Gwyn, Lord Of Cinder Boss Fight & Both Endings (No Hits Taken / Melee Only) [Dark Souls on PS5]

Описание: Dark Souls Remastered on PS5 - Gwyn, Lord Of Cinder Boss Fight & All Endings (No Hits Taken / No Parry / Melee Only) / Gwyn, Lord Of Cinder No Damage Boss Fight. Just a quick video showing the Gwyn, Lord Of Cinder boss in Dark Souls, taking no damage while playing a melee only build with no blocking, on the remastered version being played on PlayStation 5 at 60 fps. Details below.

The final boss in the game, and actually a lot faster fight than I remembered. I went for no parry on this boss as that completely trivialises the fight. But Gwyn himself in melee range can be a little tricky. He has loads of fast attacks, but the leap attack will consistently give you a window to damage him without any issue. A fun fight overall, I remembered it being a lot slower for some reason so it was a pleasant surprise this time around. I included both game endings in here too.

Next up is Dark Souls 2!

Continuing on from Demon's Souls to part 2 of the 6 part series, playing through Dark Souls Remastered and doing all off the bosses with no hits and melee only. I'll be doing the same for Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls 3, Bloodborne and Sekiro after this, including all of the DLC bosses.

It's not the most difficult challenge, and people have done these full games without taking a hit. I just wanted to experience all of the bosses again by From Software and do them in my own way. I don't have the time required to invest in full game no hits and make videos for those, so I just wanted to set my own benchmark and have a catalogue on the channel of all of the individual bosses without taking damage with melee only, at the very least.

I may mess around with SL1 runs after completing all of the games if I feel like playing them even more. But most of those end up just being stupidly overpowered for SL1 and two hitting the bosses anyway. I'll see how I feel once these are all gone through.

Dark Souls Remastered on PS5? While there wasn't a remake or remaster that was made specifically for the PlaySation 5, all of the games are given a performance upgrade when being played on PS5. Namely, allowing them to run at 60fps instead of the 30fps on PS4. I think the exception is Bloodborne, but the rest all run better compared to their PS4 counterpart. Perhaps a patch for Bloodborne will come at a later date.

My full Dark Souls playlist can be found here:    • Dark Souls Remastered  

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