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He is extremely easy to beat. The absolute key to victory is to stay at 40-45% weight limit, always, ALWAYS roll to the right (his shield side when he is facing you) and you will never get hit unless you time his charges poorly. If he does the fast shield-sprint at you, you should roll to the right twice, because he follows that up with a couple more swings.
It is entirely possible to beat him without being hit once. As it was with the ancient dragon, although I don't think its even possible to take a hit from the ancient dragon without dying anyway.
I solo'd him when you fight him a 2nd time in a different location. The fight doesn't change, he did the same stuff.
You're doing something very wrong here. Parrying's kinda tricky, but it's certainly not THIS hard and this awkward.
If you're trying to parry on mouse and keyboard, either use the parry (left hand strong attack - assuming you hold your shield with your left hand) button on the keyboard or use the mouse input lagfix using Autohotkey. I don't think you'll be able to parry properly on mouse without the mouse input lag fix. I'm pretty bad at parrying in Souls games, hardly ever use parry and still managed (using mouse and keyboard with customized Autohotkey script, so my parry button is LAlt+RMouse) to parry Pursuer on the third try at around SL 30 or something like that.
Also, don't hold your shield up before the parry. Just enter the fog door, position yourself slightly to your left where the left ballista hits (there's a dark crumbled spot on the ground you can use as a guide and then finetune your position if you don't get it right the first time), and just wait. The Pursuer then opens the fight with his dashing attack pretty consistently this way. He'll dash at you, stop for a split second and swing his sword. As he begins the swing, you need to parry it (again, the timing's a bit tricky, but not THAT tricky) and immediately run like hell to the ballista.
He's even not that bad without the ballistas, honestly. Even gives you quite big window to heal if you do it right. You can block most of his attacks quite efficiently
Still, you might consider coming back later (although I'm afraid you might just hit the wall somewhere else if The Pursuer's giving you this much trouble) and invest some souls into adaptability. The Pursuer is quite optional here (even though the reward for beating him is pretty nice) Or summon some help, people there are usually pretty much able to take care of him even if you don't contribute much to the fight and just focus on staying alive, but, once again, it's quite likely you'll be in similar position the next time.
A game that you can (and people have) fully complete at soul level 1 using starting weapons is not a grinding game. It's the polar opposite of a grinding game.
Of course there's nothing wrong with grinding if you enjoy it. I kind of do too. But it's NEVER a requirement for progression.
Yeah I'm pretty sure this guy was playing a completely different game. Only reason to grind in this is for item drops that most people don't even care about. Yeah, you could grind out a few levels, but it won't help nearly as much as learning how to play. You might hit a little harder or be able to take an extra swing before running out of stamina or take an extra hit before going down, but rarely will that ever save you.
Pursurer shouldn't be 'that' hard no matter what angle your coming from... if you are really suffering enough to post about him then i wouldn't continue though dark souls but you will get mad at every other boss
The pursuer is incredibly easy once you telegraph his main move which leaves him open a ton.
His dash attack where simply moving to the right and strafing gives you a few good hits.
After that just freaking get out of range so he uses it again.
If he uses his slash-shieldbash-slash combos, dodge accordingly to the swings, and if it's a shield bash you dodge away. The key to dodging is knowing where to roll, not simply towards or away as he could be swinging and moving towards you, so roll 'under' the direction his sword arm flows in, and when it's a shield bash, you roll away. Make sure that you have a hefty amount of stamina in this case. With a good stable shield you can take one hit then dodge the rest if you so like.
It's harder to hit him after dodging his combos as he generally throws normal hits after that whilst you are busy, it's best to hit him once or twice after his dashing slash move.
Never stick to the pursuer like glue, he will use his shield bash a ton.
I betcha that you'll hate the pursuer fight in NG+ when he comes back with his twin in the Drangleic throne room (double the trouble).
Different people and different classes have problems at different bosses. For me the Pursuer was the first thing in the game that required real effort and I died plenty, so I can see where the OP is coming from. It takes a while to get the timing of dodges right, plus I didn't realize you can apparently just circlestrafe most of it.
the trick is to time your evasion rolls and keep note of the attack patterns, roll towards the shield hand, you want to attack him once and then roll away to make him charge at you making it easy to evade, if the pursuer does a 3 attack combo, the last attack you just have to time it correctly
I beat the pursuer this way solo without the shield, just by rolling away each time he attacks, this fight is really a good practice for your fight against future bosses and for timing your rolls, if you still need help you can always summon white phantoms for coop but i strongly recommend you do it solo for best experience