Enemies that you absolutely hate to fight in video games

[Solo-Wing]

Title says it. What enemies do you absolutely hate running into?

Oh and I do realize that people are going to say Creepers. Lots and lots of Creepers.

EDIT

A few I hate are flying enemies in nearly all FPSs. Especially drones in the Borderlands DLC. Those buggers are so hard to hit and if you fight more then one your gonna get downed, making it harder to hit them and get a second wind.

Hate running into all monsters in Amnesia. No way to defend yourself and they can one hit you. Hope to god you are not spotted.

Slightly hate the robots from FEAR 1.

Oh and SAMs from the Ace Combat series. Especially on harder difficulties. They can shoot you out of the sky in one missile.

Edit 2:
Another character I hated to fight was the General in the Borderlands Armory DLC. Not because he was hard but because I actually liked him. I didn't want to kill him, I just liked him that much. So I hated the fight. And was sad after his death. But then I got to loot the armory, which was SWEET.

 

[baddude1337]

Cazadors in New Vegas. If your less than level 10, run like a *****.

The Patriarch in Killing Floor. On higher difficulty settings with 6 people he is basically invincible.

There are probably loads more, I just can't think of them right now.

 

[Fooz]

well yeah creepers for one lol, also enemies in games that are meant to be realistic, but can take ridiculous amounts of bullets etc, takes away the feel of realism

 

[Wolfram23]

Red Eye Knights.

 

[Popadoo]

What Wolfram01 said.
And rolling skeletons.
And Fat Officials.
And any enemy in Demon's Souls.

 

[scorptatious]

There are a few enemies I absolutely despise fighting in Final Fantasy 9.

First there are the mandragoras, they have this annoying little attack called "chestnut" which either does 0 damage, or instantly kills you. They are especially annoying in groups of three.

Than there are the red dragons. DEAR GOD. The red dragons. Their twister attack causes SO much damage. They're pretty much the reason why MT. Gulug is my least favorite area in the game.

 

[Solo-Wing]

There are a few enemies I absolutely despise fighting in Final Fantasy 9.

First there are the mandragoras, they have this annoying little attack called "chestnut" which either does 0 damage, or instantly kills you. They are especially annoying in groups of three.

Than there are the red dragons. DEAR GOD. The red dragons. Their twister attack causes SO much damage. They're pretty much the reason why MT. Gulug is my least favorite area in the game.

I have only found one enemy I hate in Final Fantasy 9. And those are the flying eyes from Memoria. I freaking hate roulette. Hate it with a passion.

 

[DaemonicShadow]

Bonelords out of Morrowind.

 

[Brawndo]

Sub Zero on the highest difficulty

 

[Sleekgiant]

Cazadors, just cazadors....

 

[Leemaster777]

What, this far and no Seth? (Street Fighter 4)

Guess the fighting game players are out to lunch at the moment.

 

[DevilWolf47]

Big Daddies. You have to kill them in order to shut their Little Sisters up, and though they stopped being hard to kill a while ago, it still takes a little while to bring him down.

 

[Diablo2000]

Any enemy where you have to stun him by doging and making him hit a wall... They are just too fucking annoying

 

[Reed Spacer]

Baknamy from Final Fantasy XII.

Those little bastards actually come out of the walls and floor at you; you start fighting one and two seconds later you're fighting five...

 

[Leemaster777]

Big Daddies. You have to kill them in order to shut their Little Sisters up, and though they stopped being hard to kill a while ago, it still takes a little while to bring him down.

Really? Fighting Big Daddies is one of my favorite aspects of Bioshock. If you want to beat them, you've got to get creative. Stun-locking them in a pool of water with electric buck, strapping a bunch of proximity mines to an oil barrel and throwing it at them, or using hypnosis to make them fight each other, there's just a ton of ways to take them down.

And the fact that by the end of the game they're much easier to beat makes it even better. It really gives you a sense of progression, when you can beat a Big Daddy in a straight-up fight, after they've been ripping your guts out in the first half of the game.

 

[Thespian]

I know this is silly, but Balverines in Fable 3.

For some reason I just can't fight the damn things... God I hate them Dx

 

[TehIrishSoap]

Every single creature in Fallout New Vegas. I haven't discovered a Deathclaw yet, and I scream like a girl if I as much see a radscorpion, so god help us all....

 

[DevilWolf47]

Big Daddies. You have to kill them in order to shut their Little Sisters up, and though they stopped being hard to kill a while ago, it still takes a little while to bring him down.

Really? Fighting Big Daddies is one of my favorite aspects of Bioshock. If you want to beat them, you've got to get creative. Stun-locking them in a pool of water with electric buck, strapping a bunch of proximity mines to an oil barrel and throwing it at them, or using hypnosis to make them fight each other, there's just a ton of ways to take them down.

And the fact that by the end of the game they're much easier to beat makes it even better. It really gives you a sense of progression, when you can beat a Big Daddy in a straight-up fight, after they've been ripping your guts out in the first half of the game.

I acknowledge this, but you don't technically fight Little Sisters so i have to express my hatred for them by bringing up the Big Daddies.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

FUCKING CREEPERS IN KILLING FLOOR!

Hard to shoot, won't stand still, appear in places some specimens don't appear in, many of them, and very distracting.