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Taking the form of the Yin Tiger, players must defeat this boss in Black Myth: Wukong , to obtain this Transformation. He can be confronted in Chapter 3, upon completing Chen Loong's side quest , which can be followed by using Game Guides Channel 's visual walkthrough on YouT

Sun Wukong's three-eyed rival is every bit as challenging as you'd think he would be (it's always the humanoid bosses who have to worry about). He's truly a test of everything you've learned throughout the game and perhaps the most satisfying to finally get the chance to take d

While you have the option to do a bit of grinding, there is only so much you can do to improve at this point in the game, making the Whiteclad Noble one of the most stalwart roadblocks this early on in the g

Approaching a valley, which is almost as wide as the player's screen and that looks like a walkway to a new area, the player is suddenly and abruptly hit by an invisible barrier, preventing them from going any further. Despite their best efforts to circumnavigate it, they found it's truly a dead end and just one of the many examples of this issue within the g

There are quite a few items and buffs to unlock that make these duplicates more powerful, which means you can commit a fair portion of your build into making these soldiers borderline unbeatable, but the main trade-off for the power of this ability is its high Mana cost. This means it can be fantastic for shorter bosses or even standard enemy encounters, but in longer boss fights, you might need to focus more on saving Mana for other abilit

However, while the game is already a critical and commercial success, there have been some major bugbears for players, most notably the invisible walls that plague the world. This has led to a flurry of player complaints onl

Another issue that hampers exploration in Black Myth: Wukong is the abundance of invisible walls , which break immersion and make navigating the game world even more difficult without a map. Frequently, players find themselves unable to progress despite the environment appearing passable. Conversely, some players might dismiss certain pathways, assuming they lead nowhere, only to miss out on hidden treasure chests or secret areas. This inconsistency makes exploration in Black Myth: Wukong occasionally feel lackluster, leading players to wonder how much better the experience could have b

Luckily, this massive beast is not too much of a challenge, especially since you'll get some help from the Yellow Wind Sage in the latter half of the fight. However, the difficulty is not what makes this boss impressive; instead, it's the spectacle and scale of the encoun

Invisible walls are nothing new in video games. They've been around for years, preventing players from reaching areas and locations they're not supposed to. Not many are as frustrating as Black Myth: Wukong's, howe

While it's unrealistic to expect the removal of all invisible walls or significant changes to the environment's design in a game as large as Black Myth: Wukong , Unreal engine 5 gameplay a mini-map that highlights actual routes and dead ends could provide a simple solution. This would ease exploration, especially for completioni

Compared to previous bosses, Tiger Vanguard has an incredibly varied moveset, and with the speed of his actions, you'll be forced to learn his patterns to even stand a chance of survival. Getting a new spell makes it all worthwhile once you finally beat him, but he still remains one of the trickiest hurdles to overc

This powerful Transformation allows you to build up Scorch Bane, while continuously slashing at enemies, or using dash attacks , with a fiery double-sided blade, as you build up Focus points. This resource is the backbone of your Heavy Attacks and must be built up during combat. When your Focus is full, you can dodge in any direction to unleash a powerful new move, giving you an edge in bat

Whether you enjoy Rock Solid will massively depend on your play style, and you'll keep it equipped depending on whether you're willing to go to the effort to absolutely master it, or if not, you'll likely want to keep the other option equipped in the same s

By all accounts, Black Myth: Wukong has been a resounding success. It smashed the record for most concurrent players in a single-player game on Steam , beating the four-year-old record set by Cyberpunk 2077 , sold ten million copies in three days , and scored a very respectable 81 on Metacritic . Not bad for a studio's debut g

Black Myth: Wukong features excellent character progression, offering several distinct skill trees for staff stances, various spells and transformations, celestial medicine passive buffs, and more. What's even better is that each of these systems is highly flexible, allowing for unlimited respecs with little to no penalty whenever players want to try something new. However, for some reason, this flexibility doesn't extend to the Spirit Cultivation system. Once players upgrade certain Spirits (and there are many), they cannot reclaim the resources spent to invest in newer opti