Boss fights are an unspoken rule of video games, something that almost everyone has, even if this isn’t depicted in the typical sense. In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:God of War, these are on a massive scale. Gods fighting gods, destroying their surroundings without a care in the world. In JRPGs such as Persona, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Final Fantasy, the Tales Of series, and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Chrono Trigger, fights typically present as tur🃏n-based, often taking upwards o💎f 30 minutes to complete.
A good chunk of gameplay relies on these fights; without them, the experience wouldn’t be the same. In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ghost Recon Wildlands, these aren’t as straightforward as firing bullets into the enemy until they succumb to their woundꦜs. This is why instead, we’ll be including the entire mission leading up to this fight in our ra🌌nking.
12 🔜 ꦏ Eddie Escovado
Eddie’s story is possibly the strangest in Wildlands. While the series has never been one to stray away from some offbeat humor and nonsensical moments, Eddie Escovado pushes this notion even further. The mission begins with you stealing a plane which you will then use to pick up Eddie. You’ll continue flying until the two of you dive out of the plane, where a cut꧒scene will soon occur.
Eddie says a few colorful parting words, falling to the ground after refusing to pull his parachute. The mission th🐻en ends. The cutscene is fine enough, but because of how short and simple everything else is, it earns its r🌳ightful place at the bottom.
11 ༺ Luis Rocha 🎃
Taking on Luis Rocha is a fun time. Unfortunately, it’s not any different from the standard quests. With Rocha being an Underboss and one of the higher-ups, you would expect something a little different. This shows a bit in how it’s an infiltration outing set in a vast area that takes you through a m🥂ultitude oღf enemies. However, no story beats are altered to revitalize this concept.
The main issue is that it’s a little too much of the same, making it so the fight is unmemorable wh🐟en compared to other💖s in the game.
10 El Sueno
Another of the bosses you don’t kill yourself, El Sueno, is the person you’ve been working towards the whole time. He’s the final boss (excluding any DLCs) and is just as ruthless and callous as the rumors have told. During this mission, you'll shoot some enemies, hide behind a few crumbling walls, and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:race against the🅰 clock in a ten-minute countdown usually seen in other action set pieces akin to this one.
Once reaching El Sueno, there’s a satisfying payoff to all th🦋e work your team has dedicated to this cause, even if it does end with an ally killing him before he can pay for his crimes.
9 🐭 Arturo𓂃 Rey
Rey’s boss is like Eddie&r🃏squo;s in a way, as it takes a chance by doing something different. In Rey’s case, this works surprisingly well. Your goal is to chase him down in a bike race to kill or at the least interrogate him once catching up. And just liᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚke most other fights in Wildlands, the same thing happens; the person you’re after dies before you learn anything of note.
This is because once reaching Rey and ওgetting close enough to talk to him, he will set himself on fir♈e in one final act of blazing glory.
8 ไ 💎 Tonio Mateos
Tonio is about as egotistical as they come challenging you to a race he believes you’ll never come close to winning. You, of course, beat this time resulting in a very angry Tonio who lists the numerous ways he will kill you and then abuse your corpse by sawing off your head and eaไting instant oatmeal from it. The threat is original, to say the least, proving to be a highlight of th𒅌e underwhelming Narco Road DLC this quest is a part of.
The mission lasts for around 5-10 minutes, so it's on the shorter side, but since your only goal is to beat Tonio's time, the experience is mediocre.
7 Da🐎nte Cruzar
Does anyone remember the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Sinnerman mission from Cyberpunk 2077? The one where you aid a convict on death row in crucifying himself on live TV? Well, if you do, the Cruzar mission in Wildlands is strikingly similar in its themes. Set in the Northern Precinct, your team stumbles upon a village massacre where nearly every resident has been slaughtered. However, a singular person has been kept alive to inform you that Cruzar is awaiting you.
Once reaching his location, Cruzar spews out remarks of how you won't be able to kill him, believing himself to be superior to the everyday person. This falsified confidence gives you the upper hand with you managing to take him down quickly.
6 El Yeti
Possibly calling back to when the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Bigfoot San Andreas sightings were still floating around, the El Yeti quest follows a similar stroke. Or at least you might think this until you take them down and realize it's nothing more than a person in some snow camouflage gear. You can then loot this gear.
Locating El Yeti is half the fun, even if it initially comes off as a hassle. First, you'll want to look for bloody hand prints on a snow-covered rock in the Inca Camina region. From here, you'll partake in an intense shootout with the incredibly talented Sniper.
5 🌳 Tomas Ortega ♕
Ortega's boss fight is more traditional than others in the game, with the opposition having the advantage of bringing you to their turf. You'll begin by reaching the arena this fight is located, where you'll proceed to fight off Ortega's men for a five-minute duration. This can be grueling, especially if you're not adequately prepared. This won't be a fair fight. Ortega will throw everything at you, and you'll have to adapt as best you can.
Thermal imaging is the go-to here, as the red lighting makes it difficult to see your surroundings. After the five minutes are up, you're free to kill the rest of Ortega's men.
4 𓂃 🃏 Cult Of El Tio
The False Cult of El Tio is a challenge that can be completed solo or with some buddies. Either way, it won't be the easiest thing in the world, as is the way of the challenge. It plays out how you might imagine as a mission where you take down this cult of El Tio, working your way through your opponents. It's similar to standard story quests, but the added creepiness of this cult living off the grid makes it worth playing.
El Tio is a god of the Underworld in Bolivian folklore and is particularly important to miners, which is why the mission takes place primarily in a mining system. Once completing this fight, you'll unlock the El Tio mask, which can be selected from the equipment screen.
3 El In🌜vℱisible
The Last Laugh is another quest in the Narco Road DLC, this time with your target being El Invisible, someone who has managed to go under the radar up until now. After locating a secret bunker, you'll infiltrate the premises, but before being able to move too far in, rigged explosives will start to set off.
Narrowly escaping the blast, but now with the location of El Invisible, you'll finally get to take him out. Or so you think. It turns out your target has evaded you once more though this time you have another lead, his name. The Narco Road DLC ends with you locating El Invisible (Jose Vargas) and killing him.