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In this video, Sweet Johnny Cage delivers detailed combat strategies for defeating the Beast Men of Farum Azula in "Elden Ring." He emphasizes focusing first on the knife-throwing Beast Man using a stealth approach from a bush for an initial backstab. This triggers the aggro of both bosses, after which players should kite the greatsword-wielding boss to gain distance. The recommended way to handle the knife-thrower involves using a shield to block projectiles. Once the knife-throwing boss is dispatched, players can then concentrate on the greatsword boss, employing backstab tactics and waiting for attack openings. Additionally, the speaker outlines how to navigate an enemy with a complex attack pattern involving roars, slashes, and slams, suggesting defensive maneuvers like blocking, rolling, and counterattacking at opportune moments. Viewers are encouraged to ask questions, subscribe for more guides, and follow on social media for updates.
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In this part of the video, Sweet Johnny Cage explains how to defeat the Beast Men of Farum Azula in Elden Ring. The first Beast Man has throwing knives, and the second wields a great sword. The strategy revolves around first targeting the throwing knife boss. Initially, players should crouch in a bush until the knife-throwing boss turns away, then deliver a backstab. This will aggro both bosses. The player should kite the greatsword boss to the back of the cave, then run up to the knife-throwing boss to deal damage, repeating this process. Holding up a shield is recommended to block flying knives. After the knife-throwing boss is defeated, players can focus on the greatsword boss using backstab tactics, waiting for specific attacks to create openings.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker provides a combat strategy for handling an enemy with a specific attack pattern. The enemy has a powerful sequence that includes a roar, multiple slashes, a spin, an uppercut, and a downward slam. The speaker advises staying on the edge of the uppercut and either blocking or rolling through it, then rolling through the overhead slam and jump attack to approach and backstab the enemy. After explaining the tactic, the commentary ends, and the speaker invites viewers to leave comments for further questions, subscribe for more guides, consider channel membership, and follow on Twitter and Discord.