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Is it because of their janky little feet you barely can hit? Their extremely jumpy behaviour? The fact they resist every element and all status effects? Their one attack that is unavoidable if you are close when they randomly decide to do it? Their straight up ugly appearance with ear-wax covered weapons? Their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ AI of a solo enemy jammed into duo fight? Or is it all these things together? Idk.
All my homies hate gargoyles.
All you need is some great hammer, hammer or flail.
Swords and axes will also get job done if needed.
Their poison is great opportunity to back off and heal, buff or punish them
with ranged AoWs, like Storm Blade, Beast's Roar or Thunderbolt.
If you try to fight them at low level with katana or something
I can see how that could be frustrating.
Then comes Dark Souls 2 gargoyles, they were pretty bad too. Too many of them, hitboxes were big cringe, ADP shanenigans... And then the path to actually get to them, oof.
Can't tell you which one is worse. I think i'd rather take on these than DS2 ones again. But its not that much better.
There are many ways. Multi-hit spells like Pest threads or Spiral (Fth and Int builds respectively), ROCK, simply high damage weapons. That storm incant from the DLC works surprisingly well, too.
It is just that they are a very unenjoyable fight. It is a slog, in the worst possible way. AND they are ugly. AND they are generic. AND they are completely optional.
Even their name, "Valiant", sounds like a sick joke since they gank on you like cowards.
Not that i'm having troubles here, twinblade's generous hitboxes at least are kind enough to connect with the damn things on a regular bases, unlike most light weaponry.
The problem is literally just that i cannot survive because i can't dodge a twinblade gargoyle wailing on me while walking through damage-dealing toxins at the same time. Something's gonna get me, one way or the other.
All part of the experience, i am sure...
Twin blades are good for buffs (they get a positive buff modifier) so you can slap on some AoW that adds flat buff like sacred blade or lightning strike (their arena is water) and go for elemental infusion, to ramp up damage. It seems like not much but it gets the job done.
Then state in your initial post you are using only twinblades.
I don't have crystal ball.
I adapt to enemy and use best tool for the job. You do you.
I think I said it in one of your topics before but it is worth repeating:
Looking forward to your DLC bosses topics.
Preparing large quantities of popcorn as well.
Look at this! They are both going absolutely mental with their weapons! How am i supposed to approach either one of them?!
(P.S.: Gettings major Pillar Men vibe here and i don't like it, its' smug aura mocks me)
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3427478972
That poison is just the absolute cherry on this sh*t-cake.
It was not. NEEDED. Why, oh god, why.
(i am still alive in the screenshot, btw, i will die about 30-40 seconds laters)
You're using fire affinity. In water.
If it is not against your rules use Thunderbolt or Beast's Roar to deal damage from afar.
It seems you're hellbent on making this fight as hard and unpleasant as possible.
(Also, a gargoyle wielding a damn twinblade? That is peak enemy design, FromSoft. I was baffled when I saw that the first time.)
Well, my choices are not stellar here. I can try either holy affinity or go for Lighting Blade, that's something.
But again - that's not the problem. The problem is that i can't survive because i don't have eyes on the back of my head, that's really the only issue. And i can't smell the poison approaching (can hear it, apparently, but...)
I've cleared the entire upper Caelid with this character, including beating the Gargoyle that protects Guranq. With a broadsword, no less! And i had fun! Unlike these 2 stone-clad clowns.