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Giant freakin' Diddy Kong, 'nuff said. emotion_awesome

gonna point out unfair bosses. not hard, in fact, a few below are relatively easy, just unfair.

initial capra demon in dark souls: its a trial and error boss fight. The moment you enter the doorway, two dogs and the demon come at you resulting in massive stun lock and health lost. This happens as you enter the fog, so you literally dont have a reaction time and if you happened to enter it from the incorrect side of the fog door, then prepare for massive stun lock. mages wont survive at all. the level itself is very small causing a need of pre-emptive knowledge to tackle this guy on an even playing field. he isnt that hard as once you know from which side to enter the fog door or how to react after entering (direction to dodge roll or guard up). without this pre-knowledge, you lose before the fight begins.

Final fantasy tactics advance: bosses about 75% through onwards. They are not hard at all but definitely do have a level of unfairness. A feature in this game is Law cards. Basically every stage has certain laws that, if broken, you will be punished and your party member may no longer be able to fight in the stage. Example, lets say there is a Law stating you cannot use black magic. yeah. you can't. but the enemy can. sure there is the animation notifying they broke the law, but they still get to continue the fight and spam black magic if they want. this creates strategic unfairness. It sounds great on paper to get a law card to enforce no magic in a battle to use against a mage heavy enemy, but this strategy falls to peices when the enemy uses it anyways with no consequence whilst you can't. having said that, most players probably won;t care as the bosses themselves ain't that hard vs your equally leveled and properly geared/skilled team.

freedom wars: There's a few here post 50% of the game where your mission is to defeat boss X but to get to boss X, you have to defeat boss A,B, C, sometimes even up to 7 others, under a time limit. this essentially means you lose via being out of time, not having the high enough level gear to dps fast, rather than being skilled. which is stupid for a game which is dependent on skill rather than levels as per rpgs. add to that, you get funneled into a certain way to fight rather than freely using the vast weapon styles and playing styles prevented just to make it so you finish the stage before the time ends. its a variant in padding the game, forcing the player to grind higher level dps weapons rather than practicing and learning the boss patterns/skills. a fight becomes based on numbers and dps charts rather than skill. One common "brick wall" is the mission where you had to kill the lightning bipedal. But you got to face waves of other bipedals to get it to spawn.




this is as much as I can remember for now

The only one that comes to mind is Hazama. The second the battle starts, he summons some form of shield that surrounds him. Think attacking him head on might work? NO! Fight him head on and the shield will take away your health and Hazama will heal whatever damage you inflict.

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