The Bozar of GRA was modelled after a Barret in the classics, but that's neither a .50 nor a sniper rifle

Do it twice then come back and tell us how easy that was

Very easy difficulty with energy weapons at 100. I don't think you could even take out a quarter of his health with a holorifle shot to the head on normal...

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Read the whole tread before answering - as i have explained before, i was in sneak mode, used slasher, and had EC max charge .. and shot twice (I know i wrote 1 at first, but as i already explained, i remembered wrong)

I play hardcoe mode on very hard n i found it easy to kill him and all it cost me was a 40mm grenade basically i went round the back of the nuke silo and hit him with the 40mm grenade then did abit of camping dodging his bullets thus making him come to me with old glory then pushed him into the silo lol then i balistic fisted the eyebots and marked men after using a stealthboy

Level of ability when playing a game does not translate into level of proficiency in game design. Playing and creating are two entirely different beasts. Like singing and writing lyrics for example; you could be blessed with the most awesome voice in the world, doesn't mean you can instantly write great lyrics as well.

Honestly, I hate the whole "you don't play on ULTRA HARD MODE, so I know more than you" mentality - it's a sad excuse to try and show off about being good at a game. Well done, have a pat on the back, you are a god etc etc

Well I had nice 10 min fight against marked men with ulysses onb my side , it truly was epic

Like your sic, but please make a quote next time

Who cares? Ulysses had beast dreads and I was jelly of this.

Funnily enough, these folks often don't know more about the game than anyone else, and in fact often know less; they tend to follow a build someone else figured out that could crush pretty much anything (and there is always such a build), without actually knowing why it does so. The guy who came up with it usually does, though, since such builds tend to require detailed anolysis of the game's mechanics to figure out. It doesn't help that in a lot of cases the ability to play on the hardest difficulty has less to do with any inherent skill and/or build strength and more to do with ruthless abuse of broken mechanics, as the latter cannot be countered by the AI and usually guarantees success.

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While the Ulysses fight is a bit too easy if you have top-end weapons and AP ammo, that's arguably better than the probable alternative, where such things would be required to even have a chance at killing him. While that level of durability has its place, this fight isn't it; the game is not calibrated to the degree of difficulty usually associated with such bosses, and running into that large a shift would massively piss off a large percentage of the player base.

Could it have been a 'better' fight? Probably (some would say 'Definitely'), but the way it's set up any increases run the risk of making it a bit too difficult for anyone not using heavy weapons, so it's best left alone.

Too true, if any suggestions that emerge from these gaming 'gurus' aren't harebrained, they are usually geared towards competitive gaming. Which they fail to realise not everyone enjoys. And as has been stated, I can't take seriously anyone who would get an ego over how good they may be at a game, exploiting mechanics or not.

Wait til your game skills put a Ferrari in your garage, THEN you can have an ego.

This is why the highest I go is normal- I hate bulletsponges. If higher difficulty meant better AI I would play on very hard.

Winning!!