The last boss in fallout 3 was disappointing. Especially compared to the bosses from the first fallout.Vaguely human mutant blob, Power armored mutated super soldier, Some guy with a cool coat and a pistol.
You killed my father! Prepare to- oh.
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Well more of a glass head dome.Iwata said:At least it's true to the comics.Pararaptor said:
Mysterio always had a glass chin.
The Archdemon in Dragon Age was pretty underpowered after some of the earlier boss fights. Yes, the ballistas tend to break. But they can be fixed once with a rogue, and there are enough of them around that you can still get the thing down to at least 25% health before you run out of them. Oh, and you're virtually untouchable while shooting the ballistas, since the Archdemon has to run through its "hit" animation everytime, and you can just keep shooting repeatedly while the thing howls in pain.
Charles in "Penny Arcade: On the Rainslick Precipice of Darkness episode 2"
He has 100000 hp.
One hit takes off 80000, with "SISSY BOSS FIGHT!" emblazoned on the screen in big letters when you hit him.
Of course, its so silly, as control switches elsewhere during the fight, and the whole building is shaking, as if its an epic battle.
So easy, but so damn funny to play
He has 100000 hp.
One hit takes off 80000, with "SISSY BOSS FIGHT!" emblazoned on the screen in big letters when you hit him.
Of course, its so silly, as control switches elsewhere during the fight, and the whole building is shaking, as if its an epic battle.
So easy, but so damn funny to play
SPOILER ALERT!! Kurt Drieker in the Saboteur. After a build-up that revealed he had gone insane (well, MORE insane) and had turned Paris into a warzone, began killing his own men and caused the few survivors to go crazy and act so eerily that they didn't try to stop you unless you attacked them first, the final fight involves Drieker giving a rant about evil, madness, hell, etc. then you picking up his gun. You CAN kill him with it (though only if you hit him in the head for some reason) but if you don't he'll just jump to his death himself. What makes it even worse is that the level before it was action packed with you killing a small army of the Ultimate Nazi Soldiers(!), who were pretty tough, and involved you blowing up their weapon research factory, saving the scientists daughter AND destroying the doomsday weapon. After all that build up and excitement I just felt so empty at the end...
Just in case someone hasn't played it yet...
The Assassin leader guy from the original AC. He was the leader of a guild of assassins, had an item of unimaginable power, and he was CAKE. CAKE I SAY.
There are numerous examples of Easy Boss fights. Though I think the ones that should be exempt from classification are bosses that are deliberately easy.
So I'm going to just go out there... say that as far as big bads go, Yu Yevon was pretty cack. Not only were you given Auto-Life (you can't die!) and if you had been playing to get the super weapons (weapons that deal up to 99,999 damage, considering Yu Yevon has 60,000 HP) then you start to see my point, even without these weapons, he is so easy due to an overdrive or two actually doing that amount of damage.
Though it could be said, that once you start getting too powerful that the bosses in the last dungeon become easy, the Final Bosses of the game become the Dark Aeons as they are infinitely more of a challenge.
So I'm going to just go out there... say that as far as big bads go, Yu Yevon was pretty cack. Not only were you given Auto-Life (you can't die!) and if you had been playing to get the super weapons (weapons that deal up to 99,999 damage, considering Yu Yevon has 60,000 HP) then you start to see my point, even without these weapons, he is so easy due to an overdrive or two actually doing that amount of damage.
Though it could be said, that once you start getting too powerful that the bosses in the last dungeon become easy, the Final Bosses of the game become the Dark Aeons as they are infinitely more of a challenge.
Be fair, Shinobu was difficult. I was disappointed with how easy the final boss in that game was though. In fact, I was a bit disappointed by how easy every fight was after Shinobu. It was still an awesome game.SnootyEnglishman said:
The undead bosses in necropolis on DDO - everyone was going on about what a ***** they are-turns out that's not the case if you're a sorcerer-hapless fools never got off their dais before they were ash on the floor. Definite anticlimax.
Probably the giant shard before you get to Lucien was the final boss...AvsJoe said:
Or the game didn't get finished.
