7 Hard Bosses You Can Beat Without Firing a Shot

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  @spacedudemark255 · 6 years ago

  How about Fallout New Vegas?<br>&quot;I want to kill the entire Mojave&quot;<br>[Speech 100] &quot;No&quot;<br>&quot;They do make a good point&quot;

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• IB

  @IBBX22I · 6 years ago

  Silent Hill: Boss Fight!<br>Me: ammo broke<br>Silent Hill: <br><br><br><b>understandable have a great day</b>

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• GF

  @gfjmember · 6 years ago

  The first Balrog fight in Cave Story<br>&quot;Hey, you wanna fight?&quot;<br> &nbsp; Yes<br>&gt; No<br>&quot;Huh, OK then.&quot; <b>leaves</b>

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• LE

  @LexusKyran · 6 years ago (edited)

  This makes me remember, i messed up in MGS3. I was trying to do a &quot;don&apos;t kill anyone&quot; run, but accidentally killed a soldier when my weapon automatically switched to a letal one after a cutscene. Like a idiot, i also saved the game just after that.<br>In the next encounter with a enemy, i noticed the letal pistol. Then i checked the statistics and there it was, 1 dead guy.<br>It was so humiliating to reach The Sorrow and there is just this one freaking guy waiting for me, lol.<br><br><br>I should try that again sometime..

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• Z3

  @z3rotollranc3 · 6 years ago

  Okay so how many of us thought when it was revealed that Metal Gear Solid 3 was on this list that they were going to talk about fighting The End and just moving your system clock forward so that he dies of old age? &nbsp;Glad to see this one didn&apos;t go with the obvious boss.

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• CA

  @CaitlinRC · 6 years ago

  snake-eater is exactly how I&apos;ll win every argument I&apos;ve ever had - just wait for them to die so I win by default

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• EN

  @enlongjones2394 · 6 years ago (edited)

  Final Fantasy IV: Cecil’s battle with his Dark Knight self, once he becomes a Paladin. You could try to fight him, but you’re way better off defending and casting your nifty new healing spells on yourself, until the Dark Knight drains all his own HP away by repeatedly using his Dark Wave attack. <br><br>It’s a metaphor for not giving into violence as the answer, in order to prove yourself worthy of the powers that you’ll use to do violence to every other boss fight in the game.

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• NI

  @nightsong81 · 6 years ago

  Going by old World of Darkness canon, that werewolf almost certainly did have a family waiting for him back home. A very big, very angry family. Not exactly human, though. Werewolves are pack hunters, and also very family-oriented. Some of their family are wolves, some are humans, and some are full-fledged werewolves. But even the humans aren&apos;t <b>exactly</b> human; they&apos;re &quot;kinfolk,&quot; which is like being a human, except with magical spirit powers and a lot of very large, fuzzy cousins. Most kinfolk know exactly what they are, know about vampires, werewolves and the other supernatural creatures of the night, and know their way around a shotgun. Not the kind of family you want to piss off by crushing their uncle in a door. But, such is undeath in the World of Darkness.

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• OY

  @Oyasumi05 · 6 years ago

  I could be on the final boss and still be like &quot;But I might need those latteerrrr&quot;

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• RO

  @roguedogx · 6 years ago

  mike - &quot;don&apos;t pretend moving like a spider isn&apos;t enough to instill fear&quot;<br>ellen - &nbsp;&quot;I practically have that printed on a t-shirt.&quot;

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  @M4ruta · 6 years ago

  There&apos;s an optional boss in Final Fantasy V called Gogo who will tell you to do as he does. Any attack from your party will be met with a devastating spell, but he never attacks first so you just have to wait a few minutes and you&apos;ll &quot;win&quot; the fight.

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• DA

  @davidsylvia8493 · 5 years ago

  That boss fight with the sorrow in MGS was so weird. I did a play through where I didn&apos;t kill anyone and the river was empty. I just trekked through the river until the end lol.

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