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legend of dragoon

This was the first game I played where I actually planned out how I was going to fight before hand. I'd do a test battle against the boss to see how far I could get, what they could do,to get a rough idea of their total hit points, and then I'd get slaughtered and start planning my strategy. I'd figure out how much damage my team could do in a turn, and I'd figure out how many turns it would take to kill the boss. There were many times when if I screwed up during the "hey, it is a good idea to play Simon in the middle of our battle engine, ha ha, have fun" button sequence for one character I would just reset and start over because I knew I was off rhythm and I'd end up wasting turns healing, thus making the battle un-winnable. The Divine dragon fight was really good. Melbu Frahma was just annoying as hell though.

One of my most memorable boss fights has to be Kain R. Heinlein from Garou:Mark of the Wolves. Using Terry, I got to him on the highest difficulty setting. In the first match I was flawless against him, I simply lucked into every move I needed to beat him to the punch every single time. The second round, I don't think I hit him once, or even came close. A friend of mine was watching and said "You pissed him off now, watch out." The last round was really close, like something out of a movie. We were both at "one hit will kill you" health when I landed the final attack.

The final boss(es) of the first Act Raiser also comes to mind.

The last boss in Shadow of the Colossus. The music, the desperate landscape and the beast itself all create an atmosphere that seems even tragic at times. For the whole game you've been fighting monsters that resemble animals, until in the end you encounter a human-like character, which is just genius. Reminds me that man is the worst of them all.

i actually thought that was the least memorable. since it was a matter of evading some attacks from miles away and when you get to him, you're pretty much danger-free.

the flying bosses were always great imo. the bird colossus was epic as it seemed crazy it was that agile and you were staying on. then the long dragon one in the desert is awesome, chasing after it on the horses and grabbing onto the lowered wings... then stabbing it before having to bail off the colossus, because it's diving into the sand. SO GOOD

I can understand when you're a kid but as an adult is Bowser really that hard to beat????


Getting to him is one thing but once you get there it's not that hard.

The other day playing Demons Souls, I was summoned to play as one of the bosses for another player... we fought for about 40mins, both of us equally matched until he finally just gave up and stopped fighting which I found rather hillarious and entertaining.

it's  really fun

being low level and having the dragon bone smasher I end up fighting against low level people who, somehow, always suck pretty bad


so they get chased by a madman with a 7 foot long sword and get crushed

that or they never even make it up the stairs and so i get free souls

and anyway you think a magical possessing arm is better?

Come on.