"Fuck this" moments
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Im surprised no one said alone in the dark 2..... painful game especially the black ooze of insta death
Well, you need a good team, preferably friends, cause public players won't do ya any good unless you're lucky. Also, if you have ai, you're fucked.Rednog said:
I have these moments with nearly every single game at this point. But that's probably because I'm a real nitpicker and I'm really convinced I could make games better.
In Final Fantasy X, just before a save spot, I got attacked by two flowers and a komodo dragon (-thingy). The flower cast Pollen on me, and my entire team fell asleep. Then they constantly chewed at me and spammed Fire and Pollen until I was dead. Some designers and battle planners deserve a huge amount of pain/near-death.
In Final Fantasy X, just before a save spot, I got attacked by two flowers and a komodo dragon (-thingy). The flower cast Pollen on me, and my entire team fell asleep. Then they constantly chewed at me and spammed Fire and Pollen until I was dead. Some designers and battle planners deserve a huge amount of pain/near-death.
Thats easy do no fighting in the war room on veteran...GreatVladmir said:
you have 10 minutes GO!
The freaking bulbasaur in FF13. You know, those mechanical frog plant things in eden? I though i was doing well at first, but after about a minute he destroys my main character instantly. Pissed off, i try again, and again.
Now I'm sad, and i have to trip giant turtles for level up points.
Now I'm sad, and i have to trip giant turtles for level up points.
had a bad company 2 match where i got killed pretty much instantly by carl gustav 5 times in a row, not letting me live for more than 30 sec each life.
The Favela level in MW2 very nearly put my foot through the telly, but got through on a lucky shot or two. Didn't fancy my foot being zapped at 20k volts either but small details.
Anyone else played BLACK on Black ops difficulty, on the last level?
No?
You see? They really did smash up the telly, and got fried. They're all dead, though having died already a hundred times.
Anyone else played BLACK on Black ops difficulty, on the last level?
No?
You see? They really did smash up the telly, and got fried. They're all dead, though having died already a hundred times.
I see. That's just the common claim I hear from people, I thought as much it was a lie. Like Cake...Ricotez said:
Getting absolutely DESTROYED by the broodmother in Dragon Age Origins. This was easy difficulty and all throughout the game I was getting raped. Swarmed by 20 zombies, weak ass attacks from me and my party members and the extremely drawn out main quest missions. Then I got to the broodmother in the Dwarven quest. my interest in the plot of the Dwarves playing AS a Dwarf ended when I realized how much I hated DAO. Why would I want 4 tentacles changing their positions at random times all the while 20 normal level minions come and attack me while I'm busy with the tentacles that have a LOT of power??? Good god I think I came close to killing the ***** once but I still died. It made me quit playing. Forever.
CoD 4 on veteran. Never got around to finishing. That one TV broadcast level took me and my friend about 2 hours to complete. My strategic plan finally prevailed with my friend's stick skills. Good god that took forever.
Last level in Killzone 2. Shitty teammate AI combined with enemies coming up on the balcony flanks and raping both of us combined in a similar situation as with CoD4. I replayed the game on the easiest setting, STILL could not even get to the final boss fight. Which from what I hear is even more brutal than the balcony scene.
Planting the SoS beacon in Dead Space. Even with a guide I couldn't figure out how to safely plant it on the asteroid without getting chopped up. I eventually traded it in.
Far Cry 2 - the horrible respawning nature of the checkpoints and the annoying as FUCK jeep patrols. A developer compared their style of gameplay to CoD style where you're always on an advancing battlefield. Well guess what jackass? That doesn't work when I've cleared areas out and two minutes later they're crawling with extremely pissed off militiamen again. That and the pills were retarded - if you advanced in the main storyline right after you got more malaria pills, you immediately ran out, even if you only took one dose. If you completely ignore the main plot? Congrats, you have infinite pills. That game got traded in as well.
CoD 4 on veteran. Never got around to finishing. That one TV broadcast level took me and my friend about 2 hours to complete. My strategic plan finally prevailed with my friend's stick skills. Good god that took forever.
Last level in Killzone 2. Shitty teammate AI combined with enemies coming up on the balcony flanks and raping both of us combined in a similar situation as with CoD4. I replayed the game on the easiest setting, STILL could not even get to the final boss fight. Which from what I hear is even more brutal than the balcony scene.
Planting the SoS beacon in Dead Space. Even with a guide I couldn't figure out how to safely plant it on the asteroid without getting chopped up. I eventually traded it in.
Far Cry 2 - the horrible respawning nature of the checkpoints and the annoying as FUCK jeep patrols. A developer compared their style of gameplay to CoD style where you're always on an advancing battlefield. Well guess what jackass? That doesn't work when I've cleared areas out and two minutes later they're crawling with extremely pissed off militiamen again. That and the pills were retarded - if you advanced in the main storyline right after you got more malaria pills, you immediately ran out, even if you only took one dose. If you completely ignore the main plot? Congrats, you have infinite pills. That game got traded in as well.
Two immediately come to mind.
Story gripes; Final Fantasy 8. I Dropped that game like a bad habit. I was putting up with the god awful junction and magic draining system. The story started off brilliantly! Loved it. But as it carried on, it got worse and WORSE. Eventually, There was a flash back scene where you learned everyone knew each other from their childhood, and it was really the last straw. I got up, turned my PS1 off, and did something else.
Gameplay; FF8 also almost wins this one for the draw system required for junction. GRR. But no. I bought Terminator Salvation for 10 dollars. For that price, it's not a bad buy. I mean, the game still sucks. But at 10 dollars, it's like a steal DL game... on disk.
There are sections of the game called "Rail" sections. You're in a vehicle, manning some gun. When I started, level 2 was an escape section on a jeep or some such, and you had to take down these fliers and eventually an HK (Hunter Killer iconic air unit from the movies) in steps. It's really easy to fail for some reason. I wanted to strangle whoever designed the game levels. Some of the rail sections are unlikeable, unbareable, and nearly unplayable. I nearly gave up.
Story gripes; Final Fantasy 8. I Dropped that game like a bad habit. I was putting up with the god awful junction and magic draining system. The story started off brilliantly! Loved it. But as it carried on, it got worse and WORSE. Eventually, There was a flash back scene where you learned everyone knew each other from their childhood, and it was really the last straw. I got up, turned my PS1 off, and did something else.
Gameplay; FF8 also almost wins this one for the draw system required for junction. GRR. But no. I bought Terminator Salvation for 10 dollars. For that price, it's not a bad buy. I mean, the game still sucks. But at 10 dollars, it's like a steal DL game... on disk.
There are sections of the game called "Rail" sections. You're in a vehicle, manning some gun. When I started, level 2 was an escape section on a jeep or some such, and you had to take down these fliers and eventually an HK (Hunter Killer iconic air unit from the movies) in steps. It's really easy to fail for some reason. I wanted to strangle whoever designed the game levels. Some of the rail sections are unlikeable, unbareable, and nearly unplayable. I nearly gave up.
Really? You had trouble with that? I thought it was rather easy to do. I'd Zero jump in and out of atmo on that thing on impossible so the monsters would follow me, get chopped up, saving me ammo. Really, it's easy peasy. You just have to pay attention to how it moves. The evil parts are on harder difficulties expected to survive enemy swarms or gauntlets of rapid-necromorphs, tough ones, babies, and those bastards with the glowing sack-arms with limited ammo/health. Reloading and healing during real time is a ***** when they don't let up.TheFedExPope said: