Faint Belief: Giving Up Battle functions such as Solsbourne A title with some interesting twists and turns, most evident in the game’s first boss battle with the traitor Conrad, whom the player must defeat. This instructive-looking boss has many tricks up its sleeve to challenge players, including some tricky moves that make their attack patterns unpredictable. While not as difficult as some of the other bosses players encounter throughout the game, Conrad the Traitor is still an uphill fight that can catch people off guard during the first playthrough.
One tactic the player may want to implement before hitting the boss is to get healing fluid from enemies near the spawn point before engaging Conrad. Similar to Dragon’s Healing Pot’s ability Crouching Dragon: Fall of Kingdomhas the same gameplay as Faint Belief: Giving Up, bosses have rich healing items and become more manageable. If the player is fighting Conrad with lower gear, they may also want to explore the surrounding area for better gear.
How to defeat the traitor Konrad in Bleak Faith: Forsaken
Konrad Traitor uses a giant clay bar to attack the player in a wide circle around the boss form. A good plan for players to follow is to keep some distance when Conrad finishes with these sweeping attacks, as the boss will often swing around the blade several times before stopping. Defense is very important against traitors, as being close to the boss leaves the player vulnerable to many high-damage attacks, similar to how Elden’s ring.
A strong hit while Konrad is stopped will deal quite a bit of damage and cause the player to quickly retreat from the Traitor’s range.
When Conrad’s health loses a few hits, the boss will start using surprise new attacks. Conrad will occasionally throw a projectile that leaves an aura that lingers on the ground, draining the player’s health if they happen to be in it. A pot of this small dynamite isn’t a problem, as Conrad can easily throw it, but the long-term effect takes away the player’s control over the space around the boss arena.
The most difficult move Conrad must avoid comes from a giant jump attack that leaves a shockwave that the player cannot block. The player must jump to avoid this attack, giving them a chance to attack Conrad if they don’t get hit by the shockwave. reminiscent of tragedy dark soul As Artorias, Konrad’s ultimate comes from a small white aura that explodes from them when their health is low, dealing damage to players who get too close. Defeat the Traitor Conrad Faint Belief: Giving UpPlayers must be patient and choose their attacks carefully, and react in time to take down this boss.