Dude go back to DQ 11 and use the Sword of Light as an item on the final boss, you will destroy him.

In Final Fantasy 8 I grinded to level 99 not knowing enemy scaling was a thing and ended up screwing myself by getting trapped in Ultimecia's castle 😅

Weird, for playing that many rpgs along the years, yet still you fall for the oldest tricks in the book

I also had trouble with the final-final boss in DQuest, but then I found out that you had to "use" the Sword as an item to weaken the boss and make the fight 2x easier.

The "post game" in DQXI is actually the 3rd act of the game and isn't really optional.

Mem Aleph is the one boss that comes to mind for me. She made certain I would never finish Strange Journey.

I've beaten Izanami-no-Okami every time I've played Persona 4, and I am a guy who gave up on some RPGs for being too hard. There is a moment during Izanami's fight that is scripted. For Dragon Quest XI, I've raised my team to level 97 and Calasmos destroyed me. Turns out you have to use the Supreme Sword of Light as an ITEM. This drastically lowers his stats and make the game beatable.

Please do more of these videos! I love your lists and opinions on games. Like a ProJared style really works for you. I love your RPG content bc it’s so niche for what I’m into, but I’d also love to hear your take on other genres too!

That final movement on your video was dope!! i laughed a lot

My top 3 list: Saga Frontier 2, Devil Survivor Overclocked and Spectral Souls, helluva bosses

In dragon quest 11 your whole party could be at level 99 and you’ll still get destroyed without the sword light

all the disgaeas are the same, though. never grind normally, you need to cheat the system and make one super character. it's way quicker and way easier than just endlessly grinding your army. literally the whole point of disgaea is to cheat. you're a demon, you're supposed to cheat. if you change your strategy a little, i think you'll beat every disgaea that you got to the boss and stopped. the postgame superboss is another thing altogether, but the main storyline you should be able to spend a couple hours and then squish him like a bug with a single character. check out some faqs on this, including some great speedruns out there that show how to beat the whole game in a couple hours, or even the whole postgame. it's pretty insane once you get the hang of it.

I laughed a lot watching this video. Great content bro 👍🏻

I always have 2 save files in rpgs

Ff8 hilarious! Blue dragon though surprised me, i remember doing a second play-through for platinum and it took hardly anytime at all

The reason that jrpgs and rpgs in general grip me in their grasp is because of their story. I can't stop a game partway unless the story failed me. Even when a boss is bs and i have other games, I have to see the story through in a good game!

I feel Erick's struggle for the games he didn't finish because there were other games he wanted to play. That's the story of my life. lol

Hey Erick, great list! I completely agree about the difficulty disparity between regular enemies and bosses in Blue Dragon. I remember getting completely destroyed by one of the bosses around the halfway point when I had thought I was completely overleveled for that encounter, so I sympathize with you there. Whether this will be helpful is relative to whether you ever plan on going back to it, but I recall there being a passive grinding method in Blue Dragon where you learn a spell that let you just run around dungeons killing enemies and vacuuming up job points without needing to fight anything to max out all of your shadows in around an hour. I don't think you could gain experience that way, but that's what I did to power up my party back then. For me, the JRPG final boss that I had rage quit on consistently for nearly 20 years was Zeromus from Final Fantasy 4. I only just finished that game for the first time earlier this year after playing all the way through to the end and getting annihilated by Zeromus in every iteration that had ever been released for it. Thank goodness developers don't make bosses like that anymore!

Surprised you found Ultimecia so hard, I got to level 100 too for that fight but must've had better GF Junctioned? Anyway, while she wasn't easy she certainly wasn't that difficult and I beat her after only a few attempts.

Oh boy, Safer Sephiroth beat me real bad. I only had Hi-potions, which suck because my characters have over 4,000+ hp and they only heal for 500, none of my characters had any reliable cure magic, Safer Sephiroth's Super Nova always frogified my team and i didn't have any items to reverse it or any teammates who could use Heal Magic because they were always confused by Super Nova!

Always make two save files in jrpg games.

Good video! I had this experience with Arc the Lad 2 as well. A slog of a final dungeon and a frustrating final boss. Never beat it. On Final Fantasy 8, I found that the secret lay in drawing enough of the most powerful spell and junctioning them to the right attributes. Simply leveling was not enough.

The sad thing with Calasmos was that going into the fight, I knew I was supposed to use the Sword of Light to make the battle easier, but here's the thing. I thought when people said to 'use' the Sword of Light, they just meant I needed to have it equipped and have it be the first weapon I attack him with. I didn't realize I was supposed to go to the item menu and select it first. (Seriously, he goes from the toughest boss to arguably the easiest after you do that)

This isn’t really “the” final boss of the game, but I’m stuck on the superboss in the very last side quest of Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology (the only RPG I’ve wanted to 100% complete, due to how it’s structured). I’ve had the game for over a year now, luckily I’ve beat the main story, but I CANNOT beat this boss. I want to get 100% and move onto NG+, but I can’t figure out how to beat this guy, having tried literally everything I could think of already.

can i ask erick? have you ever played granblue fantasy?

Speaking about disgea, I've always been interested in them but I'm not the type to like grinding too much in a rpg, should I give them a try?

Been thinking of a replay with no grinding or trying to level up don’t know if that work but I dunno

I have been stuck on the final boss for Cold Steel 2. I got to the final boss around March this year and still have yet to beat that game.

never stopped at a final boss

for me the final boss i never beat is from Saga Frontier 2 the DAMN EGG lol, oh and i forgot about final fantasy 3... the final dungeon without a save point and got beaten by the final boss and never tried again, i think that is all for all the rpg'si played so far

I remember Enchanted Arms' final boss being the one I never managed to beat. I was still little back then so I suppose something in my party composition was not right but man , I leveled up A LOT using the Casino trick (or whatever It was) and I felt like my main character and golems were pretty strong but then I kept being annihilated by the first and (sometimes) second phase of the final fight. Never managed to beat it again but from what I've gathered Golems were not as strong as the main characters...and I never used them much cause I thought the Golems were cooler and stronger ahah. FF8 though didn't give me much trouble if I remember correctly...surely hard yes but first try nonetheless , I guess the Junction system traumatized my brain so much back then that I eventually got good at it .....but on the other hand I never managed to beat Ultima Weapon (neither of the two)

Great video, i've played and beat Blue Dragon the others i've never played, although i do own FFVIII. Alot may be down to the type of classes you were using. Make sure you have a guardian in the front row, healer in the back row, i found having a generalist class helped. The hardest part i found with Blue Dragon, i spent alot of time wondering where the fuck i was going, i recall being lost for a while at one point. Also some areas you'll stumble across a suped up version of an enemy that will kick your ass.

You are my hero i struggled with substance abuse but you brought me to the world of jrpgs. You give me hope thank you for your inspiration

recommendation: write the title of the games youre about to spoil on the description box, or a quick list in the beggining of the video

Did you get to the final boss of smt iv apocalypse?

Advice for Calasmos: Use the sword of light as an item and it severely weakens him. Also, keep Serena and Hendrik in alternate parties with mp recovery items and alternate Kerplunk. The definitive edition added a couple more superbosses. Oddly, I beat them both on the first go, while losing 4 times to Calasmos.

For FFVIII at least you reached the final boss. I got my team's ass kicked in the fight with Adel, who was sucking away Rinoa's HP. It's still my favorite JRPG (and my very first), but I beat it only with a gamesharked save with 9999HP and power. Only some time later ( after reaching that boss twice, imagine, twice!!! And got stuck with some other bosses 3 times, so had to restart it from 0 3 times), I learnt that one of the best ways it to get GF skills which were giving you STR and MAG points with each Level Ups. But I had no internet back then too and was repeating the same mistake, getting to level 100 just at the first half of the game. So if you're on 100, you won't get any more +1 points to your strength or any similar skills which are tied to leveling up. P.S. Still waiting for the modders to mod horribly blurry backgrounds of Remaster, so can finally try to play it one last "final" time :) p.s.s. Really love your channel man, and most of your videos. Good luck with your videos.

one final boss recently that gave me a lot of trouble was the phantom brave final boss, It was wiping out my characters left and right, I managed to beat them eventually though with some careful strategy and a bit of luck.

FF8 grinding is way easy but the guardian force junction is used to make your characters better because when they level,you get to unlock parameters to make your characters way better plus being able to tuen minsters into cards plus other stuff that way you can survive everything Erick.

I was stuck on persona 3 last boss and dq11 final boss. I had a hard time with arc the lad on my first playthrought i managed to beat him since i grinded. But on another recent playthrought i didnt want to grind so i gave up on that final boss.

Im also on the "I never used the sword of light" on Calasmos team... but my funny story is that after he wrecked me on my first try, I grinded and tried to see what I was missing on items and stuff I went back prepared as hell, set up a good strategy, and put up the arguably best, hardest, most entertaining end boss battle ever... then I was so hooked on the game that I watched some playthroughs, saw one of the Calasmos fight and the guy straight up uses the Sword of Light on the first turn breaking his shield and my jaw dropped xD felt like an idiot... but a really successful one!

Eric, I appreciate your humor!

Ultimecia? Really? o.o I mean... the most optimal way to min/max in FFVIII is to just run from every non-boss battle until you have every single GF (so you can equip GF's for max stat gains for as many levels as possible) and unlike trying to do the same in FFVI, it's extremely easy in FFVIII.

Who’s gon’ tell him about Timewyrm 💀💀

Honestly, FF8 was a walk in the park man, surprised it made your #1. Omega Weapon can be tough but that's pretty much it.

Ultimecia absolutely slaughtered me on my first playthrough because I didn't understand the junction system. A few years later, after a friend explained it and I got some tips online I played again, focusing on junctions. With that build I mopped the floor with that bitch. I highly recommend trying the game again and really learning that junction system. On a side note, the Velius fight in FF Tactics is harder than most final bosses and suffers from several of your pet-peeves, including a full restart if you made mistakes saving. FUCK THAT GUY.

thanks for bringing arc the lad 2 final boss.

I got stuck on the boss in DQXI because I forgot to equip/use the required 1 handed sword lmao (I was using a 2 handed swords build). I facepalmed so hard when I realized.

Dude ff8 is like Chrono Cross, once you understand the mechanics you crush it. First, make sure you’ve got squall’s ultimate weapon, & then cast “aura” on him or “holy war” on your whole party. This will drastically increase the chance of your character(s) getting an ultimate attack, even at high health. Then all you have to do is refresh the attack button on squalls turn and keep spamming renzokuken. This attack alone deals tens of thousands of HP, and has a 25% chance to unleash squall’s ultimate finishing move “lionheart” which will hit approx 14 times for 9999 doing ~1,350,000 damage total. Rinse and repeat 2-3 times and you’re good. If you really have that much trouble just let everybody but you’re healer and squall die and “be absorbed into time”, sure you can’t revive them anymore but you weren’t using them anyway, squall is incredibly overpowered and his lionheart move is arguably several times stronger than it ought to be lol

You did use the sword to remove his barrier right? I mean all dragon quest final bosses have a gimmick and as long as you read the item descriptions and a few characters dialogue you find out the sword of light and the super sword of light can negate his barrier allowing you to do full damage to him I mean, I realised in the first 5 turns that his damage output was too high and his damage threshold was too high and remembered someone talking about how the sword of light can cut through the vail of darkness I mean I think you can still beat him with his barrier if you're a masochist but getting the super sword of light and removing his barrier makes it easy then again I was grousy over leveled do to my neratic dq grinding remembering how anything can come our of left field at any moment so who am I to judge.

DQ11 you need to use the super sword of light at as item and you will knock Calasmos stats down by half! Makes it a manageable battle. I did grind up to 95 or so for the main hero.

I want to try out Generation Chaos if only because I find it adorable that you can fight cute cats as they dramatically yell "Your attacks are nothing!"

In the fight against Calasmos in Dragon Quest 11, you're supposed to use the Sword of Light to weaken him. U don't have to equipped it. Just go to the item selection of any character that carries it and use that.

It is safe to say for any persona and some smt series, magic is good for early half game (on side note,make sure your mc got at all 4 dyne level spell) , melee for the other half, have at least 1 main healer and 1 other for backup healer (plus if you could make it your buff debuff guy), and remember the rule of thumb for attack for persona boss: hassou tobi, debilitate, and power charge

Hahaha that ff8. I'm quite lucky that i didn't grind so much. But the way they random your party when fighting ultimecia makes me panic a bit because level different and i only junction 3 people. Luckily after squall get picked as party i just spam renzokuken and hope ultimecia didn't kill him XD. Truly the best final boss clutch moment. How about top clutch moment in final boss for your next video erick

Lesson to be learned : treat all final bosses as something super hard, then grinds like madlads before final dungeon. And FF VIII? I got all characters to lv 100. 1st time i got lucky that I got Squal and Rinoa as last members standing. With 1 HP left I was lucky that Rinoa decided to spam Invincible Moon so I can spam Renzokuken with Squall until the boss died. The subsequent battles I let members die until at least I got Squall (and if possible Zell and someone equpped with Eden), use Aura and Hero/Holy War on him then spam Renzokuken. I also tried similar tactics with Selphie, it's just that it takes time to search for The End multiple times.

i loved utlimecia boss fight, never had much problems with it it felt to be hard but not too much even when i was younger and didnd't know much about how the junction system worked

Can someone please put time stamps with every game showcased here? I absolutely love the final bosses, but I fear I haven't played enough hard RPGs to know most of the ones that appear here, and maybe Erick consider it as a small spoiler, but for me, these are the ones it hurts me the most when I spoil them. I only expect Disgaea 4 and Tales of Hearts R since Erick stated they beated the crap out of him before, and I haven't played any of those.

you attempted calasmos at in the upper 50's my characters are in the mid 80's and I'm still scared I'm not strong enough 🤔😂

i loved all the mechanics in ff viii haha, with the hero item you could make it really easy this fight, if im not mistaken. The one game the broke was atelier iris 2 and shining soul (i think), couldnt find a way to beat the final boss haha.

Someone might have already said this but you can use the super sword of light as an item to make the fight with Calasmos much easier.

I haven't beat arc the lad 4s final boss or p4 , but for FF 8 all u have to do is get alot of aura spells and it breaks all the bosses np

For the final boss of DQ11 use the sword to break his shield. I forced through without it, but the sword makes it so easy. You don't have to equip it, just use it as an item and he loses that black aura. As for disgaea, lol, don't get to the boss at 50 or 70. Get there in the 100s of not 1000s :)

I remember myself playing .hack infection (yeah the 1st .hack and stupidly unfortunately its vol 1 lol). SKEITH its take super damn too long like its never occured to data drain him so i can damage him. I quit super early because of that, cant data drain him ever.

The shin magami tensei games on 3ds can be pretty tough still need to go back to smt strange journey 👀

Honestly, the RPG boss I came closest to giving up on is Galdera in Octopath Traveller. Having to re-fight the eight other bosses every time you lose was a pain in the ass, not because they were hard but because they took like, 5 minutes each or there abouts. And then the boss itself is real tanky with some heavy hitting attacks. But the worst thing was that it has a second phase. The second phse isn't necessarily harder, it just has a different focus, relying more on it's physical stats. The problem is, you have to split your team into 2 partys, 4 characters for one phase and the rest for the other. And since the boss is super hard, they all need to be pulling their weight, so none of them better be under levelled or you'll be in for a bad time. The actual fight is still really fun though, and it has an amazing theme. The problem is that absolutely nothing else in the game even comes close to preparing you for this at all.

Fun fact, i played each of the top 3 games of your top for the first time this year, in a row ^^ I kinda disagree on the difficulty of their final boss though, especially on Destroy which i thought was underwhelmingly easy. Pretty proud to say i beat each of these 3 games superbosses, something i usually either don't have the skill or the patience for! DQXI easily had the hardest one, with several unfair advantages (a very high crit rate on aoe spells being one of the worst part)s, FF8's was overall pretty easy since i managed to keep a consistant rythm and control of the fight, and Blue Dragon's two superbosses are a bit easier than other superbosses since while they hit really hard, they don't have much HP which means you can use the good'ol strategy of hitting them really hard before they can hit you much harder x)

It's been quite alot of years since I beat Blue Dragon, I'm sure what part set up you are using?, try having Guardian on Front Row to be taking the heavy hits and your defensively weak characters on the back row.

The final boss should be a test of all the skills and strategies you've mastered, NOT a forced grind up 10-20 more levels just to survive the first round. Amazing how many otherwise great games manage to miss this simple fact. Looking at you, Pokemon. Zophar from Lunar 2 meets a lot of these criteria. He's got 2 forms, the first is easy while the second is unstoppable and at the other end of a ton of dialogue. Once you're in his castle you can't leave, there are no recovery points, and you need to keep as many MP recovery items with you as possible since once of his favorite attacks is draining 1 person's MP to zero. One of his other favorites is an attack that does 7000+ in a game with a 3 digit HP cap. His head and his four hands all get their own turns. As a result, I'll never beat him. Apparently he's not even the final boss but he's certainly presented like one.

Arc the lad twilight spirits. Stick to the extreme sides and take out the eyeballs to uncloud him. Attacks are mainly darkness based. Longest range characters properly equipped can be barely out of eyeballs ranged while still able to attack. If you stick to extreme sides. Big eyeball with the cloud doesnt shoot laser down the midlane. Arc the lad 2. Boss is motionless and you can place your guys out of range on his attacks. Bartender chick ( i think name is shana, I could be wrong ) gets resurrection and can wear something that restores mp each turn. It took forever for me. FF8 Eden and Squall's lionheart. There is also Tonberry for nerfing their level. Can also devour for stats. Disgaea 4..all about item world and reincarnations and all that.

I hope you will be able to find Persona 4 Golden so you can play through it in order to experience the extra stuff that is in it unlike the vanilla version of Persona 4

Lol, FF8 is not about being max Level but posessing the ultimate spells and GF abilities. Ultimecia was a walk in the park with the bunch of hero potions i crafted. Just blew her up with Squalls and Irvines Ultis while being immortal all the time

Eurgh those King Poo optional bosses! Three of them I think it was all ohk even when I levelled everyone to lvl 99 (which took forever!) Yep Blue Dragon was a beast for bosses being so OP.

FF8 you just need a full 99 stack of aura triple and curaga. Have rinoa aura squall to limit break constantly and all three characters tripled up to curaga everyone when it gets to hells judgment. Even when squall is low on HP and in aura switch between characters till the high percentage of his limit break shows up. Healing and defense for the other 2 and you should be fine. It is tricky but once you get it you get it and the ending is awesome

I've yet to beat the final boss in grandia 2 due to being underleveled and I just don't feel like grinding.

I can’t believe you have Twilight of the Spirits on here! I couldn’t beat him either 17 years ago! I got burnt out. Rebuying this game now

Well there's a way to defeat Nemo in Disgaea 4, just do a massive chain attack with your entire party to kill him in one turn since the longer the attack chain, the lower his defenses which will eventually cause it to go to zero and let him be killable.

I honestly didn't think Calasmos was that bad. I beat him on the 1st try, but I do admit I did grind a bit on the late game areas and was pretty prepared just in case.

I remember my first FE. Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon for Nintendo DS. It was a nightmare try to beat the final boss with only three strong units, the rest were backup units, really, impossible. However, I had to delete my file and restart the game

Ultimecia has some potential to wipe your party regardless. Though FF8 is full of cheese, you can use recov med rf and call shop to make mega potions from tents to sell for profit and use med lv up to level remedy all the way up to holy war, makes your party invincible. You'd have a hard time losing with that.

The hardest boss in drgon quest xi is the timewyrm, a new boss that was added in the switch version. Way harder than Khalasmos

all you need to do is meltdown and use limit on any normal boss especially if you are using squall, rinoa and irvine with fast ammo

JRPG end bosses is why i don't play many JRPGs

I managed to beat kingdom hearts dream drop distance on the 3DS a full year after I got the game. The main reason was because the second to final boss is a lot tougher than the final boss. Young Xehanort is really tough if you’re underleveled

You need a special sword to beat calasmos, what is more, you need to use it as an item. It’s really hard to hit this boss without the sword.

For me the most difficult final boss was Bhunivelze+ hard mode. Lightning Returns.

I played Dragon Quest V on summer vacations on DS. At some point I reached the final boss. He failed to kill me. I failed to kill him. Everything until to the point where my team completely ran out of skill moves where I would obviously start dying. Maybe I forgot something important due to playing with one year breaks. I decided to leave the boss and get some additional levels to increase my damage output. Again a year later I even forgot where the boss was, so I never returned and never beat him. At that time I had no internet on this summer vacations, so I could not look stuff up. Later the DS died. I got a 3DS years later, but I never finished this run.

The hardest final bosses that I have encountered in RPGs are 5-young Xehanort ( kingdom hearts ddd) 4-the emperor ( final fantasy 2 ) 3-Pandora ( revelations Persona ) 2-Shizel ( Tales of Eternia ) 1-Jomungandr ( Etrian Odyssey Nexus ) They were all defeated , but with variable degree of grinding , from no grinding at all to actually re-organizing my skill tree from scratch .

I've been playing Bravely Default II the last month or so, and I think one of the best quality of life improvements in that game is straight up letting you know when you're approaching a point of no return. I appreciated that so much. Agreed on Ultimecia as well. While I honestly enjoy the Junction system of FFVIII (once I finally understood it lol), Ultimecia is straight up impossible. I got to a point where I could get to her final form consistently, but her constant spamming of Apocalyspe and and Ultima always wiped my party away.

There are very few games where I reached the final boss but never beat it. Almost always I either quit before I get there or I clear the game. The one exception I can think of is Tales of Zestiria. Not because the boss was too hard or anything like that. It's just I didn't like the game so I was trying to rush though just to beat it instead of dropping it. I had it on easy mode and skipped most enemies, so I was horribly underlevelled. Couldn't be bothered to grind the 20 levels or so that I needed, so I gave up. Wait, one more example - Yggdra Union. Game was hard as balls all the way through and the last boss finally broke me after days off trying. I didn't find the last boss of Ayesha to be hard, but I always get into the alchemy of these games. I had the last boss killed at around a year and a half game time (out of the 3 year time limit). None of the optional bosses in Ayesha were very hard either. But I suppose I can see having trouble if you neglect alchemy and go in totally unprepared. However, Escha & Logy was an entirely different story. Well, I cleared the story no problem, no difference there. But the optional bosses were plain broken and I never beat any of them. I never played an Arc the Lad game, but I agree with you on points of no return. I don't really like them in general, but they should at least be clearly marked (which modern games often do) or provide you with the things you need like enemies to grind, maybe a shop, things like that. Disgaea 4 - I know you said "I suck at Disgaea games" but I just have to say this: Grinding to level 70 is next to nothing. We're talking about a series with a maximum level of 9999, plenty of ways to level fast, and plenty of ways to gain power besides. Also Disgaea is more about gear than levels - more than likely what you needed to do was do some item worlding. FF8 was an amazing game, my personal second favorite behind FF6. I feel like I'm alone on the internet, but I LOVED the Junction system. I find that I enjoy exploitable progression systems, and in this case I played cards like a madman, turned those cards into high level magic, and junctioned them to my stats to be super overpowered very early in the game. That was my second playthrough though. The first did not go as well. I knew that enemies scaled based on your level, but I did not know how disadvantageous levelling was for most of the game. So I actually grinded to level 100 at the start of the game, in the training area with the dinosaurs. I'm not sure I even completed that playthrough to be honest. I think I did, relying on junctioning the best magic I had access to.

Just so you know when get a bad ending in atelier games, you can play new game plus which lets you keep money, armor, and weapons so you can focus on exploring and leveling the second time.

You never beat FFVIII?? It's worth it... It's in my Top 5 JRPG endings. So satisfying. But although I liked the junction system, I too hate systems where the enemies level with you. It defeats the purpose of leveling up, and when the loot scales too, it makes it impossible to find rare, powerful items beyond your level, which normally should be possible and so satisfying to compensate for the difficulty.

Top 10 reasons Erick Landon RPG is a Final Boss that will beat the CRAP out of YOU!

I remember playing breath of fire 3, and the final boss was punishing. Still haven't beat it yet.

I’m a little too late to comment here, but since I’ve just noticed for the third time that I won’t beat FF8 I thought that this was an interesting thing to share: when I was a kid I played FF8 for the first time on the PS1. English isn’t my first language and mine was really terrible back then, so it took me forever to play the game. I ended up stuck right after I got the Ragnarok, because the 4th disk had an issue and my PS1 couldn’t read it. Whatever. In 2010 I bought a PS3 and decided to buy FF8 again as a PSOne Classic. Literally right after I got the Ragnarok and reached Eshtar again I had a freak accident with a power outage and my PS3’s HDD was damaged beyond repair. Since I wasn’t used to back up save files I lost my progress and gave up on playing again. Fast forward to 2020… I got a second hand PSP and decided to ONCE AGAIN play FF8. Everything was going smoothly until this March, when I reached the Ragnarok part. In March I was admitted to an hospital because I got COVID-19. Spent a whole month there. After being discharged from the hospital I was transferred to my parent’s home in another town, so I could have better support on my recovery. I spent the next few weeks progressively getting better until two weeks ago, when I remembered that I’ve never actually finished FF8 and started to look for my PSP… Only to find out that it is nowhere to be found. I mean, maybe the universe is trying to tell me something, who knows?

Final boss I can't beat is the full power Warped Savior(etrian odyssey 4) and Necron(ff9). I can beat Necron if I plan properly but I missed alot of stuff to counter his shenanigans. Warped Savior without chemical is so cheap, imagine a boss with absolute instant death.

I beat calasmos there is a trick to beating him first you need the real sword of light to even stand a chance use it as a item and you need the twins on your team with there magic as high as possible and there best equipment I recommend going through all the post game content to get everyone as strong as possible make sure you stock yagdrisil leaves and more restoring items focus on colasmos arms first and keep your health topped up and use buffs as if you where playing a mega ten game and prepare to renew them when he dispels them powered up explosions work really well hear fighting him reminds me of lavos from chrono trigger Veronica has a spell that when used uses up all her remaining magic power but does extreme damage if you use it over and over you destroy him easily just keep using restoratives on her and spam this combined with the hero’s attacks and prepare to heal or revive anyone who falls hustle is an invaluable skill to have during this fight you can also get a superior sword of light but you still need to use the original sword as an item there is also a great sword of light that you have to use two handed you can also the luminaries armor and shield which has the best defense in the game

FF8, doomtrain, meltdown, triple, aura, limit break the hell out of Ultimecia. Squall, Zell and Irvine are so completely broken.

I actually beat Blue Dragon the only reason why i'm mentioning it because you usually play these obscure games that either no one has heard of or are extremely old so I was surprised to have actually played and beaten a game on your list even though it was years ago when I did it.