Another boss of mine could be an FPS-destroying boss that targets souls with strong hardware. This boss was created because of the lag I've had to endure throughout these years, it has made me become an entity that desires high FPS (thereby stealing it from anyone who gets in my way) and wants to make mortals who think they're invincible with their solid 50 FPS suffer for eternity. Dare they enter and put their FPS on the line?
Requirements are simple: in order for this boss to pose a serious threat - the player MUST possess strong enough hardware that allows them to play at comfortable FPS rates (with very little lag). This boss literally feeds off your FPS, so the more you have, and the more solid it is, the better.
Still have a computer running Windows 95? Well, you'll tear this boss apart because it won't be able to feed off your FPS. It needs high, stable FPS in order to shine.
Got better hardware? You're in for a nightmare.
It will randomly brutally CONSUME as much FPS as it can at the time. This will make you vulnerable to Death sending grim reapers after you to reap your soul due to your decreased performance at the hands of this devastating FPS-sucking attack. There's no saying how much FPS it will continuously eat and for how long; it is quite a loyal follower of RNGesus, so RNG is heavily involved in this fight.
You could be @ 50 FPS doing so well and then all of a sudden, out of nowhere, your FPS drops to 1 and you're finding yourself struggling to stay alive. Then perhaps, once you reach near death, your FPS returns to normal where you can then begin to heal up! Or you could be unlucky and it remains low throughout the fight. RNGesus can be so randomly ridiculous, you just can't know for sure what will happen.
Due to the nature of this boss, there is no team size cap to it. You can go mass with 1,000 players if you like. And it'd be capable of consuming all 1,000 of your FPS'. Imagine that brutality! Or perhaps massing is the best way?
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01-Oct-2015 01:32:38
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01-Oct-2015 01:34:51
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Singularity