Hmm...there was that one boss near the end of final fantasy VIII. For some reason, I lost all my stuff in some castle. So when I faced her (I was pretty sure 't was a "she"), she just blew my entire party away in one or two hits (my reply barely scratched her armor). Load game, second try: exactly the same.
I never bothered a third time. Yeah, so it was probably better if I had used that card minigame to boost up some stats rather than messing around with things...but I didn't want to.
So...that not counting...I'd go with someone in fallout 1. Or rather: 2 someone's: one huge-ass mutant carrying a rocket launcher and a deathclaw. I remember stumbling upon them in some sort of cave when I had finished both the cathedral and the military base (thus: after the end game). Those two guys were harder than those bosses there (and fallout wasn't an easy game).
Finally...I know warcraft 3 is far more a RTS than an RPG, but that last level of the night elves (and the campaign) was insane: 45 minutes to defend some tree in one part of the map. You have humans, orcs and night elves at your side, lots of resources and the map was some sort of reverse 'Z' (meaning: pretty much one long corridor). And quite some time to build your base. Sounds easy? Wrong. After a certain moment, those undead ATTACK! In one freakin' gulf. And those heroes of the evil side reign terror & stuff...
Okay, on hindsight, it wasn't exactly hard in it being tough (I won after two or three attempts). And any RTS veteran would probably find it a piece of cake. But still...it FELT like trying to stop an unstoppable object.
I never bothered a third time. Yeah, so it was probably better if I had used that card minigame to boost up some stats rather than messing around with things...but I didn't want to.
So...that not counting...I'd go with someone in fallout 1. Or rather: 2 someone's: one huge-ass mutant carrying a rocket launcher and a deathclaw. I remember stumbling upon them in some sort of cave when I had finished both the cathedral and the military base (thus: after the end game). Those two guys were harder than those bosses there (and fallout wasn't an easy game).
Finally...I know warcraft 3 is far more a RTS than an RPG, but that last level of the night elves (and the campaign) was insane: 45 minutes to defend some tree in one part of the map. You have humans, orcs and night elves at your side, lots of resources and the map was some sort of reverse 'Z' (meaning: pretty much one long corridor). And quite some time to build your base. Sounds easy? Wrong. After a certain moment, those undead ATTACK! In one freakin' gulf. And those heroes of the evil side reign terror & stuff...
Okay, on hindsight, it wasn't exactly hard in it being tough (I won after two or three attempts). And any RTS veteran would probably find it a piece of cake. But still...it FELT like trying to stop an unstoppable object.