RulesĪll posts must be related directly to Wo Long: Fallen DynastyĪll posts must be directly related to Wo Long Fallen Dynasty, lore regarding the Three Kingdoms and Old China and Japan are ALLOWED.ĭo not spam repetitive messages or posts, this includes messages/posts with similar topics. I'm on ultrawidescreen so I didn't initially see the note on the far left side of the screen telling me what the combo was, so I looked at how the UI was shaped and presumed it was RB+B, and it just wouldn't activate and I was very confused, thinking I didn't have enough mana/energy for it or whatever.Welcome to the Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Subreddit! We are a community dedicated to Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, the upcoming game being developed by Team Ninja. Then at the final stage, it wants you to use a new 3rd special ability using Y+B. But if you wait for those longer stun windows before starting it, you can land like a 20 hit combo on him with just the single press of RB+X.Īlso, use Y when you get the filled-in red circle on the boss for a huge chunk of damage. I was using the polearm, and it's RB+X skill has an insanely long charge up time, so if you use it at any time other than when the boss is fully stunned, he'll just quickly bash you out of it before you can stagger him.
If you can land even some of the parry attempts (B button), you build your stance meter back up so it shouldn't hit the bottom.Īnother tip. While blocking, you only lose part of your stance meter and are not damaged or stunned, and only when you lose ALL of your stance meter does it finally stun you. After I learned that I beat the 2-phase boss within 2 attempts. THEN I realized that like Dark Souls, you can just hold your guard/shield up (left bumper) as a fallback for if you get the timing of the parry/dodge wrong. I could first-try parry all of the earlier enemies easy, but the boss is a huge ramp up in speed and weird movements and long combos. I was trying to exclusively parry every attack because the double tap to dodge honestly didn't feel very fluid, and one mistake usually led to getting comboed. I'm used to how Dark Souls works, and I have no experience with Sekiro (which this game is more like).
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