Would you be able to beat the player party instead?
And this goes for pretty much any game in any genre. The beauty about video games is that regardless of how overpowered end bosses are, game mechanics always allow the player character to beat them.
So for instance, if you were Jubileus and the computer is controlling Bayonetta, would you be able to beat THAT Bayo? With Jubileus' control restrictions and her moveset?
If you were controlling Omega Weapon in FFVIII and the computer controls the strongest player party that could possibly be assembled by that point in the game (attainable by any human player that is), given the constraints Omega Weapon has (i.e. no item use, no draw magic, etc), could you possibly beat the three heroes?
Even in shooters this applies, I'm not entirely convinced that allowing players to control RAAM would make the computer-controlled duo of Marcus and Dom a cakewalk to beat....
And this goes for pretty much any game in any genre. The beauty about video games is that regardless of how overpowered end bosses are, game mechanics always allow the player character to beat them.
So for instance, if you were Jubileus and the computer is controlling Bayonetta, would you be able to beat THAT Bayo? With Jubileus' control restrictions and her moveset?
If you were controlling Omega Weapon in FFVIII and the computer controls the strongest player party that could possibly be assembled by that point in the game (attainable by any human player that is), given the constraints Omega Weapon has (i.e. no item use, no draw magic, etc), could you possibly beat the three heroes?
Even in shooters this applies, I'm not entirely convinced that allowing players to control RAAM would make the computer-controlled duo of Marcus and Dom a cakewalk to beat....