Games for this feel?

His style is impetuous!

in sekiro both are fucking monsters

Demon of Hatred is a kino name though

I love this shit so much.

And Sekiro is almost the perfect example except Isshin also has three healthbars.

any Miyazaki game obviously...

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absurdly based
disgustingly based
shocking
and
based

Sekiro

Is it fun?

>meet dude basically responsible for all the bad shit
>wordlessly attacks you
>steals your fucking levels
>was a monster the whole time
>find the real guy
>
Real anticlimax.

Sekiro

>Game starts with you accepting power from a shady source and killing dozens of people who took the same deal
>Last boss is a man who was offered the same power, but turned it down

Very fun.

you werent paying enough attention to the lore if you thought MP was anticlimactic

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???
Sounds very boring, cliche, non-interesting, etc.

Kinda proves the "any miyazaki" thing since I'm literally not talking about moonpresence.

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sekiro

sorry, misread your post.

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The real issue is that game devs think big has to mean slow. And slow inherantly means easy.
Souls is the perfect example, big slow monsters all have telegraphed attacks that literally spell out "dodge for iframes here retard". Meanwhile fast bosses are all the biggest challanges.

Kingdom Hearts series

There's some truth behind it, and necessity, too.

Look at a dinosaur for the more egregious of examples. It could take up to a minute for the nerves to get a full signal for a brontosaurus to move its own tail. 60 seconds of "man, I sure do want to move eventually."
That's the biggest offender of all time, but it would scale similarly with normal enemies. An average human reaction to something they see is .25 seconds. Something three times human size could very well be .75 seconds.

>tl;dr
The difference is that they also vastly underestimate how much force would be behind that movement.
Looking at the average punch, it goes about 20.44 miles per hour, and generates 3427 newtons of force at impact. Now imagine it's moving at the same relative rate for something three times human size. 61.32mph, which brings it to 10,281N, right?
WRONG
Because that nigga is fucking massive and the square-cube law comes into effect. The long and short of it is this:
>For every time something doubles in size, its mass increases by 8 times.
So your average man (197.9 lbs) just became ((197.9 x 8)(8 / 2)) pounds. 6332.8 pounds! Over three tons of enemy.
Now apply that to the force of the punch adjusted for the dude's size.
>329,158.3N per punch. That's 74025.86 pounds of force. That's what it known as a fuck-ton.
For reference, a car crash at the same speed with a car that weighs less than a third of this theoretical enemy is 490,914N.
>tl;dr ends

So an enemy 3 times the size of you could punch you with the force of three cars hitting you all at once while going a little over 40mph.
If they weren't slow, there wouldn't be a game. It'd be a game over just getting one mad at you.
Also it's more fun dodging big attacks than small ones.

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Man that sure is a fucking mess of a post.

game?

Furi has something like this if I remember correctly

Pokemon HG/SS when you face off against Red.

>the captain
destiny 2 gambit

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i appreciate you for going through all this trouble for a thread that gets pruned within the hour. all of your posts are practice for something bigger in your future, you're destined for greatness.