"Oh man, I totally hate those guys!"

[FoxDiamond]

Tangos in Rainbow Six: Vegas 1 or 2. Normally they're nothing more than idiotic red shirts, but they have a habit of magically overruninng your corner cover without going around, have bionic hawk eyes, and tend to spawn right behind you when you enter a room.

And yet I still love that game. Be thankful I'm a glutton for punishment Ubisoft. [Futile shaking fist of rage]

 

[Lord_Ascendant]

the fruggen space needle aliens from Homeworld 1 in the Garden of Kahdesh. They own me.

 

[x434343]

Striders. Half-Life 2. Definitely Striders. Fuck Magnusson's, they don'tt make it easier. Also Hunters.

 

[-Seraph-]

Striders- god damn are they ever hard to take down at times
Fast zombies- Scare the living crap out of me first time i played ravenholm...which was at like 3am in pitch black.
Poison head crabs- Just put there to screw you over for when the bigger things come and get you
Present crabs- Those things reminded me of the flood carriers from halo, just more durable.
Emerald weapon from FF7- Just plain argh!!
Flood carriers- Exploding popcorn balls of doom!!
The flood- The library is proof enough to hate them

 

[MRMIdAS2k]

This guy ^^ in MK2.

nnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo he has been my arch enemy since MK on the super nintendo

He's nothing if you have the right strategy.

 

[NotPigeon]

Does the final boss in Lostwinds count? I fought him for like half an hour before looking up this answer... I mean, it's not like it was really tough, just incredibly obtuse.

 

[dukethepcdr]

"Nazis, I hate these guys" - Indiana Jones

I second that emotion. After playing the Battlefield, Call of Duty and Medal of Honor series (which goes all the way back several console systems) not to mention all the other WWII games out there; I'm getting rather tired of killing Nazis. A few of them gave us a break from Nazi slaying, like Battlefield Vietnam and the "modern combat" versions of COD and BF, but for the most part, we FPS players have had a pretty steady diet of Nazi killing.

Oh and then there's zombie Nazis like in the Castle Wolfenstein series. A combo of two of the most over-used villians zombies and Nazis!

I'm so burned out on WWII games, that I'm playing Unreal Tournament III and breaking out my Star Wars Republic Commando and Star Wars Battlefront II games again. Then there is Call of Juarez and Red Dead Revolver two of the very few Western themed games. Where are the Western Movie style games? These two are merely ok. If only they were as well made as the COD or MOH games only still in the "Old West".

 

[danosaurus]

The Flood - insanely annoying... sometimes i just stand there and let them run into me cos i CBF to waste my ammo//time on them.

Poison Headcrabs - Srsly what a bunch of turds. They've got really cool//creepy design and sound effects but that's it... sooo annoying haha, you'd think Gordon (being a scientist and all) would be able to whip up an anti-venom or something *waves goodbye to HEV suit power*

I can't believe people put Striders in as hated characters? They're the most fun//intense enemy i've ever encountered in a game! they're intelligent and effing challenging!

 

[MrHappy255]

Regnerators and El Grande Lop-Off-Your-Head-With-Power-Tools-de from Resident Evil 4.

I totally second that.
Plus hunters from HL2, I mean really they make all your weapons feel like cheap pellet guns. God I hate them. (ooohh i'm getting all worked up).

 

[goodguy]

By far the 'Bone Leeches' from Blood 2. God I hated them so much, stopped me from playing the game for a couple of months actually. The spider like 'Thieves' from the same game are bad too. Compared to those the poison headcrabs from hl2 are cute little bunnies.

 

[Anarchemitis]

Have I mentioned how much I don't like Fast Zombies?

Anyways, I also don't like enemy flagships in Homeworld 2 because they have a friggen huge amount of health and they keep producing Carriers and things.

 

[teh_gunslinger]

2 things. No 3 actually. Those damn monkeys from System Shock 2 are really annoying. Hard as helle to hit, in a way, and just a plain pain in the ass.
Next item: Deus Ex. The crawly robots how can zap you you with some kind of wunderlaser and explode when they die. And they're rather solid to boot. Really frustrates my usual strategy of killing almost everything with the Dragons Tooth or Claw or whatever it' called.
And number three: Cliff Racers. 'nuff said.

 

[Ultrajoe]

Robotic Pirate Ghost Zombie Ninja Gangster Commandos.

this man wins

 

[L4Y Duke]

some kind of flying monsters in devil may cry 3. i cant remember their names, but they turn into stone if you use your guns, and will multiply if you don't kill them fast enough.

You mean these things? [http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y101/Carbonox_ratchet/DMC24.gif]
They're called Blood Goyles, and to me they were pretty easy to defeat. Use the shotgun and they'll instantly petrify, then stab-stab-stab! Don't worry about the others, just take 'em out one at a time.

 

[Pingrash]

All bad guys in Far Cry because of their seemingly infinite line of sight. I ended giving up on that game.

1.) You are wearing a bright red Hawaiian Shirt.

2.) You can cover it up with body armor

3.) Well, they are still fucking hard, especially when "realistic" mode is actually bullshit and everyone has health shot up to the max, I mean, you have to unload 30 rounds into someones head to kill them, and they are just regular ol' mercs!

But even a bright red hawian shirt wouldn't reveal you if you hiding in the middle of dense bush about 300 metres away from the enemy.

 

[Phantom6]

The jellyfish from The World Ends with You, mostly because I button-mash for top screen and focus on the bottom screen most of the time. You need to be competent on the top screen to consistently get Fusions, which eventually becomes the only way to beat these guys when they split into like 8-9 copies, and then those copies start splitting...*shudder*

 

[GloatingSwine]

...how on earth did you manage to get killed by poison headcrabs?

I've died to a poison headcrab before. Was standing on a high plank in Ravenholm, little bugger jumped up and knocked me off, tiny bit of falling damage when you have 1 health = dead.

 

[poleboy]

There was one colossus on Shadow of the Colossus that pissed me off so much I decided never to play the game again. Unlike most of them, it's not very large and moves a lot faster than the others. It has ONE attack which is charging you and knocking you down for a few seconds. Unfortunately, once this has happened a single time, you're stuck in an endless cycle of almost standing up, then getting tossed around again, unless the monster decides to go do something else (not likely). I sat for about a minute just watching my character *almost* getting on his feet, then getting knocked on his ass again. Then I turned off the game and swore never to play it again. If it had been a couple of years ago, I would have probably destroyed the disc, controller and the console as well. Good thing I mellowed a bit with age

 

[Strafe Mcgee]

I loathe the Medusa Heads in Castlevania 4. Seriously, graze them when you're walking through the level and the send you flying backwards into the bottomless pit of despair.

 

[poleboy]

I loather the Medusa Heads in Castlevania 4. Seriously, graze them when you're walking through the level and the send you flying backwards into the bottomless pit of despair.

Medusa heads have been the bane of every Castlevania game so far. I think they're at least partially responsible for the concept of "Nintendo hard".