Hi and Welcome to Danklord vs Games.
My name is Kevin and today we'll be taking a look at the top 10 most fun boss fights
of dark souls 3, including all the DLC and optional bosses.
Please be reminded by the fact that it's a list compiled by myself which means - you're
most likely going to disagree.
If you do - go ahead and write your own top 10 list in the comment section below and I
might make a video of all your combined choices.
Also bear in mind this is all recorded on new game++ which means I have a lot of health
but very little patience.
Another way of saying…
I suck.
And lastly.
Spoiler warning.
Let's get started with number 10.
Aldrich, Devourer of Gods
She's really only fun for once reason.
Killing her.
So you run in and then you're reminded of her remarkable abuse of the spell that cast
arrows from the sky that also chase you around, which means you only have a few seconds where
you can get some hits in, and when you do, it feels good.
Almost too good.
So you start getting greedy and most likely die.
She's one to test your patience but if you manage to keep your sanity intact she'll
just melt away, leaving you satisfied and empty on the inside as you have one less boss
to look forward to.
Champion Gundyr
This fight serves best as a reminder of the respect that you need to have for the bosses
in dark souls.
You've defeated him once before and you assume the upcoming fight is going to be just
as easy as before.
Guess again.
You'll be clenching your butt waiting for the next phase that never comes.
Instead he just gets more and more aggressive.
He's ruthless with his attacks and gives you very little room to heal up.
But damn he's enjoyable to go up against.
Soul of Cinder
Even though this boss is almost always picked off last of all the bosses in dark souls,
this fight keeps me on the edge of my seat almost every time.
He always surprises me with his aggression making me question if I really should start
a new game plus just yet.
Then there's the backflips he does.
No other boss acts as nimble as this boss while at the same time being quite heavy and
aggressive in his attacks.
Imagine Dragonslayer Armour doing backflips.. yeah, no.
Dancer of the boreal valley
I have a confession.
This was the first time I even bothered trying to kill dancer on my own without the use of
npc summons or cheesing her.
The tight space combined with her spinning and off-beat attacks made me want to crawl
into fetal position every time.
She's ruthless but oh so fun to fight with her creepy ass introduction cutscene.
After having finished dancer fight I realized she isn't all that hard when you have some
decent damage output but the fight itself always stays enjoyable regardless of how you
deal with her.
Demon Prince
It took all the strength I had to not look up information of the latest dlc and my god,
was it worth the wait and patience.
Wait, two bosses?
Two fucking phases?
I loved it.
As it technically serves as the first boss of the ringed city dlc, I was worried that
this one would be equally short on content as the painted World of Ariandel, but to my
surprise, twice the bosses, was twice the fun to battle against and reassuring in a
way that this dlc would take some time to get through.
The fight itself was of no disappointment and depending on which boss you kill last,
the prince will be different with either lasers or fire as a primary attack.
Honestly.
I just couldn't do it without at least one summon but that didn't take anything away
from the amount of fun I had with the boss.
Twin Princes
I can't put my finger on exactly why I love this fight, but damn is the intro cutscene
good or what?
It's a fight I always remember to respect no matter which difficulty I'm on.
New game plus or whatever.
This guy always gives you a decent challenge but once you get the hang of it.
They're actually quite easy to defeat.
Just like all the other bosses in dark souls, this one requires you to be careful of your
estus use.
Not because they'll run out anytime soon, but because he gets more aggressive if you
heal up in the wrong moment.
Nameless King
Arguably one of the hardest bosses in the
game until you're able to consistently kill his dragon without using too many estus.
I almost always save this guy for last considering his difficulty.
And the fight is incredibly enjoyable even though the camera acts like it came somewhere
from the depths of hell.
His move set is just incredibly aggressive and he's always been able to stand the test
of time when it comes to difficulty.
If you want to shed tears of frustration.
Look no further.
The nameless king makes it happen as you progressively start overextending each of your attacks and die
Darkeater Midir
You can't really complain about not having enough space on this fight.
Midir and his massive health pool is quite a challenge to solo without the use of summons.
We've seen dragons before.
Like the ancient wyvern, but nothing quite like this fight.
It definitely feeds all your dragon needs and delivers on every point.
Just when you think you got the pattern locked down, he adds something new to the mix throwing
you off guard.
Patience is definitely the name of the game on this one.
Luckily he is an optional boss in the game, but not to me.
He's gotta die every time for roasting me with fire on that bridge, that time before.
Sister Friede
Another confession.
This was the first time I managed to defeat this boss without the use of summons and thus,
I've never truly understood the frustration that other players share of this boss, until
now.
Three phases didn't seem like much when the first and second breezed by, but alone,
it definitely pushes your estus use to the max.
Once I finally managed to get her down, it gave me an incredible sense of relief and
reward.
Her attack animations and fighting style is very reminiscent of bloodborne but punishes
you for using the same kind of aggression as you would in bloodborne.
Overall an incredible package that I remember left me quite satisfied after the dlc had
launched.
Though, bleed builds were much more viable by then, so I'm glad I got to face her with
some proper difficulty attached.
Judge Judicator
These fucks.
Oh god they're fun.
Looking for some easy ember?
Just invade at this location and Judge Judicator got you covered.
(M'am I'm not sure I just think he was confused as to what the date was)
(He wasn't confused)
(He wasn't confused, he was hostile)
(Hostile)
Slave Knight Gael
You travel forward in time to a point where you find Gael after years of killing.
Gael is looking for the blood of a dark soul to create a new painted world, and your entrance
to the arena shows all previous lord of cinders dead, but one lord, crawling towards Princess
Filianore for help.
The arena is massive and once again introduces three phases to mix so be careful of your
estus use.
I practiced his first phase for about an hour before I felt comfortable enough to get him
down on my own.
The fight is fought at a mid pace which isn't too hard to handle.
However the amount of time it takes to get him down is quite remarkable.
I know he can get staggered and made a lot easier but damn I clenched my butt so hard
throughout the 5-7 minutes of focus needed to get him down.
I enjoyed every second of it.
But I got so excited after killing him I skipped whatever cutscene started, so I'm glad I
went back to watch it all this time without the same amount of anxiety in my system.
And that is my top ten most fun boss fights in dark souls 3.
Let me know what you think in the comments down below.
Honestly.
If you haven't tried dark souls 3 by now.
You should!
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