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Fallout isn't Doom. they're different. weren't you even saying there should be more talky `soap operas`? Now you want big boss battles.
Make up ya mind.
You get used to it.
This isn't a leveled, platformer game. It's a freeform sandbox with stuff in it to play with.
The games that I love that DO have boss fights, always come with such a jarring "you are in a boss fight now!!" method.
Far Cry 5 in particular. I love that game, quite a bit. I enjoy New Dawn a lot. But both of them, as with the other Far Cry games, insert Boss Fights in there that sometimes arbitrarily take over what you're doing.
I wasn't ready to fight, I was off doing something else. But oops I triggered a cut scene! Now I'm in a boss fight and heading through the rest of the game I guess. :/
So I'm glad that this one really doesn't have that so much. It has 'wave battles' and plenty of them, that's fun, and more in keeping with the theme of the game itself.
Nah there's someone on that section of the forum with like "the same amount of hours in that game" as I have in this one (over 4k) and I was like HOW how does one even get that far into it?
Then I started doing the repeatables and was like. OH. OH.
and then ubi yanked their windows 7 launcher so it's been MONTHS since I've been able to even access my damn account let alone launch games that were bought for 7 and run fine on it. >_> jus sayin, obsolescence is garbage. I want to play my games. New Dawn and no mans sky, my top 'i really need to scratch this itch' games I can't run until I have 10 running prolly tomorrow.
Final battle in Institute was missing spectacular battles,fun blasting though.
Only having rare synth prototype there.Like Kellogg boss battle?
Whereas Fallout 4...you have silly unrealistic railroad people, you had the Brotherhood of steel (only worth enemy) and you had the Institute which all things considered they were kind of wimps.
I look to previous fallout games on how they could have improved Fallout....the railroad it's silly to fight for the life of a robot/synth when there's ACTUAL slavery in the Fallout Universe. The Institute...just synths? really? Not even killer synth gorillias? Or how about some of the neat robots we saw in Fallout Tactics?
Involves a small number of bosses at (nearly) the same time.
And they have many competent helpers on top of that who all get into the action against u at same time.
Come to think of it, Nuka World also has the bloodworm queen, nukalurk queen, and Oswald the Outrageous, it just doesn't have bosses that are giant invincible beings that tower over you. Even the Concord deathclaw would count as an early boss the way Fallout 4 does things.
In earlier Fallout games maybe the giant roboscorpion from New Vegas' Old World Blues DLC would stand out, and fighting the brain from Point Lookout for Fallout 3. The Master from Fallout 1 and Frank Horrigan from Fallout 2 of course, and technically the Calculator from Fallout: Tactics (though fighting a behemoth robot at the gates of its lair stands out more in my memory).
The final battles against the Institute are also somewhat unsatisfying for being essentially identical.
They put far more work into fighting the Brotherhood, who is already the most fun to fight due to their mix of troops. You get your choice of a base defense at the Castle (Minutemen), a mixed combat/infiltration (Railroad), or the biggest fight in the game taking the fight head-on at the airport (Institute). The Institute one is particularly involved, with the ongoing fight in general, taking out the jammers to swing things in your favour, defending the hacking synth, and the final stage where Maxson swoops it to be defeated and give you his loot.
Why Institute are wimps? hope bosses improve Fallout 5?
On a different note...the BOS were the best options for a good enemy...but even they were kind of weak-sauce compared to what they used to be....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7SmlqNCV2I
Ever play tactics? It had a robot army that wanted to rise up that was completely...bad....ass...if they would have made it today it'd be like taking Fallout to fight giant Horizon: Zero Dawn type machines...now take a Horizon Zero Dawn robot and compare it to what is essentially a skeleton mage.
If the institute had giant t-rex robots fighting you or skeleton mages? Which would you think is a better boss?