second phase is waaaaaay harder than the first. The only easiest thing about second phase was to build up posture, especially when he use his tentacle spam attack I don't know who I found more difficult between Nameless and Laxasia. I found Nameless really hard on my first NG and NG+. But after some NG runs, I think Laxasia was harder because of how unpredictable she could get, while now I found Nameless easier only because of practice on his parry timings. For me, Laxasia is one of the best bosses in the game but a little ruined with what I think is artificial difficulty, who always caught me off guard (god damn this triple grab, her fury attacks with no visual indications, or even her "last stand" attack when you stun her in phase 2)

As someone playing Lies of P as my first ever soulslike, it's very interesting seeing the community rankings compared to my own experiences. I personally felt that BRB2 was leagues easier than the first one, but it may be because I was specifically using the Puppet Ripper, which has good range and will always stagger them if you hit them with it. So I just ran away a bit and when they ran towards me i would heavy attack. I was also shocked at how low Scrapped Watchman was placed on the list. He is one of 4 bosses that took me 4 hours or longer to beat, the other 3 being BRB1, Green Swamp Monster, and King of Puppets. King of Puppets was by far the boss that took me the longest to beat, taking me just over 10 hours of grinding. But I don't think he's the hardest boss for me, and that's because the only reason he took me so long was because up until that point in the game I didn't ever use the camera lock, because I found it disorienting and distracting. But that ended up causing me to not know how I was ever supposed to get past Romeo's Fire Fowl without just getting blindly lucky, which over the course of 9 hours of grinding, happened twice. I eventually learned that dodging with camera lock gave you the much quicker dodge instead of the dodge roll, and that allowed me to much more consistently get to and past his blitzing attack.

I ran around and let the ballistas take out the puppets of the future in the barren swamp

honestly i wished i could have voted on this community ranking, but even now i still haven't actually beaten the game yet, i only started two weeks ago sure and i'm at Simon, but anyways this was a great video and i was interesting to see the opinions of this part of the community you have here.

I’m stuck on the second encounter with the Black Rabbit Brotherhood. So far this is the fight I’ve been losing the most and still do 😫 Don’t know what to do anymore!

I took part in this and it was fun: of course the game is still fresh, so we might all be biased with our very initial reactions to all of them but I met Nameless Puppet in NG+1 and it was way tougher than anything else in the game!

I find it crazy that Fuoco wasnt mentioned in any comments. He was my first wall in this game and really gave me a tough time. Before this, i did think to myself, what's all the fuss about this game being difficult. Btw great list

I had trouble with the Door Guardian at first only because I kept attacking his left leg expecting the ‘brace’ to break and reveal a weak spot like the Fire Giant

My favorite boss is Romeo hands down, for the Nameless puppet I defeated him in two tries in my first run and I've defeated him with the super satisfing seven coil spring sword on his red istant cross slash during my NG+4 run and it felt so damn good. The only thing I have to say for Laxasia is that her second fase was the only moment i felt i was dealing with final boss material in the entire game and even if LoP is probably my favorite soulslike I have to say that I don't like even a bit Simon Manus but that's my opionion. Great video btw😁😁

Man the fights in this game are so fun

Surprised to see king of puppets this high on the list, I haven't fully finished the game yet but I feel like with my motivity build I absolutely crushed him. Maybe the bone saw is particularly good against his attack timings

I actually love the door guardian! Most underrated boss besides the black rabbit brotherhood round 2 and the archbishop

I used the auto perfect guard grindstone on Laxasia's 2nd phase, specifically when she's in the air throwing a bunch of lightning bolts at you. I felt dirty and I wasn't satisfied with the victory.

Most of the big bosses on my first playthrough I used star fragments after wanting to just progress, but laxasia was the one I chose to beat one on one, mastering her first phase and barely squeaking by with a win in the second phase is such a rush

41:04 "I just got his parry timings" proceeds to spam the parry button.

Get this man more subs!

Romeo is only rly hard because at that point of game you barely have any quartz to buff your character enough. But his moveset becomes quite predictable as you get better at it unlike some of the later bosses with weird animation/ movement. I struggled against Laxisia at first cuz her phase one, unlike other bosses in this game, are not pushover either and can drain you down quite easily before you reach P2. But then i tried Acid grindstone and find that it melt her armour and chip down her p1 easily, so i have enough resources to trade blows with her P2 and won. Didn't take more than 40 mins even.

Just finished NG4, each time trying a different build. This had a big effect on some bosses. On my advance run (NG++) the Scrapped Watchman suddenly turned into my biggest obstacle, while on the first two runs it was a more typical boss, fun, but nothing special. Advance turned out to be great against most bosses, but with the Watchman it's the opposite. He's immune to blitz and quite resistant to the other statuses. With his high HP pool and the low physical damage you get on advance it was an endurance fight, always trying to escape his one-shot-kill grab, which could turn a puppet string attack into a possible air-grabbed death.

I found the fallen arch bishop really difficult and especially in the second phase, with the charge attack (no idea how to fend this off). However, it was so difficult because my weapon was still un-upgraded, after upgrading I defeated it first try, wish I realised earlier.

The black brotherhood rematch was INCREDIBLELY easy when you learn that you can trap each of them in the corners and stun lock them until they die. Now that being said, the revived brother kicked my ass a few times.

I will NEVER forget Laxasia! I knew it was the endgame, so I was expecting something harder to be thrown at me but LORD I wasn't expecting that phase 2 change! Plus, THE CUTSCEEEEEENES! LITERAL SLAY

The way I see it; only three bosses in the game managed to kill me more than 8 times, and those were the Walker of Illusions, The Door Guardian & The Nameless Puppet, however on a second playthrough the Walker of Illusions & The Door Guardian weren't as difficult as my first time playthrough, The Green Monster of the Swamp & Laxasia took their place, but I still found pretty manageable (Only took me 7 attempts each) compared to The Nameless Puppet who AGAIN kicked my teeth in on my second playthrough, while it only took me 15 attempts on my second playthrough compared to the 34 attempts of my first playthrough, The Nameless Puppet phase 2 still remains an absolute prick, and I messed up the Real Boy ending on my second playthrough, so I'll have to fight The Nameless Puppet AGAIN on my third playthrough 😭😭😭

I think what’s amazing about these games and this subgenre as a whole is their ability to create bosses that know how to be specific counters to specific playstyles. Making some bosses easier than others compared to other players and visa versa. This list was pretty spot on, from personal experiences I would shuffle only just a couple for myself personally of course. I think the boss that I felt was the hardest was Manus. There was just so many aoe and homing missiles and status affects to juggle on top of his wide sweeping attacks that just felt impossible to beat without a specter. But Manus I think was just that perfect counter to how I played. Perfect parrying was a cornerstone to how I played and I spent 6 hours on the first Brotherhood fight only to be able to take everything I remembered and beat them on the second encounter on my third attempt. But that doesn’t make anyone else’s experience less valid to how easy or hard Manus, the Brotherhood or any boss fight was. This game was brilliant as a whole and I love to hear everyone’s thoughts on what was easy or hard to them. There are so many unique playstyles and players out there, the developers know how to create your counter. Cheers friend! Wonderful Video! And my heart goes out to that player and their sentiments against the Door Guardian ❤

When I faced the mad donkey I was so new to the game and my build wasn't very good , so I found him more of a challenge than the other stalkers

I never attempted to parry before nameless puppet, which is not a fun fight to start getting that down

I'm surprised to see the Black rabbit brotherhood rematch somewhat high on the list and especially above the first fight. Maybe it's because I fought the first so much but I beat the rematch in one try. It was one of my favourite fights too. I love their character designs, and the arena you fight in. It also felt intense without being borderline frustrating instead of fun, like some of the fights. All you had to do was run from the others behind cover and 1v1 each like that. Cakewalk ngl.

More content like this is good

Billy can you please make a ranking video for Elden Ring types of Torrent jumps ie; single, double etc

Just watching this intro is giving me PTSD. these bosses are really something else

I ranked nameless puppets rather high due to the smaller sword in phase one and especially the twin blades in phase two. At least for me those felt incredibly hard up to impossible to parry in comparison to its other movesets. Also the fact I didn’t use items so I had to repair my weapon mid fight in some occasions. AND there is a big one many probably considered during ranking: you can’t summon. The puppet is the only truly hard boss in the game you can’t use a specter to fight with you, resulting in a way harder experience than for example Laxasia with the help of an companion. Honestly I’m surprised the final boss isn’t ranked above Laxasia for that exact reason.

BRB2 that high is so wild to me, I just backstab whoever is buffed over and over again. The puppet string is SO ANNOYING though.

Nameless Puppet is by far the hardest for me. To give some context… I can’t parry even a little… and while I can dodge my favorite gameplay style FOR BOSSES specifically is cheesing them. Not even cause I can’t Fight them normally, it’s more of a power move feeling I get when I refuse to meet them on there terms. They being said. Nameless puppet is the hadest do do this with. No summon and moves way to fast for throwable. Which can destroy every mother boss

i was extremely over lvl on every boss so i didnt get that experince sadly but the second black brotherhood fight was a pain

Currently fighting a certain nameless scissor user. I made the mistake of going for the bad ending for my first playthrough so here I am in NG+ facing him for the first time. Gonna be a fun one...

So very fascinating. I had very different experiences. The only two bossfights (excluding stalker fights), that I first tried, were Door Guardian and the Rabbit Brotherhood rematch. And I struggled the most with nameless puppet's first phase. I beat the second phase on my 5th try reaching it or so. But I died 20-30 times to the first phase. The first phase just felt very punishing with the strong knockback/stagger that could chain into the next attack easily. But maybe that is to be expected, considering how many different playstyles, builds and approaches there are. My standard approach to any fight is dodging. Only over time I start parrying a handful of attacks, that I find either difficult to dodge or assume that they are particularly easy to parry. Combine it with a heavy, slow, hard-hitting weapon and a fast roll, and it results in how I basically play every soulslike.

A huge point in favor of Romeo and Laxasia on the difficulty scale is how different phase 1 and 2 are. Even a boss like Malenia shares quite a few attacks between p1 and p2, so you can still kind of learn phase 2 without actually getting there. Romeo and Laxasia on the other hand are basically having to learn a whole moveset, and then having to learn a completely new one while also needed to get there every time.

In my first play through i struggled the most with Laxasia, and then i learned you could parry the projectiles 😭

I beat every boss in 1 - 5 tries, but was stuck on Nameless Puppet for days. It's hard to describe, but every time I got to his second phase, it felt like my eyes couldn't distinguish between his red aura and actual attacks. I felled his first phase with ease and got obliterated immediately at the start of the second phase, unable to learn his move set. I think another thing to note is the use of the specter. They can be extremely broken with the right wishing stone and pulling aggro from bosses, giving you ample time for free hits. I don't usually summon, but when I do it's a guaranteed 1-round-KO. As a tool from the game, this should definitely be taken into account.

Manus and especially Wabbits 2 were pretty easy for me. The former because you are given plenty of space to whack hik, even in phase 2. The latter because it's quite trivial to separate them and get backstabs if you are patient and they don't deal much damage anyway, and it's far easier to deal with the Eldest on his own compared to the first fight.

Straight up kings flame was the hardest for me probably because i was still getting the hang of the game. Took me 30 tries for him and about 4 to 6 for the other bosses. What a wild and awsome game experience

im pretty sure the door guardian hate comes from something i also went through, most people notice that DG has to be hit on the leg but they may not realize you have to hit the back of the leg to inflict the most damage and stagger to him. I was stuck on him for over an hour not realizing this trying to fight him and never getting a stagger despite PPing every attack and keeping up the aggression, only to first try him after learning of this fact.

I first tried romeo because I absolutely trivialised the entire thing by doing one simple movement: dodging to the left

Weird. I’ve had little to no trouble with half a dozen bosses above Corrupted Parade Master but he is driving up a wall since last night. His move set is manageable but the attack that instantly applies Decay is the bane of my existence right now.

Haven’t finished the game yet but I found the door guarding the hardest. Just finished doing him and it took me forever.

This game looks epic!! I definitely want to play "The Lies of P"

Nameless and lax are like siblings born from a different mother, they both have a decently challenging firts phase that after some time becomes basic, boring and even easy, this being the case because of their insane second phase, what puts nameless one step further for me is that, for me the second phase is what would happen if we got rid of most of lax`s attacks for the slam at the start of the second phase, remove the fact that we can get rid of half of her healthbar with the thunder-parries as i call them, and gave her insanely fast flurry attacks, with her only weakness now being the fact thet she can be occasionally staggered.

I flashed Corrupted parade master I didn't even realize he had new moves

I feel like i missed out on nameless puppet because I absolutely demolished him first try in my first playthrough with the golden lie maxed out.

On my second Playthrough I found Laxius to be challenging but not so bad when I buffed up with acid and used the acid wishtone on the spectre. The only issue is if she turns super aggro and takes it out really early on her second phase. Simon Manus drove me insane first time round, second time though I just stocked up on items and healed my spectre and he went down pretty easy. Nameless Puppet on both playthroughs nearly broke me. Hated this boss so much with a passion. Ridiculously high health, fast attacks that hit like a freight train and its second phase just doubles everything it does. I managed to perfect block the first phase almost every time then second phase switched to aegis and trident, timed my attacks and watched my stamina. So proud I defeated it but at what cost to my sanity 😅

Man I should’ve participated Even tough I only beat 8 bosses And I stopped the video when all the bosses that I’ve beaten were mentionned But just so you know, your ranking videos was what sold the game for me, seeing that even the lowest bosses were high quality. Haven’t watched the second part tough to not get spoiled too much, the first one was a nice enough sample. But I’ll definitely watch the second part when I finish the game, you’re really entertaining and your videos are high quality!

I have a REALLY hard time getting backstabs to trigger on stalkers. It wants to just swing my weapon normally instead a LOT

I tend to suck at these games when I start and don’t really get good until the last 1/3 of the game and the result for me was that I really had about as hard a fight with nameless puppet as I think I had with green swamp monster, archbishop, or the first black rabbit brotherhood fight.

I’ve mastered phase 2 lexsaia and I’d say she’s my favorite boss! :D

For me the most difficult was "Romeo" for that time of the game... I was honestly stuck at it almost 2 days of trying. (I finally beat with Electric coil at 60 level) Laxasia, Manus, Nameless all were done in between 10-15 tries. (With saw blade-dancer handle, fully upgraded- level 105)

What are your thoughts on the Lies of P DLC, do you think it will be linked to the post-credits scene?

Having seen what the community had to say about this the Door Guardian, I expected it to be the toughest fight in the game up to this point, but it was the easiest. This boss is designed to be almost impervious to standard slash or stab attacks and very vulnerable to fatal attacks. I came to the fight with 40 Capacity, 20 Motivity, 50 Technique and 30 advance, and armed with the Two Dragon Sword +5 and Azure Dragon Crescent Glaive +4, each with a handle altered with a technique crank. Nevertheless, each weapon took only tiny amounts of health from the boss with each hit. For the second attempt, I came with the Salamander Dagger Blade +10 attached to the Acidic Crystal Spear Handle altered with a Technique crank, which did very little damage. I also had the high-crit Tyrant Murderer's Dagger Blade +9 attached to its own and unaltered handle. I switched to this during the fight and attacked the leg while getting a successful parry here and there. When he went down I went in for the fatal attack and took about two thirds or three quarters of his health away. Another fatal attack finished him.

Laxasia is definitely hard and kicked my ass first time through, but on my NG+ playthrough she was a breeze, and I think it's because I used an acid weapon. She is very weak to acid and it allows for free damage in phase two when she is far away and can't be attacked. I highly reccomend trying an acid weapon or grindstone/consumables for anyone looking to fight her again

I had the same experience with laxasia p2. Never really nailed her moveset. I just took advantage of the fact that perfect parrying her lightning bolts did a ton of damage

Walker of Illusions, Nameless Puppet, King of Puppets, Victor, and the Swamp Monster were the hardest for me, but the Walker, Nameless, and Laxasia were my favorites.

I did all bosses first try but Scrapped watchman 4 try (maybe cause i had the electic coil), 1st brotherhood fight around 6 try (but i had unupgraded weapon), green monster 2nd try, king romeo and laxasia many try (around 8)

46:00 ds3 was the same way and I liked it in both games, you have a incredible hard as shit second to last boss and are essentially rewarded with with a equally good but considerably easier final boss, which was a release in pressure that I preferred.

I spent three days dying to romeo just because of the flame grinding move, until I learned front-left dodge

"At this point in the game, you've likely mastered that mechanic." No, bro, no, i have not, AT ALL...

For me it was Laxasia and Simon Manus. Both had haxx abilities. For Manus the disruption got me like 3 times as I was about to kill him. Laxasia’s second faze was the hardest thing in the game for me just bc I struggle heavy with the lighting followed by her blitz down. I killed the king of puppets on my third attempt. I found that fight pretty easy for some reason.

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