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Games included: Dark Souls, Dark Souls 2 Scholar of the First Sin, Dark Souls 3, Bloodborne, Sekiro and Elden Ring - เกม
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Magicat your selling out
@@DarkSlicer21 What am I selling out?
@@magicat7356 magicat I know they pay you loads and you one of my favourite youtuber also play more cuphead
@@DarkSlicer21 Yeah I don't mind doing promos, it's just a little extra work. Doesn't change my content or the passion I put into the videos.
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I'm calling it now:
10) Winter Lanterns
9) Irithyll Jailers
8) Torch Hollows
7) Frigid Outskirts Reindeers
6) Basilisks
5) Bird-dogs in Stormveil
4) Lost Izalith Dragon Butts
3) Shark Giants
2) Tower of Latria Jailers
1) Dogs (all variants)
And the "best" dog variants is a tie between Demon dogs (BB) or the Blood dogs (ER)
No brainsuckers? Those are soo enjoyable!
Just reading this comment gave me PTSD
Don't forget the bonewheel skeletons from DS1 lmao
Get out.
Honestly favorite enemies in elden ring are omens they have several fun moves they fit thematically and upon researching the lore I realize they are interesting to
Those with the swords are absolutely amazing to fight. I love their moveset so much.
And the lore is also very good.
They're probably my favorite behind the beastmen
Theyre not too spammy at least
In FromSoftware games you can find many cool enemies, but there is one, irreplaceable enemy - "woo" guy from Sekiro.
And then he appears again after ashina gets invaded but this time he explodes
I HATE the magicat type of enemy. He breaks ALL the rules of the game by releasing banger after banger and not giving a chance for the viewer to catch a break. On top of that he NEVER staggers when faced with the general popular opinion of the community (example: sharks are bad because they kill me) and provides actual good arguments to defend his point of view. Truly one of the worst enemies.
@@c9s247 ay man if you could please elaborate that would be awesome, so basically the comment is white for me and im worried do i need to update youtube or something.
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ringed knights some of the best reccuring enemies design wise imo
the dragon head shields represent how the early humans helped the gods in the war against the dragons, but gwyn feared their strength and forced humanity to live under fire, which is shown through the charred armor and the flame induced weapons. they even have the iconic dark sign on their chest, really indicating how fire surrounds every human's core, whether they like it or not
I would have the beastmen of Farum Azula in here as well. They have such a fun pattern and flow. Especially, the badass armored ones with giant cleavers
When I found out the Monstrous Crows can fake poise breaks, I was both baffled, and thinking "I hate you, but that was cool"
If you hit them again when poise broked they fall over anc actually let you riposte them
@@kixakii436yep, even a kick would take them down.
Even though I don't like to fight the enemies in DS3 as much as I do in other games, my favorite enemies are the Ringed Knights in the entire series. I really love their moveset, and I find it very satisfying to dodge. Not to mention, their armor looks so cool. I love to use their armor. Could be my favorite armor in Dark Souls 3, if not in the entire series.
Something I really like about Sekiro is that, the more you play, the more you turn into a Shura. It's like, after some point you had become so good that you start to ditch stealth and go against as many enemies as possible because you just want more fights, more aggression, more blood, and you just can't get enough of it. I don't know if in some way that's the intended experience, like a meta message of the game, or if I'm a little crazy, but Sekiro it's freaking amazing. Now, I saying all of this, it's because I fought all the interior ministry ninjas at roof of Ashina Castle and somehow defeat them all without using stealth.
Same goes for Bloodborne (more specifically NG+). After I truly mastered Bloodborne's combat, I became highly aggressive to the point of recklessness, I became brutal and hardened. That feels like the point when your character becomes blood-drunk and mad. You refuse to leave the game's world and stay in the madness of the hunt and its blood. Absolutely excelent storytelling through gameplay, even though it may or may not be accidental.
@@crabniacIn Bloodborne, the true bloodlust meta meaning is actually really cool and makes a lot of sense. The entire rally mechanic, which is one of the best mechanics in the game for most people, is centered around bloodlust. Your character gets hit and wants revenge, so if he can hit the enemy back during his blind rage, he will get some health back as he satisfied his bloodlust. Ludwig later mentions that he used the “Rally” (I think it’s called) rune, which made his bloodlust increase because it gives you more time to hit the enemy to get health back. The “Rally” rune ended up being his gateway to becoming a beast because of the increased bloodlust driving him insane.
YES!!! Give small folk some spotlight!!
Call me crazy but the variants of Crucible Knights are absolute peak, love fighting those knights.
Of course, they're amazing, but I count them as minibosses so not included.
Kinda surprised Cleanrot Knights didn't make it
Honestly, Elden ring has so many great enemies, you could make an argument that like 15 of them could be in the top 20 in the whole series.😂
More Elden Ring enemies? That would be unfair, since it has probably the highest quantity of good/great enemies, and everything before BB wouldn't stand a chance. I do agree, however, that ER, Sekiro and DS3 have the best enemy roster.
Oh shit yer right
The fact that Banished Knights and Farum Azula beastmen arent on the list shows how damn good ER enemies are
You forgot to add that the voicelines of the Old Hunters are damn great, I don't know, something about them screaming "MORE BLOOD!" is just so fitting
Yep as well as "AARRGH"
I’m glad to see the lone shadows make it on the list. They’re really fun to fight and deflecting their kick combo is so satisfying
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Nice to see someone else ranking enemies. Also I think I'm the only one who agrees with you on the sharks, I got a fair bit of hate for putting them high in my Bloodborne ranking.
Shark gang rise up
@@weebto Hell ya
I love the dual wielding greatsword ringed knight, he’s like his own mini boss. I also love the clean rot knights design
The Rotten duelist have a rare grab attack where a snake comes out the top of their helmet and bites you. Thought that was pretty cool and worth mentioning. But still, I agree the Interior Ministry Ninjas are better. Great video!
Neat format 👍 Nice way to balance the representation of games and feature some dudes that otherwise wouldn't get a look in ^^
Also Giant Sharks bein' a pick is based.
Spot on, I don't totally agree with your ds2 and elden ring selection but it's pretty much a perfect list otherwise. An unbiased one at that, too, I like it when people prioritize moveset design over aesthetics or coolness factor when it comes to boss/enemy rankings. Keep the good stuff up!
Just for fun, and for the sake of discussion, here's how I'd rank my top 3 enemies from each game (no Demon's Souls, sorry):
1. Okami warriors (Sekiro) - so much fun, really
2. Elite ministry guards (Sekiro)
3. Crucible knights (ER) - they're pretty much ER's take on the og black knights
4. Old hunters (BB) - simplistic enough, but all 3 variations are great
5. Giant sharks (BB) - wholeheartedly agreed on them being grossly overhated
6. Duelists (ER)
7. White monkeys (Sekiro) - they seem annoying at first but they're actually brilliant
8. Ringed knights (DS3)
9. Millwood knights (DS3) - the comparison to Godfrey was great lol
10. Banished knights (ER) - improved Lothric knights
11. Silver knights (DS1) - less memorable than black knights but respawning makes them better parry dummies
12. Frozen rampart golems (DS2)
13. Darkwraiths (DS1)
14. Scourge beasts (BB) - perfect introductory enemies
15. Giant crystal lizards (DS3) - a refreshing idea
16. Desert sorceresses (DS2)
17. Anor Londo sentinels (DS1)
18. Alonne knights (DS2) - at least when they don't gank you
Also shoutout to the chained prisoner from the DS1 dlc. Granted, he's more akin to a miniboss than a regular enemy but he's so easily forgotten
You actually like the desert sorcerer ? Well, for me, that would be a Hot take, but you know what is not a Hot take ? You giving shootout to the chained prisioner, really cool idea for a enemy with actual fun a Big moveset, for a ds1 enemy that is
@@jajasking9652 desert sorceresses are not bad enemies per se, they're just weirdly placed, not unlike giant sharks. I like how unique their pyromancies and grab attacks are
And yeah, the chained prisoner is fantastic imo
You didn’t give a reason for the desert sorceress but I might have an idea of why you put it in your list.
On a more serious note, do you not like the Old Hunters ? I feel like they’d make most top 10 lists. Also Executionner from BB is pretty good imo and hasn’t been mentioned in the vid or the comments.
Edit : Nevermind you included them. I’m just blind.
@@elien902 lol I get where you're coming from, but I actually just explained their inclusion. Sorceresses are among the least offensive DS2 enemies, if you will, and they're quite unique among the entire series
Old hunters are awesome. I forgot about the executioners - both the regular ones from Yharnam and the cthulhu-like ones from the hunter's nightmare are amazing enemies. In fact, I think the latter would blow most of the lower entries from other games out of the water
@@weebto yeah agreed on the executionners. Also big agree on crucible knights, surprised they don’t get a lot of love. I think they’re probably the best knights fromsoft made and that’s no easy feat. Hoping they add an uber version in the DLC as they do get kinda easy when you learn their patterns.
Interesting video concept and very well presented, cheers from Germany
Nobody belongs at the top other than the Lone Shadows. The best "common" enemy I have played in any game ever.
It really saddens me that majority of players miss the point of that massive gank encounter with the iron warriors in the Iron King DLC. The fight is meant to be a puzzle you're not supposed to brute force. You get to see the room before entering it so you can get the clear picture of what awaits you ahead and you get several explosive gremlins to use for your advantage (a couple of them can easily delete almost all the enemies in the room) as well as the access to the balcony where you can dispose of the bomb throwing soldier and then have a convenient drop at the ash idol.
With patience and strategy, you can win in this encounter without any struggle, but most players seem to have that sick urge to run through everything in a braindead way and then complain that the fights are too difficult and ganky.
Thing is, I know and have always known this, but the little guys are too awkward to herd. They're slow and unresponsive, sometimesnnot reacting and sometimes going the wrong way. It's way too hectic to patiently herd them when you have a dozen enemies ganking you. It's still a stupid way to introduce the Iron warriors.
@@magicat7356 But you don't even need to enter the room yourself and expose yourself to danger. One arrow from the balcony - and the giant will start roaming around the room, usually walking towards the shot. After that, he pretty reliably walks into the barrel imps, deleting at least a soldier or two together with him as a bonus
Lone Shadows, Banished Knights, Okami Warriors, Red Guard (Central Ministry), Old Hunters, Shark Giants, Scourge Beasts, those large axe guy variants that can buff themselves in Hunter's Nightmare, Rot Knights, Ringed Knights, Crucible Knights (if allowed, these are the best knight-type enemies ever), Beasts of Farum Azula, Winter Lanterns (fuck you, their singing and design are iconic), Caelid Dogs and Crows, Spear monks in Sekiro (love fighting these guys)... This list could go on forever, enemy and moveset design is one of Fromsoft's best qualities.
Awesome video, fantastic work magical kitten
Great video, extra points for the Hollow Knight music in the background.
I needed a magicat video today
Great Video :)
man, missed opportunity to put spear adepts from senpou temple on the list, once you figure out their rhythm they're just soo much more fun and equally challenging to fight
They're great, but poorly utilized I feel. Only appear twice, both times they're in a big group, and there's no reason to fight them, you can just stealth kill them in one hit.
In the context of Sekiro’s combat mechanics, ministry ninjas are probably my favorite regular encounters of any game.
They even have the black knight-style early game appearance in Hirata Estates where they will utterly destroy new players - that one literally taught me how to play the game.
I feel like sekiro is a bit out of place since the winners win because of the mechanics in the game while the souls games have the same controls.
Yeah I do feel I maybe should've left them out, but to be fair, most of them would lose against Ringed Knights, Duelists and Leonine Misbegottens. They don't automatically win for being in Sekiro. Its just the ministry ninjas and Okami warriors are up there as some of the best designed enemies I can think of.
@@magicat7356 That's true, don't get me wrong I liked that they were in there because it's also one of my fav games of all time but i couldn't help but notice at the last part. Both so good they were basically even but those mechanics made the difference in those 2 for me as well. And the okami warriors are the perfect enemies for sekiro because they make you use every trick in the book. But the list is randomized so off course the outcome can be a bit unfair for some enemies. Great stuff as usual tho!
Would have gone Corvian Knight over Millwood, but apart from that, nice video!
The ministry ninjas are the best enemy in any FS game, period. Deflecting every attack in that combo and finishing with the Mikiri counter is too satisfying.
My Top 10:
10. Millwood Knights (DS3)
9. Omen (Elden Ring)
8. Executioner (Bloodborne)
7. Pontiff Knight (DS3)
6. Fire/Blackflame Monk (Elden Ring)
5. Okami Warriors (Sekiro)
4. Monstrous Dogs and Crows (Elden Ring)
3. Interior Ministry Shinobi (Sekiro)
2. Old Hunters (Bloodborne)
1. Ringed Knights (DS3)
That's pretty solid
@@magicat7356 You should try going to the Blackflame Monk in front of Godskin Apostle and just dodge around him without hitting back. That guy genuinely has boss level complexity; probably has more moves and combo variations than any boss in DeS, DS, and DS2.
"Lothric Knights paved the way for Elden Ring's finest most fun enemies"
Did we play the same fucking game?
why so?
Banished knights are great and they're pretty much Lothric knights with expanded movesets
@@weebto The teleporting piece of shit in Castle Sol is one of the most annoying enemies in the series
Yeah? Banished knights and the royal knight variants are fantastic enemies
@@apehawkteleporting dual greatsword ice banished knights are too much, I agree. But every other variant I like a lot.
I would've put the banished knights up here if only for how cool and memorable the ones with powerstanced greatswords are
My Top 10
10. Albinaurics
9. Duelist
8. Lothric Knight
7. Ashina Fencer
6. Cleanrot Knight
5. Old Hunters
4. Elden Ring Knights
3. Ringed Knight
2. Ministry Ninja
1. Okami Warriors
respectable
I think that the fire prelate should be in this video they have a better moveset than a lot of ER miniboss. (They look goofy tho)
What sort of ball machine is that. I kinda want to buy it for the jiggling sound it’s makes. How much is that?
Its a bingo machine
elden ring easily has the best enemies and mini bosses the series has ever seen no contest, sekiro is the only close competition.
The knights from New Londo had the golden touch.
Dude I had the funniest and most unlucky experience with a mimic in ds2. Throughout my whole playthrough I hit every chest just in case, but the ONE time I didn't in Earthen Peak was the first ever mimic I came across
What I love about the Millwood Knights is that Herne the Hunter vibe.
They are called Misbegotten Warriors, the Leonine Misbegotten is a particular misbegotten warrior in the Castle Morne misbegottens
The old hunters will always be my favourite; their vocal lines are too good. “BLOOD, NOW”
They're a little obnoxiously loud. Not as annoying as the crows though.
@@SCCS-cq3ggafter those screaming Cainhurst ladies I feel nothing
Man those are some weird picks for best DS2 mobs. What about sanctum knights? Alonne knights? Syan soldiers? Ironclad soldiers?
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Glad to see DS1 and DeS get some recognition, even if they're old. This video was a bit messy of a format, mostly for the conclusion, but it was enjoyable and has potential for more!
I think Sekiro, by its mechanical structure, doesn't belong here, but I agree with your conclusions on that game and the list. Even if I personally believe it has far better enemies than Bloodborne, by a good margin, it is outclassed by DS3 (a bit controversial I know) and specially Elden Ring.
I agree with quite a bit of this list, i believe fat oficials deserved to be nominated, for me, is an actual decently complex enemies, for demon's souls that is, mele combos and piromancies are not too complex, but it has piromancies and mele combos at the end of the day, which is something is rare to see in a enemy of the older entries
Even the cuthullus jailers in latria 3-1 does what you said abou ambientance even better, and they are not as horrible as people says
For elden ring, i would even want to put the kaiden enemies only encounter in limgrave ( and a random one in consecrated snowfield ) for some reason, what a shame !!! Becauee those chad riding horse can attack you on, well horse, they attack in a really badass way with their fun combos, block with their sword while setting up the beggining of their combos and use war cry to become more ofensive and lastly, red guard ( mostly the gigachad mele guys with their two swords ) are better than the folders
I agree with you that okami warriors are the best group of enemies of the series, and dual greatsword ringed knights should have replaced the halflight church bossfight, becuase they are simply the best individual enemy of the series, and the overall pack barely loses agains okami warriors
Edit: i want to give shootouts to that werewolf with fire attacks in the chalice dungeons ( and one in the base game that does not respawn ) they look great, their moveset is big and is soo fun to parry them, a shame there is not some of them in the base game/DLC
The sanctum knights are my favorite ds2 enemies
I actually think perfumer and misbegotten are one of the only good ganks they play if each other well and lore wise I really like it
babe wake up, Magicat posted.
Including Sekiro is so incredibly based subscribed just for that
Today i learned you can mikiri counter that kick from the ninjas
I like your taste magicat in this video
Hmmm, no winter lanterns in bb?
Do a worst enemy vidoeo, it'd be funny
I think that is what is coming Up Next, he did Talk about doing this, but for worst ones
Get ready for it to mostly transition into a dark souls 2 list 😂
DS2 Fire Salamanders are going to be in the top 5, calling it now.
Leonine Misbegottens get destroyed by 2 handed strong attacks from straight swords though, so even on RL1 I don't see their moveset as much. The Duelists really need a buff; they have so little poise and can be backstabbed so again even on RL1 I can nuke the boss variants. I haven't gotten to Snowfield though so maybe those ones work out better.
"Difficult" doesn't equate to "good" or "fun" though. I also completed the game at RL1 but you're kinda missing the point here
No banished knights🥲. Ringed knights, millwood knight, and Omani warriors are tied for best souls enemies for me
Lothric knights were some of the coolest
Top ten raid shadow legends enemies please
Human Centipedes look like something from Callisto Protocol or Dead Space
This video format is schizophrenic and insane. Do it again
Damn this format was awesome can’t wait for it for worst bosses
The biggest flaw Elden Ring has ever made was not having mimic chests like seriously f**k those boring ass mimic slime
Where are the banished knights @
Dragon slayer armour can fake poise break
turn the music up
IT’S YA BOI
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dragonslayer armor also fakes a posturebraek
cathedral knights and winter lanterns were robbed :(
I would argue Alonne knights are far better than Darkdwellers. Yes, enemy placement sucks, but if you do 1v1, they are easily the most exciting to fight in DS2 and they look so sick
Overall, I think my favourite enemies are ministry warriors, ringed knights and old hunters. Yes, Okami warriors may be more fun to fight, but Ministry warriors are more diverse and there are more of them in the game.
Demon's souls: Red eye knights
Dark Souls: Silver knights
Dark Souls II: alonne knights
Bloodborne: Old Hunters, pthumerian knights
Dark Souls III: Ringed Knights, pontiff Knights
Sekiro: Ministry warriors, okami warriors, lone shadows
Elden Ring: crucible knights, giants with swords, golems
I personally think the misbegotten is one of the worst enemies in any video game ever. I guess we have different definitions of good, an enemy with endless combos in a game with no parry or perfect block system, doing the moveset and damage of a boss is a horrible idea for an enemy
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Bro ignored bunch of ds2 great enemies, shulva warrior, black dragon soldiers, alone soldiers etc
And desert pyromancer!!
@@mugo4581shulva warriors are used poorly. First time you fight 2, that's fine... then next room I believe has like 7?? Desert pyromqmcers suck. Who are black dragon soldiers? Alonne soldiers make for two of the worst sections in rhe game, run back to smelter and sir alonne. On their own they don't do much more than just run up to me and die.
@@magicat7356 I could be wrong, but I', guessing the "black dragon soldiers" are the knights you fight on the descent down to Elana and Sinh. Unless they mean the Drake Keepers (which were included in this video), idk what else they could be referring to
Do top 20 worst
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I would have put leonine in my top 10 least favorite enemies they are just annoying and the ones in haligtree have to much hp. Sekiro also shouldn't be included as it Is a completely different type of game and much more focused on movesets than ds/elden ring.
Drake knights are the prototype for all the BS enemies in elden ring.
Idk…. Thé albinaurics?
Hey Magicat on the regions rankings list you forgot to put the academy of raya lucaria. That's a region
He was only talking about the open world areas where you can use torrent
That is exactly the opposite of a region and he has explained it like 5 times
He also forgot harvest valley
it was a joke you bozos
'Leonine misbegotten > Gael'
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P.S where dual sword interior ministry
They'd be my number 4th favorite, so narrowly missed a spot.
Ninjas top enemy, on that we can agree
1) Ministry Ninjas (Sekiro)
2) Okami Warrior - Lightning Katana Variant (Sekiro)
3) Interior Ministry Red Guards and Elites (Sekiro)
4) Nox Swordstress - Grounded and Ant-mounted Variants (Elden Ring)
5) Ringed Knights - Spear and Duo Greatsword Variants (DS3, 2nd DLC)
6) Volcano Manor Manserpent - Non-flaming Whip Variant (Elden Ring)
7) Millwood Knights (DS3, 1st DLC)
8) Caelid Birds (Elden Ring)
9) Old Hunters (Bloodborne DLC)
10) Shark Giants (Bloodborne DLC)
Sekiro is PEAK enemy design.
Chad of Astora madde a great video about Sekiro non-boss enemies.
I still believe that magicat is a clumsy femboy change my mind
I'm EXTREMELY clumsy. I dunno about femboy though
One thing that I both love and hate about Lothric Knights is how unpredictable they are with their shields. You simply don't know when they will counter attack which makes their fights infinitely more stressful, sometimes they will eat 3 attacks and just look at you, sometimes they'll retaliate after one, and they will shield bash you in the face if you try to flank them.
There is so much versatility in their defense, something that was entirely lost with some later enemies, the most egregious example being Elden Ring's Crucible Knights. These guys are so predictable and mechanical in their movements that they feel like modern DS2 knights rather than enemies from the latest entry. It's especially stupid when they start to turtle and you know that after a single hit they will try to counter via shield bash but it's so slow you can strafe it and get free hits in... sometimes 4 times in a row. The introduction of guard counters in general made the enemies in Elden Ring look less advanced because they just do it whenever they block an attack, there is no unpredictability anymore.
Winners
DeS: Blue/Red eyed knight(Won against itself bruh)
DS: Mimic, Black Knight
Ds2: 0 won lmao
BB: Owl Hunters, Scourge Beast
Ds3: Ringed Knight(Won against itself bruh........)
S: Ashina Fencer, Okami Warrior, Interoir Ministary Ninja
ER: Nox Swordtress, Leonine Misbegotten
RSL: Raid Shadow Legends
Ded enemies
DeS: Man Centipede, Black Skeleton
DS: Dark wraiths
Ds2: Darkdweller, Iron Warrior, Drakekeeper(Lost every round, L)
BB: Giant Shark
Ds3: Lothric Knights, Millwood Knight
S: Never lost wtf?
ER: Monstrous Dog(and Crow), Duelist
I like how you refer to the Sharks as being early Elden Ring enemies, when most Elden Ring enemies are enemies that should be in Bloodborne, not Dark Souls 4
That sounds an awful lot like skill issue to me
@@magicat7356 I’ve beaten the game 7 times on multiple builds, so please don’t insult me like that, especially without any provocation.
It’s Not an issue with skill, but in my 1st playthrough I felt the enemies were just too aggressive, even more than a lot of bloodborne enemies. I just felt like enemies such as Remnants, giant crows and Grafted Scions would be better suited to the fast gameplay style of Bloodborne over the clunky style of Elden Ring. I felt the exact same about the Pontiff Beasts in DS3.
Sorry for sharing my opinion, I won’t bother you by watching anymore of your videos. Thank you and take care.
I didn't insult you, I said it sounds like a skill issue. Which it does.
@@drfabulous2804 Disagreeing is not an insult. And, from some people's experiences, these enemies aren't the worst nor the most unfair thing in a ARPG or Soulsborne.
No Dark Souls 2 has the best enemies
Fuckin what? Most of them are janky, with AI that either home in on you like missiles or forget where you are, even if you're in front of them. Most of them are ganks which ruin any intrigue. Hardly any of them are memorable for good reasons, either.
as a certified ds2 lover, this is a rare zote L
Lmao no they suck. The one enemy I enjoy fighting would be the frozen rampart golem from crown of the ivory king), I was surprised not to see him on magicat's list. Alonne knights are also decent as long as you don't get ganked by a whole ass army of them (which is unfortunately the case 95% of the time lol). The desert sorceress are also quite... unique, for lack of a better term
@@Clarity_Control nuh uh
@@swag_tortoise false DS2 fan. You should defend the game with your life
don't care play ds2
No way Old hunters won🤦♂️