The one who gave the six Senses of the Great Sage to the different bosses of the game was Erlang Shen , but he didn’t do that out of spite. He knew that one day, a monkey would rise and claim them back , gaining Wukong’s power little by lit

After completing the second encounter with Zhu Bajie, players should continue following the path to reach the Gathering Cave Keeper's Shrine . The Violet Spider is in an arena just beyond that checkpoint.

There is, however, one thing the Destined One doesn’t inherit: the Golden Headband . This head accessory simply falls to the ground, but it is picked up by the elder monkey from the beginning of the game, and he places it on the head of the Destined

The very first transformation you unlock all the way in the early hours of Chapter 1 is Red Tides after you beat Gunagzhi. It's an apt reward for beating one of the harder bosses of this chapter, but it also might trick you into thinking that transformations are a lot more common, when if you're not paying attention, you might not get another one until the end of Chapte

Now, when the game ends, it seems to do so abruptly, with many players wondering what it was all about. Well, for those wondering what that thing on Wukong’s head was all about, and if there are any other endings, you’ll find your answers here. We delve into the true ending of Black Myth: Wukong, explaining what it all me

Likely the easiest optional transformation you can unlock is Azure Dust during Chapter 2, but that doesn't mean that he isn't hard to miss if you don't know where you're looking. After completing a simple fetch quest for the Man-in-Stone, you'll have an easy boss fight against him and be rewarded with a transformat

I fought him while wearing the Ebongold armor set , and it seemed up to the task of providing enough defense to survive even the heaviest blows. However, I fought him using the Twin Serpent Staff despite the Wind Bear Staff being available, and I definitely felt like I was doing a pretty piddly amount of damage - I'd recommend using the Wind Bear Staff if you want things to go more smoothly. I would also recommend that you have the Pillar Stance unlocked. It'll make it easier to land big hits when The First Prince is left vulnerable but too far away to hit with a melee attack (which will happen frequently).

The player now needs to face Wukong once again , and the scene after the fight plays out in a similar fashion. Yet, as the elder monkey approaches with the Golden Headband, the Destined One opens his eyes , and an animation starts showing the story of Wukong in reverse : from his death at the beginning of the game to the moment he left to face off against the celestial for

Zhu Bajie is yet another Character in Black Myth: Wukong with a boss-style health bar, and players will fight them twice near the Hut of Immortality Keeper's Shrine , a checkpoint that can be reached by following the path beyond the Lower Hollow Keeper's Shrine . The first encounter occurs in an arena to the right of the Hut of Immortality Keeper's Shrine. The second encounter occurs while following the path to the left of the Hut of Immortality Keeper's Shrine.

After the fight, you'll have the option to use this transformation formally, called Umbral Abyss , and it's a lot more fun to use when you know the intricacies of controlling Macaque Chief. His frost-infused attacks are quick and deadly, and he can even heal himself, making him one of the sturdier transformation opti

Now that the Destined One has the Golden Headband, they too are subdued and unable to stand against the heavenly kingdom. The elder monkey might have been an agent of the heavens all along , ensuring that Wukong remains fully sea

Each stance has its own skill tree complete with unique talents and skills that offer both active and passive abilities to enhance combat. Gain sparks to upgrade these trees through various means such as combat, exploring, finding meditation spots , etc. The skills available to unlock for each staff stance skill tree are summarized below:

So, let's put all the above information together for you. Your strategy for beating the First Prince is pretty simple: You're going to want to bait out his lunging attacks, and then pile on the damage when he is vulnerable. Once you have done that, stick close to him, and try to circle around journey To the west game his backside. Now the only attack you'll have to worry about is his tail swipe. Every time he gains a little distance, close it.

The final range is up close and personal. If you are right up next to him, the First Prince only has a handful of attacks, and they aren't particularly scary. **Circle around to his backside, and you will only need to worry about his tail swipe. ** This attack is highly telegraphed (with a butt waggle) and easy to dodge. If you are close to one of the First Prince's arms, he'll swipe at you with a backhand. This is another pretty clearly telegraphed attack, so, if you see him raising the back of his hand, get ready to dodge.