The final boss on Mass Effect 2
Really? Was anyone expecting a giant terminator shooting lazers at you?
Most Intense / Epic Boss Battle
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No, and that's why it felt entirely out of place and kind of stupid...even if the fight was okay in of itself. The first time I saw that thing I couldn't help but WTF?!? out on it, it just felt like it made little sense at all. I mean REALLY Bioware? you couldn't think of something more fitting?ta2ce said:
As long as you can see the boss's health on screen, it's epic.
But the most intense probably belongs to the Lich King, Icecrown Citadel. In my opinion.
But the most intense probably belongs to the Lich King, Icecrown Citadel. In my opinion.
Even bigger spoiler.UndeadGamerNinja187 said:
I cackled wildly when I shot him. I actually felt so happy that I had avenged my fathers death. One of the best game endings ever.
All of the Leviathan Guardians from the Metroid Prime series.
Also, Ganon from OoT.
Yes, that includes Dark Samus since it is actually Metroid Prime, who was the Guardian of the Leviathan Seed that landed on Tallon IV.
Also, Ganon from OoT.
mass effect 2 spoiler warning ahoy~-Seraph- said:
That depends entirely on how you view it though. Up until that point we had very little information on how a reaper was 'constructed' or even why they 'harvested' civilizations every 50~ thousand years. That was pretty much answered in the collector base with how they captured humans to turn them into raw materials for the human reaper. Now my guess is that every reapers "main body" has a form similar to that of the species it was created from, but with the hull of a ship built over it (if you recall, Sovereign was waaaaay bigger than all other ships in the citadel fleet, it could easily have housed a giant robot-esque body in its structure. I agree it was surprising (though I was half-expecting them to be using the "raw materials" in some form of reaper construction I wasn't expecting it to look like a human skeleton) but I wouldn't say it's out of place.
Overdrive Sin in Final Fantasy X is one of the most intense boss battles I've ever done. Not least because you start it thinking that there is no possible way past it, and even when you defeat it you do it by the skin of your teeth.
Yea yea I've heard all the theories of this and that, it still doesn't excuse how silly and out of place it feels. A giant fucking terminator? seriously guys? Hell even such theories don't hold up unless they have a damn good explanation to build a reaper in the likeness of a species and then completely make that pointless by housing them in an even bigger body. THE logistics just don't add up so Bioware has some explaining to do in ME3.RejjeN said:
But this is thread derailment now so whatever. It was a fine boss battle, but just story wise it was retarded. Another topic for a different thread.
The 2nd fight with Sniper Wolf in MGS and the battle with that demon(can't remember the name) from Fantasia in the first KH.
I think every boss from that game should get an honorable mention. Nothing could be more perfect than 16 colossi.Hubilub said: