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Lost Lace is the final boss

Is it generally agreed Cogwork Dancers is the best boss in the game

I went through Exhaust Organ to Bilewater but I am fairly certain it was mostly all locked off until I entered through Sinners Road.

anyway question. How do I get the 4th Pale Oil I have the reward for all fleas and the achievement. I read I need to get a quest from Bellheart but theres nothing there

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I'm really liking the Cross Stitch, so beating that Phantom boss was worth it.

I also happened to see that I just never went to the left in the Bell Beast's room in Blasted Steps, so I got the Dice. I've definitely seen a Youtube short of someone playing a fun little minigame with that corpse, so my bad lmao

Anyone know what the deal is with The Mist area? I found it and realized it was a bunch of randomized rooms but I'm not sure, like, is there something for me to do there or do I come back later?

Just go to Mount Fay and I have to say it was a beyond moronic decision to make the Claw Shot essential for traversal and then add in the fact that it costs Silk.

How youre supposed to perfectly time a claw shot while you need to wait for it to regen while also having a timer to perform those jumps is f***ing dumb

Finding fleas in Act 2. This is the first tedium I've encountered, and I've done most of the sidequests. Some of these little shits are in the dumbest spots and I'm not mad in the slightest that I'm using a guide for them.

I've been catching up on Symbalilly's playthrough and I am devastated to learn that you can learn the name of the pilgrim in Bone Bottom that gets killed by the Tyrant because I didn't do that.

Reached The Sands of Karak. This is even worse than the mount. I'm on this section right after the first bench where you have to drop down a pit, hit the seed thingy at the bottom then climb up as fast as you can and the timing is so strict. Ugh.

clockwork dancers is such a cool boss. Beautiful set piece, beautiful music and how the tempo increase as the fight goes on is cool

It doesnt mention if they are premade responses, voiced by an actor, or generated on the fly.

Anyways, wanted to scratch my Digimon RPG itch and booted up Digimon World 3. Loved it a lot when I was in high school, curious how it holds up. <_<

The problem is, I just don't think the game offers that much options to fight honestly. Dash not having i-frames alone means you're basically motivated to not fight close range against any bosses that can hit you in the middle of any animations, like jump (I know you can down dash) or just a standard attack.

I'm in Act 2 and have it.

I also looked up a few locations of some things I missed. Still need a mask shard and two spool fragments. I know one is underneath the elevator in the White Ward, but I dont know how to reach it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7sFKBuDguI
Differences. Honestly they are extremely minor stylistic stuff.

I'm pretty sure the trailer says over 400 enemies.