Fighter Solo | Harpies Giving You Trouble? | 4 Skills for Aerial Enemies[Dragon's Dogma 2] скачать в хорошем качестве

Fighter Solo | Harpies Giving You Trouble? | 4 Skills for Aerial Enemies[Dragon's Dogma 2]

📌 Fighter Solo vs Harpy - Combat Guide – How to Deal with Aerial Enemies Effectively – For a solo Fighter without ranged options, Harpies can be especially troublesome enemies. However, by understanding their behavior patterns, they can be handled safely and consistently. ✔ Low-Flying Harpies Harpies flying at low altitude present the best attack opportunity. When their height drops, using Cloudward Slash allows you to knock them out of the air effectively. ✔ When Harpies Close in for Physical Attacks When a Harpy approaches to perform a physical attack, successfully timing a parry will knock it to the ground. Once grounded, it’s best to finish it quickly. ⚠ Important: Status Attacks & Grab Attacks Harpy status-inflicting attacks and grab attacks 👉 cannot be blocked with a shield and cannot be parried. Instead of forcing a guard, use evasion options such as dashing or spin attacks to avoid the attack first, then counter safely afterward. (In many cases, simply repositioning is enough.) ✔ Identifying Grab Attacks Grab attacks have a clear telegraph. If a Harpy violently shakes its body in midair before approaching, a grab attack is likely coming. Be ready to dodge in advance. ⸻ ✔ Dealing with Status Attacks When Harpies use status attacks, they briefly descend to a lower altitude and suffer from long recovery afterward. This creates a perfect opening to move to the side or behind them and land Cloudward Slash for a clean knockdown. ✅ Key Takeaways • Low-flying Harpies → Knock them down with Cloudward Slash • Physical attack approach → Parry, then finish quickly • Status / Grab attacks (Look for the large midair shaking motion) → Cannot be blocked or parried; evade first, then counter