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but both times i was on an archer based character with a fall back to melee when necessary both times on hard difficulty
You're probably not supposed to do this but this is what worked for me.
Run in, get 2 or 3 hits in. Get hit once or twice and run away taking as little damage as possible. Hide behind the fallen rocks and masonry on either side. The timing is somewhat weird as his first ranged attack will hit you after you get behind cover as if you hadn't got behind it yet but all subsequent attacks will hit the scenery and deal no damage to you.
Drink potions to heal. You'll run out of potions. Gobble raw alchemical ingredients for very small amounts of healing until you're at full health.
Run out and hit him a few times again then run away to take cover and heal again. Repeat the pattern. After your third or fourth sally forth to make attacks you ought to get him (especially if you used the special power on one of your assaults). It is, however, so ricky that you could easily perish each time and you'll want to save every time you get into cover if you've got enough healing items and the assault didn't feel like a total failure.
You're probably supposed to take him down with ranged weapons or spells but it just feels too difficult (especially with him getting one free hit every time you try to duck back into cover after shooting an arrow at him or casting a spell). You're probably supposed to dodge his projectiles and only take cover as a last resort.
It doesn't recharge at all. You need to manually recharge it when you rest (and it uses a resort to do so). So you really only get to use it once during this fight and it makes virtually no difference at all at this stage.
This encounter probably needs some serious rebalancing before release.
Most people run into bosses on this game that have aoe damage never thinking they can eat a high heal food before the fight and beat em./
The first several character levels are almost impossible to play as melee. You will run out of stamina and do very little damage.
Edit: His hit box is terrible though, so it may seem like spells and arrows don't work, but you're actually not hitting him. His lower torso is where you'll want to aim, I think your cross hair will turn red.
That's it indeed ! I was aiming at centre mass, but his hitbox seems to indeed only be on the glowy lower part of his torso. Thanks a lot !
Agreed, I don't mind the theme or having a boss that needs to be killed a certain way but it needs to be redone. It is way too fast and hits like a truck at a stage where you don't have the skills (both IG and IRL) and might not have the resources to brute force it (I was down to 2 healing potions because of not being great at the combat initially).
I did try shooting him, but apparently was getting trapped by his weird hitbox as Lawrence mentioned. I didn't find any high heal food before the fight (nor did I find ingredients for the healing potions ?) so they probably need to revise how the tutorial is done if you can miss important items. I did explore as much as I could, but didn't find a lockpick or the guard key, maybe that's why ?