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Only video i found but this guy is malee, and perry the ♥♥♥♥ out of him lol.
good luck!
Watch out guys, we're dealing with a badass over here
Weird, seems like the loot is quite random then, I found like two different shields on my way to him.
I think enemies only respawn once you beat the first boss and enter the city.
From my experience with the first boss i can only recommend what i've done. I beat him in meele and did not use parry.
- I ran into him and for the first 1-2 minutes simply watched his attack patterns. not attacking myself just watching and learning the dodge timings with my equip load.
- You also don't need to farm consumables for this if you die just run back and learn.
- if broken gear is an issue do this naked. I know may sound counter intuitive but that way you can learn and don't have to worry about cost.
- Once you feel comfortable start to put in attacks in downtimes between his attacks.
- start with single hits don't get greedy.
- get comfortable with attacking and you can start to do combos of 2-3 hits
That may be the case but for someone struggling with the mechanics per se (which seems to be the case with the op to me) learning to parry on top of everything most of the time will not result in a good experience and lead to more frustration at least from what i've seen so far.
at that held true for every souls game so far.
Doesn't hurt to pop a stamina potion while fighting the boss. It's less about immediate damage, and much more just watching the boss do his combo.. then getting a few hits in. Then just repeating that loop until they're done. Folks are too eager to keep attacking the first boss rather than having a little patience.
Yeah. It's such terrible advice for a struggling player