Out of the bosses in Set 2, this is the easiest to handle (at least in my opinion). Overall, the Cigar shouldn't give you too much problems. They're a little slower than those (and the space is a little more limited). These will arc similar to the fireballs during the final phase of the Captain Brineybeard boss fight.
A jump and a dash will get you over quickly and safely. The cigar is going to reappear on the opposite platform. Cigar Swap - When the cigar turns to ash and falls into the ashtray, this will be your signal to move over.You'll need to time your jumps to avoid them as you switch sides. They don't do much besides going straight up. Cigarette Bats - These will just be coming up from the middle.
You will be switching between the two while avoiding the attacks: There are platforms (ashtrays) on either side of the stage for you to stand on. There's a lot more going on than the Poker chips, but it's still not too bad. The Cigar boss would be my second choice for which boss to tackle in set 1. The dash will stop your rise or fall and only move you horizontally. For this, I'd suggest jump and dash through. some above and some below with a window between them). The only formation that can be difficult here is when you need to pass between chips (i.e. If the bottom two chips are not coming over, you can duck whatever is passing by. Sometimes you'll need to jump over and other times go under the chips. His one attack is to space himself out and move to the opposite side of the screen. His hit box is the blue set of chips on top. He has 3 sets of chips (red, yellow, and blue). Out of the 3 opening set bosses, Poker Chips is likely the simplest of the 3. If I rolled a 1 by accident, I automatically restarted and tried again to just get to the 2 or 3 spot boss. I found Squares 2 and 3 to be a lot less hectic and more my speed for fighting. I personally skipped this space every time. Therefore, the fight will get simpler as you continue to work through it. You need to just get out from under its position to avoid the hit.Īs you knock out one of them drinks, their attack will not continue. Bottle - Booze will come flying up out of the top of this enemy and come down onto you.You need to jump over it to avoid this attack. Shot Glass - The short shot glass will periodically tip over and spill himself on the platform.Periodically, the bats will shoot their pit eye at you. Martini Glass - The Martini glass will release an olive bat that will fly above you.The drink trio has 3 attacks tied to each of them specifically: They are much closer to the Run and Gun bosses in their difficulty. Attack variety and health are not quite as large as the typical fights. These bosses are much simpler than the typical ones you faced up to this point. What follows here is a rundown of the 9 space bosses and King Dice himself. Additionally, if for some reason you do hit this square, it will turn into a "Clear" square if you land on it. You could land on those squares again and not have to fight a single new boss while you get back to the square. The bosses you already cleared will not revive and those spaces will now technically be "free" as well. This square will only put you back to the beginning. I will say that if I rolled a 1 to start then I automatically restarted, but this is all just my experience.Īdditionally, the Return to Start square, while annoying, is not a huge problem (at least not as huge as it might sound). These are just my preferences and not rules to play by. Safety or you could land directly onto Square 4.In general though, you need to fight one from each set of 3 bosses (1 from 1-3, 1 from 4-6, and 1 from 7-9). For example, I had to avoid Square 1 (The Alcohol Trio). As you get a feel for this level, you'll begin to figure out which ones you're better against and which ones to avoid. Realistically, this means you need to fight a minimum of 3 bosses to reach King Dice.
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