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The first boss of the expansion for is Divine Beast Dancing Lion, a massive creature who must be beaten for your Tarnished progress in the DLC. Many areas added to the open world have been introduced along with new weapons and items in this expansion. However, you won't be able to see everything until you muster the courage to take down this colossal beast.
There are many things players may want to do in before the credits roll on the DLC. As an expansion of the original 's map, it's by nature nonlinear and open-ended. Players may choose to rush right for the story dungeons and main bosses, or put them off in favor of completing optional content first. Both approaches are equally valid, and it's truly possible to do anything in any order.
is a significant expansion to the base game, but much like its obtuse quest design, there's very little indication of how you are supposed to start the DLC. The Tarnished will follow in the footsteps of Miquella, so anyone invested in the game's lore might have an idea of where to begin, but a lack of quest markers leaves a lot of room for guesswork.
Daisoujou is an optional boss faced during a quest given to you by Sophia in , but this opponent can be hard to beat unless you know their one weakness. Every enemy in the game has certain resistances and vulnerabilities you can exploit to win fights. The ones you can use against Daisoujou are limited, but more than enough to take this boss down.
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Many bosses exist for you to beat in , but few are as persistent as Lahmu, a demonic entity you might face multiple times. Like every enemy in the game, this tentacled monstrosity has particular weaknesses and resistances you must anticipate ahead of time. By exploiting the right elements and recognizing Lahmu's common skills, you should be able to overcome this demon's fight both times.
The Nintendo Switch remake of includes a mixture of old and new boss battles, and probably has new and returning players alike wondering which are the hardest to defeat. Since the original came out 20 years ago for the GameCube, many players may likely be experiencing the game for the first time on the Switch. New players should know what to prepare for before fighting some of these challenging bosses.
For as exciting as it could have been, 's crossover feels strangely underwhelming. While implementing the old DLCs from, the revamped has created small new updates and collaborations to keep the game feeling fresh. This is presumably to continue buying time while the sequel,, continues development. has been continuously delayed, and even though it is expected to launch at the end of 2024, has no concrete release date.