After I fought Radahn, my first thought was "Any other game would be grateful to have Radahn as it's ultimate boss fight. And here he's just number 2 or 3."
The music, the scenery, the fuck-you purple laser arrow to the face the second you enter the fight, the stupid little horse, the "raid-boss" style, the comet attack.
Even the lore implications and post-fight cutscene is epic. He was holding the stars themselves to stop fate from progressing and killing him releases all that time lost at once, blowing a giant hole into Limgrave.
Also he was hard as nails right after release and taking him down was a real accomplishment.
10/10, would get insta killed by purple flying rocks again
Radahn also serves to introduce some of the spirits you'll encounter later in the game as well as Blaidd and Alexander if you missed their previous meetings.
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Also the subtle implications of Seluvis keeping track of you via his finger maiden puppet.
After I fought Radahn, my first thought was "Any other game would be grateful to have Radahn as it's ultimate boss fight. And here he's just number 2 or 3."
The music, the scenery, the fuck-you purple laser arrow to the face the second you enter the fight, the stupid little horse, the "raid-boss" style, the comet attack.
Even the lore implications and post-fight cutscene is epic. He was holding the stars themselves to stop fate from progressing and killing him releases all that time lost at once, blowing a giant hole into Limgrave.
Also he was hard as nails right after release and taking him down was a real accomplishment.
10/10, would get insta killed by purple flying rocks again
agreed, Radahn still stands as the one greatest truly epic moment in gaming, IMO, just incredible boss fight design all the way
Radahn also serves to introduce some of the spirits you'll encounter later in the game as well as Blaidd and Alexander if you missed their previous meetings.
spoiler
Also the subtle implications of Seluvis keeping track of you via his finger maiden puppet.