Have a read of the thread your post has been moved to.If you are getting struck, and killed, by lightning, stick to the outside of the area formed by the plyons.Keep running between the pylons (keeping to the outside) to activate them and the Golem should go down in three strikes or so.
Did you fullfil all phases ?Depending on your decisions and relationship only one of the two blacksmith in the templequarter help you.
I dunno what the problem is. Maybe its a diffculty-level related bug. Keep trying; have you ever used Blizzard? It gets a little frustrating 'cause of how slow the Golem moves, but you can get your timing pretty accurate.
I was bored and tried to kill the golem in another way. Took me quite long but was funny though. Watch and enjoy. I recommend not killing the golem this way^^
That was entertaining. I laughed. Good use of available resources!but
Did you know the reason stone (bricks, shingles) is used for housing construction is because it doesn't readily burn and is good at insulating? I wouldn't use Igni. Aard would be more effective, I'd think.
Hmm ..I wonder how much damage exploding bloedzeugers will do to it ..
Exactly that idea I got when I watched the strategy of this movie :hmmm:There is an island where lots of Bloidzuegers spawn and Drowned Dead and Drowners as well. Or one can lurk the Golem to an other interesting place: the Wyvern island... hopefully they won't attack Geralt in alliance with the Golem but instead consider the Golem as their enemy 
@McFlow Siegfried failed? Did he recover? I didn't notice him at the end.
@McFlow Siegfried failed? Did he recover? I didn't notice him at the end.Under normal circumstances: yes :teeth: But usually Geralt doesn't involve the Order guys into the fight with the Golem.
Yes, he was just like knocked out. He stood up after the fight and I was able to talk to him. (cannot be seen on the video)The idea with exploding bloedzeugers might be an idea, too. I will see if I try it again. I have a savegame right before I put the lightning rod into the golem.Well, Wyvern island would be quite dangerous. You mentioned the reason already. I doubt that they would attack the golem first.Aard was quite efficient against the golem. It dealt some good damage and interrupted his attacks. Ignis was at level2. Aard only interrupted his attacks. The trap sign just made him step backward. I couldn't discover any damage.Maybe you saw me switching between silver and steel sword. Steel sword at strong style dealt 3 damage and the silver only 1^^I guess with a trained steel sword and a combination of aard and a strong igni and much potions and patience the golem might be killalbe in a 1on1 fight. Would take hours though.Edit: I just saw something. Around 3:27 i throwed an Aard towards him. The golem gets stunned. Would the time be long enough to kill him with one hit then? Sadly I was not close enough to him.PetraSilie said:
Yes, it happened to me too, and only in the EE.For all who have problems with the golem: Perhaps you want to try this?http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=pVd9h_uf8fMmardana said:
I have recently completed the Golem encounter in Hard in EE for the first time (usually on Normal).I had this problem too, and I apologise if my earlier posts seemed dismissive in any way. eace:I resorted to hacking the beast with my steel sword on Strong Style, and powered-up L2 IGNIs.Took a few minutes, but VERY easy to complete, especially with Tawny Owl, Willow & Swallow.So it seems to ME that it is a Hard difficulty issue, not a global difficulty issue. Post if you disagree.
eace:I resorted to hacking the beast with my steel sword on Strong Style, and powered-up L2 IGNIs.Took a few minutes, but VERY easy to complete, especially with Tawny Owl, Willow & Swallow.So it seems to ME that it is a Hard difficulty issue, not a global difficulty issue. Post if you disagree.