Just reached that one, I've died 12 times already. Undyne took me over a week to beat.Caramel Frappe said:
I feel like I'm going to have a bad time.
That one boss/area that makes you think twice before replaying a game
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I feel like I'm going to have a bad time.
Metroid Prime 2's Boost Guardian, despite me not finding it as difficult as most people seemed to find it, made me go "Nahhh" about replaying it as often as I replayed Metroid Prime 1.
Isn't chapter 9 Nova Prospekt? Don't you mean the riverboat level, chapter 4?Xeros said:
You're thinking HL2. Xeros is talking about the first game, the level in question has a lot of flooded ruins. It's right after the rocket launch.Cowabungaa said:
Ohh! Silly me. Yes the one with the swimming beasties and whatnot, where you get the crossbow. Yeah that level was a hassle.Dalisclock said:
Yeah Greene was...well...a "Mother" to beat. But it was far from the worst things that could happen in [PROTOTYPE].
You could so horribly screw over the character of the first game that you not only COMPLETELY UNNECESSARILY turn him in to a heel but you also kill him off with just a succession of quick time events.
But oh well.
As mentioned numerous times by people who have played Dragon Age: Origins, the Fade and the Deep Roads. However let us also mention the Elven Ruins, Redcliffe and the temple in Haven. I will give it this though, at least every part of the sections gave you that extra UMPH to keep you going. The fade letting you go full Attack on Titan with the golem transformation (More hilarious in hindsight if you were a dwarf and have Shale with you), the Elven Ruins with the armor of the Juggernaut, the temple that you go through in Haven having an optional dragon battle which if you finish and take the bones then Wade can make some spiffy armor for you, and all around it was just nice to have something good waiting for you at the end of everything honestly.
Areas I never want to see again besides that?
None really
But for bosses, my god do I not want to fight Vergil in Devil May Cry 3 ever again.
I don't know why but Dante is just the weekest little shit if you aren't playing with Royal Guard against Vergil.
Completely the opposite of when you play as Vergil himself against Vergil in which case you decimate Vergil.
Just proves how much of an eternal badass Vergil is.
You could so horribly screw over the character of the first game that you not only COMPLETELY UNNECESSARILY turn him in to a heel but you also kill him off with just a succession of quick time events.
But oh well.
As mentioned numerous times by people who have played Dragon Age: Origins, the Fade and the Deep Roads. However let us also mention the Elven Ruins, Redcliffe and the temple in Haven. I will give it this though, at least every part of the sections gave you that extra UMPH to keep you going. The fade letting you go full Attack on Titan with the golem transformation (More hilarious in hindsight if you were a dwarf and have Shale with you), the Elven Ruins with the armor of the Juggernaut, the temple that you go through in Haven having an optional dragon battle which if you finish and take the bones then Wade can make some spiffy armor for you, and all around it was just nice to have something good waiting for you at the end of everything honestly.
Areas I never want to see again besides that?
None really
But for bosses, my god do I not want to fight Vergil in Devil May Cry 3 ever again.
I don't know why but Dante is just the weekest little shit if you aren't playing with Royal Guard against Vergil.
Completely the opposite of when you play as Vergil himself against Vergil in which case you decimate Vergil.
Just proves how much of an eternal badass Vergil is.
All boss fights in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. First off; why the hell are there boss fights in that game to begin with? A boss fight is supposed to be like an exam, where the game tests all the skills you've learned up until that point. DE:HR is a stealth game, so unless you have to make use of your stealth skills, boss fights don't have a place in this game.
Secondly, if you're going for a pacifist run you have to keep a lethal gun in your inventory and hoard ammo purely for those boss fights. I screwed up the first time I played the first big mission. I ignored all guns and ammo because I wanted to do a pacifist run. Boy was I salty when it turned out it was impossible to beat the stupid boss at the end of the level without a proper weapon.
Overall I enjoyed my time with Human Revolution a lot, but the bossfights felt tagged on and ruined the flow of the game.
Secondly, if you're going for a pacifist run you have to keep a lethal gun in your inventory and hoard ammo purely for those boss fights. I screwed up the first time I played the first big mission. I ignored all guns and ammo because I wanted to do a pacifist run. Boy was I salty when it turned out it was impossible to beat the stupid boss at the end of the level without a proper weapon.
Overall I enjoyed my time with Human Revolution a lot, but the bossfights felt tagged on and ruined the flow of the game.
The Four Kings/The Dukes Archives in Dark Souls. Actually everything after you place the Lord Vessel I can do without, but Giant's Tomb isn't so bad.
Etrian Odyssey games are a pain to replay because of the single save file.
Etrian Odyssey games are a pain to replay because of the single save file.
Remember the Fade in DA: Origins? Seriously, fuck that place and everything it holds dear. Thankfully on PC there's a mod that lets you skip the Fade while still acquiring all exp/codex entries/items/etc.
ah that explains it. they altered the levels so you could defeat the bosses with stealth builds for instance activating turrets to take one out rather than having to shoot them. it also integrates the DLC including the story DLC into the main game. really has a good and different feel to it nowNachtwens said:
sewer levels.. yeah they make me pause as well