Dude , i forgot about that one . Man when i got to him i was like , WTF what do i do! I actually thought it was a suppose to lose fight , until i lost , then NOPE GAME OVER . That was one frustratig boss seriously . But that's cake compared to the final boss.NinjaSniperAssassin said:I imagine I would agree with you had I been able to reach the end of that game. Unfortunately, that would require beatingkrazykidd said:OT: i want to say Elizabeth from Persona 3 , but she is a secret boss also so i won't count her , instead i'll choose the final boss from SMT: Strange journey . Good luck surviving the final boss and her final form , even at max level that boss is NOT easy . And she can still kill you in one turn if you are unlucky .I stopped playing the game cuz I kept getting slaughtered. No other boss has ever done that to me.Ouroboros, and seriously, fuck that. The first form was doable, if difficult, but the second form? Nope, no dice. She constantly regenerates health, spams party-wide mass damage attacks, amd resists or absorbs almost every type of attack.
Fenra said:Persona 4 pulls that at least 3 times to my knowledge, once in the one you mentioned, secondThe Wykydtron said:Uh there's this one boss in Persona 4 who literally turns around and bitchslaps you in the face in I think the third dungeon. It really spikes the difficulty, partly because Black Frost doesn't work against him. Black Frost is stupidly good in the second and third dungeons but he falls off hard after that, think Drake Sword in Dark Souls type falling off. Really good to absolute bollocks in a second.
Ok fine i'll name it but spoilers
Shadow Teddie if you don't realise who i'm going on about. Shadow Rise was deceptively manageable then BOOM FUCK YOU SHADOW TEDDIE IN YOUR FACE!
adachi then goes to giant fog eyeball!
thenif shooting for the true ending final boss pulls the same thing, 2 phases
One of the very few games where on my first play through I started using guides simply out of paranoia of every boss pulling that
OT: for me it was the last boss in the first kingdom hearts, even before he goes into wierd space ship form , everything till that point had been a breeze but my defense seemed to be absolutely terrible and just one hit would practically annihilate me, so many almost destroyed ps2 controllers, I did it in the end at least
I see your Divine Dragon Spirit and raise you Lenus,round one. Yeah,you fight her half a game previous,but God DAMN she just doesn't fight fair! Once she took seven turns before I could get a move in edgewise! And she only SPEEDS UP as the battle progresses! Sweet mother of mercy,she's pure evil!Mikkaddo said:the Divine Dragon's soul in Legend of Dragoon.
In the 4th disc, you go to the destroyed Winglie city of Mayfil, also called "The Death City" where the Winglies funnel the souls of the world to their ultimate judgement, which . . . by all indications is hell. During your trip there, you fight pretty much every dragon you fought previously in the game. Including the Divine Dragon. Except this time around, you don't have plot items to take out two of it's weapons and make the fight fair, and it's also scaled to a much higher level too, so you're at a HUUUUUGE disadvantage. Not to mention, chances are if you got this far, you're like I am and are ever ready for the sometimes impossible to be ready for boss fights and thus NEVER use dragoon form unless you know it's an important story boss. Since each of these fights are optional, basically being the choice of "freeing" the souls of the dragons or letting the dragons' souls all be funneled directly into Hell. (I guess the Winglies were so convinced of their own superiority they wanted to ensure Heaven had NO ONE ELSE in it.)
Gods on high how hard that fight is. Just . . . dammit . . . dammit Divine Dragon, and dammit Lloyd! stealing things he has no damn right to.
I know what you mean that Harvester was a pain in the ass. Though when I finally did my Arcane Warrior playthrough on Nightmare it was really pathetic how fast he went down.Sp3ratus said:The Harvester from Dragon Age: Origins - Golems of Amgarrak DLC. Granted, the biggest reason the boss is so hard is because of the terrible party you're given for the DLC. Rather than having your regular party from DA:O, you're given two dwarves and a golem, none of them a dedicated healer and one of the two tanks an average tank at best. It shames me to say, but I haven't been able to beat the boss on nightmare yet. I had to turn it down to hard, because I was consistently getting my ass handed to me. I plan to go through the DLC again some day, but with a mage, so I have the option of respeccing to either dedicated healer or Arcane Warrior. We'll see how it goes then, hopefully it'll ease things up a bit.
Ornstein and Smough is another example. I've beat Dark Souls numerous times and done most of the game solo, but these two, despite knowing the mechanics and their abilites very well, is such a pain in the ass. Artorias from the DLC is a worthy example as well, because he's just so damn fast and aggressive. I often see my 20 Estus flasks just dwindle away slowly and him nowhere near dying.
Also this:
The first playthrough isn't so much an issue, but when NG+ and so on, it's a nightmare.Dansen said:The Four Kings in Dark Souls.
lRookiel said:Yeah the four kings make the "block and be careful" approach go to fuck.
I'm on NG+ and it's ALOT harder than the first time I fought them ....
scorptatious said:The Four Kings in Dark Souls new game plus were a ***** and a half to deal with. Eventually, after what seemed like a dozen or so tries, I found that if you get right in their faces, their sword do about half as much damage as they normally would. Not sure why, but I was all too happy to take advantage of that.
lRookiel said:Yeah the four kings make the "block and be careful" approach go to fuck.
I'm on NG+ and it's ALOT harder than the first time I fought them ....
Fuck.Dansen said:The Four Kings in Dark Souls.
The second cheapest boss fight in Dark Souls. If you aren't a tank or magic caster you are screwed. The worst part is that even though they have a shared health bar they revive if you don't kill them fast enough making it a dps race.
I saw a comment on youtube that accurately describes the BS of that fight.
"That moment when you find out that there are actually five kings..."
Yea, I share that sentiment, the four(?) Kings didn't give me too much of a problem, since they share a health bar. Keeping with the Dark Souls theme, The Ceaseless Discharge wrecked my shit so many times I stopped counting.I finally just decided to stop trying to find clever ways to fight him and just come back in like 20 hours.Dethenger said:Snip
Not true, all you need to be is good at dodging. Hell, there are people who have beaten them at quite a low level. I personally was disappointed with the boss fight, as I heard it was really tough. I think I died more times from forgetting to put on the ring than from the kings themselves. I do however agree that they can be a pain in the ass for the unprepared, and on later a play-throughs. I do find it funny that there is a 5th king though.Dansen said:The Four Kings in Dark Souls.
The second cheapest boss fight in Dark Souls. If you aren't a tank or magic caster you are screwed. The worst part is that even though they have a shared health bar they revive if you don't kill them fast enough making it a dps race.
I saw a comment on youtube that accurately describes the BS of that fight.
"That moment when you find out that there are actually five kings..."
Oh yeah, that guy. He is a *****. Every time I play that game I always die at least several dozen times fighting him.FrozenCones said:Reporting in.
Everytime if fought him its been a townportal spamfest.
Yeah... you basically won the thread there. Also: LEVEL 99!? I coulda swore I could beat him at like 67 or something like that... and I was a freshman in High School! You see, the trick to beating him is leveling all your forms and equipping the abilities (fly, aerial dodge, jump) you gain from them. Then, you learn when to panic (rise dark winged angel attack... OH GOD THE MEMORIES) and also his move sets. Then you just beat. and beat. and beat and beat and beat. until he just one-shots you when you have JUST ONE MORE HIT TO TAKE HIM DOWN. ugh... Anyway, I'm pretty sure I got beat so hard my first try that I immediately looked up a FAQ. After that it only took about 10 tries.JamesStone said:...that turns a usually-smooth game into complete insanity.
...that just appears out of nowhere and spikes the difficulty so high that you are left speechless wondering WTF just happened.
...that no matter how many times you played the game, makes you his ***** in the first attempt at defeating him.
We all have That One Boss. For me, that's Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts 2. Never playing the arena area much in KHI, I never faced Sephiroth before. I just come to the end of Hollow Bastion, and this one winged dude is waiting for me. I recognize olde Seph immediatly. The boss battle then begins. I try to attack, he blocks, and one attack from him kills me. Just like that.
I tried time and time again, to defeat him I had to grind to lvl.99, go to a GameFAQ to see what were the most OP moves, and create Ultima by going back and forth to collect the Orchaluims+.
AND EVEN THEN THE SON OF A ***** TOOK 27 TRIES TO KILL.