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As per usual, better specs are always preferred, but these recommended settings should be more than sufficient to run the game at either Performance or Quality mode . The game may also run on systems with lower specs, but at the cost of certain graphical settings - for instance, setting the majority of the options to Medium instead of H

Black Myth: Wukong has a dizzying number of boss fights for you to tackle, with three in the SLG Game Updates's first hour alone. With the lack of tools at your disposal, and the fact you're still getting used to your squishy monkey body, these bosses can pack a punch if you go in unprepared.

Medicines are not to be confused with drinks, consumables, or your Healing Gourd used to recover health during fights. While those items could cure poison in Black Myth: Wukong or help you recover from other ailments, medicines provide stat boosts . There are two types of medicines - normal Medicine which gives you temporary stat increases, and Celestial Medicine which makes those improvements perman

At this point, things become tricky as the boss begins to fight back. Try to land enough heavy attacks to knock the boss over , where it will thrash on the ground helplessly as you attack it some more. Save your mana for another Immobilize at the perfect opportunity as you wait for an opening between the boss' deadly attack patte

Start the fight with this heavy attack before the boss' aggro has turned to you for free damage. Follow up a heavy strike by casting Immobilize to freeze the boss in place, allowing to deal free damage without retaliation as well. This small combo should give you enough time to build up another Focus Point, which can be spent immediately on another heavy attack from Smash sta

Most of these attacks are very quick, but rhythmic . A lot of work to beat Guangzhi is all about recognizing the move that's about to come out, and then dodging rhythmically through his attacks , which will then leave him open to your own.

Guangzhi has quite a lot of moves at close range and at distance, with most of his distant attacks designed to narrow the gap between both of you with speed . His close-range attacks are pretty tricky to deal with, and include multiple swings for you to dodge.

**Black Myth: Wukong ** is an extremely boss-heavy action RPG, providing players opportunities to face various enemies, all with unique skills and movesets, such as Whiteclad Noble. While not a King or even a Chief Yaoguai, Whiteclad Noble is considered one of the hardest bosses in Chapter 1, one of the few with two phases, but is equally thrilling and engaging to confr

As you can see in the above video by YouTube creator Esoterickk , the AoE attacks from the Wandering Wight can be chained from any of its basic physical strikes. This makes the boss hard to predict, so stay patient and wait until the boss is recovering at the end of its attack chains. As long as you don't waste your Immobilize and heavy attack chances, you should be able to take this boss down eventua

This acts as a buffer to avoid taking damage from the Wandering Wight, while also giving you a chance to deal higher damage as Guangzhi. It's also a good idea to have the spell Immobilize unlocked before fighting the Wight. This spell may consume a lot of mana at the early stages of Black Myth: Wukong , but it gives you a chance to freeze the Wight for a short time during the bat

When you enter Whiteclad Noble's second phase, triggered by another cutscene, his health bar will go back to full , and he will transform into his true form, which appears to be a water-based Naga. While most of his attacks don't seem to change inherently, they appear to have further reach, and his mobility improves, using the water to his advant

Guangzhi is definitely at his strongest and most unpredictable when you're up close and personal . His attacks that are trickier to dodge and quick almost always come out when you're next to him, and his attacks from further away are very clearly telegraphed .

When you finish Xu Dog's request, he leaves to find a furnace deeper within some nearby caves, disappearing from you for the next few hours. You should run into him again in the cellar under the Crouching Tiger Temple seen in a later section of Chapter 2. Progress through the story naturally to come across this location as you reach new areas in Black Myth: Wukong 's extensive region m

Heading left from the Wandering Wight's location will lead you to another Yaoguai Chief optional boss named Guangzhi. Defeat Guangzhi to gain a transformation , an ability that allows you to turn into the beaten boss for a limited time. While fighting in this alternate form, you don't take damage to your main health bar, but instead only have your transformation timer reduced as you get

With that in mind, Guangzhi is much less threatening at a distance , and while he does have some moves that can hit hard if you fail to dodge through them, they're much easier to see coming. A lot of these attacks also leave Guangzhi wide open to a full light combo , which will stagger him and give you some respite.