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Otherwise just make sure when you run past him, you run past his right side (your left) so you avoid most of his swings.
Crickey, you know original wasnt third person, right?
This game more a reimagining, then a remake
This pretty accurately describes every boss in the classic series.
The final fight in RE3'99 is literally just a box puzzle.
Everything else is 'turn around, run, turn around, shoot enemy, repeat.'
Some can even be simplified to just 'shoot enemy' if you're knowledgeable about weapon/enemy effectiveness and have health to spare.
It felt like the easiest fight with him for me exactly because of what you said: the arena. You jave these walls split the arena into sections that not only have loot but serve as bait spots for the boss.
Now Birkin G2 - that's a fight I'll remember...
It doesn't sound like it bores you. It just sounds like you're doing poorly if you're getting cornered so easily.
If you're getting boxed in, you're not moving when you should, and staying too long in the side areas. There's no reason to stay there, and he'll barely ever follow you into those areas from the middle (unless you stay too long)