hey final boss this is gonna be epic wait are you serious?

[Wado Rhyu]

and here is the most epic final fight in game history

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpBe4L0Lr5A

do i need to say more

 

[ediblemitten]

the boss is a bioshock the guy is easy to kill so guys post some of the easiest final bosses in any game you played and please no trolling

Well, OP, looks like the hardest boss you've had to face...

*Puts on sunglasses*

...is English grammar.

YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH

 

[Audio]

Recently.. Duke Nukem Forever (if you got to the end of it without taking it back xD )

 

[DesiPrinceX09]

Assassin's creed 2 last boss was easier than the the last boss of AC1 (he was mostly annoying). To quote yatzhee it was just a "punch out with a fat bloke" and that's true and that was pretty lame. At least Cesare in AC brotherhood was at least a little challenging.

 

[Moontouched-Moogle]

Also, in Castlevania, Symphony of the Night, the final battle with

Spoiler

Dracula is really cheap and easy if you use the sword Chrissaegrim, which, in addition to having a high attack stat, does repeated, rapid slashes as long as you mash the attack button, and can even be used while walking. To be fair though, this makes any boss cheap and easy, due to the ludicrous amount of damage you can dish out in a short amount of time with that sword.

You didn't really need to spoiler his name, everyone knows that the last boss in a Castlevania game is gonna be that dude.


OT: Aside from the obvious Fable 2 I'm gonna say Portal 2. It was still awesome and great fun but it was very easy.

True, although there's probably someone out there who hasn't played a Castlevania game and may have complained.

I also found the final boss of Portal 2 to be fairly easy. I only screwed up once or twice because I didn't use the Propulsion Gel correctly and lost valuable time as a result. Still felt fun and climactic, though.

Also, "lunacy." Sheer awesome.

 

[Thunderhorse31]

Oh come now, you basically beat Liquid 4 separate times and still don't manage to kill him, that was just a small part of an otherwise epic sequence. But, uh, yeah that segment was kinda weak in comparison.

Yeah, but there's something to be said for building tension. MGS actually seems to do it backwards, even/especially if you include the chase sequence:
a). fight impossibly powerful Metal Gear
b). fight significantly less powerful Metal Gear
c). fist-fight Liquid
d). car chase

Contrast with the final fight in Ocarina of Time.

a). Ping-pong battle with Gannondorf. Dramatic death sequence
b). Castle is collapsing and you must dodge falling debris and fight baddies while escaping before you are crushed
c). Enormous pig-Gannon bursts from the rubble and you have to fight him without the Master Sword

THAT is how you do final-form battles. Makes me long for the days of Castlevania III and Ninja Gaiden II.

That's quintessential Kojima right there. Pure epicness bundled up with and padded by mild to severe bullshit.

 

[icame]

Honestly? Dragon age origins. That fight was piss easy if you bring a rogue and don't stock up on melee fighters.

 

[bootz]

Duke Nuke em forever so easy

Witcher 2 I didnt have to fight him.

Mass effect 2, Force Unleashed 2 ( I died twice on hard because I fell off an edge, stupid saber combos)

Assassins Creed 2 I beat him using my fists and kicking and didn't lose one health

Ruby Santucm Boss(last boss in wotlk) guild downed in 25 in 3 tries.

DA2 I pretty much soled the boss and adds on my primal mage. the fire aoe killed all the adds in one or two ticks.

 

[RockOn3906]

Final Fantasy X.

Bloody ninjas! I do however think this one needs reiterating. Two hits and the world was saved. Two hits. Urgh.

Oh, I bet THIS got said a lot in this thread. Dear Lord, it wasn't even funny how fast that boss died. And

Spoiler: Don't look if you don't wanna know. Seriously.

I didn't know the pillars had a petrifying attack. I decided to let him hang around a while the second time by, and lost because of it. That was... almost embarassing.

Plus, don't get me started on the whole Aeon/Yu Yevon thing. That made NO sense whatsoever.

 

[ABLb0y]

Kurt Dierker from The Sabotuer. The build up is epic, you climbing up the Eiffel tower, whilst loads of Nazis kill themselves. Then, get to the top, and find him drunk, and unable to fight. You don't even have to shoot him, you can just wait until he shuts up, then kills himself. Reminds me of Lord Lucien, actually...

 

[icame]

Every single boss in WoTLK?

My jaw quite literally dropped when I read that. Our 10 man heroic was stuck on LK for a month.

 

[Mr Companion]

Borderlands, borderlands. Oh my god, borderlands.

This. I tore that plate of calamari a new one.
I would also Like to say Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater. I found The Boss easy, I mean all I really did was Melee her and I whooped her ass.

Better yet, use the Dragonov on her face over and over until she dies. Every time you shoot her with that she runs away into cover and im like "Oooh thanks for getting some distance between us again when im using a sniper rile you dozy mare!".

 

[Svenparty]

Portal 2: Found Wheatly and the game itself quite easy
Fable 2: At least Jack of Blades tried
Dragon Jack of Blades: To add to the random "Rawrrr I'm a dragon and therefore not as awesome anymore!!" he was a rubbish one and you can spam health potions
Fallout 3: A man in a trench coat backed by two guys OH NO!!!
Red Dead Redemption: Merely because there isn't a mecha bear

 

[auwdioslave]

Every boss in Borderlands (including the expansions) exept Crawmerax. Being a sniper I could just kill everything with quick crittical hits.


Elder scrolls 3 - Morrowind
At lvl 70, with 100% reflect and absorb magic, Dagoth Ur (and the rest of the game)was kind of easy

Also, the Bloodmoon expansion. I found the Ebony arrows of slaying and decided to try them on Hircine -> insta-kill.

 

[Genixma]

Painkiller. Kill a lot of demons. Go into Berserk Mode look up at Lucifer. Time the rock correctly. Fire back. Credits.

But then again the game was more murderville then boss battle. I'm just saying all the other boss battles are harder.

 

[aarontg]

Bulletstorm. If the villain isn't technically dead then he will escape.

 

[Alphakirby]

Bioshock - it was easy as hell, Big Daddys were harder to take down.

^ Damn Ninjas
Yeah,the final boss of Bioshock 1 was a fucking gimp. His attacks were easy to dodge and he took all the attacks I fired until he finally died via deus ex little sisters.

 

[Korzack]

Halo 3 was a bit underwhelming, and also a little bit "... I'm fighting This. Are you flipping Kidding Me?"

 

[Katana314]

Having seen so much of God of War 3, and only just recently gotten the chance to play God of War 1, it was a little disappointing to see that I'm not facing Ares, the massive behemoth, but Ares, the man of similar relative size. Also, as hard as it was, giving a boss unblockable attacks, then making the final phase not use any of the combat knowledge you've learned thus far, is not true difficulty.

 

[Malikaw]

Portal 2: Found Wheatly and the game itself quite easy
Fable 2: At least Jack of Blades tried
Dragon Jack of Blades: To add to the random "Rawrrr I'm a dragon and therefore not as awesome anymore!!" he was a rubbish one and you can spam health potions
Fallout 3: A man in a trench coat backed by two guys OH NO!!!
Red Dead Redemption: Merely because there isn't a mecha bear

Jack of Blades in the original edition I thought was kinda hard until I realized you could spam that triple holy arrow spell on him and rape him in 20 seconds. But I was pretty young so idk if he was hard at all.