Five Of My Favorite Boss Fights

[@anthonylittle666]

The Voices of Nerat pulling out the ghosts of the people you've sent to him throughout the story was a nice touch and then makes you feel awful for ever agreeing to send anyone to him at all.

[@Makrillo]

I really enjoyed Raphael in BG3 much cause he started singing his own bossmusic.

[@kaidorade1317]

One of the best tracks in the game in my opinion

[@Zooptopus27]

I had more satisfaction defeating Rafael than any other boss in any game I've played. It was so good and so much better than the final boss.

[@toddwerther188]

Maybe doesn't count as a boss since it's optional? Because otherwise zero idea how Raphael doesn't make this list.

[@moneda]

Amusingly for me, my favorite Irenicus fight is actually what I think is the first time you catch up to him after the beginning of the game, and he reveals that a certain party member you may have brought with you actually works for him. It was the first time of many that Bioware made me fight someone I thought was on my side. Utterly unforgettable.

[@lexmats6709]

Daym. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who remembers Tyranny. Such an underated CRPG. It's a shame that we'll never see more of it T.T

[@m.czandogg9576]

Yeah, Tyranny was great :D

[@FunkyPunk1995]

It has my favorite lore of any video game. That world is begging for more.

[@be_pie_today]

Gaunter O'Dimm from Witcher 3 expansion was cool

[@StevenForditude]

Yeah! Kind of creepy too 😬

[@maxpower8549]

that whole expansion was awesome, heck, both expansions were awesome in their own way, heck, witcher 3 in general was awesome and is still a masterpiece

[@misanthropicattackhelicopt4148]

Yea he was a very chilling villian to charming one minute and a monster the next.

[@GeoGyf]

​@@misanthropicattackhelicopt4148 A big 'poser' as well.

[@sinisasub85]

Great list! I'd add the Transcendent One, the final boss of the Planescape: Torment. For me, there hasn't been a more satisfying narrative conclusion than that, and you can finish the fight in many, many ways, including basically defeating it (which is, in essence, also defeating yourself) by your own force of will, by simply speaking to it (not unlike the Fallout 2 situation), and making it merge with you. And the implications that it brings to your own story is to this day the biggest impact that I've ever felt in a game. In a more recent memory, I'd say Raphael from BG3 deserves a top spot, that whole setting and that song - it makes the atmosphere of a fight a thing of beauty!

[@PedroGuilhermeSchneider]

I’d actually say it myself - the Trabacendent One is one hell of a character, in a game full of awesome storytelling jewels.

[@sinisasub85]

@@PedroGuilhermeSchneider Someone said that 'Planescape: Torment is the best book they have ever played'. I could've said it myself. By far my favorite story, and some of my absolute favorite characters, in a genre full of fantastic stories and characters.

[@CrazedGamer117]

One of my favourite aspects of the voices is the fact that when we are in conversations either with him or people around him, he can speak to your thoughts without anyone else noticing. If you hover over the green text in game he will give you simple hints/commands and tell you too react in a certain way if you were going to side with him or to piss off someone that he doesn't quite like. It makes the character all the more creepier because he literally can speak to you in your mind, while having a completely different conversation out loud in front of you.

[@Llainway]

I love every one of your videos that includes anything about Tyranny. One of my favorite games of all time.

[@maxpower8549]

i am happy that a connaiseur like you appreciates tyranny so much, imo it's probably the most underrated game or at least the most underrated rpg. i personally like the ffx bossfight against jekkt. first because the game holds a special place in my heart and second i like the way the story was told through the protagonist looking back, it made the game feel personal and the last boss so much more important. it was such a relief that i finished the story but i also felt super sad because that journey was over.

[@Jasta85]

For CRPG fights I'd say the Baphomet fight in Wrath of the Righteous. You have just beaten a rather tough boss when suddenly a Demon Lord, one of the rulers of hells shows up and I figured it would just be him making threats or something before vanishing, but no, he's ready to throw down, and then we get an awesome metal track playing at the same time. The fight itself wasn't super interesting but the atmosphere and just sheer surprise of it happening were great.

[@onatgz]

not an rpg but, mine is the boss from mgs3. the build-up (that takes the whole game), the determination of the boss and that moment when the games gives the control back to the player (you know which one) are masterfully done.

[@CaporegimeMarcus]

I see Tyranny in the thumbnail, I click! 👍

[@SCUB4Owl]

Fine, I'll play Tyranny again.

[@LandBark]

My favourite boss fight is against Heurodis from Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide, expansion to NWN. Setting is quite climatic. Ancient flying city has risen, you fight in a mythallar chamber. You destroy the crystal and city is falling. Now you have to kill Heurodis by hand (she will survive the fall of city). Music combined with visual effects with boss running around trying to kills us and our companion kobold Deekin Scalesinger trying to compose some glorious heroic epic. It really was something.

[@TuanHoang-zy7of]

The Chimera boss fight in CP2077 Phantom Liberty was one of the more memorable boss for me. It was unexpected, unique and challenging

[@joel5956]

The Deacons of the Deep in Dark Souls III are up there for me. They're very easy, but I like them in concept. Like the boss isn't really the deacons; It's a spirit that possesses one of them at a time and there's a room full of them. Some deacons mindlessly form phalanxes to protect the one that is possessed and others form prayer circles to channel attacks. Godfrey/Hoarah Loux in Elden Ring is another of my favorites. He's definitely one of the coolest designs. His first form is (comparatively) civilized; He doesn't trash talk and his attacks are very measured. But then for his phase shift, he uses his bare hands to kill what appears to be his lion pelt mantle but is actually a live lion hanging on his back. He goes feral from there with a lot of aggression and using only his hands. Definitely a cool "double" boss fight.

[@midnight4669]

Skies of Arcadia wrapped up the whole story very well with its epic final boss confrontation. Also, facing Bastilla and failing to turn her back to the light killed me.

[@emiliosanchez4610]

Mr Freezes bossfight in Batman Arkham City on new game plus is really great since it requires that you figure out every possible stealth takedown (excluding 1) to beat him. Creating the ultimate stealth challenge unless you've already been creative up to that point. I also love Seven Force from Gunstar Heroes, great boss fight, just a fun and creative boss. Also I can't mention Seven Force without mentioning the tribute boss Syntax in Freedom Planet which is an awesome homage to Seven Force.

[@LeperFriend1837]

The Ancestor Spirits are also my favorite bosses from Elden Ring. Not only for the reasons you mentioned, but also the lore surrounding them and the Ancestral Followers.

[@Cassandra112]

playful darkness gets a nod for me, in wrath of the Righteous. he's not a storyboss, or anything. no lore at all. (arguably thats something that would make it better.) he is telegraphed as you enter his lair, with bones everywhere, before you aggro him. so thats nice. but, some lore notes hinting at the demons avoiding his lair would be nicer. He is the first major optional boss in the game. he is the first real test. "what have you learned, and show me" I think he's so memorable as he is a death machine. but, at the same time theres quite a few strategies to beat him. he makes you review your party, what skills you have, and how you use them. this obviously does not match your standard set. but I think does make a good boss fight as well. beating playful darkness is very satisfying.

[@xs10shul]

My favorite is the Nameless King from Dark Souls 3. FromSoft games have some real highs and lows, boss-wise, but this fight was so epic and METAL. He killed me for a bit until I finally got his patterns down. Then, I got really good at it through practice helping other folks. If anyone here is unfamiliar with this fight, look it up on KZbin sometime, and I'm sure you'll agree it's really something.

[@dzikripratama3776]

Nameless King is fire and so is Friede and Gael

[@sodapopinksi667]

You reminded me how metal Dark Souls and Elden Ring is. I remember saying "That's metal" multiple times just looking at the environments. If they swapped the soundtrack to various tempos of metal, it wouldn't feel out of place.

[@Notsram77]

For me, there was nothing like learning the attach pattern of Ring Man in Megaman 4. Thanks for the vid!

[@spacesui-t]

Always nice to see that people still remember Tyranny. Anyway here my 3 favorite bosses: Slave Knight Gael from dark souls 3 - pretty much the perfect souls boss and a great one to finish the series with; Legate Lanius from Fallout NV - fighting him is nothing special but I love his dialog and the way you can convince him to retreat; BB from Fate/extra CCC - I just like the character and her theme (bottom black, moon gazer) is my favorite boss battle music.

[@greyplague3092]

Raphael fight from BG3 was hilarious if nothing else, due to boss singing his own theme song

[@dave-r]

Agreed one of my favorites and i love if you cast silence, he stops singing haha

[@coconutologist]

Thanks for the video. The president in FO3. One of the few bosses that you can beat with wits alone. Onward to 300k. All glory to the algorithm.

[@Frank_Costanzas_Lawyer]

You did five; I'll do five 😁 -Liquid Ocelot (Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots) Not a difficult battle for a final boss, but the presentation of the fight itself and the ultimate culmination of these two older, grizzled rivals finishing things off once and for all, carried with it a certain sad triumph as the final blow fell. -The Bahram Fleet (Zone of the Enders 2) After spending much of the game confined to smaller arenas, it was exhilarating to finally break free and take to the skies as a fleet of colossal warships threatened to decimate your allies below. The battle had you dodging cannon fire whilst dealing with swarms of enemy craft, and finishing each warship off with a powerful, close-range blast of the Vector Cannon. -Agent Tatsuo (Syndicate, 2012) Say what you will about franchise' change in direction, Agent Tatsuo put everything you've learned so far to the test in a ceaseless hale of bullets, acrobatics, slow-mo and quick-hacking (in before Cyberpunk2077), all to a thumping soundtrack by Skrillex. -The Shadow Lord (Double Dragon II: The Revenge) The final villain of the game was a two-parter: in the first phase, he would draw you into the Realm of Shadows (complete with an ominous soundtrack) where the boss spent most the fight invisible--only ever appearing during an attack. With enough practice, and some luck, you eventually boot the coward back into the real world and into phase two, with the soundtrack changing to a more upbeat, hopeful track. The final blow was captured in slow-mo, and I remembered trying to strike a pose with the coolest move possible. -(Don't Fear) The Reaper (Cyberpunk2077) A controversial choice as I consider this secret mission a "boss-fight" in itself, despite featuring a boss in the classical sense. Story-wise, this is effectively a final-stand against the full might of the Arasaka Corporation, alone, and with V's terminal condition worse than ever. As a result, V's maximum health would constantly decline throughout the mission and (before enough players complained to CDPR about it) there were no checkpoints and no manual saving, against wave after wave of high-level enemies, effectively making almost every step towards the game's conclusion a nerve-wracking experience.

[@AlexNV75]

My most memorable boss fight of all time is the 26th and last mission of Advance Wars Days or Ruin on the DS: I couldn’t beat the game as a kid and a few years ago I decided to go and beat it (I went on to lose a few more times before finally beating it) - the satisfaction of finally finishing this game is still immense

[@kingofnamek]

Fun fact, there is a theory that the Ancestral Spirits are older versions of the same animal as Torrent. Mainly based on the similar blue shimmer they both used and, if I remember correctly, that both their horns are said to be eternally growing.

[@GGPoohBah]

Ancestor Spirit is such a weird choice. Not a bad choice, just a weird one. All the bosses in Elden Ring are stellar and I would have a hard time picking a least favorite but if I was making a top ten Fromsoft boss list a lot of them would be from their DLC which are just mind blowing. Midir, Sister Friede, Artorias, and, my absolute favorite Fromsoft boss, Ludwig The Accursed/Holy Blade. The lore focusing on him in the base game building him up to be a key figure of the church, the contrasts he draws from Father Gascoigne, the addition of a Fromsoft staple, the Moonlight Greatsword, being added when a lot of people thought they just left it out for Bloodborne, and the music changing from chaotic and unorganized when he is in his beast form to a beautiful waltz when he regains his humanity culminates into, easily, my favorite Fromsoft boss to date. Their DLC always manages to be leagues better than the base games so if there are people who first started on Elden Ring and haven't touched any of their other games I can safely say that Shadow of the Erdtree is going to blow you away.

[@Tigerbro6]

Saint Sword Ishin from Sekiro. all his forms. from all the endings. Old man really just too based and the entire game teaches you to fight him with all the enemies through the game encompassing his entire moveset. it really marries the entire image of the character with the story around him and how he affected ashina. Its just probably one of my favourite bosses ever. Bahamut's fight in FF16 was really sick too in terms of spectacle.

[@StevenForditude]

Titan from FF16 is my favorite boss fight in recent gaming. Multi-stage battle, outstanding battle design, cool music, etc… Overall a very fun experience.

[@peace_maybenot]

As a fun thought experiment I thought I'd list some of my favorites that come to mind. The gauntlet of bosses at the end of trails in the sky 2, ornstein & smough in dark souls 1, deacons in dark souls 3, sans in genocide route of undertale, the last fight in a hat in time, raphael in baldurs gate 3, ravel the hag from planescape torment, the majima / saejima duo fight in yakuza like a dragon, and sephiroth in FF7

[@iangaskins3843]

Vergil from DMC 5 and 3. Also the final boss of the Witcher 2. I don't remember his name, but you chase him throughout the entire game only for him to just talk to you in the arena. I remember being really shocked that it wasn't a typical boss fight. And more, he kinda convinced me that he was right. I still chose the option to fight and kill him because i wanted a final boss fight conclusion, but that felt very anticlimactic. It was a really cool experience that i hadn't experienced in a game before.

[@CMDR-Cody]

I'm never disappointed with these lists. Every one of these games are amazing in the own right, and Tryanny might just be my favorite RPG of all time, so I was glad to see it here. For me though I would replace the ancestor spirit from Elden Ring with the Nameless King from Dark Souls 3. He is my favorite boss in the series but there are many good ones. I feel like the bosses in ER were kind of meh when compared to DS or BB.

[@Itzpapa]

If its a general boss thing, i think last valkryie is probably my favorit. Love how each step towards it, learns and teaches you how to deal with the boss fight, and leading up to one big fight where you need to use all you have learned before hand and a few extra tricks of her own. A very memorable and satisfying boss to both learn and fight. A more recent boss i liked is Peyt-A from Granblue Fantasy Relink - Automagod, this boss is mostly for its spectable, design and music. Love it! Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse's last boss have you as the protag with your demons and your friends, and the team from the game before it, fight the boss, where you need to interact with a gimmick, which is controlling 2 teams you swap between, to be able to start damaging the boss, all while having great art and fantastic music.

[@Specuh]

Of all the souls bosses, I did not expect the ancestor spirit, but I found your reasoning good.

[@DieElemental]

mort love ya thanks for all the games that you have reviewed and shown

[@axeldrane]

I have a love hate relationship with the Father Gascoigne boss fight from Bloodborne. One one hand i was thoroughly enjoying the game till i met him …which made me drop the game for a whole year before i tried to do it again - seemed unbeatable. On the other, when I finally realized how to beat him that gave such a sense of accomplishment that it dawned on me i couldn't not have continued the rest of the game if I hadn't learned how to beat him there and then. For some I know it was real easy but I'm terrible at those souls -like so it was a big deal :D

[@Ultr4l0f]

It was a great boss... except for the runback. Whomever invented Stakes of Marika deserves a raise!

[@aaronb9363]

Control core angel from Borderlands 2. Totally changed / revealed a lot about Handsome Jack’s character.

[@orarinnsnorrason4614]

For me I'd say Saren (ME1), Diablo (1&), Jon Irenicus and Firkraag (both from BG2). Firkraag lures you to his lair and then you find out he's a red dragon. So his fight can be icredibly challenging coz he approaches you relatively early in the game, very memorable for that reason, coz he's probably one of if not the strongest enemy in the game.

[@dracul74]

Not sure the Black Knight from Dark Souls 1 counts as a boss... but man.... that guy always comes to my mind as an epic memorable battle. I remember spending forever trying to beat him the first time.

[@Shovelchicken]

Lothric and lorian from DS3 will probably forever be my favorite boss. They’re probably not the most interesting or unique boss, but they were a wall for me and my “git gud” moment, it was insanely satisfying when something just clicked, I stopped trying to block, just dodged all their attacks, and got in my own damage. As far as actually cool bosses, Raphael from BG3. There’s just something so amusing about him attempting to manipulate and charm us all game only to finally lose his patience trying to to kill us. Such a great character. I wish the emperor had a proper boss fight and wasn’t just added to the elder brain fight if we betrayed him, felt a bit like a waste.

[@dekay1428]

The first boss fight I bet most of us feared to face was our mother and talking back to her. Didn't talk back until 9 years old for me. Took me many years later just to get to the next phase and have "the talk".

[@martinpavlak7052]

Tactics Ogre - Dorgalua fight (2 forms + he creates a shadow version of all your units). It felt really epic after finally defeating him with only couple of my characters still alive.

[@Medivak794]

Bosses really do make or break some games for me. You can have really solid gameplay, story, whatever, but if your final boss sucks...? Ooft. I've had a few games where that's happened to me and it's just left a sour taste in my mouth afterwards. I got several standout favorites though: The Master (Fallout 1): While Frank is for sure up there as a great for me, The Master is something special. It's just the whole horror look he has, his ideals and fatal flaws that make him great! Talking him down or fighting him directly feels really good. (The former is preferred though as that fight can be GRUELING if not prepared) Slave Knight Gael (Dark Souls 3 Ringed City): Tragic and Epic rolled into one! Especially when you into his story. His whole two stage fight was just nothing but amazing from start to finish. Going from his sort of animal like first stage to this imposing cursed warrior had me in goosebumps! An excellent ending to a great series. I even stayed around as a summon for a long while just to experience the fight several more times! Trying to keep your host alive errr... fun. Thank Gwyn for that healing throw miracle! The Ivory King (Dark Souls 2): While not quite on Gaels level, the Ivory King from DS2 still is one of my favorites of the lot. It's one of those rare bosses that rewards exploring, and in this case, giving you 4 pretty strong (if not goofy looking) allies. The fight itself is chaotic! You have to defend yourself from these charred versions of your knight allies till they seal these gates that will keep summoning those charred knights even the Ivory King appears! The whole thing was just epic, from the start when you drop down the hole with your phantoms and Knights into this fiery hell pit to when you battle the king himself! Dark Souls 2 gets a lot of bad rap but that boss was one of the best.

[@Reoh0z]

Frank Horrigan, "Tis but a flesh wound."

[@thewretch4081]

My favorite boss ever from any video game is Isshin, The Sword Saint from Sekiro, it's just perfect and makes you utilize everything you learned throughout the game

[@Budor77]

Ancestor Spirit is great, it felt like a contrast to the the whole mood of the game almost peaceful.

[@Jolfgard]

Ah, a thumbnail to draw the Tyranny fanboy here, i.e. me.

[@Marquee-p5e]

Miguel in Chrono Cross. Though that's a PS1 title so I don't know if it counts. From PC games, I kinda liked the fight against Ashe in Tyranny. He seemed less evil than Voices and defeating him always felt a bit wrong on a more good-oriented play-through so it had a much bigger emotional impact on me. TBH I can't remember most of the good fights because it's been a while since I played these kinds of games. EDIT: I remembered one.. It's not technically a boss fight, but near the end of the Arrival DLC for Mass Effect 2 there is a fight in a locked room where enemies keep swarming you and you fight alone against a bunch of enemies and robots and whatnot. I _think_ it's kinda like the final fight of the DLC (not sure though). The first time I played this I played as a Vanguard class. So it's a constant rotation of Charge into an enemy, blast it with a shotgun once or twice, hide, wait a second for the cooldown to end and get shot a ton, Charge into another swarm of enemies to recharge the shields, blast them a few times, hide, repeat. It sounds boring, but it was such an awesome scene of one man against so many stronger enemies, just constantly charging into the thick of it and blasting them away one by one. Such a Shepard thing to do. It. Felt. Awesome!

[@vitaminc2161]

Oh yes. I remember Miguel. His dialogue was a real mindf*ck. The battle is also memorable due to his moveset and battle song. Ashe is cool too. His death sequence and speech are true tragedy.

[@abhinavjain8672]

Anhillation from Remnant 2 is also one of the coolest boss fights in recent gaming

[@rtsamuel3]

I'd have to say the final boss in ME2 (Human Reaper); and if we're including MMO's, the C'Thun from AQ40 in WoW. I thought both were very challenging, but also from a story/lore perspective, felt like your action(s) really had some impact in the scheme of things.

[@quasxen]

will always be sad Tyranny was never actually finished and there weren't more games in that world

[@theverbingnoun]

So glad to see Fallout II on this list!

[@MisterHanRPG]

Mephistopheles, NWN HotU Giygas, Earthbound Culex, Super Mario RPG Handsome Jack, Borderlands 2 Orian, Last Epoch

[@jamesfinch6684]

I really wish that Tyranny would have done well enough for a sequel. It is such a good game.

[@N7Defender]

When FF16 comes to pc I would love to see if any of those boss fights make this list for you. The bosses are more spectacle in that game but how the fights ramp up is so cool

[@donleyp]

I really need to finish Tyranny. So many games, so little time!

[@michaelheubeck374]

For me I don't usually love bosses in CRPGs but my favourite soulsy boss is Sister Friede, Jrpg it's Trance Kuja in FF9 and for arpg it's the Elder in Path of Exile.

[@Pearcinator]

Mantis Lords (or its harder variant Sisters of Battle) is the perfect boss fight. It is very uncommon that I feel a "flow state" during a game, but Hollow Knight does it all the time.

[@jacoporegini8841]

My personal favourite has to be Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts. I stumbled upon him at the end of Hercules arena. I was expecting another silly Disney character to kick in the teeth. After all I did pretty much dominate every other boss in this silly game. But no, it was not one of my childhood villains I had to face. It was one of my childhood nightmares. The one winged angel cut me down on the first few notes of one winged angel.

[@GianinaoBoss]

5- Shido (Persona 5 Royal) 4- Ludwig (Bloodborne) 3- Roxas (Kingdom Hearts 2) 2- Sephiroth (FFVII Crisis Core) 1- Vergil (DMC 3)

[@Xxxkiller101]

I would have put Thaos Ix arkanon as fifth. the level of build up as payoff should definitely be recognized

[@laningsmith9163]

If you like the ancestor spirit you would love the divine dragon fight in Sekiro

[@OysteinS]

Awesome video. May I make a suggestion that you include and refer to a link in the description and/or top comment to drive curious traffic to your other video? Just a thought. Take care.

[@C0T0HA]

To me nothing beats Sister Friede from Dark Souls 3, which is funnily enough my least favorite Souls game. The setup, the story, the fight itself, the tragedy, the stages, the spectacle.

[@FunkyPunk1995]

Great list. Off topic but id love to see you cover Unicorn Overlord if you happen to get a chance. Although it’s not on PC so idk if you will 😢

[@MortismalGaming]

Not unless they bring it to PC at some point

[@chilihunter7392]

I personally love Sephiroth from FF7. I also think the Baldur boss fight in the recent God of War is incredible. Raphael is good too, and so is the final boss of Undertale.

[@UntitledSix]

Sitting through Sephiroth's solar system destroying super move makes that fight pretty tedious

[@darthenclave6946]

Frank Horrigan: SEMPER FI!

[@Maxitanker]

Quite late to the party but for me last boss from Intrusion 2 is literally epic

[@tyhex]

Almost to 300k!!!!

[@MortismalGaming]

Getting there

[@Riku2005]

Bahamut boss fight in FFXVI, peak experience

[@joshuayork8362]

johnny was a fun boss i agree he had a good lead up with bg1 and 2.

[@armelior4610]

What about marauder shield, the hero who tried to save us from Mass effect 3's disappointing ending ? 😃 While I don't think this ending is the worst thing ever, I've always found funny the joke about this random enemy being the last boss of the entire trilogy.

[@Jhack81]

Have you considered playing unicorn overlord? Outside of the silly name it’s a really good tactical squad based game.

[@MortismalGaming]

Its not coming to PC sadly

[@HubertTheMad]

Hmm, my boss is not on this list. All joking aside, great list. Loved Raphael in BG3 myself as well

[@MTLGSE]

Very, very surprised that Soldier of godrick isnt there.

[@Barcodez5555]

I recommend remnant 2... Annihilation... that boss is just trippy

[@quillerszasza]

As favourites go, does The Nihilanth count (from Half-Life)? ... :D

[@johnd3124]

I hate boss fights, I play games for the immersive escape from reality experience ... 😂

[@TechnoLawyer]

No Raphael from BG3? Him singing his own boss music made that battle.

[@TheNinthFaith]

Haven't you done a video of this type before (just last year)? A lot can change in a year, I guess...

[@chikeonyiahchinonsoemmanue67]

Please play soul nomad and nakai kingdom on pc

[@kaiserschnitzel89]

O&S. Always O&S.

[@mhjmstultiens]

Tyranny 2, make it happen Obsidian.

[@kaidorade1317]

Just finished my second playthrough of BG3 on Monday and I loved Raphael’s boss fight because he sings his battle music xD I still think the boss fight against Myrkul the God of the Dead from BG3 is definitely one of my favorites. Also loved the Ancestor Spirit boss fights. It made me feel bad for killing it lol

[@CheeseKransky12]

Yeah ancestor spirit was great

[@happyninja42]

Is this a reposting of an older video? I seem to recall you talking about that abomination in divinity os 2 in a previous video

[@MortismalGaming]

No, but there is almost nothing about DOS2 I haven't spoken about at length somewhere

[@TheGronkus]

Gronk!

[@mrstar9]

Tyranny 2 when.

[@karayi7239]

So exceeding difficulty isn't the only metric? ah.. my soulsy ego hurts.

[@timmyburch6501]

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[@fantazjo]

back when i was playing first fallouts i had serious problem understanding why enclave have "Frank Horrigan" because i thought that they hate all mutations now i don't care that much about it because they are a bunch of delusional fanatics and as such hypocrisy should be expected

[@onatgz]

free comment.

[@Officialgabbybea]

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