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The final boss in Clair Obscur was easier than planned because players engaged heavily with side quests, leading to higher character levels and a less challenging fight. Developers underestimated how much players would explore and complete optional content, which affected the intended difficulty of the game’s climax.
Square Enix quietly fixed confusing wording on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth's final boss fight retry menu, addressing a Platinum Trophy-breaking bug and rewording the game over screen options to prevent players from mistakenly restarting the entire encounter. The update now includes a more straightforward "Retry from Current Phase" option, rectifying the previous confusion and receiving praise from the community for addressing the issue.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has hinted at continuing his involvement in WWE beyond WrestleMania 40, expressing a desire to remain a part of the organization. His return to in-ring action has rejuvenated him, and his role as the Final Boss is expected to continue, potentially leading to future matches with wrestlers like Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns. This suggests that The Rock's presence in WWE programming may become more regular, marking a significant development in his involvement with the company.
A player almost accidentally beat Dragon’s Dogma 2 after 40 hours of gameplay, realizing they weren't mentally prepared for the ending. The game's save system and missable quests add to its unique charm and occasional frustration. Players can trigger the endgame sequence by completing the "A New Godsway" quest, but there's still plenty of content to explore even after defeating the final boss, with major story-altering choices and consequences to consider.
Elden Ring player Let Me Solo Them has helped 5000 players defeat the game's final boss, marking the end of their chapter in assisting the community. Let Me Solo Them gained recognition for their previous assistance in defeating the iconic Malenia battle and received a commemorative sword for their efforts. The popularity of Elden Ring remains evident, and anticipation for the upcoming DLC is growing.
A Baldur's Gate 3 player has discovered a strategy to defeat the final boss of Act 2 using a large amount of gold and a special weapon. By reverse pickpocketing the boss with 15,000 gold and using the weapon's ability called Blood Money, which deals extra damage based on the target's gold, the player was able to one-shot the boss. This strategy can also be scaled up for higher health pools. Additionally, the player shared another reverse pickpocketing strategy involving a cursed corpse in Act 3.
Players of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have been finding creative and unconventional ways to tackle the final boss, ranging from trapping the boss in a cage to making him work in a shop. These methods provide alternative strategies to defeat the boss and add a unique twist to the gameplay experience.
This walkthrough provides a step-by-step guide to reach the final boss, Ganondorf, in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Starting from Hyrule Castle Chasm, the player must navigate through various obstacles and enemies to reach the Forgotten Foundation and ultimately face the Demon King's Army. The guide also includes tips for defeating the army and advice for the final boss fight.
Shinya Kumazaki, the director of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, has acknowledged that the final boss difficulty curve in the game might have been slightly too steep. He notes that while it's important to provide a sense of achievement, the game should also be approachable. Kumazaki wants to explore balancing out the difficulty curve to provide a more fulfilling gameplay experience for experienced gamers. Despite this, the final boss of the game is wild and one of the highlights of the Kirby series.
LetMeSoloThem, a skilled Elden Ring player, has helped 3,000 other players defeat the game's final boss. Inspired by Let Me Solo Her, another legendary player who helped players defeat the challenging enemy Malenia, LetMeSoloThem has been lending her twinblades to assist with the final boss. She has even sent a lower-level character to the Erd Tree to help players on their first and second runs. LetMeSoloThem's new goal is to help another 2,000 players destroy the Elden Beast.