Boss Battle Analysis

Boss Battle (The Legend of Zelda, NES (2-headed gleeglock, gohma)

-Battles are in wide open area, all props are off to the side and against the wall for the majority

-generally have weakness/ weak spots

-drop some kind of reward

-Classic boss battles seem to be shorter than modern ones/ enemies have lower health/ heroes have greater attack

-Bosses either don’t move/ or move a lot, smaller enemies tend to move a lot, larger tend to move very little

-Multiple angles/way to attack the enemy

-Ugly

-generlly set up to be guarding something, a door, treasure, an exit, serves a purpose

-long rooms, generally rectangular and not square shape

-medium size rooms, big enough to be able to dodge, small enough for the character to be in danger

My Boss Behavior-

Movement-

-Boss Moves forward toward the player until it reaches the center of the room

-use move components to achieve this

-Boss Moves backward when hit

-using branch to see if hit, booleans to check if all the way back

-Moves side to side

-Weakspot, only displayed when prepping attack, 2x damage when hit

Fires-

-Fire Projectile

-Bursts out several

-50% health number of fire projectiles increases

-10% health Giant singular Fire projectiles

-use branchs with float (greater than, less than) variables to achieve this

Ideally last fire will track player but of its achievability

Enemy Health 

 -Displayed in UMG Hud