Biggest Wimps.......

My 5 in no order:

- Shambling Mesa
- Diamond Djinn
- Armageddon Lord
- Zoldark the Unholy
- Oni

To be fair, any other boss in the game would die just as quickly if you could slot Storm of Swords.

yeah, but Shiro has like, what? 8000 health? Compared to the 800-1000 that most bosses have.

To be fair if we faced him at full power we would have been the ones to get curb stomped and try /dance in front of him for lulz..

Margonites.

Each campaign has several stages of storyline enemies with a main antagonistic forces.
- Charr -> Stone summit -> Undead -> White Mantle -> Mursaat -> Titans
- Afflicted -> Afflicted -> Afflicted -> Even more frakking afflicted -> Shiro'ken.
- Corsair -> Kournan -> Margonites -> Torment creatures.


From all of those, the ones that are the easiest to beat in every single mission are margonites. They don't have too much HP, their armor levels are fairly low, their skills aren't that much of a trouble, just a bit annoying sometimes, their monster skills do not help them much...

They are all looks, and no real power.

Minister Reiko

I love the Beyond content, but I am very confident I could have gone afk for the hard mode version of this fight. Sorry GW team

anything in D'Alessio Seaboard misson lol, the little level 1 Oink( the pig) can solo them all now that is sad.

But yeah i agree with op oini are just pathetic

The Great Destroyer

Roll him like a pair of dice with pain inverter.

ONI are definitely sad. I believe the intention was "Oh! ONI, now we are in trouble!" where in reality I'd rather be vanquishing an area with them because I can roll through.

Abbadon as well. Shouldn't he be like invincible or something? Or at least like something more godly? Ah.

Stonewolfs in Eotn that have the health of a level 10 monk and do no damage whatsoever

Zhu hanaku (Ty who mentioned this).

Shiro

Who is it, glint in that desert prophecies mission. First play through of it was too easy to believe.

I'm going to cast my vote for The Great Destroyer as well. This guy is supposed to be the end boss of the expansion you're supposed to do AFTER you do the other chapters.

But I can drop him with a couple of casts.

It kind of makes me chuckle - because I swear, my first time through, I spent HOURS trying to prepare myself, thinking I was going to wipe a dozen times before I could kill him. Nope - he died in seconds. I turned right around and tried it in HM - he wasn't any harder.

It was kind of a letdown, really... and I am most definitely NOT a player who can generally just "faceroll" their way through anything.

Whirling Wisps are pretty intimidating in appearance but are pretty much harmless.

Most all of the giants seem to be wimpy. Be nice if monsters size had an actual effect on game. Like a lot of blunt damage for any toon in range of any giant swinging a staff.

Mallyx the unyielding

Not so harmless when tard heroes decide to share the same 10 inch space and 2-3 wisps break off and go after them. I'm tired of casting UA all time, you're supposed to make me leech, not work!

Duncan the Black.



































Everybody get mad.

Titans and armageddon lords. Their minions, the sparks, outdamage them by miles.

So true. The sparks actually have a nice nuke, tiny little things can wipe you if your unprepared. The Titans, easy. Their best form is the pain Titan, which is still a faceroll.

Darehk the Quick...scary Sunspear Ghost running away with your stone. Where's the 'trololololol' background music?

The Great Destroyer is an anticlimactic encounter. Seriously, why did the entire dwarven race feel it was necessary to sacrifice themselves to defeat this burnt turkey?

The Lich.
His armor is non existent, and his attacks/spells do nothing.

Hell, even a frenzy mending healsig warrior would kill that one.