#Bonfire peaks platforms code#

Equip a melee weapon and use a plunge attack (mashing the attack button or holding it works, just make sure you give the game half a second after falling to recognize it) - the dragon is dead! Just ensure that his head is lowered before you jump, ideally after one of its fire breath attacks.Īfter the fight you will be instantly transported to the next area, with a bonfire right in front of you. Look straight ahead at the ladder on the far side of the fortifications with two bandage foes at it - that's your destination.Ĭlimb the ladder, then veer left right above the Wyvern's head. Ignore all of the bandaged enemies as they're just fodder, and keep making your way upwards in the closest tower. Instead, immediately run forward after entering the room and veer left - you should have time to get there while he's making his grand dramatic entrance. If you're so inclined, the Wyvern is weak to lightning, is prone to arrow fire, and can be chipped at by a melee weapon at his feet - but you will do so little chip damage that the encounter will take a long while to best. Tactics: Like Yhorm the Giant what seems like a daunting affair is primarily a gimmick-based boss. Short version: Chip at him with ranged attacks or use the gimmick. Otherwise, go into the castle and into the fog door to trigger a relatively easy boss fight. It's a straight shot from here to the boss, but if you like, you can take a slight detour for a Titanite Chunk. Turn around and veer right for two Homeward Bones, then go up the next hill and turn left to find a nice bonfire. Walk straight to pick up a Soul of a Weary Warrior, then up the hill to the right for a Lightning Gem. I am not a native speaker, sorry for my long-winded words.The path is very linear from here. So the action legitimacy judgement here is depended on the certain max intersection volume during the turning(If this is true, that will be insane and self-consistent), or this is just a certain rule about certain situations.

#Bonfire peaks platforms code#

I am trying to do some calculation about the max intersection volumes during these two situations, but I can not figure it out, maybe I'll try to write some code to calculate later. Intuitively the situation in the second figure has a bigger max intersection volume, though the gap is extremely subtle. But why one is permitted while another is prohibited. The max intersection volumes of voxels during these two turning have only slight differences. This makes me so confused! These two situations look like almost the same. Try to turn right(press the up arrow on the keyboard) but it's prohibited! I am satisfied with the rule of voxel overlap until I met these two situations. Even the overlap can be as big as almost one whole voxel. I know that the voxels of the wall is allowed to overlap temporarily during the turning in the world of Bonfire Peaks. The most physics rules in the world of Bonfire Peaks is brilliant and satisfying, I can explain what happened in any situations using a self-consistent system.īut I just can't explain the action of holding a two-voxel-box and turning when the box is against the rock. I know the physics in Bonfire Peaks is different from the real world, but I still think its physics system should be self-consistent(That will be great!). I have something baffled about Bonfire Peaks, searching for the explanation.Įxploring the law of physics in a puzzle game is great fun to many players, especially when gradually build a self-consistent physical system of the game.