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If your damage output is low, you probably have to kill her cut off larva tentacles asap before they develop into full copies of her. There are very few ways you can fight her that don't involve those tentacles being cut off, so :/ Hmm Im not sure does the sledgehammer do it.. If you can find ways to hit her that doesn't cut her tentacles off, do it.
In any case, duck her tentacle swings a lot, and sidestep the spitballs. Thats at least a must. Most of the fight you will probably spend in ducking position due to tentacles.
Note: if her tentacles develop into copies of her, you ONLY have to kill the real thing, then her copies will also die. Keeping track of that and surviving her copies is really hard though, so unless you have the damage output to kill her quickly you probably have to kill her larva before they mature.
note: shooting at her tentacles will also cut them off so ranged weapons are not automatically better. Flamethrower doesnt cut them off though.
reload poof ooops empty again.
@AJ: True xD
For example, I couldn't do much damage to Ming with ranged weapons due to a ranged skill of 4, but my melee is decent at 8 and I usually use a Katana (or Tal'Mahe'Ra blade, same stats). Still wasn't doing much damage to Ming but I noticed I had a bunch of unspent skill points so I got my melee up to 11 with a defense of 8 and was able to melee Ming down.
The key to my strat was actually to be as close to her as possible. When you're so close she doesn't swing her tentacles which is the most powerful attack. Mostly she'll just bash into you doing not too much damage.
After hacking on her for a while, most of her tentacles will be gone which means she can't use her most powerful attack, so then I ran around and tried to kill the mini-mings before they grew into a big one. I only had to hit them once with my sword to kill them. A few times they did morph into a large version, but those die very fast and it's worth killing them since they were doing a ton of damage to me. After about 6 - 10 swings they were dead and I would go back on Ming.
It took quite a few fights, maybe a dozen before I started getting a feel for it. The first few times I died so fast I figured I'd never be able to do it. The key was to try different ranges of weapons, seeing what kind of attacks she'd use at what range from me, etc.
The fight when I beat her I only I only used 1 elder blood pack and about 5 normal ones.
Skill seems to made a huge different in this game. Going from 8 in melee to 11 added about 5 - 10 damage PER SWING! Thinking about future play-throughs, it seems important to save up enough xp to get one combat oriented skill to around 10 in order to make this fight not something that makes you go insane.
Good luck!
People and some guides still say Dexterity is useless, even the guide that comes in Patch Extra's says it. Dexterity is not useless because it helps with defense.
Some of you pro-players might can ignore it, but my old a** is slow. I always build my characters with high defense. It is a must for me.
Unless you have Fortitude, But High Defense/Stamina/Fortitude 4 = Near invulnerable.