All Black Myth: Wukong missables – don’t miss these bosses and quests
If Black Myth: Wukong players aren’t careful enough, they can easily miss certain bosses and quests without realizing it. This makes it impossible to experience them in your playthrough if you go past the point of no return.
As the Destined Onelevels upand progresses through eachchapter, there are certain points of no return. These will make you miss out on special boss battles, quests, and even unlockables likeTransformations.
To ensure you participate in everythingBlack Myth: Wukonghas to offer, we’ll uncover all the possible missables throughout the game.
All missables in Black Myth: Wukong
Here’s everything you can miss during your journey through Black Myth: Wukong:
Old Man’s Quest
You’ll also come across the Old Man in Chapter 1, and then make an appearance in all chapters. Make sure you find him and talk to him and exhaust his dialogues before progressing in future chapters.
Chapter One
Chapter One has one sneaky missable boss if you progress too far ahead. You can entirely miss out on defeating theWandering Wightif you ignore him and enter the Chapter One secret area anddefeat the boss Elder Jinchi.
The Ancient Guanyin Temple is only accessible after ringing three bells, each with an enemy guarding it. Ring all three bells before defeating the Wandering Wight, and the boss will disappear for good.
Chapter Two
You can miss out on a Spirit transformation, theSecond Rat Prince Spirit, if you don’t defeat the King of Flowing Sands first in their duo boss battle.
When fighting against these two in Sandgate Village, take down the King first to get the Spirit of the Prince after his demise.
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Chapter Three
Another Spirit you can easily miss out on is theApramana Bat Spirit. This can happen if you unlock the Shrine that comes after you meet Zhu Bajie before defeating the Apramana Bat.
Speaking of this creature in the North Shore of the Bitter Lake, you may accidentally ignore obtaining a unique Soak calledTurtle Tearif you don’t interact with the snake bones after the Apramana Bat fight. The giant turtle will cry out a tear you can then pick up and use in yourGourd.
One other thing you may miss in Chapter Three is theAuspicious Lantern, a Rare Curio. You’ll lose this item if you take down Captain Wise-Voice in thePagoda Realmbefore defeating thenine Lantern Wardens.
Chapter Four
Chapter Four has a few things you’re able to miss if you’re not careful. Don’t attempt to fight the Duskveil boss of this chapter’s secret area, Purple Cloud Mountain, until you’ve first fought theScorpionlord and Daoist Mi.
Not only will you miss out on both of these boss fights, but you’ll also fail to gain theStained Jade Gourdfrom Scorpionlord and theViolet Hail Transformationfrom Daoist Mi. You’ll also miss out on a Journal Entry if you don’t fight these bosses beforehand.
Additionally, when you fight the Venom Daoist, make sure to break all its extra arms. If you don’t you’ll miss out on an item calledVenomous Armguard. If you fail to get it in the first try, you’ll need to do it again in New Game +.
Chapter Five
In the last chapter of Black Myth: Wukong, you can miss a great Transformation calledDark Thunder. This is lost if you choose to defeat the Keeper of Flaming Mountains before speaking with the Horse Guai.
This friendly NPC, Ma Tianba, will be available to chat with in all five chapters of the game. Horse Guai’s long-stretching side quests will eventually lead you to obtain this Transformation in Chapter Five. Here are the locations where you can find Horse Guai in all five chapters:
You mustexhaust all the dialogues of Horse Guai to progress the quest.
Those are all the easily missed bosses, quests, and items in Black Myth: Wukong. If you’re someone who likes to unlock everything a game has to offer, make sure to check all theachievements.
