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Shhhh. Don't ruin it for him. He's the main character.
He's not talking about a named dragon, on the same cliff as Adula there is random unnamed/respawnable glintstone dragon.
He fell off the cliff for me too, made him easy to cheese with spell spam since he never same back up, since the unnamed/respawnable dragons cannot seem to fly (or at least I've never seen it).
That said it's just farmable NPC, your not meant to really care about killing it unless you are farming dragon hearts. Same as the dragons in the dragonborrow.
If he's really talking about the nameless 3 dragons on the western side, even if they drop down they teleport back up and don't reset their HP.. Or you could easily just attack them from the cliff side so they don't back off of it. Much better options than going to the discussions crying that the game was never play tested purely because of one tiny issue..
Also, no normal enemies fly. Even if they have wings they'll at most hover off the ground.
I'd also say don't call it a "farmable NPC".. while *technically* an NPC (non-player character) that's not how any gamer would actually refer to it.. we call them mobs or monsters to differentiate between NPCs you'd talk to and such.
it's not a difficult fight but for a melee character it's a nightmare once it falls off the cliff.
when you go down, he will literally teleport back. it's as if they made it intentionally to troll people.
that said you can actually farm them for hearts. no use for me but I don't like leaving optional bosses undefeated.
Those dragons aren't bosses at all.. they're just a field enemy. You find them in multiple places. They also aren't farmable for hearts or shouldn't be at least.
I got two hearts after killing both..... apparently they both respawn but only the cliff turd did after I killed it the other drake seems to be permanently dead.
btw I'm not talking about the dragon that gives you adulas sorcery. they were generic glintstone drakes
There are 3 dragons there. They each drop 1 heart. Even if they respawn they shouldn't ever drop another. I originally thought you were talking about Adula who is up the road from the altar, but was corrected and have mentioned multiple times that it's those 3 instead. None of them are bosses whatsoever. They're just a normal spawn. The big named dragons however are a boss.
It's also hilarious you call these 3 small dragons bosses.. then talk about Adula being a "generic glintstone drake".. The field enemies are bosses to you but the boss is generic??.. so the one that is different from all the others is "generic" but the field enemy that spawns in *many* places throughout the world is a "boss"??
the moment I went down to fight it and it teleported back up, I was about to smash my controller into dust and I fought malenia with my slow af weapon at rl 90.
just fired up the game again to see if they both respawned and no they didn't and they both dropped dragon hearts which means they were not some generic "field enemies".
what a clown.
I have over 100 hours in the game. If something doesn't respawn that doesn't mean it's suddenly a boss or even a mini boss.. There are tons of enemies you kill that don't ever respawn. There were a group of basilisks in a catacomb that didn't respawn, does that mean they're bosses? Those dragons you're talking about spawn there, in Dragonbarrow (north Caelid), and in the mountaintops so they are a generic enemy. You also even say how you killed 2 and they dropped dragon hearts.. Okay? That's literally what I said. There are plenty of enemies that you can kill that drop special items, that still doesn't make them a boss. A special enemy? Sure, but not a boss.
Also, it's always hilarious when you morons have to go "this kid" as if somehow that's an insult when it's a complete guess. If I was a kid, how is that even an insult? "HOW DARE YOU BE YOUNG!!" For your information, though you'll try to act like I'm lying, I'm 30. Also, I'd look at how many hours you actually have in the game, which I'm assuming is far less than me, but you have your profile private which is also hilarious. You can go on mine and see how long I've been playing and even see my achievements. Just recently got all the legendary sorceries and incantations and the achievement for it.
It's you that's not far in the game in terms of progress if you only just now got there. Notice how I didn't insult you for your progress nor call you a child. Only thing I insulted here was your intelligence - or lack of - and that's completely justified with how you're behaving.
I'd also say don't call it a "farmable NPC".. while *technically* an NPC (non-player character) that's not how any gamer would actually refer to it.. we call them mobs or monsters to differentiate between NPCs you'd talk to and such. [/quote]
You're objectively wrong dude. They are, LITERALLY, NPC's. Game designers call them NPCs. Anything with AI that isn't the player is...an NPC.
You can call things whatever you want but they're NPCs.
You're clearly a cultured, brick ♥♥♥♥ house of a man.
Just don't fight them near the edge of a cliff. Cliffs kill more characters than than the intro's Grafted Scion!