Your longest boss fight
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Castlevania X when youre fighthing dracula in his second form i died like 19 times i just couldn t beat him
Kel'thuzad in World of Warcraft. Hey, it counts.
The fight doesn't actually start up for a good three minutes or so, and even then it's a long fight, he's got a ton of health (considerably less with new content that has more health), and we wiped numerous times, so I'd say it's more or less 5 hours, give or take.
The fight doesn't actually start up for a good three minutes or so, and even then it's a long fight, he's got a ton of health (considerably less with new content that has more health), and we wiped numerous times, so I'd say it's more or less 5 hours, give or take.
my longest sadly was 45 minutes to beat the Time Devourer on Chrono Cross at the end of Terra Tower. Serge, Turnip and Pip is not a good party... but I love Pip 
The End from MGS 3, it took me two hours to beat him on my first try. Now I can beat him in ten minutes.
Final fantasy XIII's
Aster Protoflorian
- nice little fact: after spending almost an hour on the battle,
i saw the target time was 9 minutes. -
Aster Protoflorian
- nice little fact: after spending almost an hour on the battle,
i saw the target time was 9 minutes. -
I spent like 4 hours on the 4th Darksiders boss.
There was a glitch that made the boss's health stack every time you restarted the fight. After a few tries it took almost 2 hours just to get to phase 2. Luckily i noticed the glitch and restarted the game.
There was a glitch that made the boss's health stack every time you restarted the fight. After a few tries it took almost 2 hours just to get to phase 2. Luckily i noticed the glitch and restarted the game.
longest reguler fight was ambelling bellows ff13 was harder than about 90% of that games bosses
When I finally beat Dullahan in Golden Sun The Lost Age on hard without summon rushing (which does percent based damage), it took about an hour and a half. In total the time it took to beat him that way was about 4 hours.
He has 16663 HP on hard, (on normal it's 16000 and HM bonuses are 50% to health, but that is the health cap) and on average you will do about 600-900 dmg, but he recovers 200 HP at the end of every turn. His stats are extremely high, and hard mode increases them by 25%. He also moves several times per turn.
He can summon Charon with no cost to him every few turns, including the first. Charon does a ton of earth-based dmg and has a chance to instantly KO enemies, based on the luck of the user and the targets. Considering he has 59 Luck out of 99 and at most you may have 36 on one person, that's a good chance. Except for the first turn, he'll always show you that he's going to summon him either on his next move or the next turn after using Element Swap.
He has a strong single target attack that can easily KO or seriously injure your squishier characters.
He has a 3 target drain attack which does about 250 dmg, while your party can hit a max of 1999 HP, but will probably have about 800-1200 HP.
And finally the most evil move he can use, Djinn Storm. DS puts all 9 Djinn that each character in the front party on Recovery. This is really bad because Djinn are absolutely useless on Recovery. If they're Set, they give stat bonuses and affect the class of the character that has them equipped, as well as being able to unleash them which activate their special ability, putting them on Standby, where they provide no bonuses but can be used to summon. Summoning puts a Djinn on Recovery where they cannot do anything, your characters have lower stats, and possibly a different class, and all recover one at a time from each character. Since Djinn Storm puts them all on Recovery, you are stuck with the cruddy classes from the beginning of the game. Oh and he does it without warning.
So basically the fight comes down to
Doing damage, healing, reviving from Charon, switching Djinn Stormed characters with characters from the back party, waiting for everyone to recover and repeat.
He can summon Charon with no cost to him every few turns, including the first. Charon does a ton of earth-based dmg and has a chance to instantly KO enemies, based on the luck of the user and the targets. Considering he has 59 Luck out of 99 and at most you may have 36 on one person, that's a good chance. Except for the first turn, he'll always show you that he's going to summon him either on his next move or the next turn after using Element Swap.
He has a strong single target attack that can easily KO or seriously injure your squishier characters.
He has a 3 target drain attack which does about 250 dmg, while your party can hit a max of 1999 HP, but will probably have about 800-1200 HP.
And finally the most evil move he can use, Djinn Storm. DS puts all 9 Djinn that each character in the front party on Recovery. This is really bad because Djinn are absolutely useless on Recovery. If they're Set, they give stat bonuses and affect the class of the character that has them equipped, as well as being able to unleash them which activate their special ability, putting them on Standby, where they provide no bonuses but can be used to summon. Summoning puts a Djinn on Recovery where they cannot do anything, your characters have lower stats, and possibly a different class, and all recover one at a time from each character. Since Djinn Storm puts them all on Recovery, you are stuck with the cruddy classes from the beginning of the game. Oh and he does it without warning.
So basically the fight comes down to
Doing damage, healing, reviving from Charon, switching Djinn Stormed characters with characters from the back party, waiting for everyone to recover and repeat.
Dark Anima - FF10. Shocker, I didn't get the magic banish move and had to do it manually. Took about 9 hours, doing about 40k damage per hit and using enough phoenix down to revive every dead guy ever..
The Uroboros boss on that tanker ship in RE5.
My.God.
Boss fight whent like:
Shoot the giant phallic tip of the tentacle, attempt to shoot the other one, can't shoot it becuase it's moveing around too fast.
Congrat's, that pulsing phallic tentacle tip that you just shot just grew back! Now shoot it, and repeat the process.
My.God.
Boss fight whent like:
Shoot the giant phallic tip of the tentacle, attempt to shoot the other one, can't shoot it becuase it's moveing around too fast.
Congrat's, that pulsing phallic tentacle tip that you just shot just grew back! Now shoot it, and repeat the process.
i don't know if you could count this as a boss but...
THE FUCKING STAR DESTROYER
In Star Wars: TFU
god that was a ***** to pull down...i kept getting it like halfway down and then the stupid tie fighters or whatever they were showed up and then i had to fight them off while seeing the Star Destroyer happily float back up in the background
THE FUCKING STAR DESTROYER
In Star Wars: TFU
god that was a ***** to pull down...i kept getting it like halfway down and then the stupid tie fighters or whatever they were showed up and then i had to fight them off while seeing the Star Destroyer happily float back up in the background