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[ShawnStone]

So when it came to this boss fight, I was just rolling with it. But then Hawke and Varric died and all I had left was Merrill and Avelene (Sorry for mis-spellage). I noticed something with the High Dragon though. I think Avelene had taunted the dragon or something but she held threat, and as I was controlling her, all I did was run around like a mad idiot. The dumb dragon still had me targeted, so basically all it was was Merrill knocking down its health.

Has anyone else had a stupid boss?

[Fauxnormal]

High dragon=optional. If you're not good enough to do it, don't. And it sounds to me like this is problem, as they say, somewhere between the player and the keyboard/controller.

[ShawnStone]

I did it, easily, I'm just saying that because Avelene held threat, I just had to do rings around the dragon until Merrill killed it.

[Fauxnormal]

see my previous comment.

[ShawnStone]

The problem wasn't on my end, that I can say. Sure enough, Hawke and Varric got downed, but I still had the skill to kill the dragon. There was no challenge on my end, just me going "Huh?" at the fact that all I had to do was run around. It's more AI scripting that has the issue than anything.

[MigoTheGIgo]

True, the High Dragon (well, many of the boss fights) can be dealt with easily if you have a bit of creativity.

But consider this, its either doing what you did, or have a tank that can actually just soak all the damage... I generally do it "your" way, ranged damage and control a melee, doing my best to stay out of harms way.

I do, however, like the DLC bosses. Malvernis, Cory, Prosper, Skylod... they take a bit more of a tactical approach imho. Which i interpret as Bioware getting better at it