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on November 12, 2025
<br><img src="https://assets.newsweek.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2554803-black-myth-wukong.jpg?w\u003d1600\u0026quality\u003d75\u0026webp\u003d1"; style="max-width:420px;float:left;padding:10px 10px 10px 0px;border:0px;" alt="" />I fought him while wearing the Ebongold armor set , and it seemed up to the task of providing enough defense to survive even the heaviest blows. However, I fought him using the Twin Serpent Staff despite the Wind Bear Staff being available, and I definitely felt like I was doing a pretty piddly amount of damage - I'd recommend using the Wind Bear Staff if you want things to go more smoothly. I would also recommend that you have the Pillar Stance unlocked. It'll make it easier to land big hits when The First Prince is left vulnerable but too far away to hit with a melee attack (which will happen frequently).<br><br> <br>Considering how long it can take to run through some of the chapters in Black Myth: Wukong , Somersault Cloud comes as a relief when it does appear. The late appearance and lack of upgrades certainly feel limiting, however, especially considering that it's not possible to go back to earlier chapters and speed around with Somersault Cloud. From a design standpoint, it makes sense that the spell is restricted, but it does stop short of being quite as exciting as it could<br><br>So, let's put all the above information together for you. Your strategy for beating the First Prince is pretty simple: You're going to want to bait out his lunging attacks, and then pile on the damage when he is vulnerable. Once you have done that, stick close to him, and try to circle around to his backside. Now the only attack you'll have to worry about is his tail swipe. Every time he gains a little distance, close it.<br><br> <br>Some armor sets throughout Black Myth: Wukong are clearly designed to suit different play styles better, and depending on which spells you use in your build, you might find a set that perfectly compliments your favourite combat ski<br><br> <br>It's hard to rely on A Pluck of Many quite as much as the very best Black Myth: Wukong spells, however. It requires a much more significant chunk of mana than the alternatives , so choosing to use depletes resources at a terrifying speed in long boss fights. Past the game's earlier challenges, making A Pluck of Many a core part of the Destined One's moveset generally means investing heavily in its upgrade path will be necessary, and even then, risking its slightly long casting time can be sc<br><br> <br>Of course, not all of these armor sets are created equal, and you'll want to experiment with which one works best for you. Armor sets don't just provide an increase in defence, but also include set bonuses for having a certain number of pieces equipped, and a certain piece might have its own unique buff. So, with all this to consider, which armor sets should you look out <br><br> <br>The YouTuber also suggests taking the lengthy wind-up time for his tornado ability as an opportunity to attack him . While he charges up this ability, he plants his Trident into the ground and doesn't deal any damage to players during this process. You can get a lot of Light Attacks, a few Heavy Attacks, or Combos within this time, removing a large chunk of his Hea<br><br>However, to give yourself a big advantage, you should rock up to this battle with a few Tiger Subduing Pellets and Evil Repelling Medicament . These will help you take less damage while dishing more out.<br><br> <br>The big caveat to Immobilize is that some of the most challenging bosses aren't as susceptible to it, quickly breaking out of the spell during their most aggressive phases or even punishing the Destined One for daring to use it. Despite that, it's hard to argue that Immobilize isn't a staple, and it's the natural contender for the rank of **Black Myth: Wukong ** 's best sp<br><br> <br>Some of the most fun abilities to build your playstyle around in <a href="https://Www.wukongchronicle.com/articles/black-myth-wukong-final-boss-guide-2025-update.html">black myth Wukong Final boss tips</a> Myth: Wukong are the ones that transform The Destined One, whether that's short Spirit attacks, or the slightly longer Transformation spel<br><br> <br>Honor of Kings is a popular MOBA developed by Tencent, set in a world inspired by Chinese mythology. The game features a wide range of heroes based on historical and legendary figures, such as Pan Gu, Nuwa, Nezha the Marshal of Central Altar, Yang Jian, and many oth<br><br>The Stone Vanguard has a number of moves that it will use to try to get you to keep your distance - with the Ground Slam being its most notable of the bunch, as it makes a large swath of the ground dangerous to stand on - it will then pelt you with its ranged attacks when you are far away, or leap at you with one of three attacks. That is its primary strategy.<br> <br>Like other popular MOBAs , the game consists of a 5v5 battle, with various characters using unique abilities to destroy the enemy base. The game is a massive success in China, becoming one of the most played and profitable games in hist<br><br> <br>Rock Solid provides just that, turning the Destined One into stone for a brief moment and rocking any enemies who dare to strike . Getting the hang of the timing can take a bit of getting used to, but it's more generous than a lot of traditional parry moves. The caveat is that it requires mana and a cooldown, but in a game with no comparable options, that still presents an attractive pack<br>