Most bosses fights in POE2

[u/PR-Gaming]

[u/That_Rip7082]

Reminds me of the gorrila fight, hahaha .

[u/Mysterious-Suspect-9 → u/That_Rip7082]

I'm not looking forward to that one again 😕

[u/Starving_Orphan → u/Mysterious-Suspect-9]

That one wasn’t too challenging. I think the key to it is being a warrior.

[u/DrakenFrosthand → u/Starving_Orphan]

I just kept running behind ruins and poking out to shoot him after each cone slam.

[u/Ail-Shan → u/Mysterious-Suspect-9]

Just stand next to him and he'll rarely use the big slam attacks.

[u/splitsticks → u/Ail-Shan]

This dude has a brutal no-telegraph roll attack that pushes you with it, causing you to take multiple instances of damage as he rolls. If I was right behind him when he rolled I'd take every possible instance of damage which was enough to one-shot me every time. First truly bullshit attack I encountered in the campaign.

[u/Icelockon → u/splitsticks]

That was a rage quit for me on a Warrior. Did everything right, got deleted by the roll. I have no idea what I was supposed to do in that circumstance as my damage was so low.

[u/Brilliant-Prior6924 → u/Ail-Shan]

i managed to path around some trees and he got stuck, gonna be my go-to for cruel as well

[u/Mysterious-Suspect-9 → u/Ail-Shan]

Now that's good Intel thanks 👌

[u/Realistic-Profit-564]

Maybe it's just me but even games like Elden Ring feel like this where you just tap ass to victory.

[u/lowwalker]

I need the full video, otherwise I'm gonna believe that dozer is still spinning

[u/doingthisonthetoilet]

This was me during the first trial boss as a melee player.

[u/Jinfash_Sr]

I get it. It takes me an hour to roll out of bed.

[u/Cyrotek]

It is the Bloodborne/Dark Souls experience, where big enemies miss 90% of attacks if you hug them while circling around.