I think it could have been conveyed a bit better. You never use the frozen canisters again after or before the fight, same with Del Lago and the odd boat section.
Actually Verdugo does take damage when he's not frozen. When he's frozen he takes 3x damage. He is just that tanky, roughly 30,000 HP Ps: rocket launcher deals 10,000 damage
Verdugo and Krauser were my two favourites and I always preferred Ada's encounter with Saddler much more than Leon's. Crazy how everyone ranks re4 bosses so differently and it's a huge credit to how diverse each fight is despite there being so many. Bring on Friday🔥
I desperately hope Krauser gets his own mini story in re4 remake or maybe even a darkside chronicles adaption. He deserves emotion for being essentially Leon's partner during one of his major missions.
@@mycity7590 apparently, the small bits that have been cut have something in their place. which im fine with, as long as it isnt like re3make where content was cut for the sake of pushing the game out
Horrible take on Verdugo. Christ. Use incendiary grenades to stun him and a magnum/TMP when he's frozen. If you're using the rifle/shotgun at any time in this fight you're doing it wrong. Think smarter not harder. You need to deal as much damage as you can in a small window of time. Sure his attacks can be bullshit in the first locked room but once you get out it's fair game. Even with just one incendiary grenade (which you can find right before the fight) plus the Co2 tank, the door unlocks within seconds after using both. Shoot him in the head when he's unfrozen if you absolutely have to, it's vulnerable and it will knock him back with enough damage whereas his body is mostly invulnerable until he's frozen. However shooting his face will most likely make him sprint at you. You just gotta hold onto that incendiary (if you don't already have any saved) for as long as you can after your first Co2 tank then run to the next one after the door opens. This is one of the best bosses in the game, everything you said is just wrong. If you don't have a TMP or magnum you're making it artificially difficult for yourself and whatever frustration you experience is your own fault for not preparing adequately.
Wow, I guess people really don't think alike. All respect to your opinions, and it is a fine list. Mine, however, looks pretty different. Here's mine: 12. El Gigante (Second Encounter): It's just El Gigante again for a second time, only now it chases you. If you choose to fight it, you now have the honor of trying to keep Ashley alive. This ranks at the bottom because it's a reused boss with no new mechanics. It's not bad, just unnecessary. 11. Twin El Gigante: It's El Gigante, but two of them instead of one. Sticking two of an enemy in an arena and calling it a new encounter just feels like a rehash. Dragonriders, anyone? At least you get to dump one in a pool of boiling hot lava. That's the most satisfying thing about this repetitive battle. 10. Mutated Salazar: Dodge tentacles, shoot the moving eyeball and then unload on Ramon as he sits there and takes the abuse. This fight definitely ranks lower because Ramon remains stationary throughout it. I don't know how this guy is so high on your list. He's not a bad boss by any means, but compared to what else is on offer in this game, it's an underwhelming encounter. Now the REmake on the other hand... 09. Mutated Krauser (Separate Ways): This second fight with Krauser feels tacked on. He should already be dead considering he exploded (but apparently not). He just sorta shows up and we kill him as Ada now. The whole thing is over rather quickly, and the multiple platforms you fight him on are just too cramped. The only reason this ranks as high as it does is because Krauser is still fun to duel. 08. Mutated Saddler: I am not overly thrilled with this "final boss" battle. I'll agree that the design is good. Saddler transforms into something genuinely grotesque and terrifying. And yeah, it's got the tried and true shoot the glowing orbs mechanic. On paper, this should be a riveting end battle, but it's kinda just there. It's not bad, but not super memorable either. It's a lot of running around and trying not to get trampled before firing a rocket into his mouth/eye? 07. El Gigante: In retrospect, overuse hurts this boss to a degree. Not only is it used twice after this, but the series continued to shove out versions of this guy in RE5 and RE6. That being said, this initial encounter is still really good and memorable. His sheer size is intimidating and you really gotta stay on your toes and keep moving to avoid pretty hefty damage. Plus the doggo helps you, and that's always nice! 06. Mutated Saddler (Separate Ways): I personally prefer the fight with Saddler in Separate Ways. It's a unique encounter that only Ada gets and the enclosed space just ratchets up the tension way more than the vast amount of space you have to flee in the other one. Saddler is imposing in this fight and can close the gap on you in a second! 05. Del Lago: The scale and scope of this encounter really is something special for an introductory boss. Mechanically, it's relatively simple, but this is all about the spectacle! Not being able to use your gear for the duration of this fight makes it stand out as unique amongst the pack. I do wonder where those endless harpoons came from though. 🤔 04. Mutated Krauser: How can anyone not like a brutal, one on one duel to the death? You get to knife duel Krauser and it's pretty satisfying. It's made infinitely better in the REmake, but this original version is held back from the top three mainly for the reason that you can damage Krauser as much as you want, but it doesn't really matter until you reach the final area where the "true" duel begins. It's really just a matter of staving Krauser off until you reach the next area. In the REmake, this is cut down considerably. Even so, Krauser is still fun to fight. 03. U3: honestly, my top three are pretty much interchangeable. For today, I'm going with this order. One of the tensest sections in the game is here with this abomination. I like how the fight is divided into two phases, with the first trapping you in a cage with IT. Having to try to figure out what to do while this seemingly invincible monster harasses you is definitely stress inducing. On top of that, it's design is really freaky and highly memorable. It's repulsive and scary. Then in the second phase, it shows it's true form! 02. Mutated Mendez: I love the setting of this fight. Just you and some creepy part centipede, part human monstrosity that looks like something out of the movie The Thing, trapped inside a burning barn with no way out. All the while during the fight the whole place is quickly burning up around Leon! It's creepy, atmospheric and relatively challenging. I also really like the "oh s**t" moment when Mendez separates from the lower half of his body and starts swinging around the rafters! Only Resident Evil folks! It's an excellent boss battle. One where the only way out is through! 01. Verdugo: I cannot for the life of me understand anyone disliking the encounter with Verdugo. I know you gave reasons as to why, but just...how? First off, this is one of the creepiest sections in this game. You're slowly hunted by this things tail before fully revealing itself. The build up is slow and does a great job of putting the player on edge with what to expect. When it does finally reveal itself, you find yourself staring at some sort of Xenomorph looking thing with an insect shell and a partially human head...it's awesome! From there, it's a desperate game of survival as you wait for the elevator. The great thing is too, if you don't want to fight it, you can just leave. Not immediately, sure, but the option is there. As a reward to players who see it through, you can loot it's corpse for treasure! And yeah, this thing takes A Lot of rounds to put down! The fight is an investment to be sure, but one that pays off in the end. Personally, I find it uber satisfying to put Verdugo down. I can't even imagine taking the elevator ever again...
U3 is honestly my favorite boss in this game by far. It's such an odd and terrifying creature. I hope it gets more lore and explanation in the remake. Why does RE5 have a U8 despite it not having any relation to this one? Is it possibly the village chief (This is a common theory though I doubt it)? I just want a sliver of more info on it in the remake.
Got some bad news for ya m8 Seems like he’s the one boss not included in the Remake. Which sucks because I always thought he and Krauser were the two best. Loved how it hunted you then went through several phase changes.
RE4 personally has no bad boss fights. Every fight has something different and it kind of depends on personal taste. I’m not sure if I have a favorite since 4 was my first RE game and I was still learning the mechanics of the game and the moveset of the bosses. But they were pretty fun nonetheless, even if some parts (such as QTEs in the fights) were a bit tedious.
@@Cytonoxbro you spot your opinion like it’s fact. “There are no redeeming qualities” is different then saying “in my opinion, there are no redeeming qualities”
@@Cytonoxit’s about how palatable the statement is. You don’t need to use disclaimers while also not needing to deal in absolutes. It’s a balance that’s not easy to make but worth making in the long run.
Great video, Jack! RE 4 was my introduction to the series, and, when I first played it, it initially made it into my top 10 favorite games. It's fallen a very long ways since then (it ranks around #160 for me now -- yes, I'm not even kidding), but it's still a solid game that I enjoyed playing. Of the bosses on here that I fought (never played Separate Ways), this is my ranking: 1. Bitores Mendez 2. U-3 3. Del Lago 4. El Gigante 5. Garrador 6. Verdugo 7. Jack Krauser 8. Saddler 9. Salazar I'll exclude Dr. Salvador and the Rosa Sisters, as I just count them as mini-bosses, personally. For me, the main reason why Salazar is my least favorite is that I just find the fight rather tedious. I never use the rocket launchers on these bosses, so, for Salazar, it mainly came down to standing beside one of the tentacles, firing at his weak-spot, and using QTEs to dodge when I needed to. For Verdugo, I actually did manage to kill him by using the shotgun on him repeatedly while he was frozen. I'm not sure if it's always an effective strategy, but that was my personal experience with the fight. I've mentioned in the past that I'm not a big fan of QTEs, so that definitely taints my opinions of a lot of the bosses. Still, I have a fun time fighting most of them. I definitely agree with Bitores Mendez being the best boss. He has the most versatile moveset, and the cramped arena lends itself well to making the fight feel extra intense. I've often wondered if the revelation of Mendez's true form was an homage to Wilbur Whatley from "The Dunwich Horror" by H.P. Lovecraft (basically, the character turned out to be the spawn of a human and an Outer God and had a tentacled torso beneath his clothes). It wouldn't surprise me if that was the case, as the opening section in the village is reminiscent of "The Shadow over Innsmouth," another one of Lovecraft's most famous stories. The design of U-3 kind of reminds me of the Centaurs from the Fallout series, which is fitting, since they're both amongst the creepiest-looking monsters in their respective franchises. Anyway, I'm enjoying your content as always and look forward to your future uploads!
Never played the original, I'm definitely gonna cop the remake though I've been hearing a lot of great things about it. Hopefully you guys enjoy it as well! This game has always been on my must play list but so have many others and this just felt like an easy one to side step, and for no particular reason either. I would still like to play the OG even after playing the remake especially after this video, I just don't know if I'm crazy about the over the shoulder aiming and feel like that would frustrate the hell out of me
Verdugo is quite easy if you play your cards right. All you gotta do is have the broken butterfly and freeze him with the liquid nitrogen canisters. You have to have saved magnum ammo before hand or have a good shotgun (striker becomes available right before this fight)
Unfortunately they sort of ruined the atmosphere in the Remake for the Chief. He talks nonstop, you don't see his transformation, and the music is more generic orchestral stuff. I am overall very positive about Remake 4, but little things like that will bother me.
Now, Verdugo was a pain in the ass but I never knew early on that you could just, leave.. I killed him on my first playthrough with ammo to spare.. so it makes me wonder what happened to you lol I think upgrading each gun's firepower is critical for bosses
Like that you mentioned that you didn't use the rocket launcher for the tier list. Reminds me of another UA-camr that made a tier list of the re4 bosses and people ragged on him for using the rocket launcher for half the bosses
I just finished my first play through of resident evil 4 last night so this was a well timed video. Id just like to share that this game doesn’t really frighten me because of its dated aesthetic BUT a regenerator scared the fuck out of me at the end of the game. I heard the breathing but I didn’t know where it was coming from. So I kept looting and boom he was right there on my ass. Nightmare fuel
Well ,besides village section and first encounter with Regenerator... I don't like RE4. I respect that how influencial this game was. Bosses are strong side and they are rly good even after so many years .... in the village section. Rest... ehhh. Saddler is for me the worst antagonist in the main series (even Simons is more enjoying), and his boss fight as Leon is best final boss in the main games ... but still mid, Salazar fight is boring, I always forgot U3 exists. Verdugo is ok/meh , and Krauser is wasted potential.
Use the Rocket Launcher you get for free in one of the chapters for Verdugo then, also around 10 rounds of Magnum (Broken Butterfly upgraded to the max minus the exclusive) while it's frozen can kill it, but the boss was never meant to be beaten though.
Ahhh man, you're not supposed to shoot Verdugo unless he's frozen he takes almost no damage unfrozen 😬
I think it could have been conveyed a bit better. You never use the frozen canisters again after or before the fight, same with Del Lago and the odd boat section.
Actually Verdugo does take damage when he's not frozen. When he's frozen he takes 3x damage.
He is just that tanky, roughly 30,000 HP
Ps: rocket launcher deals 10,000 damage
@@golemofwill4728 to be fair. The cannisters are super out of place. Meaning you should obviously shoot them
Problem is you only get 4 cannisters and depending on what weapons you have that may not be enough
When I first played I didn't know that so I wasted all of my wrongs it was around 300 and it was sad when I found that out
Verdugo and Krauser were my two favourites and I always preferred Ada's encounter with Saddler much more than Leon's. Crazy how everyone ranks re4 bosses so differently and it's a huge credit to how diverse each fight is despite there being so many. Bring on Friday🔥
I desperately hope Krauser gets his own mini story in re4 remake or maybe even a darkside chronicles adaption. He deserves emotion for being essentially Leon's partner during one of his major missions.
The only thing i hope for in re4 remake is they don't cut like 50% of the content like they did in re3 remake.
@@mycity7590 the games been out for critics, its been proven that its like a 90-95% recreation :))
@@knightfall03 I hope to god your right. I will be so happy.
@@mycity7590 apparently, the small bits that have been cut have something in their place. which im fine with, as long as it isnt like re3make where content was cut for the sake of pushing the game out
yess you can already see the bigger focus on krauser even in the demo where we got a scene of him and leon in the beginning
Horrible take on Verdugo. Christ. Use incendiary grenades to stun him and a magnum/TMP when he's frozen. If you're using the rifle/shotgun at any time in this fight you're doing it wrong. Think smarter not harder. You need to deal as much damage as you can in a small window of time. Sure his attacks can be bullshit in the first locked room but once you get out it's fair game. Even with just one incendiary grenade (which you can find right before the fight) plus the Co2 tank, the door unlocks within seconds after using both. Shoot him in the head when he's unfrozen if you absolutely have to, it's vulnerable and it will knock him back with enough damage whereas his body is mostly invulnerable until he's frozen. However shooting his face will most likely make him sprint at you. You just gotta hold onto that incendiary (if you don't already have any saved) for as long as you can after your first Co2 tank then run to the next one after the door opens. This is one of the best bosses in the game, everything you said is just wrong. If you don't have a TMP or magnum you're making it artificially difficult for yourself and whatever frustration you experience is your own fault for not preparing adequately.
I couldn’t agree more
Wow, I guess people really don't think alike. All respect to your opinions, and it is a fine list. Mine, however, looks pretty different. Here's mine:
12. El Gigante (Second Encounter): It's just El Gigante again for a second time, only now it chases you. If you choose to fight it, you now have the honor of trying to keep Ashley alive. This ranks at the bottom because it's a reused boss with no new mechanics. It's not bad, just unnecessary.
11. Twin El Gigante: It's El Gigante, but two of them instead of one. Sticking two of an enemy in an arena and calling it a new encounter just feels like a rehash. Dragonriders, anyone? At least you get to dump one in a pool of boiling hot lava. That's the most satisfying thing about this repetitive battle.
10. Mutated Salazar: Dodge tentacles, shoot the moving eyeball and then unload on Ramon as he sits there and takes the abuse. This fight definitely ranks lower because Ramon remains stationary throughout it. I don't know how this guy is so high on your list. He's not a bad boss by any means, but compared to what else is on offer in this game, it's an underwhelming encounter. Now the REmake on the other hand...
09. Mutated Krauser (Separate Ways): This second fight with Krauser feels tacked on. He should already be dead considering he exploded (but apparently not). He just sorta shows up and we kill him as Ada now. The whole thing is over rather quickly, and the multiple platforms you fight him on are just too cramped. The only reason this ranks as high as it does is because Krauser is still fun to duel.
08. Mutated Saddler: I am not overly thrilled with this "final boss" battle. I'll agree that the design is good. Saddler transforms into something genuinely grotesque and terrifying. And yeah, it's got the tried and true shoot the glowing orbs mechanic. On paper, this should be a riveting end battle, but it's kinda just there. It's not bad, but not super memorable either. It's a lot of running around and trying not to get trampled before firing a rocket into his mouth/eye?
07. El Gigante: In retrospect, overuse hurts this boss to a degree. Not only is it used twice after this, but the series continued to shove out versions of this guy in RE5 and RE6. That being said, this initial encounter is still really good and memorable. His sheer size is intimidating and you really gotta stay on your toes and keep moving to avoid pretty hefty damage. Plus the doggo helps you, and that's always nice!
06. Mutated Saddler (Separate Ways): I personally prefer the fight with Saddler in Separate Ways. It's a unique encounter that only Ada gets and the enclosed space just ratchets up the tension way more than the vast amount of space you have to flee in the other one. Saddler is imposing in this fight and can close the gap on you in a second!
05. Del Lago: The scale and scope of this encounter really is something special for an introductory boss. Mechanically, it's relatively simple, but this is all about the spectacle! Not being able to use your gear for the duration of this fight makes it stand out as unique amongst the pack. I do wonder where those endless harpoons came from though. 🤔
04. Mutated Krauser: How can anyone not like a brutal, one on one duel to the death? You get to knife duel Krauser and it's pretty satisfying. It's made infinitely better in the REmake, but this original version is held back from the top three mainly for the reason that you can damage Krauser as much as you want, but it doesn't really matter until you reach the final area where the "true" duel begins. It's really just a matter of staving Krauser off until you reach the next area. In the REmake, this is cut down considerably. Even so, Krauser is still fun to fight.
03. U3: honestly, my top three are pretty much interchangeable. For today, I'm going with this order. One of the tensest sections in the game is here with this abomination. I like how the fight is divided into two phases, with the first trapping you in a cage with IT. Having to try to figure out what to do while this seemingly invincible monster harasses you is definitely stress inducing. On top of that, it's design is really freaky and highly memorable. It's repulsive and scary. Then in the second phase, it shows it's true form!
02. Mutated Mendez: I love the setting of this fight. Just you and some creepy part centipede, part human monstrosity that looks like something out of the movie The Thing, trapped inside a burning barn with no way out. All the while during the fight the whole place is quickly burning up around Leon! It's creepy, atmospheric and relatively challenging. I also really like the "oh s**t" moment when Mendez separates from the lower half of his body and starts swinging around the rafters! Only Resident Evil folks! It's an excellent boss battle. One where the only way out is through!
01. Verdugo: I cannot for the life of me understand anyone disliking the encounter with Verdugo. I know you gave reasons as to why, but just...how? First off, this is one of the creepiest sections in this game. You're slowly hunted by this things tail before fully revealing itself. The build up is slow and does a great job of putting the player on edge with what to expect. When it does finally reveal itself, you find yourself staring at some sort of Xenomorph looking thing with an insect shell and a partially human head...it's awesome! From there, it's a desperate game of survival as you wait for the elevator. The great thing is too, if you don't want to fight it, you can just leave. Not immediately, sure, but the option is there. As a reward to players who see it through, you can loot it's corpse for treasure! And yeah, this thing takes A Lot of rounds to put down! The fight is an investment to be sure, but one that pays off in the end. Personally, I find it uber satisfying to put Verdugo down. I can't even imagine taking the elevator ever again...
I strongly dessgree Salazar was one of the best bosses
this list makes way more sense, and you got the top three right.
I’m pretty sure you’re only supposed to be shooting Verdugo when he’s frozen…
Yes, he takes three times damage when he's frozen
@Rubek48 wow. I didn't even know he took damage while not frozen
@@thegreatpiginthesky3904 he is just that tanky i guess
U3 is honestly my favorite boss in this game by far. It's such an odd and terrifying creature. I hope it gets more lore and explanation in the remake. Why does RE5 have a U8 despite it not having any relation to this one? Is it possibly the village chief (This is a common theory though I doubt it)? I just want a sliver of more info on it in the remake.
Got some bad news for ya m8
Seems like he’s the one boss not included in the Remake.
Which sucks because I always thought he and Krauser were the two best. Loved how it hunted you then went through several phase changes.
@WR probably separate ways tbh. I would be very surprised if he wasn't thete
@@wr5488 damn
RE4 personally has no bad boss fights. Every fight has something different and it kind of depends on personal taste. I’m not sure if I have a favorite since 4 was my first RE game and I was still learning the mechanics of the game and the moveset of the bosses. But they were pretty fun nonetheless, even if some parts (such as QTEs in the fights) were a bit tedious.
Ironic you think verdugo is poorly designed but not U-3 which is arguably much worse.
that's your opinion, mine is my opinion thanks for watching tho
@@Cytonoxbro you spot your opinion like it’s fact. “There are no redeeming qualities” is different then saying “in my opinion, there are no redeeming qualities”
@@Reo15x why should every sentence i speak begin with a disclaimer? it’s obvious it’s my opinion
@@Cytonoxit’s about how palatable the statement is. You don’t need to use disclaimers while also not needing to deal in absolutes. It’s a balance that’s not easy to make but worth making in the long run.
Gotta respect how insane this ranking is
If by insane you mean absolutely terrible. Then yes, this list is insane
@@thegreatpiginthesky3904 he really put verdugo in last just because hes ass at the game fr a literal skill issue
@@Kixal07 yeah no kidding, this guy is terrible
right
I hated Salazars boss fight, because my first few attempts were cut sort from me quick timing into his mouth 🤦♂️
I don’t think I ever shot Verdugo lol 😂 I just froze him and ran away heehee
Hype! Gonna wait for the price to go down but Leon and Ada are hella epic….
U3 was always my favorite it’s irritating we’ll likely have to purchase him
As mad as this list makes me because I just love all the bosses ESPECIALLY VIRDUGO… I can’t deny your logic🤣🤣🤣
Great video, Jack! RE 4 was my introduction to the series, and, when I first played it, it initially made it into my top 10 favorite games. It's fallen a very long ways since then (it ranks around #160 for me now -- yes, I'm not even kidding), but it's still a solid game that I enjoyed playing.
Of the bosses on here that I fought (never played Separate Ways), this is my ranking:
1. Bitores Mendez
2. U-3
3. Del Lago
4. El Gigante
5. Garrador
6. Verdugo
7. Jack Krauser
8. Saddler
9. Salazar
I'll exclude Dr. Salvador and the Rosa Sisters, as I just count them as mini-bosses, personally.
For me, the main reason why Salazar is my least favorite is that I just find the fight rather tedious. I never use the rocket launchers on these bosses, so, for Salazar, it mainly came down to standing beside one of the tentacles, firing at his weak-spot, and using QTEs to dodge when I needed to. For Verdugo, I actually did manage to kill him by using the shotgun on him repeatedly while he was frozen. I'm not sure if it's always an effective strategy, but that was my personal experience with the fight. I've mentioned in the past that I'm not a big fan of QTEs, so that definitely taints my opinions of a lot of the bosses. Still, I have a fun time fighting most of them.
I definitely agree with Bitores Mendez being the best boss. He has the most versatile moveset, and the cramped arena lends itself well to making the fight feel extra intense. I've often wondered if the revelation of Mendez's true form was an homage to Wilbur Whatley from "The Dunwich Horror" by H.P. Lovecraft (basically, the character turned out to be the spawn of a human and an Outer God and had a tentacled torso beneath his clothes). It wouldn't surprise me if that was the case, as the opening section in the village is reminiscent of "The Shadow over Innsmouth," another one of Lovecraft's most famous stories.
The design of U-3 kind of reminds me of the Centaurs from the Fallout series, which is fitting, since they're both amongst the creepiest-looking monsters in their respective franchises.
Anyway, I'm enjoying your content as always and look forward to your future uploads!
Never played the original, I'm definitely gonna cop the remake though I've been hearing a lot of great things about it. Hopefully you guys enjoy it as well! This game has always been on my must play list but so have many others and this just felt like an easy one to side step, and for no particular reason either. I would still like to play the OG even after playing the remake especially after this video, I just don't know if I'm crazy about the over the shoulder aiming and feel like that would frustrate the hell out of me
I didn't find Verdugo hard. You can wait for the elevator to run away from him or you can shoot him while he's frozen
Verdugo is quite easy if you play your cards right. All you gotta do is have the broken butterfly and freeze him with the liquid nitrogen canisters. You have to have saved magnum ammo before hand or have a good shotgun (striker becomes available right before this fight)
I think bosses are the one weak point of RE4 for me. Only one I really liked were the minibosses, Vertigo and U3
Unfortunately they sort of ruined the atmosphere in the Remake for the Chief. He talks nonstop, you don't see his transformation, and the music is more generic orchestral stuff.
I am overall very positive about Remake 4, but little things like that will bother me.
how'd you play that part of the remake? we applied for early access/review copy in early February and they haven't sent us anything since
It's sad that U3 won't be in the remake
Salazar: "I've sent my right hand to dispose of you."
Cytonox: "You're right hand comes off?" (throws knife at wrist)
Use magnum shots on verdugo when he’s frozen
Now, Verdugo was a pain in the ass but I never knew early on that you could just, leave.. I killed him on my first playthrough with ammo to spare.. so it makes me wonder what happened to you lol I think upgrading each gun's firepower is critical for bosses
Like that you mentioned that you didn't use the rocket launcher for the tier list.
Reminds me of another UA-camr that made a tier list of the re4 bosses and people ragged on him for using the rocket launcher for half the bosses
I respect everyone's opinion and don't talk sh*t but ngl when I saw verdugo at last I was shocked af
Dante Ravioli killed Vergugo with a door, so he is definitely not unkillable.
I just finished my first play through of resident evil 4 last night so this was a well timed video. Id just like to share that this game doesn’t really frighten me because of its dated aesthetic BUT a regenerator scared the fuck out of me at the end of the game. I heard the breathing but I didn’t know where it was coming from. So I kept looting and boom he was right there on my ass. Nightmare fuel
Verdugo is best boss when you play VR :p
It’s so nice seeing people talk about resident evil 4 without dick riding it to oblivion
Idk why but for some reason when I see the village chief swinging around on the ceiling it always reminds me of general grevious
Well ,besides village section and first encounter with Regenerator... I don't like RE4. I respect that how influencial this game was. Bosses are strong side and they are rly good even after so many years .... in the village section. Rest... ehhh.
Saddler is for me the worst antagonist in the main series (even Simons is more enjoying), and his boss fight as Leon is best final boss in the main games ... but still mid, Salazar fight is boring, I always forgot U3 exists. Verdugo is ok/meh , and Krauser is wasted potential.
Bro get the hell out your complains are so stupid
Dude really put Verdugo on the bottom...
Is not El "G"igante.
Just say "El Higante" next time.
🫡
Here's hoping Verdago gets a better fight in the remake
you can actually kill sadler without rpg so when it drops keep it and finish saddler off if you want special rpg as a collectible in your case
Skill issue the list
I can kill Verdugo without the rocket launcher on normal mode. Haven't ever done it on hard.
It is meant that you take the free rocket Launcher and then kill the verdugo with it
U-3 is my favorite boss in RE4, because he is the scariest and mysterious boss ever
Will u do best bosses in gaming or hardest bosses list? Idk a top 10 or 15 one
eventually
If you do decide to play RE5 make sure you play Co-op. It’s a blast of a Co-op game but definitely gets frustrating in single player
we just finished it together yesterday
@@Cytonox Nice. Hope you had a fun (or at least funny) time
Shingi mee-kah-mee
Use the Rocket Launcher you get for free in one of the chapters for Verdugo then, also around 10 rounds of Magnum (Broken Butterfly upgraded to the max minus the exclusive) while it's frozen can kill it, but the boss was never meant to be beaten though.