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Owl being my chosen example, can only be beaten in a few specific ways. these ways demand great deals of tedium to pull-off. Repeated failure & heavy self-restraint (not fun things) are required to defeat him.
Owl's fight is itself heralded by Owl mocking you, in a pre-fight dialogue, and then a cutscene. he even does this when you enter into first-death, and again upon true death. this is the kind of dialogue you're given when facing a boss that you're not supposed to struggle with for long, as it rubs salt into the wound when you fail.
But Owl has both a sturdy HP & ungodly Posture pool. you can't enjoy this boss-fight the way you enjoy others, you're not free to use the play-style that you've honed over the course of every boss before, because he punishes you for doing anything other than dancing to his beat. This fight is set-up to be hard but swift, but because of this it drags on so painfully.
If Owl's posture bar was just a tad bit weaker, OR gave the player a second and a half longer to recover after a combo, or actually had windows to attack, then he'd be fine. defensive players would be able to play defensively and parry him down, and aggressive players would be able to overpower him, or get past his guard. but as it stands, you can only defeat Owl, by trial-and-erroring until you learn the cheese by heart.
My cheese was Night-Jar Slash Reversal & Shuriken Dash, btw. i literally just so happened to have unlocked the right skills for the job.
Kind of like the 'Ashina Cross' skill, & the 'Ashina Elite' boss. what a meme.
if your sitting there just trying to cheese your way past it no wonder you arent having a good time you arent learning anything you are trying and failing to bypass mechanics with ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
they nerfed the bull because it took to long and wasnt all that interesting to start with every other boss is perfectly fine long as you have as many health upgrades as you can by that point (which is most of if not all of them) you really shouldnt be having these problems with ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ owl of all people
if owl is your major problem dont even try the secret boss god help you
https://youtu.be/iV289YG1JFU
if you wanna ignore legitimate advice and instead mock me for succeeding where you clearly have failed and will keep failing thats your choice
just know that no one here nor the devs are going to cater to your inablity to adapt to a simple combat flow
Apparently the Blazing Bull was a bit too hard for those starting out and they reduced its posture back in one of the updates.
Personally, I believe Owl, both Shinobi and Father, to be relatively quite simple compared to Genichiro or even Gyoubu (the horse messes up the deflect timing for me every time lol).
If you played aggressively to beat Genichiro, you need to play even more aggressive for Owl because his posture recovery rivals the false Corrupted Monk's. The only way to beat him legitimately is to slowly chip away at his vitality enough to stop his posture recovery and the rest should be fairly simple.
yea alot of people complained about the bull being a mindless boss that was way to tanky and i agree with that for starting out its very annoying once you figure out you basicly need to be constantly running the whole fight
but owl even in his harder modes i think is the easiest boss the game has the father one is even easier because he gives you even more downtime and uses easier to counter moves way more often
atleast i think
Definitely.
The Shinobi fight not only confines you to a very small fight space but Owl himself pulls out BS tricks like heal blocker ball, firecrackers, Mikiri counter and poison, which is effectively area denial in an already small fight space.
Father definitely feels more like a testament to your skill than Shinobi as the fight space increases dramatically and he loses most of his BS abilities mentioned above. Also you can Mikiri counter him now so that's even better.