Preparation for this fight is pretty simple, as The First Prince doesn't inflict status effects, or really require any particular gimmicks that you should build around. Basically, the First Prince is just a big, beefy boy who tanks your hits and hits back twice as hard. So, you will want to be decked out in the most substantial armor you have access to build and the hardest-hitting weapon you have at your disposal.

Now, when the game ends, it seems to do so abruptly, with many players wondering what it was all about. Well, for those wondering what that thing on Wukong’s head was all about, and if there are any other endings, you’ll find your answers here. We delve into the true ending of Black Myth: Wukong, explaining what it all me

Players can battle visit this hyperlink boss by climbing the stairs next to the Bounds of Deity’s Abode Keeper's Shrine and breaking the barrels on the ground next to the house that they encounter. Here is a path that fans of games with RPG elements can use to travel from the Valley of Blooms Keeper's Shrine to this checkpoint:

Players should follow the path beyond the corridor where they fought Buddha's Right Hand to reach the Lower Hollow Keeper's Shrine . Fans of games with lots of bosses should then follow these steps to find Baw-Li-Guhh-Baw:

As for the Earth Wolf's attacks , most are relatively straightforward to dodge as they have a long wind up. Your only concern, however, should be the grab attack , as it can cause a lot of hurt to the Destined One.

After activating the Estate of the Zhu Keeper's Shrine , Black Myth: Wukong players should ascend the stairs to the right and pass through the gate on the left to initiate the fight with the Second Sister.

In the words of Teddy Roosevelt, "speak softly and carry a big stick; and you will go far." While that quote references a broader view of global geopolitics and foreign policy, it's literal form uniquely encapsulates the Destined One's intimate journey. Your staff is your best friend and will see you through the most grueling fights in Black Myth: Wukong . While spells and spirits can aid you in conflict, it'll be the repeated blows and strategic strikes with your staff that'll bring down the toughest combatants.

The only weapon type available in Black Myth: Wukong is the staff. However, you can obtain more potent staves, some with unique passive effects, that'll help you with progression in the game's largely linear questline. Some staves can simply be upgraded with the right materials. Other times, rare weapons or materials for crafting weapons can be obtained through secret side questlines such as the case of collecting Buddha's eyes from statues in Chapter 2 .

Players should begin at the Petalfall Hamlet Keeper's Shrine , which is reached by following the path beyond the Valley of Blooms Keeper's Shrine. Fans should then climb the stairs that are past the checkpoint and speak with the flute-playing character at the top. After talking to that character, players should defeat the enemies in the area until they receive the Violet Hail (Key Items) and then deliver that item to the flute-playing character to initiate a battle with Daoist Mi.

While not technically a boss, the Venom Daoist has a boss-style health bar, and players will fight it twice in Chapter 4. The first encounter with the Venom Daoist occurs near the Pool of Shattered Jade Keeper's Shrine . For action game fans who have yet to find that checkpoint, here is a path to follow from the Upper Hollow Keeper's Shrine:

As a reward for defeating the First Prince, you will be given the Arhat Gold Piece, a Stone Spirit, a Yaoguai Core, and 1035 Will. You will also gain access to a hidden chamber that holds Loong Scales . Just look for the crack in the giant wall next to the First Prince's boss arena. Squeeze through that crack in the wall and you'll find a treasure chest with the scales in the back of the room.

When you are in front of the First Prince at a medium range, he will still use his Pouncing Attack and Lunging Attack, but he will also start to use his palm stomps quite a bit. The weaker slams always come as a pair. Try to time the second palm slam for a perfect dodge. If he really winds up and slams his palm down hard, he won't follow up with another. ** The speed and impact of these palm slams make them easy enough to differentiate between. However, in general, I don't think you should be spending much time at this medium range, as that is when the First Prince is at his most dangerous.**

Zhu Bajie is yet another Character in Black Myth: Wukong with a boss-style health bar, and players will fight them twice near the Hut of Immortality Keeper's Shrine , a checkpoint that can be reached by following the path beyond the Lower Hollow Keeper's Shrine . The first encounter occurs in an arena to the right of the Hut of Immortality Keeper's Shrine. The second encounter occurs while following the path to the left of the Hut of Immortality Keeper's Shrine.