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Boss 5: Gelaldy, The Murderous Construct
Hugo/Nightmare Mode
Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfjut10T8wsagh6ipYE4tl4Q8YR2iBBp_
A giant door leading to the next floor of the Tower blocks Hugo's path. It opens to a giant pit of lava, the centerpiece of the Guilty Fire, and from it emerges a giant, part-mechanical beast ready to crush the intruding sorcerer into a scorching grave.
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Perhaps it was my controller, but Gelaldy actually gave me a bit more trouble than it usually does. Like with Velagunder, the Trap Mine gives Hugo the distinct advantage of more space control, and since its attacks are so telegraphed there is plenty of time for Hugo's magic to recharge.
Hugo outputs about as much damage as Yunica, so it's really only a matter of reading its attacks. The Force Shield is useful for emergencies (like getting hit by Gelaldy's fist slam...numerous times...), but I feel it's best used during the beast's laser show as the attack can catch you off guard if you try to read it the wrong way. Otherwise the Mine and Hugo's basic attack is a strong answer to everything Gelaldy does, even when it sweeps its hand across the platforms to chase you, something Yunica would have a harder time responding to. Like Yunica, Hugo can also reach its arms when they aren't actively attacking, but he can more readily do so at the cost of range.
The Celny it occasionally spews out are a bit more aggressive than with Yunica, but are just as easily dispatched, so the ball is in your own court when it comes to how efficiently Gelaldy itself gets dispatched.
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As he makes his way to the next floor, Hugo has a chance encounter with the demonic Toal. He's quick to call his brother out, ready to dispatch of him once and for all, but Toal senses that Hugo's new power is the result of a thievery and sits unfocused inside of him. Toal claims that with such an empty strength at his command, the younger Fact would only stand less of a chance than previously.
Hugo can only watch his brother walk away, briefly shaken by his words. He can only exclaim his threats to an empty audience before having to refocus on the priority: continuing the search for Lady Reah and the Black Pearl.
Game: Ys Origin
Release Date: 12/21/2006, 05/31/2012 (Steam)
System: PC (Steam)
Nightmare Mode
Recorded with Dxtory
Boss 5: Gelaldy, The Murderous Construct
Hugo/Nightmare Mode
Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfjut10T8wsagh6ipYE4tl4Q8YR2iBBp_
A giant door leading to the next floor of the Tower blocks Hugo's path. It opens to a giant pit of lava, the centerpiece of the Guilty Fire, and from it emerges a giant, part-mechanical beast ready to crush the intruding sorcerer into a scorching grave.
════════════════════════════
Perhaps it was my controller, but Gelaldy actually gave me a bit more trouble than it usually does. Like with Velagunder, the Trap Mine gives Hugo the distinct advantage of more space control, and since its attacks are so telegraphed there is plenty of time for Hugo's magic to recharge.
Hugo outputs about as much damage as Yunica, so it's really only a matter of reading its attacks. The Force Shield is useful for emergencies (like getting hit by Gelaldy's fist slam...numerous times...), but I feel it's best used during the beast's laser show as the attack can catch you off guard if you try to read it the wrong way. Otherwise the Mine and Hugo's basic attack is a strong answer to everything Gelaldy does, even when it sweeps its hand across the platforms to chase you, something Yunica would have a harder time responding to. Like Yunica, Hugo can also reach its arms when they aren't actively attacking, but he can more readily do so at the cost of range.
The Celny it occasionally spews out are a bit more aggressive than with Yunica, but are just as easily dispatched, so the ball is in your own court when it comes to how efficiently Gelaldy itself gets dispatched.
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As he makes his way to the next floor, Hugo has a chance encounter with the demonic Toal. He's quick to call his brother out, ready to dispatch of him once and for all, but Toal senses that Hugo's new power is the result of a thievery and sits unfocused inside of him. Toal claims that with such an empty strength at his command, the younger Fact would only stand less of a chance than previously.
Hugo can only watch his brother walk away, briefly shaken by his words. He can only exclaim his threats to an empty audience before having to refocus on the priority: continuing the search for Lady Reah and the Black Pearl.
Game: Ys Origin
Release Date: 12/21/2006, 05/31/2012 (Steam)
System: PC (Steam)
Nightmare Mode
Recorded with Dxtory
