This is a really late reply (this is for future readers who may be curious) but one reason the group took so long was because they didn't know how long it was going to take. SquareEnix, seemingly bothered that they're receiving such a reputation from this boss, decide to rework it so it can be killed by the brute-force method.Īnd yet this would never happen in a normal Final Fantasy game, where bosses with unique defeat conditions tend to be worked out rather quickly. People encounter a boss that requires a strategy other than 'deal lots of damage really fast', and rather than explore alternate means of killing him, they instead tried 'deal lots of damage really fast. The infamous 'eighteen hour run' was entirely voluntary by the participants (being more a sign of game addiction than difficult fights), and the only reason the Warden did not die during this time is because he is not meant to be brute-forced.Īs FFXI stories go, it's actually rather sad. what kind of shut in would even ATTEMPT this guy? you cant win!īelieve in the future, and persist in the present, that's what I'll do!Ī lot of flak that this creature receives is due to the players, and not the monster itself. 15 subsequent Superbosses are bad enough, but a shitty two minutes/hours to kill him is worse, FUCK THIS! IT TOOK EIGHTEEN HOURS JUST TO GET HIM NEAR DEATH!! HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO KILL HIM IN 2 HOURS!!! NO BRAGGING RIGHTS ARE WORTH THIS PIECE OF SHIT! KIFF15 DOESENT WORK LIKE THAT! Pennence was bad if you skip battles, but if you had enough money the fight would be over in less than 2 minutes.

Those bastards at square must have been stoned of thier asses on every drug known to man when they decieded to make this motherfucker. And since the game is always in development, any exploit found by gamers will be removed, so it's mostly a case of 'play by our rules and you'll be all well and fine' They just forgot the little point that people simply can't defeat the most dangerous Notorious Monster of them all (Exhaustion) TGOskar 02:36, 30 November 2008 (UTC) More like 'we need to cheat so that they can't win'. I think the idea is to shut up the bragging guys that say they can farm for a HNM and beat it in record time.

Well, it's pretty much 's not JUST a High Notorious Monster, but rather a set of nearly 15 High Notorious Monsters back to back, and all of them boosted to be a match.

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