Iudex Gundyr - First boss and the training boss. Only even remotely hard at all if playing as deprived, and only then because he can 2 shot you if you are overconfident because the way absorption works in this game. Basically you take 5% more damage for every armor slot that doesn't have something in it, and the level 1 dude starts with 2 empty slots and no way to fill them during the tutorial. And low health. That's why the fight is hard on that one character. Everyone else it's real easy. But since it's meant to teach newbies how to roll this guy is okay in my book.

Vord of the Boreal Valley - The second training boss, the main lesson behind him is to take up residence in the bosses armpit. Once you've learned that it's pretty easy.

Curse Rotted Greatwood - Once you learn the bosses weakpoints this fight is trivial. But really from? You decided to make this a boss? Was it just so youtubers could make the same old dirty joke every single time?

Crystal Sage - Has very little health, his magic is easy to dodge except for the one overhead attack, and can be staggered. Most of the difficulty of the fight comes from dodging the fakes as you try to find the real one in phase two. Killed me 2x on a blind playthrough and 3x at level 1 and all 5 of those were me going after the wrong crystal bro and getting hit in the back. On NG+ and on a fresh, non-blind playthrough he provided no trouble. But it's really cool and very unique so I am always willing to say I really like this one. But.....

Deacons of the Deep - Freaking alluring skulls work on them. Like...... that's all that needs to be said. Alluring skulls work on this boss. That's in fact the speedrun strat right there. You need 2-3 skulls and the boss is easy. Even without the skulls the main way people die in this fight is losing the race by not killing enough of the summoners, not anything threatening the boss might do. It was at this point in my third playthrough that I was starting to think this game's bosses might be too easy.

Abyss Watchers - Very very cool and thematic fight. The difficulty is somewhat ruined by the fact that you can stagger them and they leave big openings between attacks in both phases. It was very hard the first time i fought it and quite easy once I realized I was fighting Artorius but much weaker and a bit slower.

High Lord Wolnir - I will admit it. That one **** move where the hand pulls me back into the fog still kills me. The rest of the fight really doesn't. Most of the difficulty of the fight comes from sitting in the fog or letting him summon skellies, and the second only really happened on my sl 1 playthrough because the rest of the time I just kill the guy or die to the fog before that happens.

Yhorm the Giant - The main difficulty behind this boss is the fact that you have to go through Irithyll Dungeon to get here. If you are following Onionbro's questline this boss is easier than Vordt. If you aren't..... this boss is still a candidate for being easier than Vordt once you know the trick. In fact the rest of the difficulty of the fight really comes from trying to equip the storm ruler while the boss is chasing you.

Pontiff Sullyvahn - This boss is really hard. Except for the fact that he's really easy to parry. And you can do it over and over. So if you are good at parrying, or able to at least master that one timing, the boss is easy. If not, this boss has almost infinite stamina and hits like a truck. But... he can be parried. It's very hard to rate a boss that's easy to parry as a hard boss.

Aldritch - Those **** arrows are annoying. If you learn to dodge the arrows and don't mess around you can basically burst this guy down a bit at a time. It's really just the fact that he likes to spam the arrows that made this hard. He will be forever known as "that guy who shot way too many arrows but was otherwise alright". No um...... you will die a lot to the arrows and this fight is very hard. Because of the arrows. Probably the hardest boss in the first 2/3 of the game. Because the arrows really really suck and he really likes to spam them. And he's on fire in the second half of the fight. I might also be really really bad at this fight though so grain of salt.

Dancer - This boss is the first boss I wasn't able to eventually beat at level 1. Aldritch, the other hard boss up to this point, gave me a real hard run for my money but this is the first boss I wasn't actually able to beat at sl 1 on that particular run. It just managed to reach that barrier where it had so much health and did so much damage that I couldn't get past. At sl 20 though..... no um.. this boss has infinite stamina and a lot of damage but gives you so much time to heal that it's not hard at all if you've put say... 19 points into vigor or something like that.

Dragonslayer Armor - Let it not be said that I am not generous. Aldritch was way harder. I feel like this boss would be hard if this was my first souls game, but he feels like a thousand other boss fights I've already done and most of the difficulty of the fight comes from the corrupted buttefly things randomly raining down meteors.

Twin Princes - This fight is really hard until you learn the guys moves and then it's really easy. And I know people say that about every Dark Souls boss but here it's really true. It's actually a really telegraphed fight that is hard because of the amount of damage you have to do rather than how much you are going to take.

Old Demon King - same as the twin princes. It's really really hard until you learn how to dodge each attack and then it's really really easy.

Consumed King Oceiros - I lost to this guy a lot at level 20.... where I'm at in this fight is that I feel like it's a dps race where I have to just tank enough its to win. If I'm at a level where I deal decent damage then it's easy and if i'm not then it's insanely hard.

Champion Gundyr - This boss was really hard. Until I learned how to parry it. No um..... basically the same as sullivahn but harder. Tons of damage and infinite stamina but the dude can be parried.

Ancient Wyvern - This is a gimmick fight.

The Nameless King - Holy ****. This is the fight where I seem to have to have a mental block and die 100 times (not a figure of speech or exxageration) before I can finally kill it every time I want to do so.

Soul of Cinder - This boss is really really hard..... if I do him before the Namless King in a playthrough. I think on NG++ I did this guy before Nameless King and he was really really hard. On the other 3 playthroughs I did Nameless King first and let me tell you getting used to that boss makes this one a lot easier.

Overwatch has 21 characters that fight on 12 maps across combinations of 3 game modes. The core gameplay loop is very fun at a casual level, but clear balance problems currently exist and people trying to play the game competitively are quickly getting very frustrated. A few characters are not "op" per se so much as not bad at anything. Reinhardt is the obvious best tank at .. well tanking, so you see him way more often than everyone else in that role. McCree is such a good dps that he is actually being looked at for nerfs, and the game has gotten to the point where every team needs a Mercy or a Lucio. Other problmes exist as well, those are just the most glaring. This is topped off by the fact that most maps drastically favor one team over the other, making it feel like quite a few games are just decided by a coinflip at the beginning of the game. This all happens because it's fairly common for one team to respawn within a 3-5 second of the walk of the objective while the other team spawns within a 30-60 second walk of the objective. Since objectives can be "contested" indefinitely in 5 second increments that reset as soon as the "losing" team touches the thing, and a lot of the "defend" centric maps like to use chokepoints to funnel the attacking team into a deathpit, it can be quite unfun.

There is also a weekly brawl, whose value fluctuates greatly from week to week and at the moment is freaking awful after a few games.

You can also play against the computer (which is really freaking easy on the hardest difficulty) or try to get a group together for custom games.

No um.... the vast majority of the game is quick mode right now because they haven't finished designing the competitive mode yet. I know there will be a ranked mode eventually but right now the game is basically 90% quick play on those 12 maps seeing the same characters over and over.

Oh and there's a crappy tacked on F2P system of cosmetics that the game purposely designed itself around.



^ And I wouldn't give a **** about any of the above if I could actually connect and play some games. It's gotten to the point where I've spent more time frustrated and troubleshooting the **** thing than playing it, and I'm basically abandoning it atm for anime.