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<br>The second available Stance, unlockable once you've invested a total of five Sparks , is Pillar Stance. This stance can seem underwhelming at first glance but truly shines when facing off against groups or enemies with wide-reaching attacks that travel along the ground. Pillar Stance's heavy attack allows you to perch atop your staff for as long as you hold the button, extending the staff based on how many focus points you have. Perching puts you beyond the reach of most melee attacks, though attacks striking the staff will drain your stamina and you'll be knocked down if it runs out. Releasing the heavy attack button will cause you to drop, performing a long-reaching slam with the extended staff that can easily strike multiple foes.<br><br> <br>Chapter Three sees the Destined One travel to snow-capped mountains, where he meets the pig companion Zhu Bajie . Although Bajie tends to be abrasive toward the Destined One, he ends up accompanying him for much of the journey, proving to be a help in certain sequences and boss fights. Near the end of Chapter 3, the two end up trapped in a bag by the monk Yellowbrow, who is posing as his master. The Destined One defeats a macaque enemy inside the bag before taking down Yellowbrow himself, earning the spirit of Wukong's n<br>Shigandang is a secret boss, which you can face in Chapter 2. Unlocking and defeating this boss is worth it because you can get your hands on a new staff that will help you drastically on your journey ahead. Shigandang deals a lot of damage, but it has a major weakness that can be exploited to defeat it easily.<br><br>This skill tree helps bolster your resilience to the damage enemies can inflict on you. For starters, this is where you can upgrade your health meter. However, you can also bolster your resistance toward any of the four banes (status effects) that some hostiles can wield: burn , poison , chill , and shock damage. There are also skills that help boost the recovery rates of your various meters. Below is a complete listing of these skills under this branch and the costs associated with each.<br><br>Defeating the Stone Vanguard in Chapter Two allows you to craft the Gale Guardian Armor set , in which the chest piece boosts Shock resistance . Wearing the full set also grants additional focus and reduces spell cooldowns on a Perfect Dodge , something that can be easily pulled off against Red Loong's attacks.<br><br>In Black Myth: Wukong , there are many opportunities to upgrade your character's abilities and combat prowess. One of those options is through unlocking skills and talents under the Foundation skill trees. The Foundation skill trees are skills that enhance the core gameplay mechanics. They ultimately enhance your basic combat power, defense, and endurance. They are divided into 3 trees: Stamina , Martial Arts , and Survival .<br><br>Enemies are often the best sources for crafting materials that help you upgrade your armor and weaponry. If you find yourself lacking in any of these items, grind an area with easily defeated foes so that you can collect the materials necessary. Below is a list of all crafting materials available.<br><br>Ingredients for medicine can often be foraged. They're fairly noticeable as you traverse the terrain. The game highlights objects that can be foraged with glimmer effects. Below is a list of all ingredients available in-game.<br><br> <br>Chapter Four of [https://www.wukonggame.cc/ Black Myth Wukong DLC] Myth: Wukong turns into a descent into arachnid lairs, where a number of demon spider sisters who can present themselves in human form live . Here a tragic romantic backstory for Bajie is revealed, which also receives the focus of the cutscene played at the end of the chapter. A centipede demon called the Hundred-Eyes Daoist Master ends up slaying spider demons before turning his eye upon the Destined One, who receives the spirit of Wukong's tongue after defeating the de<br><br>To handle this, you should plan around mitigating the effects of Shock Bane as much as possible before engaging the dragon. Start by collecting Shock-resistant items through exploration and completing quests in Chapter Two's Yellow Wind Ridge .<br><br>As the name implies, this tree is completely focused on bolstering the Destined One's combat prowess. These skills are both active and passive. Below are the skills you can expect to obtain under this tree.<br><br>As for my personal opinion, I find myself using Smash Stance the most, followed by Thrust (which I often use to initiate combat and close distance on enemies), and then Pillar the least. With that said, I started using Pillar a lot more after unlocking Gale's Blessing, especially when up against groups.<br><br>In Black Myth: Wukong , you'll inevitably need to craft armor and weapon upgrades. As your foes become faster and stronger, you'll need better equipment. Often, the materials you need to collect in order to craft these updates can be obtained from common foes, elites, or treasure chests. Furthermore, you'll want to forage the flora as you make your way through each world. These are often ingredients that can be used in crafting medicines with varying effects and protections.<br>
<br>The basic strategy for this boss battle revolves around your taking control of the fight. If you give the boss a lot of room to attack and use his combos, he’ll most likely kill you because his attacks deal a lot of damage. Tiger’s Acolyte doesn’t have that much HP so if you keep rushing him down , you’ll be able to defeat him easily.<br><br>This skill tree helps bolster your resilience to the damage enemies can inflict on you. For starters, this is where you can upgrade your health meter. However, you can also bolster your resistance toward any of the four banes (status effects) that some hostiles can wield: burn , poison , chill , and shock damage. There are also skills that help boost the recovery rates of your various meters. Below is a complete listing of these skills under this branch and the costs associated with each.<br><br>Defeating Tiger Vanguard requires you to be a bit patient with your attacks . If you’re equipping the best possible armor and weapon that you can craft right now, you’ll easily be able to withstand a lot of hits, but you won’t be able to defeat the boss by relying on that alone and will have to focus on dodging correctly by learning the patterns of his attacks.<br><br>Monitoring your stamina usage in combat is crucial to not burning out and opening yourself to attack. You're not a machine who can unflinchingly continue to batter enemies with your staff combos without an exhaustive cost. Enhancing your ability to recover stamina more rapidly or cater to specific attack strategies is in your best interest as you progress in your journey. Below are all the skills that fall under the stamina category as well as their cost.<br><br>Shigandang hits hard and has tons of HP . However, its attacks are slow and easy to dodge, making it much less of a threat compared to some other bosses that you may encounter in Chapter 2, such as the Tiger Vanguard , and the Yellow Wind Sage.<br><br>This attack can be avoided by dodging the first attack and sprinting to your back . If the last hit is ranged, you can simply dodge in any direction as the shockwave is very linear. There are a few instances where he’ll roll forward to close in the distance and then throw a horizontal slash. If that happens and the boss manages to catch up to you, dodge backwards and sprint away again.<br><br>After defeating the Stone Vanguard, you'll also gain entry into the Crouching Tiger Temple , where Xu Dog will allow you to craft Wujin Pills , which permanently boosts Shock resistance, in exchange for Mind Cores .<br><br>From the Windrest Hamlet Shrine, go to your left and cross the small bridge with a few Yaogauis on it. After that, go downhill and head to the large arched bridge, and you’ll find Tiger’s Acolyte on top of it.<br><br>This attack is easy to recognize. The stomp can be avoided by dodging in any direction . If you manage to dodge the smash, you’ll automatically avoid the shockwave. If you’re at a distance, try to dodge exactly when the boss smashes the ground to avoid the shockwave.<br><br>In [https://Www.Wukonggame.cc/ Black Myth Wukong Guide] Myth: Wukong , there are many opportunities to upgrade your character's abilities and combat prowess. One of those options is through unlocking skills and talents under the Foundation skill trees. The Foundation skill trees are skills that enhance the core gameplay mechanics. They ultimately enhance your basic combat power, defense, and endurance. They are divided into 3 trees: Stamina , Martial Arts , and Survival .<br><br>You’ll likely only get hit by this tackle if you’re too near the boss. The tackle itself doesn’t deal as much damage. You can avoid it by creating some distance from the boss or dodging backwards . The second hit is slow and is similar to all the jumping smashes the boss throws at you.<br><br>You also receive the Old Rattle-Drum, which can be used to unlock the Mad Tiger Secret Boss after using the item at several different locations. Defeating the Mad Tiger will lead you to the Plaguebane Gourd . Alongside the Key Item and the Spirit Summon, you also receive Blood of the Iron Bull, a Stone Spirit, a Yaoguai Core, and 768 Will .<br><br>At the start of the fight, Red Loong will either lead with a leaping strike or a tail swipe , depending on your distance. Avoid its opener, then immediately summon your clones using the A Pluck of Many spell, followed by Immobilize .<br><br>To handle this, you should plan around mitigating the effects of Shock Bane as much as possible before engaging the dragon. Start by collecting Shock-resistant items through exploration and completing quests in Chapter Two's Yellow Wind Ridge .<br><br>To fight Shigandang, you have to defeat Stone Vanguard and collect six Buddha Eyes scattered across Chapter 2. Once you’ve collected all six Buddha Eyes, you can head to the location where you fought the Stone Vanguard and deliver the eyes to the strange rock in the middle of the field .<br><br>As a dragon boss, Red Loong boasts tough scales that grant him an inherently high base defense , and his attacks integrate lightning that causes the Shock Bane to build . Refer to the table below for a detailed breakdown of his attacks and how to counter them.<br>
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