Is there any game where the boss ACTUALLY cheats against you?

Is there any game where the boss ACTUALLY cheats against you?

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too many

Seeing this scheming fuck get theatrically and methodically fucked out of all of his money was among one of the most satisfying Kaiji moments.

S3 never ever

CHEATING BASTARD!

A man can dream. :(

Mysterious Figure in Birth by Sleep.

Only as Terra though. And only in Vanilla. Final Mix fixed his shit.

Most fighting game bosses read inputs so yes.

only 5 min of 17 steps will be animated.

before it became a meme

nocturne's matador fight and trumpeter fight

youtube.com/watch?v=4SGBX3xKwFo

Last boss of ctr starts before you do.
Blew my mind when i wss 6

That's not really cheating. That's just having superhuman knowledge and reaction time. There are cases in fighting games where CPU opponents do literally cheat, in that they pull things off that the game simply will not let player-controlled character, even a TAS one, pull off. Comboing moves that shouldn't be able to combo, etc,

>You're rolling again

Also Ghosts and Goblins where the game sends you back to the start because fuck you

yugioh forbidden memories, someone post the thing

100% Orange Juice, the boss at the end of the campaigns, tomomo, literally has rigged rolls for attacking and moving.

Medivh cheats during the Karazhan chess game in WoW.

Sure.

Not a boss per se, but essentially any RTS game has a large amount of inbuilt cheating for the AI.

The NPCs in dark souls do this

Undertale in a sense.

Seth in SFIV did this, his SPD would sometimes beat Zangiefs for no reason

Psycho Mantis in Metal Gear Solid. He dodges all attacks until you switch controllers.

Shrowser in PiT

pretty sure that Red Alert had some thing where a computer player could build several units at once with different factories but you could only queue one thing at a time no matter how many factories you had. been so long that i don't remember if that's actually the case though.

ACTUALLY Drakengard 3. Unless you look up a guide, or lose many times until you hit the note that appears when the screen is blacked out.

It's literally impossible to beat the final boss on your own without many losses and extended guesswork, because of the very last button you have to press and the fact that you have no idea when to press it.

Ninetails from Okami. She fucks up your drawings whenever you use the Celestial Brush.

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So any RTS with resources? I dont remember there being any RTS that could provide a decent challenge without cheating.

Puzzle Quest final boss it's a cheap motherfucker

This dickface will randomly interrupt your race as if he's a challanging player if you've won too many consecutive matches. He will always win the first race "to teach you humility" but after that he becomes beatable.

Likewise his kid will turn off his headlights and pretty much teleport behind you to make your race function like the mangas.

>Not the absolute orgasm that was the balls finally dropping in

That's a nice way to fool someone.

every civ game

I have no idea what the fuck I just watched. The description says this shit came from a pachinko machine. Japs put anime on machines just to make people keep playing?

How the hell do they cheat?
They don't even get moves that you can't use

What is this? A sensei for ants?

Does XCOM count? That game man

this fucker in Lost Song.

wields a two handed sword as a one handed sword, uses custom 1 handed skills, kills you in two hits, and regens any health or debuffs you caused before he goes into giant punk bitch mode. fucker made me lose six hours of gameplay (though that was my fault for never saving.)

OOTSUKI!

Life without Kaiji S3 feels empty.

Use ice man's (or whatever the fuck his name was) own weapon against him in mm7 and he freezesbthe game looks at you and laughs then resumes the game. Any more shit like that it's the closest I can think of.

17 steps manga is boring so I don't care

I remember this but he was beatable

In the final campaign mission of WC3 the AI has the speed build cheat and infinite resource cheats turned on.

You're only able to beat him if you make a full chain (usually +20) or try to clear the quota before him.

>after so many fucking episodes of repeated pachinko machine animations a new one finally plays

Kel'Thuzad in Hearthstone. He literally breaks the game and still manages to lose to you.

You must be autistic.

If you fight this bitch and block any of her attacks she spams Megidolaon for infinite turns until you die.

The Pachinko arc was the ultimate cocktease.

Isn't a real pachinko game like less than a minute, even one as fuckhuge as The Bog?

Undertale. The boss saves the game, then loads it over and over to kill you.

W-Why would you say something so rude on a family friendly board user?

Say what you will about pachinko but I can't think of a more fitting IP to be on a pachinko machine.

Does Seath the Scaleless count

Yes.

There is a fuckton of production value in Pachinko machines.

The pachinko arc dragged on way too fucking long. Should have been like 6 episodes at most.

Battles in FFTA that ignore the laws

Undertale

Any basebuilding RTS

Well this isn't really cheating but I hated how in FFXIII, bosses had a time limit and if you fail it, a timer goes down and you have to kill the boss before the time ends or you fail.

Fighting games in general, most infamously charger characters. CPU guile can Flash kick just standing up while walking toward you.

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Does Sans stepping out of the way of your attacks count?

>Implying computers can cheat

It's impossible. Computers can only do exactly what they are programed to do.

What is this image supposed to be?

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There's a lot about the Sans and Flowey fight that are straight up cheating. If refusing to take his turn so you can never take yours isn't cheating, I don't know what is.

>what is RNG?

How about Aquapazza's Ma-Ryan boss fight? Not only does she gain assists and super bar faster than you but if you beat her, she'll demand a do over and gain another round. In other words, you have to beat her three times while she only needs to beat you twice.

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>I literally don't know how RNG works

There is no such thing as a true RNG. There's RNG tables that the computer picks from, but it's impossible for a computer to give you a truly random number.

Don't be autistic. Obviously OP means games breaking the established set of rules that they themselves give you.

That arc was so fucking good
Why is Kaiji so good

No women

I don't remember which it was but I remember that one of the King of Fighters final bosses had attacks that hit the entire screen or some bullshit.

the boss version of I-No in Guilty Gear seems like she's fucking cheating.

Because the protag is a dirtbag loser who's wasting his life, rather then being a super special snowflake genius like so many anime protagonists. It makes the times he wins so much more satisfying then when Light Yagami pulls a bullshit plan out of his ass

I hope season 3 of Kaiji never happens because I don't want to learn how to play Mahjong.

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Was there ever a season 3?

Man, 17 steps was so fucking good. Shame it doesn't seem like it will be animated.

is that the one who gives Kaiji money in the last episode?

>Using Aru against Tomomo
gee, it's like your really like losing

>lags the game with his funnels
>turns back time to heal
>dodge isn't invincible long enough to dodge a lot of his attacks
>THAT FUCKING INSTANT KILL COUNTDOWN MOVE THAT GLITCHES OUT AND TRAPS YOU IF YOU TRY TO SHOTLOCK DURING IT
After over 100 tries I've never done it with Terra. Got damn close, but he always pulls out some bullshit at the end.

>The Washizu game is STILL happening
>Washizu fucking died, went to hell, rebelled, whooped King Yamma's ass, and crawled out of hell, the game is still going on

Undertale just pretends to cheat.

Mahjong is S3 almost doesn't count as actual mahjong. It's very streamlined.

How can you ever compete?

Chess event in Karazhan

>computer has sensor to monitor radioactive decay or atmospheric noise
>computer generates number using input as a seed
>computer has given you a truly random number

did you mean "software algorithm" instead of "computer"?

Bravely Second
youtube.com/watch?v=3u2neswobXQ

Oxide straight up takes off from the starting line on the second red light before the green goes off.

Kaiji has some pretty motivating moments.

Guilty Gear has a lot of cheating final bosses. HOS is beyond horseshit.

>tfw want to love Akagi but don't know dick about Mahjong

The regular mobs in Dissidia Duodecim not only cheat, but they show you exactly how and to the extent they will do so. Its also been proven that mobs that have a time challenge to them, ie 'Hit with a Brave attack in 15 seconds' do nothing but read inputs until the bonus expires. The final boss of the game is nigh invincible, and again the game shows you this

the final boss of Bravely Second can attack you when you are selecting your attacks. It being a turn-based JRPG means that can get you pretty fucked up

Analogman fucks with the decks in the Digimon card game

until we get S3.

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>I learned to play Mahjong because of Akagi like 10 years ago
>mfw it's fun as fuck
It's worth giving it a try.

Yugioh Forbidden Memories.

The AI will actually change the cards out in their hand for stronger monsters.

I think the webm that floats around has a Serpent Night Dragon turning into a Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.

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