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It's kinda a shame how weak he is to wisdom saving throws, though.
But my favourite factoid from that fight:
You can't use Banish on Raphael, because Banish sends devils and such back to their home plane. And Raphael is home.
Was not prepared for a fight like that and thought to myself 'well great.. will need to reload' but gave it a go anyway. Won on first try and he didn't even come anywhere close to killing any of my party members.
Expected more out of a guy that has 666 (very funny Larian...) HP. But no, he just died like a ♥♥♥♥♥.
These other enemies i never faced or met, just heard a name. Ketheric Thorn was meh and so are the rest.
Wish they'd abstained form putting any music with lyrics in tbh, it all feels extremely out of place.
One of the worst of these bosses is Wasteland 3: Cult of the Holy Detonation and the final boss of the humorous tactical rpg The Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet Of Chaos. There, you have to dance the boss to remove his shield, and he summons enemies
In Wasteland 3, they made music with lyrics for each boss or important battle, I really like this approach and the choice of music is always in theme
If the game were a children's movie or a musical play I'd agree that it was fitting. It's not though.
ALso dont get me started on Wasteland3, i thoroughly enjoyed that. Unlike this.
If it'd be me, id put WL3 above this.
Blood of the Lamb alone was fantastic.
In terms of gameplay and all, I'd put BG3 over Wasteland 3, but BG3's got nothing on the soundtrack of Wasteland 3.
This? im forcing myself to finish it.
Idk, just doesn't hit me the same.
Maybe its the plot, the characters.
Though I'm sure you could probably do the same with BG3, you'd just miss out on so much.