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You have to break his shield before he uses the "true musou", you won't cause any damage to his life, only to his 7 or 8 shields, which is absurdely difficult, especially since he's spamming unparriable attacks all the time that are also hard to evade
I restarted the whole battle, put the game on easy mode, and even then the fight was not a walk in the park. That last part was just absurdely bad designed
I evaded most of his attacks to generate bravery and unleash battle arts on him. I parried him occasionally, but he would also parry back. That was funny the first few times - OoT flashbacks, haha.
I've been using the Twin Pikes - I'm not sure if those hit harder or not, or maybe it's because they do fewer hits so it seems like they hit harder.
I'm playing on the default mode (Wanderer? Not Hero.). Not looking forward to that on Hero mode...
His regular sweeping attacks when he's just swinging at you with his Halberd can be perfect parried (but not when he's critically low on health, obviously). The key thing to remember when he does reach that stage though is that you can't be afraid to go on the offensive. The move that killed me the most was his absolutely BS multipart projectile shockwave attack and his musou, of course. When he does his musou, just get as far back as possible then return. It isn't the worth the risk trying to perfect dodge his musou.
This won't be of much help to those who haven't yet reached NG+, but if you can manage to acquire the Halberd weapon style on Ultimate Warrior, it will help immensely with fighting Lu Bu. Fight fire with fire, and some such. And lastly, I heard that having a Counter Brave Attack slotted somewhere (doesn't matter the weapon) helps a bunch too, because it's basically a free swing on the dude without worrying about getting hit yourself.
Save up 3 mushu bars for the rage during the fight for that point. Let him just burn one sequence, use his mushu, and then when he pops his 2nd bubble back, go rage mode, just chian him, and block and you'll easy win this.
Anyway, yeah. His health bar is bs. It's not fun. Better to have made him hit even harder, but with 1/2 the hp bar.
Indeed, i was on Hero, had to put historian only for that fight.
And instead of blocking his attacks, try parrying those instead, you'll find him quite easy to deal with once you learn to parry his attacks, you can parry every single attack, aside the one that requires SP skills to interrupt, or his rage musou attacks.
Equip yourself with a weapon that has improved parry range and the fight becomes a lot easier if you have issues with the timing.
Welcome to Dynasty Warriors.
"Welcome to Dynasty Warriors", said you to the guy who have been playing Dynasty Warriors since Dynasty Warriors 4
And not in ANY Dynasty Warriors Lu Bu is not even REMOTELY NEARLY as hard as he is in this game as a NON-OPTIONAL BOSS
Dynasty Warriors 4 is probably the hardest, but if you follow the strategies, you can just make him flee. Even in Dong Zhuo's path, it's doable. Same for Dynasty Warriors 5 and the others (if I'm not mistaking, he's quite nerfed in Xiapi in most games, or you have missions that weaken him, but not on Hulao, where he is optional). In DW9 he is ridiculously weak.
It seems it is you that never played the Battle of Xiapi in any other Dynasty Warriors
"durrr it wasn't hard for me. Learn 2 block."
This is Dynasty Warriors, not Dark Souls.
The problem is the boss fight is poorly designed. His health doesn't need to be insanely high. It just makes things take longer for no good reason. Either have the player do more than chip damage, or decrease his health pool so it isn't some 10 minute battle of attrition.
The game doesn't even properly prepare the player for the fight. The whole game you're wrecking enemy officers with little thought while being told to run away from Lu Bu. This is tradition of course. If you try to go toe to toe with Lu Bu at Hu Lao Gate in any of the previous games you will usually get squashed. But in past games, Lu Bu didn't have movesets to learn or parry timings to nail. In Origins you go into the final battle with Lu Bu with zero of the required knowledge. So you're not only supposed to learn on the fly, but also whittle down his insanely large health pool while executing parries and dodges somewhat flawlessly. That's a lot to ask from your average player.
And yet you seem to not remember a single "Battle of Xiapi" from any of those games :)