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Shockingly, this isn't the end of the game even though you've overcome the game's deadliest foe, the leader of the enemy kingdom, the story continues as the hero's childhood friend (whose name was regrettably translated as 'Jowy') reveals himself to be the true author of Luca's downfall - and more than happy to continue Highland's war (albeit in a more civil fashion). 'I am the face of true evil,' he sneers before finally, finally going down.Īnd all without transforming.

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The Highland soldiers move to protect their leader and end up full of arrows for their trouble.ĭefeated, Luca still has the energy to taunt the hero and boast about being a contemptible bastard. So there's an intense sense of urgency, and of actual war tactics: the resistance's strategist, Shu, splits the army into three forces and ambushes Luca's squad with a surprise pincer maneuver. Not everyone in Highland approves of Luca's bloodthirsty despotism, though, and word reaches the resistance of Luca's plan, and an impromptu trap is laid. But Luca Blight was different - it was an epic multi-part battle, yes, but it had its own unique tenor and feel.įor starters, the battle comes to you Luca, the mad-eyed warlord of the Kingdom of Highland, is determined to crush the hero's growing resistance army and launches a secret night raid to that end.

Epic boss encounters are pretty much standard fare in RPGs, but they tend to stick to a fairly predictable pattern: You work your way to the big evil guy's lair, fight through the hardest random encounters in the game, exchange some unfriendly words and proceed to fight through three or four ever-more-intimidating transformations, often including some sort of 'fallen angel' motif.

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