Astuces Nioh 3 - Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings Boss Fight (No Damage)

Nioh 3 - Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings Boss Fight (No Damage)

Nioh 3 - Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings Boss Fight & Location (No Damage Taken / Dodge Focused) / Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings No Damage Boss Fight Guide No Hit Dodge Focused / Tutorial / How To Beat Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings Nioh 3 / Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings Location. Just a quick video showing the Takeda's Four Heavenly Kings boss fight in Nioh 3 on PC, 4k 60FPS Max Settings on RTX 4090. Details below. 00:00 - Naito Masatoyo 00:50 - Kosaka Masanobu 01:39 - Baba Nobuharu 03:07 - Yamagata Masakage 04:34 - Takeda Shingen 06:14 - Build I'm not sure whether to count this as 1 or 5 bosses, but considering they all respawn when you wipe and only complete at the end, I think it's fair to count it as one. I was a little worried when I realised that it was effectively a boss gauntlet, but with the experience I had from the previous bosses, being a bit over level (70) which naturally happens if you're exploring, and Tonfas being absolutely crazy for ki damage and staggering bosses, it wasn't too bad at all. The worst part was trying to deal with Yamagata's fire phase and not getting hit by the lingering fire in the awkward room if he got stuck on pillars. The first two bosses can be stunlocked the entire time so they may as well not exist. The other bosses were just punishing the big openings and using Devastation for massive ki damage. I showed the build at the end of the video this time too. I won't be including it in every video (as from experience it turns into the sole focus of the video), but I figured it made enough of a difference here to warrant including. The plan is to cover Nioh 3 like I normally would for similar games, doing all bosses no damage and post them along the way. I'll post location guides if I feel they're helpful, but I'll be mostly be focusing on the boss fights. I'll be using a dodge focused approach instead of parrying where I can, as I enjoy the playstyle more, and I've always felt like it's more helpful to show how to handle the attacks reliably from a dodging perspective as a guide, instead of just to parry at the right time. I'll probably be focused more on Ninja style because of that. As this is my first Nioh game, I won't be too familiar with how the overall systems and gameplay works, so any feedback or tips is always welcomed. I'm looking forward to having a new game to play though. After playing more, there are a lot of straightforward mini bosses or NPCs fights that count as "bosses" in the game. I was going to skip these and leave them for the final Nioh 3 All Bosses No Damage compilation, however I'll still be posting these individually purely as a location guide for people searching for individual bosses over time. Due to the nature of these fights being very easy, a lot of them will be quick fights where they don't take long at all, and are usually stunlocked throughout them (especially as humanoid fights are prone to being stunned by martial art chaining). Rather than trying to pick and choose which bosses are worth slowing down for, or a showcase each of their movesets for a fair fight, I think it's just better to blast through them and have those videos being purely focused for showing the map location at the end. The main bosses will make up for it anyway. Nioh 3 playlist (All Bosses No Damage & Guides): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWOYpP6sq1Fu9qLH4KXt-pQEuAQmmuYXV PC setup: Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL, Corsair AX1600i, MSI MPG X870E CARBON WIFI, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420, MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X 24G, 64GB G.Skill Trident Z5 DDR5-6000 CL30, 5x Arctic P14 PWM, Crucial T705 2TB, Samsung 990 Pro 2TB, 8TB Samsung 870 QVO ================================================== SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/esoterickk?sub_confirmation=1 BECOME A CHANNEL MEMBER HERE: https://www.youtube.com/esoterickk/join Thank you so much for your support!

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