The undefeated video game Boss
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I just couldn't do it no matter how much i tried to remember the sequence so i just ended up recording it on my cellphone to make it easier.chickenhound said:
OT: Those some challenges in Godhand's arena, specially the one were you only have minimum life and the last three bosses.
Actually that isn't the first boss, the first boss is the black armoured guy who you fight in the burning village. He is a "your meant to lose this fight boss" but you can kill him. The best I did was half way.KalosCast said:
On topic. Besides that one. Is a kind of unusual one 'cos it's on a racing game. The game is Ridge racer 5, the last race on that was a *****! I breezed through the game, won every race within 5 races.
It took me 20 odd races to get 9th in the last race, thats the highest I ever came, god I hate that game!
The final boss in Ninety Nine Nights.
To even have A CHANCE at beating him you need to level up Imphy to the max, and then get a special weapon for her that drops randomly, is hard to get, and very rare.
And even then I hear he's still ridiculously hard.
I'm not usually one to give up on finishing a game, but what N3 was asking of me was just so absurd (especially for a game that was 'meh' at best) I couldn't be bothered and just quit.
To even have A CHANCE at beating him you need to level up Imphy to the max, and then get a special weapon for her that drops randomly, is hard to get, and very rare.
And even then I hear he's still ridiculously hard.
I'm not usually one to give up on finishing a game, but what N3 was asking of me was just so absurd (especially for a game that was 'meh' at best) I couldn't be bothered and just quit.
which sucks, cause he used it a lot when i fought him, and lion heart only poped once as a finisher x.xNameIsRobertPaulson said:
Oy, Sarevok. You're not kidding about him. I still found Draconis harder, but that was one hell of a tough fight. By himself, he was a match for my entire party. With his companions, we pretty much died instantly. Luckily, it is possible to kill his companions without actually getting his attention; Tazok attacks you about halfway into the temple, it's possible to alert Semaj without alerting Sarevok, and, if you're careful, you can fight Sarevok without ever drawing Angelo into the fight. Angelo, with his exploding arrows that blew me away within about 5 seconds. That was the only way I could take him down. Once his companions are gone, though, he's basically just a Hasted fighter, and you can dispel the Haste. Granted, he's an incredibly tough fighter; my tactics revolved around pummelling him with Magic Missile and drinking just about every healing potion I had.Casimir_Effect said:
I killed Legate Lanius on hardcore mode on hard difficulty, I had to shoot him 6 times in face with the tesla cannon. :S (Fallout New Vegas)
But i could't handle the last bosses in Vanquish, they always killed me with their melee attacks
On Normal difficulty. TT
But i could't handle the last bosses in Vanquish, they always killed me with their melee attacks
On Normal difficulty. TT
I think he is talking about ninja gaiden on the xbox, the black armored guy in the village actually one hit kills you in a cutscene.omega 616 said:
Pokemon legendaries. I never beat them, I catch them. For me, that isn't a true victory, but it is to be celebrated all the same.
The armor spider from demons souls. Took me forever to get up to it and then it kills me.
I have not played the game since.
I have not played the game since.
Might be because its ninja gaiden sigma,never played it though so i dont know what is different. In the ninja gaiden on the xbox you fight him for the first time in chapter 11.omega 616 said:
My tactic was to get one guy loaded up on every potion buff I could then Benny Hill it around the place while everyone tried to kill him, dodging positions of known traps as I went. Needless to say, it wasn't a great tactic. But it eventually paid off when combined with that other well known strategy - 'Summon a metric fucktonne of things'.Anachronism said:
Amazing how useful that tactic is in lots of games.
For a while, it was spectral Dooku in Ninja Gaiden. He was a beatable boss, yes...but the level leading up to him made it absurdly difficult. You faced wave after wave of those damned ghost piranhas that could kill you if you mis-timed a combo or missed a single button press, and if you decided to use your magic to blaze your way through them, you wouldn't have it when you fought Dooku.
Oh, and there was one save point.
Oh, and there was one save point.
Heh. Although it became less useful in BGII when they limited the number of things you could summon to 5. Granted, in ToB this wasn't an issue, seeing as by then the things I could summon consisted of Planetars, Devas, greater elementals and demons, but it was a bit limiting in the main game. Still found it hugely useful for some of the tougher fights in Watcher's Keep.Casimir_Effect said:
hahaha, I used both those tactics. I also lured his companions away to slaughter them before Sarevok noticed. Still took me ages though, Serevok could kill all my party members in about 10 seconds if I gave him half a chance.Casimir_Effect said:
The haste boots you nabbed from the assassin earlier in the game also helped (although that was a tricky boss fight in itself). His name escapes me....