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In Upper Cathedral Ward I just found the mummified dude, did the Make Contact move a few times, nothing happened, left.

 

I haven't actually played since. I presume the real boss on the Catherdal's ground floor past all the hounds

 

 

 

 

Do you have to kill them to get it?!

 

And I thought we needed all three items for the "true" ending

 

 

loving the use of code to get all this across when we have spoilertags and clearly nobody else on the forum gives a shit

 

 

Yeah. I was being lazy at first because I was on my phone.

 

 

You find one cord in the real hunter's dream. One for beating the wetnurse. One for killing Iosefka after beating Rom. One for killing Arianna's baby.

Since you only need three, you can kill Iosefka before beating Rom for a sweet rune that gives you QS bullets when you visceral.

 

 

Cool, thanks.

 

Don't think I've found the real hunter's dream yet, but I will. Also Arianna's baby? Who wha?

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In Upper Cathedral Ward I just found the mummified dude, did the Make Contact move a few times, nothing happened, left.

 

I haven't actually played since. I presume the real boss on the Catherdal's ground floor past all the hounds

 

 

 

 

Do you have to kill them to get it?!

 

And I thought we needed all three items for the "true" ending

 

 

loving the use of code to get all this across when we have spoilertags and clearly nobody else on the forum gives a shit

 

 

Yeah. I was being lazy at first because I was on my phone.

 

 

You find one cord in the real hunter's dream. One for beating the wetnurse. One for killing Iosefka after beating Rom. One for killing Arianna's baby.

 

Since you only need three, you can kill Iosefka before beating Rom for a sweet rune that gives you QS bullets when you visceral.

 

 

Cool, thanks.

 

 

Don't think I've found the real hunter's dream yet, but I will. Also Arianna's baby? Who wha?

 

 

I see, you can get to it

after Vicar Amelia.

 

 

As for the other thing... 

she pops downstairs after you beat Rom.

 

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After posting that I decided to give it a try, ended up summoning someone, though they died when

she/it started to sing and move really REALLY fast. :P Also, was that Amygdala in the altar? Or just something that looks like it? :P

 

 

To get to the boss in the Upper Cathedral Ward you have to go past the werewolves to the main entrance (where you also open a nice shortcut leading back to the lamp), then up some stairs. :P Don't forget to pick up the Cosmic Eye hunter badge in a corridor to the left (left if you're going in from the shortcut, otherwise it's the right one) of where the werewolves are, near one of those brainsucker enemies.

 

Also, Arianna's baby shows up after Micolash, she starts acting weird after Rom, then, when you defeat Micolash you can find her downstairs. :P

 

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Focus on the one with only a sword first. He's the easiest to parry, but do keep in mind the second swordsman's placement. Lure those two further away from the third who only casts fireballs. Once you've taken out the first with a few good parries, the other swordsman is basically the same tactic. The fireball guy then becomes a piece of cake as he's all alone.

 

Did it first try, though I won't lie that they almost got me once.

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Logarius is tenacious when he gets you off guard. I'm sure I said this earlier in the thread, but I was probably two hits away from finishing him and he walloped me. The next time I got him, but he will stagger you like crazy if you create the opening.

 

I actually beat Rom on my first attempt though. If you face him in a Chalice Dungeon though, he's a bastard because you're in a smaller place and with pillars. If there's one thing I can brag about playing Bloodborne, it's that I can dodge. All the ice and spiders barely touched me, and with my trusty Rifle Spear, those spiders were less difficult. Still a pain no matter how you face them.

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On my first playthrough, I got Rom on my first try

 

On my second playthrough, it took like 7-8 tries. It was insane. Cane really isn't good against him. Tonitrus helps but not that much.

 

He's such a dick and such a pain of a boss. There are a handful of bosses in the game who plain aren't fun and are just a chore.

 

Amygdala is pretty great, though, enjoy.

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Just didn't feel like there was a "way" to do it. Took out the babies for stage one, so that I had a clear crack at the mother. For stage two/three (depending on whether I managed to skip stage two), just went hit and run. But it felt scrappy and unsatisfying. Unlike Logarius, who was tough, but with experience and parrying, there was a repeatable system to it.

 

Rom far and away the "worst" boss in the game. Just feel like I got lucky with ice rain and spider jumps. *shrug*.

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  • 2 weeks later...

I finally got to the second lamp. Respawning enemies is a dick move. The game has spent all this time teaching me to take my time, kite enemies, etc. and now it's telling me I've got to try and blow through as quick as possible. Very frustrating.

 

The first section, where you have to run down the stairs is so tight the number of times I got ganked because I got stuck on a piece of rubble, or couldn't roll between enemies! Ugh!

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