The final boss is never the hardest boss, is it?
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Final Fantasy Tactics. The game leveled up with you, except the storyline. You want to play random encounters? Be prepared to heal your ass often. You want to beat the game's story? Get above level 50 and you'll probably breeze through the final stages.
the fucking Eye of Sauron in LotR: The Third Age.
Isn't Frodo supposed to have dealt with him? Why the hell did my party of dumb misfits go to the top of his tower and fight him? It makes no sense, even in a game of complete bullshit nonsense
Isn't Frodo supposed to have dealt with him? Why the hell did my party of dumb misfits go to the top of his tower and fight him? It makes no sense, even in a game of complete bullshit nonsense
This just reminded me of the boss Ive seen no one mention yet that I broke my right button on...SantoUno said:
Why oh why has no one mentioned Seth from Street Fighter 4??!?!?!?!?
Yea, I could never beat that guy...therandombear said:
I had to replay the game a few times to get the correct skills and weapons to defeat him, and even then I had to have my younger brother read me the strategy guide while walking me through the fight, eventually I was able to down him though. Apparently magic was the way to, glad I spent the whole game leveling it up, made the whole experience worth while to take him down using every magic skill I had acquired.
By far the hardest boss to defeat, curse you ninja!
I agree with Vergil3 being probably the hardest challenge in DMC3. If we're counting the entire final confrontation as the "final boss" of God of War 1, then it definitely qualifies here (the clone fight). If we're just talking about the very final fight, it still nearly qualifies, as IMO the clones are really the only thing in GoW1 harder than Ares2.
The first Ratchet and Clank: without the RYNO, Drek is the toughest foe in the game for me, by a considerable margin, as during my first playthrough I basically had to resort to Tesla Claw'ing him, firing off wild Devastator shots and hoping some would connect, and using the PDA to refill ammo for both weapons (oh, and mines in the final section; can't forget the mines). Ugh. He'd be easier with the latter games' controls, though.
Prototype, as mentioned earlier, probably qualifies.
Resident Evil 5's final boss qualifies for me in co-op mode, but probably not single-player.
The first Ratchet and Clank: without the RYNO, Drek is the toughest foe in the game for me, by a considerable margin, as during my first playthrough I basically had to resort to Tesla Claw'ing him, firing off wild Devastator shots and hoping some would connect, and using the PDA to refill ammo for both weapons (oh, and mines in the final section; can't forget the mines). Ugh. He'd be easier with the latter games' controls, though.
Prototype, as mentioned earlier, probably qualifies.
Resident Evil 5's final boss qualifies for me in co-op mode, but probably not single-player.
I lost to that thing my first time partially because I was simply not expecting it. At all. What the hell.funksobeefy said:
I absolutely remember that beast. I remember it being murderously difficult, but what I remember more (and will always remember somewhat shamefully) is that while it was actually much harder, it only took me two tries while the Adult Sheegoth took me four tries to kill.zehydra said:
You may now call me a shitty gamer for being owned by the Adult Sheegoth.
As for a game where the final boss is the hardest, Castlevania: SotN and AoS stand out in my mind. AoS's final boss just had a ludicrous amount of damage output, and augmented that difficulty by having a second stage and by stealing all of your souls at the beginning of the fight. And no one try to tell me that Galamoth was harder than Dracula in SotN "because he has 9999 hp", because I have less difficulty fighting him on the FLOOR (instead of using either of the two the stun-lock tricks) than I do fighting endgame Drac.
If you thought Fontaine was hard, then I have two words for you: electric gel. If you have three full tanks, you can stun-lock him through two-thirds of his health bar as soon as he even appears.TheMadDoctorsCat said:
I think the idea is that you you worked your ass off to get this far you should be able to complete them game rather then fight the boss 50 times and either give up or go on gamefaqs.
FF10 is a good example: Zombie Attack, Phoenix Down, Congratulations.
I can't really think of one that was the hardest tbh.
FF10 is a good example: Zombie Attack, Phoenix Down, Congratulations.
I can't really think of one that was the hardest tbh.
2 parties... damn, i forgot about that. that probably would work actually. sorry manawsome117 said:
yeah, its a massive grind getting up to that level, but once you're there, nothing stands much of a chance
Break all of his health leeches during Master Knight Speed duration, and he's a freaking pussy cat. Beat him down in 10 seconds.Tamminga said:
I'd have to say though, every boss in FFXIII is piss annoying. Especially after Chapter 10, when everything has enough HP to mimic global wealth in real life. <_<