now hat was a ***** to do against cross...wen he used a devestator? FUCKING LEG ITGamesB2 said:
Difficulty spikes!
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Raam is a pretty notorious boss fight, you should try him on insane, it's... well, insane!BlindMessiah94 said:
The cover was kinda glitchy in the battle and the insta death was actually his swarm of Kryll. The best way to beat him is to reload the level, you'll find torque bows and sniper rifles in the train car which are both great for beating him. Also... having a buddy instead of dumbass Dom helps...
Both MW2 and BFBC2s mortar strike parts...Great idea guys i love getting shot at while dodging explosions...and as a reward you get shot and burned alive...thanks IW you little shits.
Uh... in Oblivion the Necromancers were always my *****, unless they were high enough level to summon powerful Daedra, then they were an issue until you snuff out the caster. And that HL2 fight was hardly a problem.
My biggest nightmare was the chariot race and subsequent boss fight afterwards in Prince of Persia: Two Thrones. That was so annoying, Ive never come so close to wanting to break the disc.
My biggest nightmare was the chariot race and subsequent boss fight afterwards in Prince of Persia: Two Thrones. That was so annoying, Ive never come so close to wanting to break the disc.
Red Dead Redemption and bears. Yeah we are going to throw in an enemy that doesn't show up on your radar,gives you warning half the time before it completely blindsides you, and usually attacks with friends. Did I forget to mention that they can knock you down and then kill you while you are on the ground so you aren't even given a sporting chance?
Hehe, that's not really a difficulty spike then, that's more just a very hard game... what is it by the way? An RPG?Ahlycks said:
Perfect example, as the majority of that game was so very easy but those bears (and that stupid armoured car level) were rather frustrating.squid5580 said:
That's where my poor lil brother gave up on the game... what an absolute dick of a checkpoint that was. I was only able to beat it on easy mode.Echo136 said:
As for Oblivion's necromancers... did you do Meridia's quest in Howling Cave? Care to share how you beat it? Because as soon as I set foot in that room I get staggered repeatedly by the ten plus enemies and don't even get a sporting chance to fight back!
I found every bit of Resistance one difficult, even on Normal... which is really sad, I know.
I hated the meteor level on Dead Space. Only beat it once.
inFamous has its share of spike moments. I was playing on hard recently, and as soon as I stood on top of a thing I got one shotted by a fuggin' rocket launcher. And the last boss? Fuck. That. Noise. He was soooooo hard.
Dragon Age had some difficult random encounters at first, like the time it made you fight a LEGION of wolves with traps all around. I barely survive every single time, and I never think to save before it happens, because, well, it's RANDOM.
And I never finished FF13 (Wasn't a fan of the game anyways) Because it pit me against Odin with that whiny little kid on my time, and Odin wiped the floor with me, and I had a high leveled sword too...
I hated the meteor level on Dead Space. Only beat it once.
inFamous has its share of spike moments. I was playing on hard recently, and as soon as I stood on top of a thing I got one shotted by a fuggin' rocket launcher. And the last boss? Fuck. That. Noise. He was soooooo hard.
Dragon Age had some difficult random encounters at first, like the time it made you fight a LEGION of wolves with traps all around. I barely survive every single time, and I never think to save before it happens, because, well, it's RANDOM.
And I never finished FF13 (Wasn't a fan of the game anyways) Because it pit me against Odin with that whiny little kid on my time, and Odin wiped the floor with me, and I had a high leveled sword too...
Maybe it was the order that I played through the various quests, but I found the Urn of Sacred Ashes and A Paragon of Her Kind quests in Dragon Age to be extremely difficult, but most of the rest of the game was fairly easy.
EDIT: I notice a lot of people saying they had trouble with the metor section in Dead Space. I finished it on the first try. Sure, I was one or two hits away from death, but I did it. I can't see how it would take someone more than two tries.
EDIT: I notice a lot of people saying they had trouble with the metor section in Dead Space. I finished it on the first try. Sure, I was one or two hits away from death, but I did it. I can't see how it would take someone more than two tries.
I actually found that game pretty tough too. There were a few areas with little to no cover that were hard, and I hated those assholes that could shoot through the walls.Josh Kurber said:
Horrible level. Horrible horrible level... only played for the first time this year and I almost quit the game over it, it was so LONG.tellmeimaninja said:
Oh, I know. The Auger guns were only cool when YOU used them lol. I remember that mission. I had to quit and replay the whole thing on Easy because it would pit me against all those little rolley-polley creatures, then the Augers and the wolf things.MiracleOfSound said:
And it took me seven hours to get that far on Normal, took me half an hour to get there on Easy, and some parts were still difficult.
Mass Effect 2, Collector Ship mission: No opportunity to prepare beforehand; enemies with shields, armour AND regenerating health; limited ammunition; teammates who die in eight seconds; and NO COVER. I beat it by turning the difficulty to the easiest setting. I'll be trying the higher difficulty again when Bioware decide to make some decent weapons and armour available for download. (I know about the Firepower and Aegis packs, but I know there will be better stuff yet.)
Minor Dragon Age:Origin spoilers ahead.
Morrigan's personal quest, seemed easy enough at first; go here, get book, make Morrigan happy. The she finds out the secret held in the book and asks me to go off her mother Flemeth....who transforms into a giant dragon. Up untill now the game's never been that difficult, but this was nuts. A few hits. my whole party dead.
LOTR: The Third Age. Three hours of badassery, slight jump in Theoden's Hall. What happens next? Helm's Deep...nine constant fights with no save points at ALL! And your enemies consistently have better armor and almost four times as many hit points as your previously unprepared party. So, being caught off guard as such, you do what any sane person would do and rely on the movie insertion characters to save you from taking an Uruk-hai long-spear up your newly presented backside.
Castlevania- Clock Tower in any game, Medusa Heads, Death.
Half Life 2- Final strider Battle
Gears of War- RAAM
Half Life 2- Final strider Battle
Gears of War- RAAM