Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
HOLY SHIT I'M SHAKING. I got super lucky and staggered him right as he went phase 2, but before he got the homing magic off. Then all I had to do was focus on dodging his regular swings. But damn, I've never fought Mido up front like that, I always roll around him to stop his combos early. Hitting between each attack but letting his combo continue endlessly is horrifying and super exhilarating. I couldn't believe I was doing it.
Personally I haven't found Mido hard on any of my runs of the game, but I can definitely see why some might find it difficult. His attacks are slow, somewhat delayed, very deliberate. For me, this is my favorite type of boss to find. Reminds me heavily of Nameless King (phase 2 is easily my favorite SL1 fight). Dodging should theoretically be easy with the slow attacks, but it can throw people off, leading to getting one shot. And once you're out of rhythm, it can be all downhill from there.
But for me, that took 11 attempts. Really proud of myself.
HOLY SHIT I'M SHAKING. I got super lucky and staggered him right as he went phase 2, but before he got the homing magic off. Then all I had to do was focus on dodging his regular swings. But damn, I've never fought Mido up front like that, I always roll around him to stop his combos early. Hitting between each attack but letting his combo continue endlessly is horrifying and super exhilarating. I couldn't believe I was doing it.
Personally I haven't found Mido hard on any of my runs of the game, but I can definitely see why some might find it difficult. His attacks are slow, somewhat delayed, very deliberate. For me, this is my favorite type of boss to find. Reminds me heavily of Nameless King (phase 2 is easily my favorite SL1 fight). Dodging should theoretically be easy with the slow attacks, but it can throw people off, leading to getting one shot. And once you're out of rhythm, it can be all downhill from there.
But for me, that took 11 attempts. Really proud of myself.
