Is it wrong that I barely paid attention to the blue gel and never even noticed the light? Curse my ways of thinking.Lieju said:
Boss battels you've find infuriatingly diffucult but found out to be easy (possible spoilers!)
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Then call me a lier. I actually DID get it. After 3 hours. I was a 14 year old with a lot of time and patience. And frankly I do not appreciate being called a lier.paintman said:
Also I got Fortinbras down by the 3rd try. Helped when the only character you basicly use is the girl with the gun. (I can't remember her name. It has been 4 years since I played that game!)
Same with that weird tree shaped guy under the Lifa Tree in Disk 2 of Final Fantasy 9. Hey buddy. Have a Phoenix DownMidnight Crossroads said:
Just don`t use Knights on JENOVA. Or both Bizaro and Safer sephoroth will have like triple HP.the spud said:
It's very wrong.TLS14 said:
Not as wrong as my approach, though, which involved trying to save Wheatley and tear him out of the thing and put the Space core in his place.
Despite GLaDOS directly telling you that your aim is to make another core transfer possible.
Ok I thought you were being serious because I found Colossus XVI somewhat hard, Mainly becuase I dident know that had to have him step on the sides to lift you up.paintman said:
Second I was thing Dawn of Dreams. Opps. My bad. Mainly because Fortinbras is the final boss in that game.
There was a giant dragon boss in FFX that was a zombie too, but didn't really look like one.Midnight Crossroads said:
Anyway, in DMC3 there's some sort of succubus boss that throws ligntning in patterns you have to learn so you can dodge them. That part was a pain, but at the end, right as she's about to die, she flies over, grabs you, and mouth rapes you to drain your health and refill hers. I probably spent 10-15 hours replaying this, trying to get past it until I realized she was stuck to the ground and I could just jump into the air and fire handguns down at her to float in midair until she stopped.
just to correct myself i meant to say very UNclear. the boss was not difficult because it was hard to perform the tasks but hard because i could not figure out easily what tasks to perform. Not to mention every time you die you get sent allllllll the way back to the beginning.
Angel/Harihara
Turns out every mass elemental spell works. As long as you disable that element's core first, you can destroy everything in two rounds or less. This more less completely cripples the boss's attacks, allowing you to go on a full offensive.
Embarrassing.
Shao Kahn in Mortal Kombat(2011) seems incredibly difficult at first since players will likely be trying to use what they learned by fighting the other Kombatants to defeat him when that is exactly the wrong thing to do.
He is very vulnerable to cross-up jumping attacks and quick combos that either pop him up into the air or knock him to the ground after he whiffs an attack while one is behind him. Combos involving Scorpion's spear are even more effective than that.
Then again, if one plays Curtis Stryker, all of that can be disregarded if one has the timing on his gun attack [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAZhaCC7h1U&feature=feedlik_more] down pat.
Figuring this out made him the easiest opponent in the final battle of the Challenge Tower. Mileena is the real threat to look out for in that battle.
He is very vulnerable to cross-up jumping attacks and quick combos that either pop him up into the air or knock him to the ground after he whiffs an attack while one is behind him. Combos involving Scorpion's spear are even more effective than that.
Then again, if one plays Curtis Stryker, all of that can be disregarded if one has the timing on his gun attack [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAZhaCC7h1U&feature=feedlik_more] down pat.
Figuring this out made him the easiest opponent in the final battle of the Challenge Tower. Mileena is the real threat to look out for in that battle.
I was embarrased by how bad I was at the final encounter.Lieju said:
One was the last core. I thought there was some catwalk you had to go to, not jumping off a catwalk into a portal.
The second was hitting the failsafe button. I must've been running around for ten minutes, until I saw you had to stick a portal on the ceiling in the failsafe room. I felt so stupid.
The final boss in The World Ends With You.
He has a lot of HP and heals himself from time to time, completely negating any damage you did in the last two minutes. And you have no partner. Also, you can't save before this fight.
Then I noticed that there is still a way to pass the light puck around. Turns out he doesn't live that long when you do five times as much damage as before. This is also the time that I realized how high the light puck's damage bonus can actually get.
Kariya and Uzuki are still really hard. And Pi-Face. So zetta slow, indeed.
He has a lot of HP and heals himself from time to time, completely negating any damage you did in the last two minutes. And you have no partner. Also, you can't save before this fight.
Then I noticed that there is still a way to pass the light puck around. Turns out he doesn't live that long when you do five times as much damage as before. This is also the time that I realized how high the light puck's damage bonus can actually get.
Kariya and Uzuki are still really hard. And Pi-Face. So zetta slow, indeed.
In the Witcher 2 where you fight Letho for the first time, I couldn't kill him using regular melee then roll away combo's, he'd just stun me and set me on fire every time. I just could't kill him before he killed me, even if I played really defensive. I'd been at it for more than an hour, then beat him after I found out that
you could just spam him with bombs. The impact makes him stagger, preventing him from casting or putting up his shield. I won the fight after roughly 30 seconds, with about 15 to 20 bombs thrown...
I had some issues with getting to the second core, I think I tried to get on the wrong catwalk, or something.TheYellowCellPhone said:
But once I had figured the first core (which took embarassingly long) it wasn't that difficult.
Jumping from a catwalk? I guess you can get to the third one like that. But didn't it quite pointedly splash the orange gel in front of a wall for you to run?
John Cena in WWE SmackDown! vs Raw 2006. Honestly, facing him in a First Blood match is Hell!
300 Bulldogs won't do it. 50 Reverse electric chair drops won't do it. At least 30 shots with the WWE title itself won't do it.
But one chair shot will.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
300 Bulldogs won't do it. 50 Reverse electric chair drops won't do it. At least 30 shots with the WWE title itself won't do it.
But one chair shot will.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Gotta go with Mr. Million Hammers as well.Faux Furry said:
Despite him being so easy to beat once you get to know his massive openings, I still screw up too much and get my butt whooped anyway.
I've taken to just switching to anyone that can teleport, usually Raiden, and following the general pattern;
Run away -> See Shao Kahn move -> Teleport -> Kick him a bit -> Repeat
Cheap, boring, but effective.
See, that would have been awesome for me if 90% of the game's pins hadn't been slow set-up attacks like turning a physics object into a bomb or raining rocks down. I, for one, tried to make use of them. If ALL the game's pins had been just "tap/slash/drag upwards to hit the enemy with a quick attack" then it would have made more sense.hypovolemia said:
The final boss of Rayman 2 had you both over a pit of lava, and you had to hit his arms to drop him into it. This only took away a tiny bit of life, but what I didn't realize is you can continue to shoot him while he's down to do quite a bit more damage. I originally beat the final boss the very hard way.