KCGemini | Master Gee The Invincible + Tips (Salvador) Solo @KCGemini | Uploaded October 2012 | Updated October 2024, 11 hours ago.
In general, you will want to kill any spawning worms as quickly as possible.
Solo, you will most likely need a Bee and/or a way to slag any incoming worms.
- In order to dodge his hatchet, you'll have to be at least a certain distance or jump when you see him throw it. Jumping too early pretty much does nothing, as you'll get hit anyway. As his HP gets lower, these do get more powerful so you'll have to be careful.
- His rockets shouldn't hit you, and if they do you're probably aren't moving enough. Circle strafing should dodge the majority of his attacks.
- If at any time your health gets low you should run as far away from him/the worms as possible. Anything that increases movement speed (or failing that, HP) should be equipped on your character as going straight for DPS in this battle doesn't help.
- As for any of the pools the worms create upon death, try to absorb some of it to begin with and then quickly get off of it so Gee will then fully absorb it. It will shrink until it's barely visible when it's in the process of getting absorbed.
- Forcing Gee to melee ensures that he'll spend more time standing in one spot. Other times, he'll just start shooting rockets which pretty much guarantees he's going to fully absorb the acid.
- If two worms ever spawn (around 7:10), try to kill them as quickly as possible and absorb as much as you can from both pools. If worse comes to worse, fully absorb one of the pools. If this happens early though, you may as well restart.
- I'm mainly built for speed with a little HP regeneration. In some parts I actually try to get hit on purpose as it allows me to move much faster due to Incite. Otherwise I rely on Gunzerking to gain more speed.
- If you're wondering why I'm attacking him when he's "Invincible" is because I'm speeding up the cooldown for Gunzerking due to Get Some.
The build and weapons I use are at the end of the video.
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Youtube, we meet again.
In general, you will want to kill any spawning worms as quickly as possible.
Solo, you will most likely need a Bee and/or a way to slag any incoming worms.
- In order to dodge his hatchet, you'll have to be at least a certain distance or jump when you see him throw it. Jumping too early pretty much does nothing, as you'll get hit anyway. As his HP gets lower, these do get more powerful so you'll have to be careful.
- His rockets shouldn't hit you, and if they do you're probably aren't moving enough. Circle strafing should dodge the majority of his attacks.
- If at any time your health gets low you should run as far away from him/the worms as possible. Anything that increases movement speed (or failing that, HP) should be equipped on your character as going straight for DPS in this battle doesn't help.
- As for any of the pools the worms create upon death, try to absorb some of it to begin with and then quickly get off of it so Gee will then fully absorb it. It will shrink until it's barely visible when it's in the process of getting absorbed.
- Forcing Gee to melee ensures that he'll spend more time standing in one spot. Other times, he'll just start shooting rockets which pretty much guarantees he's going to fully absorb the acid.
- If two worms ever spawn (around 7:10), try to kill them as quickly as possible and absorb as much as you can from both pools. If worse comes to worse, fully absorb one of the pools. If this happens early though, you may as well restart.
- I'm mainly built for speed with a little HP regeneration. In some parts I actually try to get hit on purpose as it allows me to move much faster due to Incite. Otherwise I rely on Gunzerking to gain more speed.
- If you're wondering why I'm attacking him when he's "Invincible" is because I'm speeding up the cooldown for Gunzerking due to Get Some.
The build and weapons I use are at the end of the video.
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Youtube, we meet again.
![Grounded: Mantis solo [Whoa! difficulty - No damage]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/JJdoeKQ1pmw/hqdefault.jpg "Grounded: Mantis solo [Whoa! difficulty - No damage]
Official Release v1.0.1.3912
Sadly, this is way too luck-based on being reliable due to many of Orchid Mantiss attacks inflicting status effects through perfect blocks. Stacking damage debuffs makes this possible, although its *rough.*
Since theres not much of a reason for a guide, Ill tell you the many ways that this can fail:
* Pollen bouncing off a corner wall endlessly and creating a ton of lag? Have fun trying to finish the fight with the game running at 1 FPS every 2-3 seconds. Interrupting its scream stops the pollen from generating.
* Mantis does its 5-hit combo? Even with perfect blocks, youll get a bleed and a negative attack debuff.
* Mantis does its tracking overhead? It also bleeds you with a perfect block.
* Mantis does its charged overhead? You could get lucky and run away (especially if a dust cloud from the Termite Armor procs), but otherwise, it gives the negative perfect block debuff.
After doing the fight in this manner, I wouldnt mind some kind of move that had i-frames because otherwise, Im not sure what the player is supposed to rely on past getting staggers at the right moments.
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Items and Equipment:
Club of the Mother Demon (w/ Salt Upgrade and Apex Predator) - Lv. 9 (its true form gives death)
Larva Blade - Lv. 1 | Spider Fang Dagger | Widow Dagger - Lv. 8 (w/ Salt Upgrade) - Stacks poison quite well. The Widow Dagger generates a bleed stack from Assassin and can stop the Mantis from screaming due to its high attack speed.
Insect Bow - Lv. 5 - Used to shoot Super Venom Arrows and Venom Arrows, as their poison effects stack with the three previous weapons.
Thors Pendant - Some of the stats on it are helpful.
Mask of the Mother Demon (Sleek) - Poison coating + the extra poison damage from the Widow armor pieces ends up putting a massive dent in its HP bar. Poison Nova adds to this as well when it procs.
Widow Spaulder + Leggings (Sleek) - These generate extra poison damage.
Termite Armor (Sleek) - Active dust clouds slow the Mantis during its attacks, making getting away from its charged overhead much easier. It also gives you more time to recover and attack.
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Drinks and Food:
Spider Slider - For extra crit chance (+5%)
Green Machine - For faster stamina recovery (+20%)
Boost Juice - For more base stamina (+20)
Liquid Rage - For more attack (+10%)
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Mutations:
Assassin Lv. 3 - The extra bleed goes nicely with the large stack of poison.
Buff Lungs - 30 more stamina; its almost a requirement.
Coup De Grass Lv. 2 - 5% crit chance, hit hard.
Trapper Peep.R Lv. 3 - 60% more critical hit damage really shows when a crit does trigger.
Apex Predator - Turns the Club of the Broodmother into a monster, as it grants a strong stack of poison.
* Speaking of all this poison stacking, I did not find this strategy, but a Discord friend told me about it. After doing some YouTube sleuthing, I found who is most likely the owner of this information.
Credit to Paraly5er: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6YS-BHbFZw")
![Elden Ring - Death Rite Bird [Level 1 - Iron Ball / No Damage / No Torrent]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/JyF7L1yQS3A/hqdefault.jpg "Elden Ring - Death Rite Bird [Level 1 - Iron Ball / No Damage / No Torrent]
At the request of the 0seraphic, an amazing MH lancer!
Striking weapons crack its skull open like a walnut.
Equips:
Cold Iron Ball +25
Blue Dancer Charm
Radagons Soreseal
Ritual Sword Talisman
Green Turtle Talisman
Note: Sacred Order is much better than War Cry here due to the sacred affinity + extra holy damage from the AoW.")
