The Best Weapons In Black Myth: Wukong

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While most of the armor sets in Black Myth: Wukong can be equipped purely for the defence bonus, some are better if you are looking for a specific playstyle to be complimented. The <a href="https://Www.wukongchronicle.com/articles/the-monkey-king-s-arsenal-top-7-staffs-for-black-myth-wukong-s-new-game-in-2025.html">best staff Wukong</a> example of this is the one-piece Yin Yang Daoist R In general, it is better to be close to the Stone Vanguard, than at a distance. Its close-range attacks are all telegraphed, and it is easy enough to side-step them and keep pressing with your own offense. The Non-Pure set is perfect if you love to use either or both of these abilities frequently. If you have two pieces equipped, you'll get mud stains for a short while after leaving a Spirit attack or de-transforming that will increase your damage reduction. With four pieces, you'll increase your might recovery when covered in mud stains while also getting more might for dodging successfu The Stone Vanguard will start pounding the ground with one fist, it will then start punching the ground in an alternating pattern while rock men emerge and leap at you. They will explode the instant they hit the ground. After four rock men have lept at you, the Stone Vanguard will join the final two, and they will all jump at you at the same time. Black Myth: Wukong takes place after Journey to the West , a 16th-century Chinese novel. In it, Wukong has redeemed himself from his past transgressions against the kingdom of heaven, but we see him once again being targeted by the heavenly arm By the time you've made considerable progress in Black Myth: Wukong you'll have realised that with well-timed strong attacks you are able to throw enemies out of their patterns and interrupt what could be a deadly attack - this is called 'seeing through' an en Upgrades to Immobilize can increase the duration of the effect and the damage dealt when striking an Immobilized enemy. When fully upgraded, the spell might be the easiest way to actually deal a relevant amount of damage during hard fights, and completing a combo while it's active could stagger the enemy as it breaks and make it possible to squeeze in an additional heavy attack after the f There is such a massive variety of different options and abilities for switching up combat in Black Myth: Wukong that it's easy to forget that one of the simplest ways to get stronger is to upgrade your choice of wea The boss gets interrupted by light attacks easily, so go all out and don't hesitate to deal as much damage as you can. If he starts dancing or singing, you can cast the immobilizing spell to dish out more damage. Cloud Step might be a good emergency spell in Black Myth: Wukong , but Rock Solid is a great one. It doesn't take long to notice that Black Myth: Wukong doesn't have any standard block or parry abilities in melee combat , forcing the Destined One to rely on dodges as his bread and butter. For the most part, enemy moves provide ample warning and opportunities to dodge, but some situations can feel incredibly difficult to navigate without a pa One set that you can easily get attached to is the Galeguard Beastmaw Armor set, which gives The Destined One extra buffs for perfect dodging. If you have two pieces of the set equipped, you'll get more focus added to the meter every time you perfect dodge, and with the full set you'll get a reduction on your spell cooldown every time you pull off the manoeu Black Myth: Wukong has many optional bosses you may encounter during thorough exploration. Some of them are guarding promising items that could make your journey ahead a lot easier. Carrying a lump of flesh with an uncomfortable number of eyes on its back, the Gore-Eye Daoist is one such optional boss that you may encounter in Chapter 2. Although the opening battle of the game starts players with several spells, Chapter 1 quickly takes things back to square one, restricting the Destined One to physical attacks before slowly reintroducing magical options. It doesn't take long to acquire the early spell Immobilize, but completing the suite takes a lot longer. Spells rarely feel necessary when fighting standard enemies throughout the world, but when it comes to Black Myth: Wukong 's challenging boss fights , mastering spells can be the key to victo The fight itself is relatively easy. The main strategy for defeating the Gore-Eye Daoist revolves around the Destined One staying close to the boss and repeatedly hitting it . As soon as the boss starts to dance or sing, get away from it so you can avoid getting hit by the blood shockwave attacks. Defeating Gore-Eye Daoist rewards the Destined One with its Spirit Summon. Using the Spirit Summon allows the Destined One to turn into the Gore-Eye Daoist, smashing his staff on the ground. The staff will remain on the ground, buffing the Destined One’s attack for a short duration, even after the transformation has ended. For example, the Ochre set of armor only needs three pieces of the set to be equipped (leaving a spot free for a miscellaneous mask of your choice) to get it's buff, which adds extra damage reduction to your decoy from Cloud Step and any duplicates created by A Pluck of Ma

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