You can take potshots when he breathes at his feet too, just be wary of the laser attack. Stab at his hand four or five times, retreat to his right so he does the flame down the walkway again. Wait for it, stand just across from him during the wind up and it won't hit you. His eternal battle with the dark has begun to taint him, granting him the ability to. A gigantic four-winged dragon who serves as one of the guardians of the Ringed City, Darkeater Midir continues his duty to the gods, long after their passing. I want to do the boss fight but for the first time I'm considering saying screw it and just going to NG+Įdit: Where there's a will, there's a way.įor posterity of noobs everywhere: if you just stay to his right, you can keep baiting the flame attack where he breathes fire down the path where the bonfire is. Darkeater Midir ( Yamikurai no Midir, Darkness-Eater Midir) is an optional boss in Dark Souls III: The Ringed City. Stab the hand, roll away from the purple explosion, stab the hand, stab the hand, roll away from explosion, stab stab stab stab st-SHIT I rolled off the bridge. As expected, the dragon is not easy to defeat and the entire area will pull some tricks on you. He takes a million hits from a dragonslayer spear +5 and I lose concentration and die in a stupid way almost every time. In the Ringed City Streets, you will face the first dragon of the Dark Souls 3: The Ringed City DLC. I'm not gud, but I'm competent enough to have beaten Gael in under 10 tries, so I hope it doesn't come off insincere when I say the only reason I'm having trouble knocking him off the bridge is because it's boring as fuck. I've beaten everything there is to beat in the main game and both DLCs.
