hey final boss this is gonna be epic wait are you serious?
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Crysis 2 end encounter. I was how easily it was done. Granted, it wasn't the hardest difficulty but still...
Looks like someone beat me to it with the Fable's, so i'd have to put Star Wars: Force Unleashed II up there, that is a pitiful end boss fight, and is roughly about 1/10th of the game (that's only because the game is terribly short) It's repetitive and boring, all the way through and there is zero challenge with Vader in the end
Because it's a game, not a story, and a game is meant to have a ascending difficulty curve. If the end challenge is easier than a dead hedgehog in a weighted sack then it failed at being a game. If jRPGs in '90 managed to accomplish this then they're better games than the current ones.Denamic said:
As for disappointing boss fights, Oblivion commits a game designing sin with a deus ex machina moment.
Bioshock - it was easy as hell, Big Daddys were harder to take down.
Mass Effect 2 - not so much easy as fucking stupid. Seriously BioWare that was the best you could come up with?
Resident Evil 4 - it had the same problem that Bioshock had, namely every other boss in the game was harder to take down then the final boss.
Mass Effect 2 - not so much easy as fucking stupid. Seriously BioWare that was the best you could come up with?
Resident Evil 4 - it had the same problem that Bioshock had, namely every other boss in the game was harder to take down then the final boss.
Grandia 2Onyx Oblivion said:
Nearly every boss before consisted of at least 2 targets while the last boss was just one person. There was no real tactics behind it, one or two people reset his charge bar and the third just hits with all he got. It was the first time I thought: "Wow, this was disappointing".
yu yevon lol.Erja_Perttu said:
pheonix down anyone? I really couldn't believe that xD
I dunno I had this raid leader in WOW once and I bet he could shoot death rays out of his eyes. :<Denamic said:
Agreed. For me, 343 seemed more like a conclusion than a boss but it seemed disappointing we never got to fight the gravemind - the level cortana would have been a perfect opputunity.believer258 said:
Arrrgh, that boss was a pain in the arse! Took me ages to realise how to prevent his overhead attacks, must have aged at least 10 years by the time I finally beat the bastard.Shadowfaze said:
Dutch Vanderlind. Thanks for killing yourself for me, you dick. After it took me this long to catch you up.
i found the boss of dragon age origins to be pretty easy. actually the entire last section of the game was really easy. its not like my team was overpowered but i didnt have to use any of the army i had built. once i got to the final boss i was ready for a long and massive battle that i would retry again and again before winning. beat it on the first try in under 10 minutes. i had way more trouble with flemeth.
the prototype boss was also a letdown. i had heard it was a really hard fight but i found it easy considering theres like an endless supply of health for you and when the countdown starts it only takes like 3 super attacks to kill him. also, after righting that massive boss is the street, this recycled boss is how we're going to end the game...really?
demon's souls. whats the point of having a final boss that doesnt even fight you and just kinda squirms around?
the prototype boss was also a letdown. i had heard it was a really hard fight but i found it easy considering theres like an endless supply of health for you and when the countdown starts it only takes like 3 super attacks to kill him. also, after righting that massive boss is the street, this recycled boss is how we're going to end the game...really?
demon's souls. whats the point of having a final boss that doesnt even fight you and just kinda squirms around?
Final Fantasy 9, great game but the final boss was so random, just popped up out of nowhere after what should have been the final boss.
Oblivion. sort of like Fable 2 (you fight your way to the boss and then...) but in stead of having the option to kill him in a single hit or wait for someone else (Reaver) to do it, Martin walks in and does it for you. the boss fight is literally walking.
Wat. That's not a final boss, that's nothing REMOTELY like a final boss.Watson767 said:
OT: I'm gonna be slightly trollish and say the "End Boss" of Riven. Not so tough now that you're trapped in eternal nothingness, huh!?