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Once the spots in its mouth have had their health depleted, the Abomination will recede into its pit and start slowly turning around while a timer counts down. The fight starts with two tentacles with two more emerging after the boss suffers a decent amount of damage. It also has tentacles around its head which spew out toxic goop so avoid that. Abomination – The battle with the Abomination starts out with having to shoot the weak spots in its mouth while being assaulted by the Ridden.Both normal and Special Ridden will assail you while attempting to slay the tentacles so they must be managed as well. Just be careful when it suddenly slams down. They’re not too far apart and easy enough to dispatch – when a tentacle opens its maw, shoot the glowing red weak spot to quickly kill it. Abomination Tentacles – Before tackling the Abomination to cap off the campaign, you’ll need to battle four of its tentacles.Throw it on the Ogre and its health will go down real quick. Ogre (2 nd Battle) – Encountered in Chapter 9.4, this is more of a test for the T5 Grenade than a proper boss fight.The area is fairly open with hedges and crypts providing cover, so try to weave in and around structures, breaking line of sight whenever possible while pumping in damage from a distance. Unlike the Ogre + Breaker battle, however, they’ll both attack at the same time. Two Breakers – In Chapter 7.3, you’ll battle two Breakers.Other Special Ridden like the Tallboy may show up to cause trouble as well so be prepared. Use explosives and the turret to quickly tear away its armor and dispatch it as well. After it goes down, the Breaker will arrive next. There’s also a turret for quickly mowing it down. Don’t worry though – the Ogre will attack first and you’ll have enough room to maneuver around and kite it. Ogre and Breaker – In Chapter 7.2, you’ll encounter an Ogre and a Breaker.Explosives are very effective so liberally toss them when a Hag is aggroed. The Hag will also try to burrow away if it’s severely wounded, which presents another good opportunity to kill it. On top of dealing damage to it while it’s focused on the other player, it’s advised to target the weak spot on its back once it starts burrowing. Once the player is inside the Hag’s stomach, it will start burrowing and try to escape (if successful, the player within it dies). It will then focus on that player and attempt to devour them whole. The Hag – Functioning much like Left 4 Dead’s Witch, the Hag will mostly wander around until a player shoots it.The best solution is to keep a high damage weapon, Molotov cocktails and explosives (especially if you have Cards in those categories), have one player kite it while the others deal damage and break its armor before targeting its weak points. It possesses good speed and agility but it’s still possible to kite it when necessary. Much like the Tank from Left 4 Dead, it will charge players and attempt to bash them to death. It’s covered in rocky-looking armor, and thus has a fairly strong amount of damage resistance. Breaker – Though not as large as the Ogre, the Breaker still poses an extremely potent threat.It may reappear later with some of its health restored. When an Ogre can’t reach players or has been heavily damaged, it will burrow underground and retreat. Destroying them deals a good chunk of damage. The weak spots for Ogres can be found on their chest, neck and back in the form of fleshy spots. They can’t enter the buildings themselves though so it’s worth keeping in mind when beating a hasty retreat. Ogres will also attempt to grab players, even if they’re hiding inside of buildings. Along with slamming the ground, they also create fleshy projectiles and throw them at players (though these can be shot before they’re thrown). Ogre – A massive hulking Ridden that has a fairly large health pool, they move slow but hit hard.Spoilers for the final boss follow so be warned.

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Let’s take a look at all of them and how to survive. They’re also less common, often appearing in specific cases, and can deal a fairly large amount of damage if one isn’t careful.Ĭertain chapters also have you facing more than one Special Ridden at a time. Many of them are Special Ridden that have a lot more health than their counterparts (like the Tallboy or Reeker). Turtle Rock Studios’ Back 4 Blood, much like its predecessor Left 4 Dead, handles “bosses” in a unique way.

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