Without this you’ll likely never do it, since you’ll always be caught off guard or expect A when he is actually doing B. This will likely take some time, so I strongly suggest seeing how I did it and trying to do the same.īefore even considering this I strongly suggest learning all his attacks. If you can do this and build towards tactics, you should be able to freeze him, ideally with the Ice Bow, deal significant damage and have two turrets that will ideally kill the adds so quickly they’ll never have a chance to damage you. For this reason I suggest trying to get the Frantic Blade and reduce your health below 50 percent. While I suggest the same basic tactics, use turrets and freeze whenever possible, this fight actually requires you to do most of the damage to him. This is probably the hardest boss to flawless, with the main issue being the adds. If you’d like to see a video of these method, it can be found under The Concierge’s cheese method. If done correctly, she will die before she does more than a couple moves. If you have the Ice Bow, use it to freeze her as much as possible and turrets to burn down her health. None of these are too bad if you pay attention, though it might take a couple tries.ĭo the same basic thing with a high tactics build. If done correctly, all you need to avoid is the chain attack, falling swords and the gold dash move. While this is going on, freeze The Time Keeper to slow their attacks down and maximize damage done. The idea is simple, use the turret to hold aggro and block throwing star attacks and debuff to increase the damage you do at range. Now, if you have a distance weapon and/or turrets, you should be able to melt him before he does anything or causes a problem.Īll you really need for The Time Keeper is one or more turrets, a ranged weapon, for said turret to have some kind of elemental damage, something to freeze them and at least the ranged weapon you have giving you increased damage for said debuff. By this I mean, if you can bring him to a specific point between roars, he will just keep roaring until he dies. While I don’t know what stun locked him, I theorize doing enough damage will send The Concierge in a roar cycle. If done correctly, you should beat him without taking a hit.
I found running from one end to the other worked well, though make sure you freeze him at the right time. Every attack is relatively easy to avoid, it’s the aura that requires good timing, enough freeze to avoid it and/or enough distance for it to not matter. Unlike the other fights, The Concierge relies more on luck than skill. Also, if nothing else, the more attack you have, the easier this is. This is less useful against one of the bosses, though it will greatly aid you during the hardest part. The absolute ideal is the Ice Bow with longer thaw, double arrows, two turrets, increase damage when near them and shorter turret cooldown. The ideal set up is something that freezes, along with high attack and three perks that further enhance your damage/ability to freeze. A longer and more comprehensive version of the build can be found here, with this guide covering the basics and core set up. While I did two of the bosses the “hard way,” a lot of this comes down to the right build. This is largely due to how easy it’s to make a mistake and the amount of time it takes for everything to go just right. Some of the scariest and least enjoyable trophy/achievements involve defeating bosses without taking damage.
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