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As established, there are plenty of different ways to empower and customise The Destined One in Black Myth: Wukong, but perhaps the most impactful additions to his arsenal are Vessels. While there are only four to find, each (bar the last) is the reward for finishing an extensive optional and hidden quest l

With the game itself being so difficult at points, you can imagine what it's like trying to get every achievement. There are, of course, the standard unmissable or simple achievements everyone will get, but on the other hand, which achievements will be the most challenging to achieve on a standard play-thro

Continue along the path where the boss was located and follow the trail, defeating any enemies in your way. Eventually, you'll reach an area where you can meditate — this is the first of three Meditation Spots in the Black Wind Mountain region.

It's such a shame, that unless you know where to look, it's actually quite easy to miss Chen Loong in Black Myth: Wukong, but if you have your eyes on the ocean by the Bitter Lake, then you'll run into (as well as aggro) this overwhelmed dra

Another legendary Armor set with impressive defense stats is the Non-Pure Armor, as part of the Mud To Lotus set. Similarly to the Golden Armor, this set grants players buffs when using Spirits, as well as Transformations , among other boosts that aid in combat and survi

If you pre-ordered Black Myth: Wukong or purchased the Deluxe Edition, interact with the Shrine again, navigate to the Trailblazer's Gift tab, and claim any extra items. Be sure to equip them by opening the Equipment tab.

The most recent Journey to the West video game adaptation as of this writing is Black Myth: Wukong , which provides an alternate epilogue to the tale. Here, Wukong rejects the offer of immortality after his pilgrimage and is punished by Heaven for doing so by being sealed in stone. Since then, monkeys from Mount Huaguo have ventured out to try to revive him by collecting the 6 Relics he divided his spirit into. The latest one, armed with a staff like Wukong, is known only as The Destined

Part history, part fantasy, part comedy, and part religious treatise, Wu Cheng’en’s Journey to the West is an iconic piece of Chinese literature. Based loosely on the priest Xuanzeng’s real pilgrimage to India, it spiced up proceedings by giving the monk Sanzang three divine protectors in the river ogre Sha Wujing, the pig demon Zhu Bajie, and the magic monkey Sun Wuk

If you find the secret area, you'll immediately have to fight the Tiger Vanguard again, only this time he'll be from the past (and thankfully a bit weaker), but then through a completely different and much more obscure quest line, you'll be challenged with fighting Mad Tiger , who unfortunately might pose more of a threat. By taking down all three of these bosses, you'll get an achievement as consolat

Wait, wasn’t Mega Man: The Wily Wars just a Genesis remake of the first 3 NES games ? Well, yes. However, that was only part of the story. After beating all 3 remade games, it would unlock a new section called ‘The Wily Tower,’ where Mega Man could choose any of the weapons from MM’s 1-3 to tackle its sta

Now that you've defeated Guangzhi and acquired the Red Tiles Spell, head back to the turquoise-colored boss you previously encountered, Wandering Wight . He will be the toughest enemy you’ve faced so far. You have two options: either take on this optional but challenging boss fight guide or run past him. The latter is recommended, but don’t hesitate to give the fight a few tries, as there’s no penalty for dying .

After meditating, turn around and follow the path through the rocks. You'll soon encounter another Keeper’s Shrine. Be sure to interact with it and rest to replenish your health, mana, and healing resource, the Gourd .

Loot everything in the courtyard, including the chest, before heading through the gate in front of you. Here, you will face the final boss of this subregion, Lingxuzi — a giant, wolf-like creature that you’ll likely have to confront multiple times, as defeating him on the first try is unlikely.

In typical Gemini fashion, the Headless Monk can light up any room (or, in this case, battlefield) that they enter, and while they are borderline immature and perhaps inappropriate with their mood at times, they also have a lot more going on under the surface than they are given credit

The Yellow Wind Sage gets tricky during this first part of the fight by occasionally mixing up his combos. He can skip the second part of his typical melee combo and go right for the overhead slam, for example. It's important to watch him carefully and only attack when you've definitely got an opening (after the overhead slam and after the third wind blade, for example.) Another good time to attack would be after using Rock Solid to parry an attack, or after you knock the Sage over with a heavy attack.

The Yellow Wind Sage is your final challenge in Chapter 2 of Black Myth: Wukong , with a moveset that makes him dangerous at any distance. You'll have to find every advantage you can to come out on top against this sinister summoner of sandstorms, so let's talk strategy.