How To Beat Zhang Jiao In Dynasty Warriors: Origins
The first boss you'll encounter in is Zhang Jiao, the leader of the Yellow Turban rebellion. In general, there aren't many traditional, one-on-one boss fights in the series; certain missions may feature difficult enemies, but climactic story moments are generally portrayed in massive battles with thousands of warriors on each side. However, occasionally slows down the pacing (if not the challenge) by pitting players against powerful rivals in one-on-one fights. The first of these is Zhang Jiao, and he doesn't hold back.
Zhang Jiao, the General of Heaven, leads the first wave of the Yellow Turban rebellion, which serves as the enemy faction in the early hours of the game. You'll spend many missions chasing after him, only to face him in a duel during the grand finale of Chapter One. Here's everything you need to know going into the fight against Zhang Jiao in Dynasty Warriors: Origins.
Before you go into battle with Zhang Jiao, know that you will be made to go through a regular old skirmish before taking on the general himself. As such, you'll need to make sure all your equipment and skills are in the correct configuration on the Battle Preparation screen. Check to make sure you have the highest-damage weapon (of your preferred type) equipped, a decent accessory, and one of the best gems in .
Crucially, make sure you have at least one Art with the "" tag on it. These attacks are used to interrupt certain enemy moves, which is not only important for avoiding damage, but also contributes greatly to staggering your foes. You'll have several opportunities to use them during the fight against Zhang Jiao.
Play through the beginning of the mission as usual, until you see a cutscene in which a gate opens and the objective changes to "." Before you rush through the gates, however, take a moment to replenish your supply of meat buns. If you're low, simply ride to the nearest base — whether it's enemy or ally-controlled — and smash the pots there to refill your stock.
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