Sentences with phrase «second boss»

One encounter of note serves a particularly strong clue as to the ties between Altered Beast and Bloodborne — the game's second boss battle is against swollen mass of green flesh that initially appears to have a single eye — before opening up to reveal countless ocular orbs to be fired incessantly at the player.

After 10 stages you'll face off against one of the game's 4 bosses, and while none of them are particularly memorable (besides the unusually named second boss), they do a good job of breaking up the game's usual rhythm of just blasting away at waves of enemies.

When I told my second boss I was moving to a new state to be closer to family and took a new job, she wrote on the note «I refuse to accept that you're leaving us» with a smiley face and how she was grateful to have something in writing to respond to.

* kinda spoiler * The first boss fight is on a plane which is very easy to accidentally jump off of, and the second boss takes so long, with no checkpoints mind you, and he has a one hit kill.

I still haven't beat the second boss and have been getting my teeth kicked in over and over again.

Go and buy it if you already haven't got it for your Wii U. I am stuck on the second boss.

As far as Zant goes, who knows, he could be a boss or a character, but we have already seen Argorok as a boss on the Palace of Twilight stage and It has been confirmed that there is a second boss on that stage, likely being Zant.

Fans of slapstick comedy, especially bad slapstick comedy, know that both owl and rodents will roam free the second the boss leaves.

Once you reach the second boss of the game, they start introducing bullet hell elements into the game (which with your poor movement is a dastardly duo).

The game's second boss is a giant flaming boulder that splits into two, smaller boulders every time its health is depleted, until the environment is rippling with fiery ball bearings - which brings Asteroids to mind.

For example, in the second boss battle, once I dealt enough damage to the boss, I had to perform the adrenaline rush to chop off one of it's legs.

I never made it to the second boss because I just couldn't be bothered to keep going.

One such enemy just happens to be the second boss in, a smelter type machine that hovers about the decontamination zone with its rotor like feet, which it flails about in an attempt to injure players as it moves about.

The second boss is a strange one, a lady literally tied to a Segway of sorts.

In anticipation for Dark Souls on Switch (not played a Dark Souls yet) I went back to play Bloodborne again (I have beaten Bloodborne once), and defeated the Cleric Beast and that what's - his - name, beast hunter guy, second boss, without dying to either of them.

I did love the visual style of the second boss in particular, but as boss encounters go they were both quite bland and forgettable.

The second boss is nearly impossible without using the latter item.

Against certain enemies, I was able to roll between the legs without issues and in case of some others (especially bosses) I kept rolling into them only to be hacked to death, a problem which was most prevalent against the second boss.

I'm guessing this was meant to give players a proper conclusion to what was probably an abrupt ending after the second boss fight originally.

There are two bosses and an NPC battle, which is optional along with the second boss who hangs out at the very bottom of the painting.

A guide to Nightmare Draxus, the second boss of Nightmare Dread Fortress released with SWTOR game update 2.7.

Before I even ran into the game's second boss my health bar was already down to 50 % (that is the lowest it drops).

While the second boss definitely felt like a strange increase in difficulty, I never felt that I was being cheated and that I always had the tools I needed to win.

It's hard to recommend this game to the casual gamer when he or she probably won't make it to the second boss.

A light alteration of the game is presented within the second bosses area is introduced, in a form of a OP Huntress Alex. Mind you I do not mind a general character added in for flavor or to enhance a existing story within reason, but it simply was more or less forced in a out of the blue moment.

I've only completed the two shortest ones and got frustrated with the second boss on Done and Dusted and quit

While the first and second bosses will not require anything more than smashing the attack buttons, the following ones will begin testing your skills and will need your attention to defeat them.

But, as an example, it has taken me more than fifty attempts to defeat the second boss, although it does get easier later on when you get used to the controls and access to all the tasty upgrades which make you much more powerful in your attacks.

I played through the entire game on Normal difficulty, and I didn't die once until I fought the second boss.

When I started the third level and got myself powered to the nines again, I didn't die anymore until the fifth boss — which happened to be a recreation of the second boss.

Then comes the second boss fight, a fight that was absolutely terrible.

You get to know these short burst beams really well during the second boss fight.

The second boss Abore wears some strange goggles, and the now long - haired Abobo looks like he's sporting evil cyborg eyes.

The second boss of each world is much larger, and involves one of the Dastardly Bombers piloting a large robot or other vehicle.

The boss I found to be the toughest, was the Persuer, the SECOND boss.

The second boss is a dude in armour and the next FIVE bosses are all dudes in armour, or skeletons.

This is the second boss of the Bastion of the Penitent raid wing.

For example, my girlfriend just recently beat Flame Face (the second boss), and she had trouble with Little Big Planet 2 not long ago.

Maybe that second boss is actually Rom, the Vacuous Spider, at the moment it was granted eyes.

For example, to reach the second boss of Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus, a player has to make Sly jump from stalagmite to stalagmite without falling into the water.

Those who are quickly frustrated will likely quit at the first or second boss, or when they stumble onto an overpowered secret enemy a little off the beaten path.

I didn't even finish off the second boss in the area, I was just so desperate!

The blue crystals that spawn on the second boss will always spawn in the same order in Speedrun.

In Oracle of Ages, Podoboos only appear during the battle with Head Thwomp, the second boss of the game.

He's the second boss Mario fights.