Wild Origin Boss Guide: Tutorial on Defeating the Boss in Wild Origin

Wild Origin is an SOC-type game where players not only have to survive in a post-apocalyptic future but also face the challenge of many monster bosses. Here, we share the Wild Origin boss guide, listing the bosses encountered in the game, briefly introducing their characteristics and methods to deal with them. Boss battles are one of the highlights of this game, testing the player's personal skills. If you can't beat them, you may refer to the following guide.

Ferocious Pincer:

As the first boss encountered by new players, it is not very difficult. When you first meet, the boss has only half its health, and you just need to use rolls reasonably to dodge its attacks. Once the boss is staggered, you can directly execute it. The boss's aurora skill is somewhat threatening, but it has a long wind-up, making it quite easy to avoid. If you fail mid-fight, don't worry; the boss won't recover its health when you restart the battle, so you can win through attrition.

Lightning Guardian:

Located in "Lakeview Hills," at coordinates approximately (7489, 8637), it is not a complete form, and you can defeat it with some effort. Its attack patterns are not complicated, mainly consisting of slashes and pounces. It is recommended to fight with a spear and shield. Bring food like Loli Fruits, coconuts, and roasted mushrooms, which provide health, stamina, and 4 points of continuous health recovery per second, while also triggering the Well-Fed buff for good sustainability and damage. Additionally, before challenging this boss, you can meet an NPC near the entrance of the boss area and bring him along to help attract the boss's attention, allowing you to deal damage from behind. If solo, you can block a lot of frontal damage with a shield, and if you have the resources, using a hunter's sword with a shield is also a good choice.

Maka Imprisoner · Tristan:

Located in "Split Hoof Plains," at coordinates approximately (7899, 9222), it is the final boss of this ruin and has a certain level of difficulty. It is a humanoid monster that not only works well together but also stands closely. You can use a sword and shield for melee, though it requires more skill, or you can slowly wear it down with a bow and arrow. Bring food (still the same three: Loli Fruits, coconuts, and roasted mushrooms) and a level 10 fire-attribute Maka, which has good attack and health, and is effective against the boss. The key to the sword and shield strategy is managing your shield and stamina. Pay attention to your stamina consumption. It is recommended to equip the "Blazing Slash" skill, which is effective against the boss and can work well with Maka to quickly stagger the boss. Ranged output is simpler; use Maka to draw the boss's attention and shoot from a distance.

Split Hoof Behemoth Yama:

A dominant-level Maka located in Split Hoof Plains, at coordinates (8290, 9589). The boss will charge, release laser missiles, and roar, each skill dealing high damage. Consider using a great hammer for melee or a bow and arrow for ranged attacks. By this point in the game, you should have unlocked the wind-attribute combat skill for the great hammer, which is effective against the boss. Before the battle, prepare the usual three types of food, and make sure the Maka you bring is as high level as possible to attract the boss's attention. The great hammer deals high melee damage, mainly through charged attacks. You need to find a position to charge, and when the charge reaches the flashing point, it provides invincibility, preventing interruption. At critical moments, you can take a bit of damage.

Frost Predator - Arachne:

Located in Divine Horn Woods, at coordinates (8223, 9161). This area has more exploration elements, and the boss itself is not too difficult. Still, bring the usual three types of food and a fire-attribute Maka. Use a longbow with flaming arrows; once you unlock the flaming arrow recipe, you can craft them at the crafting station. Throughout the battle, use Maka to attract the boss's attention and attack from a distance. Just be careful to avoid the boss's two ranged attacks: one is a homing missile, and the other is an ice spike attack on the ground. If the boss targets you, keep rolling to dodge until Maka regains the boss's attention. Stagger the boss twice to win.

The above is the content related to the Wild Origin boss guide. It can be seen that dealing with these bosses requires preparing food, Maka, and using appropriate strategies, paying attention to attribute advantages, and understanding the mechanics of the boss's moves. There are corresponding playstyles for both melee and ranged combat, and once familiar, they become much easier to handle. In the future, the game's public beta will introduce more bosses. If you want to see more guides, you can check them out in the Wild Origin section on 9Games.