When I watch someone beat these bosses, it looks so much easier than it actually is. Everything just looks so much slower that I feel like I could easily beat them no problem. Then I play whatever game I'm watching and get to that boss and it's so much faster than I thought it would be and I end up dying a lot. It's like when I'm playing I try to go too fast and end the fight as quick as possible and that's what gets me killed. For some reason I can't just take my time and take what the boss gives me.
Worth remembering that the videos you watch of these plays are tirelessly worked towards, constant repetition, learning the boss' movesets, the timings and strategies required for them, and what's going to put them down the fastest. Don't stress over doing bad, you'll ruin the game for yourself if you constantly try to envision yourself playing at standards like this vid. Take your time and enjoy the fights, suck a little bit, have your comeback, if you're committed enough to being this good, just keep playing, you'll amaze yourself how much your muscle memory and know-how of the game starts to reflect in your playstyle.
I know I'm way late for this, I just took notice of this comment. But, just like the other comment said, it's a matter of practice and learning the bosses patterns, it's something takes a little bit of time, but not at lot. Trust me, when it came to Blasphemous I really sucked at fighting its bosses. In fact, I didn't even bothered with the Sacred Sorrows when I first beat the game in 2021, and it wasn't until around the time I recorded this video that I gave them a shot.
This also has something to do with anxiety. I, as an anxious person, struggle with bosses sometimes... specially in the fight against Crisanta (with 2 phases), as you can rarely attack her, while needing to parry 90% of the whole fight 😅 I only beat her because I was weirdly calm at the time, with no expectations of winning, at all, because this one is truly a test of your patience. But anyway, it's only a matter of time and practice, and by that I mean each one having their own special time with the game, to fully master it. It's truly a Spiritual Journey ❤
La verdad que tengo 40h y nunca supe para que servia el modo "Sagrados Pesares". Gracias por explicarlo, muy buen gameplay no quiero imaginar la dificultad de estas peleas :))
@@SpL_13 thats makes sense since they're a DLC boss, was it the projectile spam or the boss overall? personally i find tres angustias the hardest boss, which is strange since its an early game one
@@HornetSilksong1232 She's really fast and does a ton of damage. As for the Tres Angustias, it's not that strange. I think the community kinda agrees that it's a boss where things could get a little complicated if you let them overwhelm you, especially if you try to heal at wrong time.
The Amanecidas appear only in New Game + (you have to "ascend" your save file). Other bosses like Sierpes and Isidora are part of the True Ending route, although I don't remember if they were strictly bound to said path
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When I watch someone beat these bosses, it looks so much easier than it actually is. Everything just looks so much slower that I feel like I could easily beat them no problem. Then I play whatever game I'm watching and get to that boss and it's so much faster than I thought it would be and I end up dying a lot. It's like when I'm playing I try to go too fast and end the fight as quick as possible and that's what gets me killed. For some reason I can't just take my time and take what the boss gives me.
Worth remembering that the videos you watch of these plays are tirelessly worked towards, constant repetition, learning the boss' movesets, the timings and strategies required for them, and what's going to put them down the fastest. Don't stress over doing bad, you'll ruin the game for yourself if you constantly try to envision yourself playing at standards like this vid. Take your time and enjoy the fights, suck a little bit, have your comeback, if you're committed enough to being this good, just keep playing, you'll amaze yourself how much your muscle memory and know-how of the game starts to reflect in your playstyle.
I know I'm way late for this, I just took notice of this comment. But, just like the other comment said, it's a matter of practice and learning the bosses patterns, it's something takes a little bit of time, but not at lot. Trust me, when it came to Blasphemous I really sucked at fighting its bosses. In fact, I didn't even bothered with the Sacred Sorrows when I first beat the game in 2021, and it wasn't until around the time I recorded this video that I gave them a shot.
This also has something to do with anxiety. I, as an anxious person, struggle with bosses sometimes... specially in the fight against Crisanta (with 2 phases), as you can rarely attack her, while needing to parry 90% of the whole fight 😅
I only beat her because I was weirdly calm at the time, with no expectations of winning, at all, because this one is truly a test of your patience.
But anyway, it's only a matter of time and practice, and by that I mean each one having their own special time with the game, to fully master it. It's truly a Spiritual Journey ❤
La verdad que tengo 40h y nunca supe para que servia el modo "Sagrados Pesares". Gracias por explicarlo, muy buen gameplay no quiero imaginar la dificultad de estas peleas :))
Congrats, very good run 👏
Your spacing in Quirce was fantastic
I can feel your pain while doing this
My best is 23 minutes, using full setup for
Amazing.
incredible job! which boss would you say was the hardest to master/ do in this challenge?
Definitely Isidora
@@SpL_13 thats makes sense since they're a DLC boss, was it the projectile spam or the boss overall? personally i find tres angustias the hardest boss, which is strange since its an early game one
@@HornetSilksong1232 She's really fast and does a ton of damage.
As for the Tres Angustias, it's not that strange. I think the community kinda agrees that it's a boss where things could get a little complicated if you let them overwhelm you, especially if you try to heal at wrong time.
i really need a 150 save like urs :(
You can do it much faster with some other damage & speed item build.
kinda late to the party here but how do i unlock this sorrow? i've gotten all endings and completed all other stages but it still aint unlocking
I don't remember correctly, I think you have to beat all previous Sorrows
All other sorrows in true torment maybe
How the hell does your prayers do such massive damage
The Drop of Coagulated Ink (one of the rosary bead I have equipped) grants 100% prayer damage bonus
@@SpL_13 That's fucked up my prayers barely do any damage with the ink
@@myaccountgotbannedsoimause2548 Oh, and I also used the Smoking Heart of Incense, which also grants 100% prayer damage bonus
I have completed the game But I didn't some of the bosses how ?
The Amanecidas appear only in New Game + (you have to "ascend" your save file). Other bosses like Sierpes and Isidora are part of the True Ending route, although I don't remember if they were strictly bound to said path
Cómo se desbloquea el modo?
How can I unlock this mode?
WHY I DIDN'T RECORD IT!? I FINISHED IN 28 MINUTES XD
pog, really?
With a risky build, you do it at < 20 minutes - but will die a lot trying to do it :D