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It's a pain to go through four loading screens just to fight him again.
This. It's not too hard to learn his patterns, but getting back for a new attempt is just tedious.
You can come back for him later. He just lets you buy bones at the merchant, but they're so expensive there's no point.
Here is some info on him that is relevant, but there are spoilers.
His sword throw is a unique ashes of war that is using jedi powers to throw your sword out that only 2 weapons have. He is an actual boss in the game and his lore is that he is an invader. You can end his invasions by killing him for good challenging him in shaded castle where he hides as a real boss and not a red phantom invader.
Melee in this game is harder than previous Souls games. Way, way harder.
Assume that every enemy has infinite reach. Play with that in mind and the game becomes easier.
Buying into things like "Bleed is OP! Stagger is !OP Wild strikes is OP you can just poise while you spam hits!" is how you get let down by using a boat anchor covered in bleed grease where he just calmly lets you hit him a buch first, like a joke, before bending you in half because input queue also apparently counts for "swing 2-3 more times with wild strikes before you can stop" (also colossal weapon jump attack tracking seems trash on average a lot. I Can do a literal 180 spin in tracking with most regular greatsword jump attacks. A mace or a boat anchor if an enemy is slowly walking sidways the jumps wing misses)
Also, ignore anyone telling you to fight him "Inside the hut". They just want you to get ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by the fact enemies can no-clip through walls and objects and you can't. And if you realize that midway in he can shoot his flying sword through the wall with no line of sight on you with no way for you to see it coming vs fighting him in the open.
I mean, I've killed a few but at least I am not so desperate for fake hardcore gamer cred I am unwilling to admit "So the guy who unlocks sheep bones and meat lumps for sale... hits harder and faster than Godrick? Huh, that seems odd"
What next. Are you going to start a thread complaining the game doesn't treadmill scale like world of warcraft, then give "So regular rats have more HP than a knight just for being in a later area. video games!" a pass?
Keep close to him to prevent it.
This is wrong because
you can still be invaded after you beat the boss
Wait, what? Really?
I forget which one I have not gotten around to unlocks selling poison cures in the main hub so you don't need to remember "Wait, which random merchant sold those unlimited again?" or whatever.
Even if the first brawls are very unimpressive effort vs result of "You have defeated the random guy more powerful than main story bosses for... thin bones and thick bones you mostly only use if you have a habit of crafting arrows."
Yes.
My first encounter with the Bell Bearing Hunter was not until after I killed the boss. They are not related beyond their appearance and moveset but it does prove that they aren't linked in that way.