Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Guide – The Fastest Way to Defeat All Bosses

9 bosses fight Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater It is some of the most unique encounters you will experience, and there are multiple approaches to defeating some of them. Non-fatal takedowns are obvious alternatives, but there are also some quick and easy ways to use at your disposal.

This guide is all about the fastest way to defeat each of the 9 bosses Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.

Ocelot

Using the environment to its advantage is the key to this fight. This is a very cover-based encounter, so based on his positioning, a fire in a beehive or a lob-handed rena bullet is lit directly in the ocelot. This should give him plenty of opportunity to return the fire once he is exposed. For maximum effect, let him push out of the cover whenever he is in the middle of ammunition. That way you can double your chances to shoot him, as he insists he will appear on the reload from the cover.

Bug juice is brought into this fight and preempts the beehive retaliation.

pain

This requires bug juice and smoked grenades. Pain will bring his own bee, so you will need to use water and a small rock island as your shield, and you will need bug juice if necessary. Listen to the dialogue clues and disperse his bee force field with a wide blast of firearms to sink him long enough for him to lose his sight and return to land to descend his own explosion several times. If you want to knock him down, immediately throw a smoked hand-ren bullet to dissipate the bees’ flock, then gather fire in the pain.

Flag’s hand rena bullets are not an option as they could be thrown at you right away.

Fear

All that bad food you’ve found will finally work out in this fight. Throw rotten expendable supplies and poisonous consumers throughout the region. And the fear eventually descends from his treetop perch and collects it when he is exhausted enough. Turning your bad food overturns him will lose even more stamina and give him plenty of time to get damage directed towards his head.

In the meantime, I’ll take shots on every occasion, focusing on both him and the trap lying on the ground.

Using a false death pill to lure him out of hiding and ambush him while turning his back is also a viable strategy.

end

There are multiple ways to quickly dispatch the edges, one of which is actually Easter eggs. The first way is to finish the ending far ahead of the actual boss fight in the storyline. A while after the pain has been compensated, a small window of opportunity is presented to you to target the end. After the cutscene, there is a short spacing between that edge and the script event where the guard moves the edge from edge to edge. And this is when you can skip the longest and completely, completely, sniper him and come into contact with boring boss fights in the game. This way you will earn “early end” trophies/applications, but you will lose the opportunity to collect his camouflage and weapons in real combat. Of course, you can disable this by reloading your previous save. Of course, you definitely need to create it in case you cover up the assassination first.

The second method is a secret Easter egg with two different potential consequences. Just save the game correctly when the end meets you. When Snake is having a unique dialogue with the Paramedic, you will see that you are on the right track. Next, temporarily set the system time for the next 7 days. Return to the game and reload the last save. Without corruption, the Easter egg cutscene should kick in immediately.

By setting the system time to less than 7 days in the future, you can get another result, but this has no real impact on the boss battle. This can happen naturally. If you happen to save and stop this fight without ending within real time days.

If you choose to engage in direct combat, be prepared to counter the stamina drain.

anger

Defeating anger within the relatively harsh range of his arena is difficult to say the least. Start by sneaking up as close as possible to him and tearing his suit with a knife. This weakens his resistance to all further damage. Now, maintain your distance and maintain situational awareness of the exit to get away quickly. He takes shots of opportunity in an explosive barrel when his rage is close enough, but at other times he only has a short burst of gunfire in his backpack tank to keep him from being spotted and cornered.

Whenever possible, shoot the water pipes, leave the fire sucked up, and roll the scattered fires to the right to avoid sustained damage from them.

sorrow

If it’s a strange, somewhat simple boss fight, it can even be called it. Grief is facing all the enemies you slaughtered to that point. Non-lethal orchids are obviously quick, but what you have to do as a naturally born killer is simply avoiding the spirit of vengeance when walking down river to pursue grief.

Sorrow is submerged to avoid attacks on its own.

The fastest way to complete this boss’ “battle” is to first have the Snake owned, then use the Revival Pill to bring it back to life and continue before. This prevents you from collecting rewards to defeat your grief, in order to use only the revival pill at the end, after contacting the corpse of grief.

Volgin

With timing battles worsened by being played in close spaces, this battle tests your quarterly fighting ability close to your sense of timing. You can buy a little more of that time by wearing a mask face paint modeled after Raikov. This allows the snake to close the distance and throw away enough long enough to put him aside for a quick and early takedown, even if he has the explosives. Note that this cheating notification works for the first time. Beyond that, simply cqc him and shoot him as often as opportunities arise. It’s pointless to shoot him when he’s protected by his electric feed, but what you can do and opening the Volgin will run out of juice for electrically charged force and charge him to head towards the circuit box.

Store your weapons at all other times to avoid losing loaded ammunition and attracting lightning bolts.

Putting one Russian glow cap in the arena will help you redirect lightning attacks twice per mushroom, giving you a window of opportunity you need to get closer to him. If you get caught up in any of the electrical attacks, you will simply tend to avoid most of them.

Shagohod

This encounter tracking stage is simple. Once you enter the arena stage, this battle leads to traditional wisdom for anti-tank warfare. Fire Rockets on Spiral Tread stop Shagohodo on that truck and then temporarily disable the power plant that crackles with electric blue. By equipping and reequiring for immediate reloading, you can make your RPG reload into cheese.

Ultimately, Volgin should get out of the car and continue with the same strategy as before. Put the tread in the rocket to lock the Shagohod in place, then directly snipes Volgin, acting as a living power plant when stagnant.

The Chaff Rena bullet helps redirect incoming missiles that are clearly telegraphed by Volgin’s dialogue clue.

boss

Avoid close combat with the boss. Avoid fighting bosses. She telegraphs with dialogue cues. The weapon is quickly torn from your hand, falling apart and must be found before using it again. If you are forced to face to face, equip your weapon immediately. Stealth is the name of the game, so keep your distance, wait for her to stop in your search, then pop up and take as many shots as possible to stagger her. Reposition, rinse, repeat.

Proper camouflage could be a game changer in this fight.

Claymore is a very viable approach to defeating bosses, but feeding her on them may take some effort and a lot of luck. Placement near the tree where your boss is most likely to run to cover himself is your best bet for success.

These are some of the easiest ways to send all nine bosses Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.