Ranking the Bosses of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed from Worst to Best
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Hey everyone, in today's video Jack ranks the bosses of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed based on their quality from worst to best! As always, we hope you enjoy the list. If you have an opinion make sure drop it in the comments down below. Lastly remember to like and subscribe!
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So, as some of you may have noticed and others pointed out, there are two bosses from the Wii and PS2 versions of this game who were cut from the Force Unleashed on other platforms, those being Darth Phobos and Darth Desolous. Since I'm playing a graphically remastered, narratively hindered TFU on Xbox, I didn't even know these guys existed in the game. I knew about Darth Desolous previously because he's one of my favorite Sith, but had never heard of Phobos until Alex texted me about her earlier today. It's only fair that I give these two a ranking and analysis, so without further adieu, here goes my first ever comment ranking. Just a quick notice, the numbers represent where I've placed them, meaning all the bosses below it are now one spot down (e.g. Emperor Palpatine is now #10 and Desolous replaces him at the ninth spot) but otherwise let's get into it:
#14 - Darth Phobos
I'll give it to her that she's unique. According to Wookiepedia, the Theelin were unique. That's why she is. Darth Phobos is a pretty unrecognizable and unmemorable boss contrary to both her name and species' description. Early game bosses with minimal health get a pass, but at least they should provide a challenge! She's like the anti-Rogue Jedi, she provides no mechanical bother and does the bare minimum to even qualify as a boss fight, and she's got the health of a Stormtrooper to back me up. That being said the Trial of Insight is a pretty neat story arc for Starkiller and the broken ruins of the old Jedi Archives are nothing short of incredible for an arena. Her story stands out as well, Phobos killed off all of her rivals in her bid to become the next Sith Lord and even faked her own death by crashing her ship above her homeworld of Korriban to secretly build the Cult of Darth Phobos, who eventually fought the Jedi in the Fourth Great Schism and the New Sith Wars, that ultimately killed their leader in the process. After being killed by the Jedi, they created a simulacrum of her as a test of Jedi attempting to obtain Knighthood, all leading back to this boss. Admittedly all of that was to make this part a bit more interesting. Her plain easiness makes Darth Phobos feel generic and underwhelming.
#9 - Darth Desolous
Desolous lived up to my high expectations. Pau'an Sith are just pretty awesome to me in general, I love The Grand Inquisitor and Darth Desolous is also pretty damn cool. I can't think of a single time I've ever seen a shield in Star Wars, so fighting a guy like this felt pretty exact to the Souls games, which is something I appreciate as well. This forces a unique, tactical approach to offensive maneuvers, if you blindly dish out infinite combos he'll effortlessly deflect every swing, and every so often counter you in return. So, what's the solution? Exactly what I said, intuitive and smart actions that will lead into quicktimes, which throughout the fight are in very high volume. Wii quicktimes are pretty unique with their motion controls and all, so it felt pretty realistic "doing it" this way. (I didn't actually fight him, sorta bullshittin' you guys.) For a simulation, it's nuts how real this guy felt and ancient Sith Lords like Desolous finally emerging in canon again brings a smile to my face. I can't wait to see what happens to characters like him in the future and hopefully he'll make a grand return just as good and hopefully even better than his first mainstream appearance in the Force Unleashed.
Hopefully this makes the video feel a bit more complete, make sure to check out videos of the bosses here to have a look for yourself:
Darth Phobos: ua-cam.com/video/FXjKFlfDtwE/v-deo.html
Darth Desolous: ua-cam.com/video/yA1xeIhywzc/v-deo.html
And let us know what you think of the video overall! The ranking of The Force Unleashed II's bosses will be out soon, so stay on the look out for that. Hope you guys enjoyed reading my analyses of what I'll call the "lost bosses of the Force Unleashed," and of course the rest of the video as well. Deuces!
There's actually at least two more in the Wii version, both in the Cloud City level.
One is a Gungan Bounty hunter which wasn't particularily hard but kind of funny because it forced you to suddenly take those guys seriously. The other (towards the end of the level) is a Mandalorian mercenary called Chop'aa who fights using a Basilisk war droid which is pretty fun because these things are pretty much Old Republic era lore iirc.
The whole level is actually unique to that version of the game, as it's different from the level about finding Master Kota and instead about freeing another founding member of the resistance, Garm Bel Iblis.
There is a third boss that isn't in the PS3 version, Galen fights a vision of his father as well.
@@darthplagueis13
I thought Chop'aa was on Raxus Prime. Or is that a PS2 thing?
Or am I just misremembering things because I haven't played this game in ten years?
@@matthewbreytenbach4483 Don't know, might be a PS2 thing, but at least on the Wii, Chop'aa absolutely was in cloud city.
@@darthplagueis13
Interesting.
Little tip for the Star destroyer boss is LITERALLY JUST BRING THE JOYSTICKS TOWARDS YOU AND DONT STOP NEVER FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR THAT FIGHT(PS2(my personal childhood)/Wii/and PSP are cutscene only they dont count)
Yeah, and try to focus bringing it into the the tower on the bottom right of the screen. Once it makes contact it’s pretty much a trigger for the cut scene. Still a major pain in the ass though
@@user-vr5zk9ox8d what makes it worse is that the TIE fighters still come but if you dont stop at all, their damage will basically bring you close to death. (Suprisingly I was extremely caught off guard when the game said "YOU BRING THAT DESTROYER DOWN" when I played the PS2 version it's just a cutscene🤣)
@@xdj2a2 on PC the thing is very easy higher controll over force powers are so good, you can more or less nonstop pull the star destroyer +kill all ti fighters (takes a second or so to kill one)
@@xdj2a2 On the Wii it was a cutscene too.
I'm playing on PC how do i do it on there
The Star Destroyer was an absolute pain in the ass, especially when you're on a higher difficulty level trying to bring the SD down as much as you can before the Ties fly in. The Proxy/Maul fight was pretty fun and was the best imo (I haven't played the DLCs so I can't say anything about those). Looking forward to watching your FU2 rankings as that was my favorite.
appreciate the support brotha
It was easy for me. Probably because I started playing in the higher difficulty after like 8 years of playing it
He trashes on Force Unleashed 2. Just dislike his FU2 video it’s so slimy and discredits an actually kinda cool game.😊
7:05 the concept of bleeding the crystal didn't exist when the game was released. That was a new canon lore aspect. In the old one, sabers could be made with different types of crystals, and the color was dependent on the type of crystal. In most cases, red lightsabers were made using synthetic crystals whereas most other colors utilized crystals naturally formed in caves. Maris probably either forged new crystals or tampered with her old ones, but there was no in-universe concept of the crystals being affected by it's force wielder.
I prefer it that way to be honest.
@@thesentinel5523 the old canon crystal lore made more sense
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I like both personally, I think many Sith of old would have preferred the artificial crystal method because the Jedi were just enemies to them and it was a convenient way of building an army. However Sith from say the Rule of Two, it makes perfect sense to me that they are so deranged in their rapid hatred of all things Jedi, they would go out of their way to develop ways to try to insult the Jedi thinking and way of life. Which could easily include the perversions of bonding with your Lightsaber Crystal.
Watching this I realised that I beat almost every boss in the game by abusing the "electric saber combo" (not sure what it was actually called). Every boss is damaged by it and the final hit knocks most of them down while doing pretty good damage.
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Sith Saber Slam
Sith saber slam is the Force Unleashed equivalent and doing a jump slam in LEGO star wars
Maris Brood could have had red lightsabers to begin with. You gotta remember that the crystal bleeding is a mechanic introduced in Disney canon and this game is Legends. There are also other Jedi in Legends that held red Lightsabers, such as Adi Gallia, Even Piell, Sharad Hett, A'Sharad Hett or Depa Billaba. Even Luke Skywalker himself constructed a red-bladed Lightsaber when ironing out a plan to fight Lumiya with a dual-weilding strategy.
didn’t know that, thanks for that. awesome lore
TBF There's finalized concept arts of her wielding green lightsabers, same for her action figure. Also, Depa Billaba had more of a magenta blade than red.
I always believed that red lightsabers is subjective color it can be use both for good and evil like any other lightsaber it depends on the wielder like in legends a lot of past Sith Lords don’t use red lightsaber to do evil like Freedon Nadd,Exar Kun and hell Anakin when he was seduce to the dark side he use his blue lightsaber to slaughter the Jedi in the temple. Also the whole crystal bleeding to me is just another method of gaining a red color crystal but without proper requirements it can crack and be unstable like Kylo so yeah to me it more than one way to have red color crystal it can be synthetic or natural crystal either way is fine to me.
@@jaieregilmore971 Crystal bleeding is absolute BS that makes no sense and only makes lore look like some dumb cheap fantasy. How in the hell do Sith managed to always snatch kyber crystals from Jedi without getting the attention of the Council ? It just fails completely as a concept.
@@yrooxrksvi7142 Yeah that fair plus I don’t think Darth Vader would stick with the same crystal in all the time he probably switch the crystal out with a new one every time he modified his lightsaber and robotic hand.
Proxy: (Survives being stabbed, slashed, doubled stabbed/impaled as Darth Maul, caught in an explosion, and whatever else the player/Starkiller hit him with)
Also Proxy: (Is stabbed once by Vader, and dies)
Except he didn't die. He's in TFU 2
@@ugiustuskeiserus8066 bruh. When/Where?
Hes seen in the end if TFU 2 when Vader us being taken into custody, Proxy is acting as Liea
@@JonDoe42069 also when starkiller finds the control room. Proxy got damaged in the attack
@@ugiustuskeiserus8066 he's in Tatooine too.
Also weirdly enough this video made me realize I actually prefer how the Wii version of this looks far better
Really? At least to me (Jack,) this version looks more HD.
@@Cytonox oh it is for sure, I just liked the coloring and general design of the Wii version better. Surprised me how different this version looks and how much color it took out of the original.
This version also cut a few bosses like Darth Desolous and Darth Phobos which is a shame
Jack here, I’m gonna write an in depth analysis comment on Phobos and Desolous in a bit, it’s a damn shame Desolous was cut he’s one of my favorite ancient Sith. Glad both Phobos and Desolous are canon now tho.
I agree! While the Wii version may not graphically look as good as the 360/Ps3 versions, I think that it both plays better and just generally feels better (idk, it scratches that nostalgia itch in the back of my brain)
The same was used for PS2
A little trick I discovered with the Purge Troopers. If you have either Level 2 or 3 Force Grip, it will actually work on them, but only if done a certain way.
In order for it to work, there either has to be a regular enemy (I.E Stormtrooper) or a grippable object near the Purge Trooper.
1. Target the regular enemy or object (while the Purge Trooper is close to them).
2. Hold the Block button.
3. Hold the Grip button.
This allows you to grip multiple enemies or objects depending on your Force Grip level (2 for level 2 and 3 for level 3), and is the only way Grip works on Purge Troopers.
Granted, because they’re heavy, they can’t be flung as far as regular enemies or objects, but it’s still funny to see them flailing around helplessly lol!
This game was fucking goated on the wii, I remember getting stuck so many damn times on the spider dude that attacks you on the garbage planet
dude damn straight ive always wanted one of those wiimote lightsabers, kazdan paratus was tough for early game but it was awesome beating him
@@Cytonox ikr whole game is a masterpiece no cap
I've only played the Ultimate Sith Edition on the Wii. This version was very different from what I've seen here. For example:
The part where Starkiller pulls down a Star Destroyer wasn't a level, it was just a cutscene.
Similarly, there was no Purge Trooper, AT-CT, AT-KT in-game.
The AT-ST is in multiple areas as a mini-boss.
The Junk Titan is a single appearance and defeating it leads directly into the Kazdan Paratus fight, who was apparently using the Titan as some kind of mecha.
The Shadow Guard only showed up two times as far as I can remember. Once on Nar Shaddaa and once on Raxus Prime.
You fight two Bull Rancors at once before fighting Maris Brood, who has no invisibility.
Palpatine doesn't summon enemies, has no unique mechanics, nor is he invincible. He just has a TON of health and spams Force Lightning.
Paratus doesn't have any unique mechanics and doesn't create Titans during his boss fight. Hell, *_NONE_* of the bosses have unique mechanics, or at least not unique enough to be noticed.
You never fight PROXY, as a result, I was completely confused in the second game to see PROXY damaged, as that never happened in the Wii version.
The Dark Apprentice is never fought. Instead, you fight simulations of Darth Desolous and Darth Phobos. You also later fight Kento Marek again, where it's revealed that he survived and that Starkiller just killed his own father.
There's no DLC included, so no Boba Fett, Obi-Wan, Luke Skywalker or Jabba's Rancor.
PS2 similarly had different things. Basically, the older gen consoles got watered down versions. In the version you see in this video, Starkiller fights his father's spirit/memory at the site of their old home (Kashyyyk). In the Wii and PS2 version, you do it the... Third? time you go to the Jedi Temple. Which is odd because I recall the PC version having the Jedi Temple be extra mission not part of the story, but PS2/Wii had you go there for the trials (the two Sith and your father).
Also don't think his father was alive in the Wii version of that fight. It was a Force vision/trial/ghost kinda deal.
@@lorewalkermaohao4602 something I haven’t seen mentioned. In PS2 there was a mando you had to fight, choppa notimo! That I’ve never seen in the other games.
@@yukikid2195 i don't even remember a mando... You sure? I vaguely recall a gungun though...
@@lorewalkermaohao4602 yessir. Core memory cause I’m any mando references for me as a kid were gold. Always loved the armor. Think that gungan was one of his subordinates
@@lorewalkermaohao4602 There was a Mando, that was the highlight of the level
Man, that star destroyer... I remember being a 7-8 year old kid playing TFU on my family PC and trying to beat it for the first time. I wasted so many attempts, but in the end i did it and that felt glorious. After that, whenever kid me replayed the story mode (wich happened quite often) i consistently nailed it on first try. Guessing all this torture did payed off in the end.
awesome story, glad you also hate it
It was patched.
@@geg_otmopo3 ?
@@daveharrenburg7670 It's a famous bug on PC version of TFU. It was almost impossible to bring down Star Destroyer using mouse controls.
It was fixed later.
@@geg_otmopo3 oh ok. When was it fixed? I remember having a ton of trouble with it when I played a couple years ago.
Man this was a nostalgia trip. It’s been years since I played it and this took me back. I loved the boss fights and Starkiller. Also, Kotah’s theme has been my favourite Star Wars track since I heard it. Good video, man. Keep it up!
I beat this game on Sith Master and Kazdan Paratus was most likely the hardest, he was so unpredictable and could nearly 1 shot you.
Same here.
Good to know people still think about this game.
Got it a while ago but never actually played it until recently and just beat the sequel, that video’s coming out in about two weeks. Super underrated, best Star Wars game imo.
I'm so glad that this game is still talked about among fans. This was my first video game I bought for the PS3 when I was 8 back in 2009.
This game is my single favorite piece of star wars media in existence. Good to see it getting the love it deserves. Thanks for the video, I thoroughly enjoyed it
In the PS2/Wii versions, Galen also get's a fight with Kento in the Jedi temple along with a few random mini bosses with mandalorians and mercenaries.
Can’t wait to see you guys grow, your content is amazing
Jack here, appreciate the support! Glad to see a fellow Star Wars fan as well, can’t wait for Mando season 3 and the Bad Batch finale this Friday.
Darth Vader damaged was very hard for me the first time about ten years ago. He was just an absolute tank, despite not having much defense- and did such high damage. Kazdan Paratus was hard too because of how quick he was.
admittedly I've not played much of the PS3 or the 360 versions of "The Force Unleashed" I think I've played and beaten that version once or twice. the version of the game that I played as a kid was Wii version, which for the most part I really enjoyed (exceptions being the game was a little dark in the lighting department and the asshole of a Palpatine boss fight). I also found the game really creepy as a kid with the boss fights with Darth Desolous and Darth Phobos making my skin crawl.
Very nice video!
Pretty funny that the achievement for defeating Boba is "The quarterback is toast" It's a quote from Diehard.
Its reference to robot chicken
the xbox version of this game is VERY different from the Wii version
Something about that Star Destroyer section, in the DS version all you did was pull down the ship and slow down its falling momentum just enough for you to escape, you didn't need to pose it up for 20 minutes or anything.
There was a DS version?
@@FriendlyNeighborhoodLurker there was! It was a lot of fun
If you block, then the lightning will be taken from your force bar. But, if you block right when it hits you, then you send it right back. Works with both the Emperor and Fallen Luke.
It also works for the Shadow Guard... Yes, he can strike you with force lightning.
@@xLanzer You have to be extremely precise with the shadow guard though, as his lightning attack is a single swift pulse and not a continuous stream that can be blocked multiple times.
@@the_oc_maniac8972 yup. It's hard af, but with some good timing, you can do it
Does this guy not know that parrying is a mechanic??
21:00 that's literally a Ganondorf bossfight.
Just with the force instead of a deadmans volley.
What the hell? XD
Also another thing, my voice sounds pretty stuffy because I’ve had really bad allergies for close to three weeks now. It’s getting much better lately however, and next weeks ranking should sound good as usual. Enjoy the video! - Jack
This game holds a special place in my heart remember as a kid making my dad to the star destroyer boss because of how tough it was as a kid. If a Star Wars game deserves a remaster it would be this
Man this was a game of my childhood, I remember basically playing as Nikola Tesla and abusing any electricity force power as to how OP they could be sometimes
Rahm Kota on PS2 was fucking RIDICULOUSLY hard. My Man had so much damage he dealt
The video I didnt know I needed
I can’t imagine a scenario where pulling a space ship the size of a city out of the sky is a walk in the park.
The benefits of the original PS2 version: the Star Destroyer force scene is pure cutscene
I really hope they remake this game with a fallen order style of combat but keep the over the top force abilities. Seems less likely that they will ever do this since its not canon.
I could've sworn at the final boss you could fight vader and palpatine at the same time and get a completely unique ending. Might've been a fever dream as a kid though
I genuinely didn’t realize that the psp and xbox/PlayStation versions were that different great list mate
thanks bro
@@Cytonox my pleasure
Not gonna lie, I feel like I’m the only one who liked the Star Destroyer fight. It can get a little tedious but I can manage to bring it down after just like 3 rounds of Tie Fighters. And the action and sound of pulling down the Star Destroyer as flames start appearing throughout the ship, is quite the fun power fantasy to me. The key is DON’T pay attention to the sticks at the bottom, trying to mimic them will slow things to a grind. Simply follow your own controls to bring the Star Destroyer to point at the central of the screen.
My favourite 3 bosses (FYI when ranking stuff in videogames, I always take in their story aspects as well as gameplay) :
1. PROXY
2. Luke Skywalker
3. Kazdan Paratus
Rahm Kota wins prize for best boss music
Shadow Guard wins prize of coolest design
Maris Brood wins prize for coolest lightsabers
im about to watch your FU 2 boss ranking and im getting the feeling you saying "I have feeling ill enjoy" FU 2 is gonna age poorly (even though i dont hate FU 2)
I love Force Unleashed, although I think Jedi Fallen Order is a bit better (characters, graphics, more than 50% of gameplay aspects)
I just finished playing this game for the first time and i got to say it took me about half an hour just to finish the star destroyer scene
U are underrated as fuck awesome videos I rly like the quality and your overall knowledge of Star Wars
I always remember that I was disappointed with damaged Vader being the only one you got but I was talking to a friend (this was when the game first came out) and he told me about the emperor I was so excited
I played the force unleashed on PC for the first time a few years back and did not play on controller. The star destroyer boss fight was the only thing that truly stuck with me as it was the worst console port for controls I had ever experienced, even to this day. Moving the mouse downwards counted as an input until it stopped which meant you had to keep dragging it back and forth to get consistent input. Genuinely remembered considering it might be impossible before narrowly beating it.
Loved this game to death, even replayed it a couple of times... but I never, never, realized Ozzik Sturn had a health bar until I watched this video
What about the Cloud City bosses? I remember fighting a Gungan and a Mandolorian on Bespin in the PS2 version.
PROXY, Damaged Vader and Sith Stalker are my favourites.
I think I prefer the Wii Verizon then the Xbox one. One we got some unique bosses (like that one eyed gungan and his two back up dancers, that knock off mandolorian and his giant ass droid, And drescal and his entire crew on Roxas prime. There's also Darth Phobos, Darth desolous, and Galen's father Kento in the Jedi trials. I feel that Galen meeting his father that way was a lot more impactful then meeting him as a ghost on kashyyk. Dunno if the game plays any better as I only played the Wii version.
As far as.i can remember (it's been years since I've played it. Galen walks into the Jedi council chamber hearing two people dueling. It's kento and Vader going at it. The exchange went as such... I think 🤔)
Vader: why do you get in my way old man?
Kento: I won't let you corrupt him any further!
Vader:I am guiding him towards his destiny!
Kento: And I am saving him from yours!!
This was followed by Galen beating the ever living shit out of his father...
Yeah...
Shit got real fast.
The boss fights on the Wii were SUPERIOR to the other versions.
Fun fact for those who want an easy way to slap purge troopers. Hit them with the x, y, y combo or for Playstation players square triangle triangle and then hit them with a single bolt of lighting and it'll send them into the regular shock animation. So you can stab them and deal a ton of damage while they were on the ground.
God this game was my childhood
My only problems with the bosses in this game are
1 they can be a tad easy at times. Maybe I'm cracked but even on sith master I can dominate all the bosses.
2 that goddamm camera angle is the ban of my existence
Jack here, I mean yeah the game’s not really meant to be a challenge and the bosses are easy but on Unleashed it’s a whole new ball game. Sith Master isn’t particularly difficult just due to how overpowered Force Lightning is. And second, I actually dig the camera, it’s way different from generic third person perspectives today and feels fresh. To each his own though!
@@Cytonox well for me I can mitigate the difficulty by just limiting lightning and go in with more Saber then lightning but ill still never forgive that camera it's just bad for me. But thxs for being respectful on your opinion
I guess but like I’m more saying it’s not meant to be a hard game. Glad you find it easy tho
@@Cytonox I know it's not supposed to be hard and I'm not asking for dark souls levels of difficulty but I'd just like it to be a tad harder. I guess I just like challenge over a easy game
fair enough, personally i felt the gameplay being decently challenging but not legitimately hard made it more engaging and fitting than like a Dark Souls-esque system, but yeah to each his own.
I had a PS2 and this game and I absolutely loved it. When I got an PS3 I bought the PS3 Version of the game because I've seen the opening scene on Kashyyyk and it looked way cooler. But as I continued to play I realized while the graphic actually had an upgrade I felf let down by the gameplay and the level design. I enjoyed the PS2 Version way more. The game just flowed much better.
Wii Palpatine was in my opinion a better final boss. For one he actually fights you will his lightsaber.
Awesome game, up there with fallen order and rouge squadron 2 for me. Excellent boss battles in this game and the DLC duels are also great
Jack here, agreed and honestly I liked TFU I more than Fallen Order or Jedi Academy, my other favorite SW games. You check out the TFU II ranking?
Jedi Academy and Force Unleashed 1 are the legitimately best star wars games, Jedi combat nearly perfected!!! I'm gonna go watch the force unleashed 2 ranking meow!!!
Will just point out, bleeding lightsaber crystal is a Disney canon thing, that came later than this game so Maris didn't bleed her crystal, that wasn,t a thing in Legend
Honestly, I despise the bull rancor boss fight, mostly because of the fact you keep getting jumped by Maris as well as the fact the rancor keeps charging at you, makes it a pain to do, especially on harder difficulties.
I nearly quit on Kazdan Paratus on my Sith master playthrough, besides him the rest of the game was really fun
... am I the only one that actually liked the Star Destroyer spot? I remember when I couldn't beat it with my brother, took us months, but now, I can do it easily
When I was a kid I actually stopped playing the game when I got to the star destroyer boss fight because I just could not figure out how to get past it. I came back to it SEVERAL years later as a teenager and finally beat it, god damn was that fight a missed opportunity.
. . . I don't Know what to say. . . I grew up playing the PsP version, it doesnt even compare to this. Now i wanna play this
Another boss in the Wii version of the game was Chop’aa Notimo and his robot on Cloud City
I agree with 22, as an old force unleashed speedrunner, the star destroyer fight was sometimes a run killer, one slip of the joystick and bang, about an hour wasted
Speedrunning can really give you a taste for whats annoying in a game, I’ve got good at speedrunning a handful of games (Paper Mario 64, a bunch of resident evil games, hollow knight, etc) and certain spots definitely emerge as troublesome the more you chip away at a run
-Alex
Hey I just finished my run through of this today. Need to play the second one but do u know where I could grab the dlcs?
I play on Xbox, and they’re purchase-able from the home screen or Microsoft Store. TFU II DLC is only purchaseable in game. Same with PS4/5 I think.
Not to be that guy, Maris Brood didn’t bleed her lightsaber crystal in a month because Lightsaber Crystal bleeding wasn’t a thing till Disney bought Star Wars several years after the game came out. It’s like asking Why Asoka and the Bad Batch didn’t show up in the original trilogy.
damn my bad, didn’t know that
Are we all just forgetting about fighting the Mandalorian Chop’aa Notima on Cloud City on the PS2 version? Him and his freakin basilisk war droid when you try and rescue Senator Garm Bel Iblis
I just want to say that the Star destroyer boss fight is extremely easier and much more manageable in the Ultimate Sith edition
PROXY was an awesome boss, and thats coming from someone who played Force Unleashed on Wii before PS3. I go into the Boss fight on the second visit to Raxus Prime and expect it to play out similar to that port with a normal Shadow Guard but get caught off guard that it turned out to be PROXY trying to fulfill his primary programming (Which the Wii port never explicitly told me unless it was in his Bio).
The icing on the cake was when PROXY decides to surprise us by using training program that Galen has never faced before, and it turns out to be Darth Maul. Awesome.
The boss fights on the Wii were SUPERIOR to the other versions.
This is my Star Wars Theory that proxy used to be the training droid for Darth Mall
Kazdan Paratus has been the hardest boss I have ever faced in my life
Note: We had to reupload this due to the slides being disordered (result of some confusion in our video editor) and work around some troublesome copyrighted music situations. The weird sounding audio from roughly 19:45-20:00 is a result of UA-cam's "remove song only" beta feature-Alex
LOL watching this video gave me an idea how tough the star destroyer be for those who play normal without cheats.i play with invulnerability so it never bothered me.no need to disengage for the fighters.
I’ve never made it past that destroyer, too frustrating in the end
The jump in quality between the first and last boss is insane probably the biggest gap in that regard than any other game I know of
Number 8 deserves to be much higher. That guy was a pain in my ass
Every jedi can be cheesed extremely easily by just double jumping and spamming lightning.
I played the Game on the Nintendo DS and even though Ozzik Sturn didn’t have his AT-KT but a smaller walker it was such a pain
Omg that boss fight was really annoying I played this game first on ds too I have never raged so many times at one boss
Never manged to beat the emperor on that version the controls are too ass 💀
@@lilyuh4487 yup same, you then got this annoying ass force mission where you suck in those energy balls in the tornado, if you fail that too you die instantly and have to redo the fight
*(Flashbacks to the Star Destroyer)*
Dee Bradley Baker voiced Boba?? That's cool, figured the game was too long ago for that
well, the Tatooine DLC came out in 2008 and Clone Wars E1 Ambush aired October, 2008. still awesome tho fr
The force unleashed 1 and 2 is one of thoes very rare games were the wii version was better then the others. It had more content and story levels.
I remember on the hardest difficulty Paradus, Maul, and final fight Vader (just do palpatine) we’re ungodly hard
I just wish the Star Destroyer didn't have to be lined up. The game has you rotate the thing so that it's facing you only so it looks cool in the cinematic, lol
On insane difficulty the only way to damage Palpatine was by timing his electric lightning back towards him. That's why I don't bother with the highest difficulty anymore.
Luke has my favorite qte in the entire game.
fair enough, he’s great
He does the same slams his father does
Thankfully the ISD pulling is only a cutscene in the ps2 wii and psp version
For Brood. I think they were planning a DLC for her but it got scrapped
With the star destroyer if you level up the proper things, I managed to tank the tie fighters and pull it down in one go
I wonder if there are cheats that allow you to have infinite life and force cuz I don't know if I did that or a glitch that made that happen
So every time I played the mission of bringing down the ISD all I had to was bring it down and not worry of damage
tbh force grip is the most effective counter to almost every boss in the game
idt Force Grip is in the Xbox 360/PS3 version; Force Lightning was it’s replacement (they buffed Lightning as compared to the Wii/PS2 version) in the other version, Grip is broken ye
Ah the days when Cytonox wasn’t a hater. But, I should’ve known from the Star Destroyer rant that he’d be a virgin Star Wars Hater, while I am still a Chad Star Wars Enjoyer that tries to find good things and clarify that opinions aren’t total.
Ironically super late but love the star destroyer fight
YOOO I didn’t even know I watched this before
If you time force repulse when you fight Kento Marek you can avoid the damage you get from the tie fighter
that’s crazy
When it comes to combat and Boss Fights the Wii/PSP/PS2 is wayyyyyyyyy better imo. The one thing about the PS3/360 is that it felt way to limited especially when blocking or using Force Abilities. When it comes to Bosses Kazdan is a lot more enjoyable (One of the best fights in the game), Kotas fun, Shaak Ti is more of a pain in the ass, Maris is actually challenging and the fact she knows you killed her master is even better, Palpatines an actual boss fight that requires skill, and the added bosses like Desolous and Phobos are fun plus good luck with spamming, it's not gonna help that much since the opponents health counter blocks it if a certain move is used repeatedly in the Phobos fight onwards. The main highlight was the Bespin Mission with a Mandalorian Crimelord (Imo the best boss in the game and if ur an old EU fan it's like a love letter) and his enforcers who acquired said armor. It also ties in a lot of loose ends especially Juno's background, Kento guiding his son throughout the game in the Jedi Temple visits and bc of this the feeling with his Dad is a lot more impactful in this version (to the point where Lucasart had to make DLC to correct this mistakes also Coruscant is not DLC in this Version). Unfortunately the voice acting is very weak because this was the first draft of the story plus on an older console but the customization and actually seeing your own Customization makes up for it in my eyes. The PS3s version looks better when it comes to detail, but to say it's superior than The Wiis is not true
making a ranking on the wii version when it releases on the Switch
@@Cytonox It definitely needs one. Since as mentioned the fights are much more different than the others, except Tis but that's it. Its pretty cool that it can be played it on the go now
@@Cytonoxwell it's put now =)
the bosses on this game are awesome
damn straight
Jedi Academy and Force Unleashed 1 are the legitimately best star wars games, Jedi combat nearly perfected!!! I'm gonna go watch the force unleashed 2 ranking meow!!!
Rahm Kota on the Wii was impossible for me 😅😅😅😅
22:47 the original "what the fuck, Darth Maul?"
Man this game was goated
Am I the only one that when they got to the proxy fight and they realize it was him they thought he was going to turn into or Obi-Wan was that just me
The Star Destroyer was the first time I looked up a gameplay video on youtube because I didn't understand how to do it. Turns out, my belief that you had to pull it down in one go was just wrong, and you could totally take a quick break to destroy the TIE fighters rather than just trying to facetank them.
awesome name and pfp, Plagueis novel is the best piece of content in all of Star Wars
@@Cytonox Absolutely. That's why I went for it :)
Idk y but if we ever get a force unleashed 3 I would like the option of 2 characters to play as. One being Maris
Nintendo DS Bosses Ranked
17. Star Destroyer
16. Imperial Storm Trooper
15. AT CT
14. AT ST
13. AT KT
12. Felucian Rancor
11. Junk Titan
10. Shadow Guard
9. Bull Rancor
8. Maris Brood
7. Rouge Jedi
6. Kazdan Paratus
5. Shak Ti
4. Proxy
3. Rahm Kota
2. Emperor
1. Darth Vader
Overall one of my favorite games