Holy shit is there ANY more forced part of a game than the 2nd boss in DE:HR?
>boss room literally has a heavy rifle with full ammo outside of it
>literally no explanation for boss other than "I guess we have to have one"
I'm not even done with the game yet but it's so obvious that they hated it.
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Boss fights were outsource to another company.
The main game and bosses were done by two different teams.
>>330606409
I mean the first boss at least made some sense
>the Tyrants know you've traced the Eliza connection
>send Mute Goatlegs to stop you/kill Eliza
>>330606227
Squeenix: make a bossu batoru
Eidos: but this is a deus ex game
Squeenix: nippon video game has bossu or it not video game, do or cut funding
Which boss is the second boss? That's the one in news lady computer's room right?
>>330606227
Yes, Missing Link in Director's Cut.
Missing Link is putrid garbage.
>>330609149
Finally a person on the internet with correct opinion
>>330608949
Yes
>using the takedown glitch to kill robocock with a punch to the face
>>330609490
I didn't know you could takedown bosses, so i fought him fairly and he was the hardest boss in the game.
>>330609634
You're not supposed to be able to but there was a bug that let you use a takedown if you did it as he jumps over the walls in the room.
>>330609861
I suppose it was fixed in directors cut?
>>330609958
Probably but I haven't tried it.
>>330608829
>but this is a deus ex game
>Yes exactry, make new Gunter
>>330609634
>Namir
>hard
his AI is retarded and will do nothing but jump over the walls if you move slightly out of his line of fire
I have the original DE:HR and Missing Link seperately but I haven't played it yet.
Should I get the Director's Cut instead? This thread is making me think the improvements to boss battles makes it worth it.
