Okay, ever play those games that, story-wise, like to paint certain foes as Demonic Spiders of enemies that everyone's afraid of and are supposed to be really tough to kill?
Only to find yourself curb-stomping them faster than you can say "What a fight"?
Take the Thalmor from Skyrim for instance, these are the guys that supposingly nearly destroyed the Empire? and wiped out most of the Blades? and certain NPC's like Delphine and Avulstein Grey-Mane talk about the idea frontal assaults on their bases as being nearly impossible.
And adept difficulty, and at level 10, I tore through them as easily as most low-ranked bandits, as a Khajiit Archery specialist, and that was before getting to the part what I learn I was Dragonborn.
Also, Caesar's Legion in Fallout: New Vegas, these are the guys that conquered over 80 tribes east of Nevada, was only barely defeated by the NCR during the first Battle of Hoover Dam, and everyone seems to talk about fighting members of the Legion as being practically as dangerous as fighting a Deathclaw.
At VERY HARD difficulty, and with Hardcore Mode, I played several playthroughs of that game not only defeating the Legion at Nelson, but also going into Fortification Hill, guns blazing, and wiping The Fort CLEAN of all Legionaries, I even killed Caesar and his Praetorians every time.
And just a side note, if you'd like a tip for fighting Deathclaws in Fallout New Vegas, one trick is to first cripple the one of the legs if you can.
Anyone else played games where, story-wise, people clearly overestimate how powerful certain foes are?
Only to find yourself curb-stomping them faster than you can say "What a fight"?
Take the Thalmor from Skyrim for instance, these are the guys that supposingly nearly destroyed the Empire? and wiped out most of the Blades? and certain NPC's like Delphine and Avulstein Grey-Mane talk about the idea frontal assaults on their bases as being nearly impossible.
And adept difficulty, and at level 10, I tore through them as easily as most low-ranked bandits, as a Khajiit Archery specialist, and that was before getting to the part what I learn I was Dragonborn.
Also, Caesar's Legion in Fallout: New Vegas, these are the guys that conquered over 80 tribes east of Nevada, was only barely defeated by the NCR during the first Battle of Hoover Dam, and everyone seems to talk about fighting members of the Legion as being practically as dangerous as fighting a Deathclaw.
At VERY HARD difficulty, and with Hardcore Mode, I played several playthroughs of that game not only defeating the Legion at Nelson, but also going into Fortification Hill, guns blazing, and wiping The Fort CLEAN of all Legionaries, I even killed Caesar and his Praetorians every time.
And just a side note, if you'd like a tip for fighting Deathclaws in Fallout New Vegas, one trick is to first cripple the one of the legs if you can.
Anyone else played games where, story-wise, people clearly overestimate how powerful certain foes are?
