F*** you game!

[Hitokiri_Gensai]

Final Fantasy XII. I started playing, got pretty far, it was fun, and i enjoyed it, but my PS2 died, and i didnt get a new one for almost a year, came back to the game, and BAM, no idea where i was, what i was suppsoed to do, or where i was going to go to find out what i needed to do.

 

[elbrandino]

I wish I had a funnier story to tell, but I was playing Homefront. I tried to like it. I really did. After three hours I just said, "Fuck you, game!" Awful horrible, terrible, wretched game.

 

[opeth1989]

Every boss fight in lost odyssey. I am by no means an expert at J-rpg's but I have beaten a few. In fact, to this day, one of my all time favorite games is legend of dragoon for ps1. But for some reason, I don't know if its just because I haven't played a J-rpg in a while or the game was just made too dam hard (I probably just suck), but I can not beat the bosses. I gave up early on in the game, and now every time I look at the game thinking maybe this is the day I finally grow a pair and beat the first disk, I get flashbacks to the countless times I died on that stupid giant snake-worm-ish boss thing, and just put it back on my shelf curl up in a corner and cry my self to sleep.

And this sucks because I REALlY liked how the story was going, and the collectible memories of the main character's past were really interesting to me. Guess i could just watch a lets play or a walk-trough tho

 

[Megnaman]

Around the tenth level in Double Dungeons with my best friend after 5 hours of previous levels.

 

[Drummie666]

CoD. Good christity christ-ing christ.

Noob-tubers, campers, plain old people not pain attention (I'm spectating in this senario: Dude, why are you using the riot shie... Turn around you dumbass! There was a guy sitting in that corne- *Guy gets killed* ...sigh.) Aim assist causing me to not be able to aim for a quarter of a shit.

Yeah. I hate CoD.

 

[Moonlight Butterfly]

I just watched the 1982 version of The Thing to refresh myself for the prequel coming out. It always makes me laugh when Kurt Russell nerd rages right at the beginning.


personally, Ninja Gaiden on the Xbox made me flip a few tables before I finished it.

 

[Alcamonic]

Ninja Gaiden on the Xbox made me flip a few tables before I finished it.

Thanks for reminding me... Yes, I very much would love to take down a chopper, that is constantly charge-hoovering against me, with only a few exploding arrows that does not hit for shit.

 

[DustyDrB]

Playing Demon's Souls last week, I made it to the swamp area. I encounter a Black Phantom wielding a Meat Cleaver (which happened to be the same weapon I was using). We were on a tiny island in the marsh, and I ended up in the water when I tried to dodge (your movement is slowed severely and you can't dodge while wading in the water). But I tried to use that to my advantage by baiting the Phantom into the water himself. Then I come to find that the same rules don't apply to him. He dodges and attacks me. I instinctively attempt to dodge myself, but it doesn't work. It leaves me wide open, and I die.

I fucking hate the swamp. I just sprinted the whole way through it after dying a few times. Only part of the game (other than Flamelurker, but at least that felt fair) that gave me trouble.

I had a few moments like this while playing Vanquish as well.

 

[scully745]

Trials HD, I do go back to it every now and again but it almost always ends badly. One particular achievement involving completing a certain track whilst not changing your rider's position.

Black Ops due to putting me into five matches in a row on the losing team with less than five seconds remaining. Still havn't gone back to multiplayer after that.

 

[SecretAlienMan]

The Last Remnant... when one of my teams barely survives a super attack and the only available options are "Fight to the last man" and "sit still and do nothing" instead of "heal yourselves" or "revive fallen team" SOOOOO frustrating!

 

[chaosyoshimage]

Oh god, so many JRPG's. I can't think of any game broken as hell that prevented from playing it. Fallout 3 annoyed me at times, anything else I just found the fix for it. Clearing my 360's cache for Oblivion a couple times was really really annoying though. Not only had I never had to do it before that game, but I ended having to update all my games each time (Luckily I only have like 10 that need updates)...

 

[HassEsser]

You, my friend, are going to be verbally fucked. I do not agree with your sentiment, but I respect the balls it took to write that on any gaming board in existence.

*Pats shoulder* Godspeed.

Well, then, I look forward to it
Also, I love your avatar, amazing EP

 

[Roy Smith]

This will be a 2-parter:

Part I: Psychonauts - it's a brilliantly funny and clever game with levels like you've never seen before - from the mind bending Milkman Conspiracy, the brilliant parody of Goggolor to the theater level which I would accept as a substitute for an IQ test (if you best it you are over 115 at least).

And then...

Meat Circus. The difficulty level goes insane and the game turns cheap with invisible attackers, unblockable attacks, sound clips that repeat until you are driven insane, a camera that stops showing you (really), and - did I mentioned the level is timed?

Breezed through the game and got stuck...played forever and game up. Started it a year later - breezed through it and got stuck....again...same place. Started it a year later - after borrowing it from a friend - and after a near death experience I beat the level.

The level after that is a cakewalk by comparison and the "boss" fight is the easiest level in the game - seriously.

Do you know why the brilliant Tim Schaeffer (sp?) games don't sell in Halo numbers? Because I've cursed him - and I'm still not yet ready to forgive.

 

[Maximum_Power_Cheese_Supreme]

in Bioshock where you have to get through a door to the art curator guy on the other side, and I think it might've been a bug, but I couldn't get through to the other side. No idea what I was meant to do.

and in Duke Nukem: Forever, after you leave the late night show room at the very start, and I got stuck in the foyer with out knowing what to do, or whether my game had just broke. So I uninstalled and quit, and will pretend that I never bought it for $100 dollars. NO I DIDN'T! NOT LISTENING. DENIAL LIVE IN DENIAL!!!

 

[Mythrignoc]

I nearly rage quit over final fantasy X for their sigils, but not because the Sigils are hard to get. They are hard to obtain mind you but this is basically what happened.

I was doing the chocobo races to try and get Tidus' ultimate weapon activated, and after four hours my best time was still 2.3 seconds. So I said fuck it, and decided to try a different character's sigil.

So I went to the thunder plains, and got 187 jumps. 187, just 13 away from the amount I actually needed. Then boom, I didn't press at the right time, and I lost the count.

So finally I said fuck it, and just decided to do something a little easier and do some monster catching in the game. Well I got five of all monsters and unlocked one of the original creations that gives you 60 dark matter for unlocking. Wanting to see what Dark Matter does, I scrolled through and saw "Break Weapon Damage Limit," the ONE FUCKING FEATURE ANYONE EVER GETS FOR ULTIMATE WEAPONS!

I nearly threw my controller at my TV in a fit of rage.

After that, I simply calmed down, and went to an online site that details the 4 specific abilities of each ultimate weapon and discovered that I could just easily frigging build them if I wanted, and I did.


So yeah, in case anyone still plays FFX and is frustrated beyond belief trying to get the sigils, don't bother. Dark Matter is easier to obtain. Just beat the ever loving shit out of Catastrophe a bunch of times with Anima or something.

 

[Maximum_Power_Cheese_Supreme]

Every VALVe game I've preordered, on release night. . .

Episode 2, Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2, Portal 2, ALL had 4-5 issues that hindered me from playing once they were released. Be it missing files, decryption failure, "updating" the game (when its really redownloading the whole thing).

And it's only VALVe games, Deus Ex, Bad Company 2, Borderlands, BioShock 2, decrypted and launched within 20 minutes of them being released. Meh. Fuck you VALVe.

Portal 2 crashed a several points in the game, but I restarted and jumped back in anyway... even though I know it would probably be better to wait a week for them to iron out the kinks, but I don't want my friends to have completed it before I do.

 

[Stammer]

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood

That game was pissing me off with its secondary objectives always making me restart every other mission like 3 times because I was "oh-so-close" to completing it that I just had to try it again.

Well, when I got to the last mission I'd spent 45 minutes killing enemies and making my way to the end. Then because for some reason Brotherhood's controls just sucked ass (compared to AC2) I was having a hard time fighting the boss. And eventually I'd lost the secondary objective.

In Brotherhood if you fail the secondary objective, you can't start from a checkpoint, you can't just kill yourself and start from where you were. No. You have to do THE WHOLE F*CKING MISSION ALL OVER AGAIN FROM SCRATCH.

 

[Maximum_Power_Cheese_Supreme]

I nearly rage quit over final fantasy X

oh yeah, I still have that I never finished... I forget where. I think the thing you have to fight on the top of the flying craft