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12/10/2016 2:26:57 PM
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Kill Dancer. After climbing the ladder that unlocks turn left. Go through that area and eventually kill the boss there. After he dead, continue on untill you reach a dead end. This is an illusionary wall with Champion Gundyr a little ways beyond it.
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I am lvl 40 should i try to beat the dancer now?
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Depends. R u new to the game? Personally he wasn't that hard. I've beaten the entire game under level 40 when creating new builds for pvp. However, once you play all the fromsoft games from demons ours onwards, dark souls 3 becomes easy. If your brand new, this is your first character, you'll have to kill 2 bosses before him, I'd level up if I were you. Dancer has rapid movement and a combo can result in instant kill. Ocerios has a tough hit box. And gundry is not the same as the previous. He combos and can practically street fighter combo you off the map
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This is my first souls game and the bosses i have beaten are: vordt, the abbys watchers, that giant tree thing with the hand in him, gundyr the tutorial boss and the crystal sage. Do you think i got a chance?
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Honestly no. Keep going through the rest of the game. Dancer, ocerios and champ gun, are all near end game
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Okay thanks for the input i will try it another time then
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The dancee in my and most people opinions is one of the hardest bosses in the game, dont go for her yet. Also keep in mind that Champion Gundyr is the Combo King
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[quote]one of the hardest bosses in the game[/quote] First try babyyyyyyyyyy
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Is it weird that I thought Dancer was one of the hardest, but I beat Pontiff in two tries?
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same here haha she was easy
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Im gonna go cry myself to sleep over my dark souls skills now, thx bye
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Dancer really is a fantastic boss. I was lost in this trance, almost creating a rhythm in my head to figure out the dancer's attack patterns. The calm music put me in a trance-like state. I've heard people say fighting the dancer really is like taking part in a dance, and I'd have to agree. Definitely one of the easier bosses for me, but one of the best too.
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It just took me so long to get used to it because the opportunities you have to attack really dont look like opportunities, they look like you'd just immediately get hit if you tried to go for it.
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I guess having a decent knowledge of music helps. Being someone who knows my way around a piano, it might've been easier to get the rhythm down.
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Try it now tbh. You can beat any boss in the series at any point with enough practice. Sure you can keep fighting totally different bosses and come back later to start getting used to the dancer, or you could jump the gun and get that practice in now. Maybe you'll impress yourself and beat her quickly.
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I will give it a shot now maybe i even beat her i even surprised myself that i even got this far in dark souls
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Just roll like crazy but try to always leave yourself a little stamina. Green blossoms helped me.
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You don't need to be high leveled to beat any boss. Try it a few times learn the attack patterns and have fun. You'll eventually get it. There is 0 need to over level especially in DS3
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I don't remember what a good level to do it is. Technically you can do it at almost any level as my friend killed her under level 10
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Editado por burritosenior: 12/10/2016 2:31:11 PMIf you want. What you've gotta realize is that in a game like Dark Souls your level isn't the most important thing. It's about your strategy and movement. The dancer is a hard Boss to me. But being over leveled doesn't make the dancer easy.
