Ghost recon wildlands

Well the one that comes to mind instantly is the one from Mass effect 3. But does that one count because technicaly it is not a real bossfight. Or Orphan in FFXIII, that boss has an instakill move and when used on the leader it was insta game over, which IMO is very bad design. Orphan was otherwise easy as -blam!-, as long as you were lucky to resist the doom attack. But I do agree with you in Lord of Cinder, I would not go as far as to say it wasn't a fun fight, but its design was definitly a lazy homage to the fans. It lacked originality or intresting mechanics and in that regard it was pretty similar to a PvP fight and thus easy to win by just ganking him.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt [spoiler]Eredin was really disappointing. Enemies in The Witcher 3 usually do a great job of meeting their threats, but Eriden wasn't difficult or fun.[/spoiler]

Gail. Just novabomb him it's EEZY

Hands down, the Didact from Halo 4. [spoiler]All you did in that fight was watch a cutscene and press two buttons.[/spoiler]

Fable 2 multiple ending dialogue only XD All the build up to that BS Fallout 4 also dissappointing AF no real boss fights no matter what path Mass Errect 3 smh get the -blam!- out of here with that too All of RE6 / RE7 final bosses holy -blam!- nothing like the classics 4 and 5 had proper boss fights at least

Final boss in demon souls was pretty boring imo

All destiny bosses

Panoptes in Destiny 2’s CoO dlc. [spoiler]Destiny has always had rather bland and not particularly tasteful campaign boss designs, but this guy takes the cake. You see this big bad bot show up several times in various time simulations. He’s big, he’s powerful, he’s ready to delete your ass in a moment’s notice. On the final mission of the new campaign, you end up in a sim area ready to chase this giant Vex god down and what do you get when you encounter him? He doesn’t even attempt to attack you personally. He just floats in the air nonchalantly while summoning a small group of weak adds. You keep this up for a few more platforms before you finally end up on his personal stage. So, you’ll notice a pattern. Guy’s not taking damage from stray bullets and he likes to pop out adds. You can guess at this point what comes next: another wave of adds. At least this time, he sends an actual mob of these dumb AIs to inconvenience you. You deal with them and when you get up front to face Panoptes and deal some smack, he’s about to kick you from his server while not giving an eff about your rocket launcher rounds that deal 0 damage to his face. Big-O finally makes the scene, stopping Panoptes’ attempt to give you the boot and this is where the fight begins to really suck. Osiris’ data clones come in to provide backup and teleport you to a golden obstacle course so you can run a few feet, pick up an orb and dunk it to down Panoptes’ immunity shields. You then get teleported to another platform where your feet are glued to the floor with Panoptes’ core exposed for all to see. Ozzy then prompts you to hit him before his shield comes up and you frogblast the vent core for a third of his health. You then get teleported back down to the stage to repeat the whole shtick from scratch with no subtle changes in the least bit. That’s it. No change in tactics. No attacks from the boss itself. Just add spawns. The big reason why this campaign boss is the absolute worst in all of Destiny’s boss fights is because this was the first time that the boss didn’t so much as directly interact with the player. Ghaul, Skolas, even SIVA with the Iron Lords at least made some kind of attempt on their own to kill you. Hell, the Heart brings three giant statues to life to hurt your feelings. Panoptes supposedly can plan out the destruction of our solar system and erase people from it’s simulation world, but it’s only means of attack is to spawn lowly adds that even a twelve-tear old with a BB gun could deal with. I knew that the game was gonna take a hard kick to the family jewels later on and I paid up the expansion pass because I wanted to pay my respect for when the end to this franchise came and so I could get a front row seat to watch it all die(a certain edgelord once said “Nothing quite dies like hope.”), but seriously? The original Gnasty Gnorc had a better build-up to a fight than this guy and all Gnasty had a beef with was not getting good PR. [/spoiler] My second most disappointing boss fight was with Metroid Prime 2’s final Dark Samus fight. [spoiler]Nothing is worse than having a boring and repetitive encounter with one boss throughout a game and having the idea to use an end-of game timer to give the sense of urgency to mask the last one doesn’t make things any better. You get 7 of the longest minutes of the entire game to deal with this dark despot who remains half of the fight in either a state of invulnerability or invisibility requiring a rather clunky scanning system to allow aiming possible. The previous two encounters were much better than this one and it honestly had me just begging for it to end.[/spoiler]

Mass Effect 3 I can either slowly walk left, slowly walk right or slowly walk dead ahead. Guess the final boss was my own patience

Marauder Shields and anything from Destiny.

The final fight in bioshock infinite jesus what a terrible end to a game i other wise loved really seemed like they had no clue how to end it and said -blam!- it lets make it wave defense. I really wanted the final boss to be that stupid bird that shit snatched my desire to beat it again away forever. So bad i literally play the game over up until that point and just start a new game

Marauder shields

Mass Effect 3: Depending on your opinion it goes to a) The Illusive Man who you either shoot or he shoots himself (with no fight either way) or b) the little kid who tells you to choose one of 3 deaths. That's my #1 pick.

Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor

The blob monster in borderlands 1.