Bloodborne DLC Pack The Old Hunters Trophy Guide

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Welcome to the Bloodborne DLC Pack The Old Hunters Trophy Guide. The Old Hunter’s DLC is an amazing DLC pack enhancing the experience of Bloodborne, here we have the complete trophy guide to help you through every boss and find all of the old hunter’s weapons.

Platforms: PS4.
Trophies: 6: Gold: 1, Silver: 1, Bronze: 4.
Release Date: 24-Nov-2015.
Missable Trophies: 1: Old Hunter’s Essence.
Glitched Trophies: None.
Online Trophies: None.
Difficulty Rating: 8/10.
Approx. time to 100%: 30 Hours.

To start the DLC, you need to have first defeated Vicar Amelia in the Grand Cathedral, then head back to the Hunter’s Dream to receive the Eye of a Blood-Drunk Hunter from a messenger on the stairs leading up from the Doll, from here head to Cathedral Ward. Leave out of the left door then head over to the railings on the right where an Amygdala will collect you, taking you off to the Hunter’s Nightmare.

Old Hunter’s Essence
Acquire all old hunter weapons.

Click the link to go to the complete Old Hunters Essence Trophy Guide.

Orphan of Kos
Defeat Great One: Orphan of Kos.

Orphan of Kos is the final boss fight in the DLC and is simply the toughest fight in the entire game, at the very end of the Fishing Hamlet on the beach is where you will face off against the Great One. You’ll need to be seriously levelled (150+) have a full stock of blood vials, Kos doesn’t really have a weakness to any specific element, so your best bet is to bring a fast weapon like the Rakuyo or the Saw Cleaver and keep yourself as agile as can be. In Kos’ first phase he is incredibly fast, has some very powerful combos and will close range on you in a heartbeat, try and stick to his left side wherever possible, this might take you a good few attempts to get used to the fight.

The big problem with Kos is it’s very hard to telegraph his attacks, he can feint one strike then land a devastating combo exactly where you dodge to. Stamina management is more important than ever here, if you can’t dodge, you’ll be straight back to the Hunter’s Dream, when you have Kos down to 50% health, he will then bite his weapon, get a lot stronger, hit a lot harder and employ a lot of charged nova style lightning blasts, these can be avoided thankfully by sprinting left or right.

Unfortunately, giving Kos’ sporadic attacks, there’s no definitive strategy, if you’re dying consistently, I recommend going off and significantly levelling your character then coming back to have another go at him. Once you’ve defeated Kos, your Trophy will unlock.

Ludwig, the Holy Blade
Defeat the beast that was once Ludwig, the Holy Blade.

Ludwig is the first boss you’ll come to in The Old Hunters DLC and can be quite a challenge if you’re under-levelled, before you fight him, ensure you have the Black Church armor set. Which you can acquire in Cathedral Ward in the main game (take a left out of Cathedral Ward, go up through the open gate, take a left, go down through the enemies to find the Black Church set on a corpse) as you will need this to acquire one of the strongest weapons in the entire game, The Holy Moonlight Sword.

Ludwig will start the fight with a good few swipes and hits incredibly hard so steer clear of these attacks. Once Ludwig is down to 50% health he will transform becoming incredibly aggressive, he can close range on you very quickly so make sure you have a lot of blood vials to help you through this fight, if he’s ripping you apart really easily, simply go off and level up a few times to have a better chance. Once you have defeated Ludwig, your Trophy will unlock.

Lady Maria of the Astral Clocktower
Defeat Lady Maria of the Astral Clocktower.

After you have defeated the Living Failures you will receive the Astral Clocktower Key, ensure you have replenished all of your blood vials, Fire paper, Bolt paper and have your best blood / fire-resistant armour set equipped, for me personally, I found Lady Maria more challenging than any other enemy in the game, I lost count the amount of times she emptied my health bar.

The problem with Lady Maria is her speed and her unrivalled ability to close range on you in a heartbeat, she uses a Rakuyo and some very powerful blood arts as you make your way through the battle, she is also very good with her firearm as well staggering you at the last second before you attack leaving you open to a nasty visceral attack that she always manages to land.

Once you have reduced her to roughly 50% health all of her attacks come with a fire bonus that follows her sword swipes, so if she unleashes a 3 hit combo, it will become a 6 hit combo with the fire following closely behind her sword. This can be devastating if you’re caught in the combination if not dodged properly. Use Fire paper in the first phase then Bolt paper on her when she uses fire, eventually, you will have a good run against her and get the win, at which point, your Trophy will unlock.

Living Failures
Defeat the failed attempts to become Great Ones.

The Living Failures are the second boss you will get to in the DLC and are found at the very top of the Research Hall area. The fight itself is like a flipping a coin, it will go well and you’ll defeat them, or they’ll gang up on you, you’ll be stunned and dead before you know what’s happening. When you first start the fight there will be one Living Failure, as the fight goes on, up to 3 more will join the fight. All of the Living Failures share one health bar, however, they can also be individually defeated but they always respawn.

The Living Failures employ a strong series of melee attacks including a headbutt, flailing their arms about and body slams, not an issue on a single Living Failure, but can be devastating when there’s a few of them around you. During the second phase of the fight, the Living Failures will use a lot of homing magic on you including meteors coming for above, you can use the large tree in the middle of the area to help block these, just watch out from behind.

Camera management is very important in this boss fight, you need to know where all 4 of the Living Failures are and more importantly, what they’re currently doing at any given time so you have the best chance of avoiding their attacks and getting some of your own in. Fire paper works very well in this fight, as does any weapon with a powerful knock-back charged R2 attack such as the Hunter Axe in 2 handed mode. Once you have reduced their health bar to 0, any remaining Living Failures will then die, at which point your Trophy will unlock.

Laurence, the First Vicar
Defeat the beast that was once Laurence, the First Vicar.

Continue through the DLC to the “Grand Cathedral” take the Eye Pendant from the beast at the back of the room. From here, carry on through the DLC to the Research Hall elevator, when you send the elevator up ensure you stay off of it for another platform with an Altar will come up from below, on here will be Laurence’s Skull, take this skull back to the “Grand Cathedral”, use Laurence’s Skull on the beast to begin a very challenging fight against Laurence, the First Vicar. Laurence, is essentially a re-skinned version of the Cleric Beast, with a plethora of newer, stronger attacks. Ensure you have some very good fire resistant armour and Bolt paper to have an easier time of this fight.

When Laurence is down to about 66% health, he will become a lot more aggressive and gain more range so only attack where you can, at roughly 40% health, Laurence will lose his legs, crawling around the floor, this is makes the fight incredibly hard work now as he leaves a large trail of fire behind him, if you get caught in this you can easily get staggered until you die so avoid the fire at all costs. This fight might take you a good few attempts, but you’ll get there in the end, once Laurence, the First Vicar has been defeated your Trophy will unlock.

That’s the Bloodborne DLC Pack 1 The Old Hunter Trophy Guide complete I hope it helps with the pack.

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