Parts of games that make you want to punch a kitten.
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I found that part ridiculously easy for a boss fight that awesome. For me it'd have to be rescue/escort missions, show me one person who likes them! I DARE YOU!open trap said:
I was swearing at three in the morning doing this on Veteran, I didn't want to wake anyone up so instead of screaming I punched my leg. Needless to say that when I finished the campaign that...morning...it felt very strange to walk.TiefBlau said:
QTEs and escort missions. Doesn't matter which games (take your pick, any and all) but QTEs and escort missions.
All of Resident Evil 5
The voidwalker sections in Darksiders...bored me to death.
Forgot- The game sections in Nier. Story was ace
The voidwalker sections in Darksiders...bored me to death.
Forgot- The game sections in Nier. Story was ace
The part in Deamon Souls where you power up the game.
OMFG - That game has cost me 3 controllers so far. I never lose my cool with them. But damn it seriously has to be the best game this gen
OMFG - That game has cost me 3 controllers so far. I never lose my cool with them. But damn it seriously has to be the best game this gen
Now I'm hoping you didn't pick up one of the expansion packs. You'd have to fight 3 of these fuckers here:Pararaptor said:I meant them.Skorpyo said:Do you mean these:Pararaptor said:
Aw, fuck!Skorpyo said:
That's the REV8 Leviathan. The smaller ones are REV6's.
The first 5 hours of System Shock 2. Died all the fucking time and the fact that I were several hours in and still wielded the wrench as primary made me o so angry.
This, not to mention mortars are also falling making it immpossible to hold back and kill the enemies before proceding, or even thin their ranks. As a result, the only option is to run out into the open against over a dozen enemies, guns blazing, and pray the enemies are having an off day or their wives all left them just yesterday so their minds aren't on shooting you. And then of course you die in a cutscene anyway, making that part completely pointless since the bad guy could have just as easily taken that thing off your body whether or not he was the one to shoot you. I'm pretty sure that was IW farting in my face and laughing. Also, the entirety of Bioshock, especially the end. I never felt tense in that game, just annoyed that the basic enemies could take more hits than I could, never reacted in the slightest way to my plasmids, and could pull ammo out of their asses while I ran through three quarters of the game with the wrench because there was no ammo anywhere. That's not tense, that just annoying and plain unfair.ReaperzXIII said:
The chariot sequences in Prince of Persia Two Thrones, seriously they were just trial and error sections to slow down the pace of the game and quite frustrating.
The ending of Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, I went through all of that bullshit just to find out the whole thing was a dream? Really?! I suppose possibly I should have figured that from the title but I was like 9 or 10, give me a break.
I'm sure there are more but I tend to block those things from my memory.
The ending of Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, I went through all of that bullshit just to find out the whole thing was a dream? Really?! I suppose possibly I should have figured that from the title but I was like 9 or 10, give me a break.
I'm sure there are more but I tend to block those things from my memory.
Actually it is kind of tense, in atmospheric games they want you to feel wary of everything and one way of achieving it is making enemies miles above you, have more ammo, stronger therefore you really feel how severely overpowered the enemies are.archvile93 said:
