The Hardest Boss
We asked Gemini «In Elden Ring, especially with the release of the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, there's a good amount of discussion about which dragon boss is tougher between Dragonlord Placidusax and Bayle the Dread.
The general consensus from players seems to lean towards Bayle the Dread being the harder of the two.
Here's why:
Aggression and Unpredictability: Bayle is often described as being relentlessly aggressive, with fast movements and combos that can be difficult to read.
He has "get off me" attacks that make staying under him less of a simple solution compared to some other large dragons. Camera Issues: Due to Bayle's size and quick movements, especially when he closes gaps, the camera can become erratic, making it difficult to track his attacks and dodge effectively, particularly for melee users who try to lock on to his head.
Complex Attack Patterns: Bayle has more complex combos and moves that are both dangerous and difficult to dodge, including attacks that punish you for staying too long in certain positions (like directly underneath him). His second phase, with added lightning effects, can be visually busy and harder to parse.
Damage Output: Players often report Bayle dealing significantly more damage, even at high vigor and with good resistances, making his one-shots more common.
Lore Context (and implied difficulty): Bayle's lore states that he fought Placidusax to a stalemate, with both being severely wounded.
This suggests a comparable power level, but in terms of gameplay, Bayle seems to push players more.
Placidusax, while a formidable boss with impressive spectacle and lore, is often considered more manageable once his attack patterns are learned. His teleportation and laser attacks can be intimidating, but many players find consistent strategies for dodging them (like rolling into his lasers or hugging his back legs).»
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