Video game villains that made you angry

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Canadamus Prime

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Cheesepower5 said:
Bishop Ladja from Dragon Quest V. That bastard kidnaps your mom, kills your dad, forces you into 10 years of slavery and turns you and your wife into statues.
You forgot about the fact that because he turns you and your wife into statues you end up missing out on the first 10 years of your newborn children's lives.
 

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The final enemy in Deadly Premonition. This tragic encounter that turns into a genuinely disgusting confrontation.
By the time he essentially succeeds in taking everything you ever cared about, I couldn't even feel satisfied about killing him.
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Daystar Clarion said:
Recently, the first thing that comes to mind is 'The Stranger' in The Walking Dead game.
I know how you feel. That entire story arc had me brimming with rage.
The sad part is, despite my initial anger...
I knew it was only a matter of time for me, Omid and Christa were God knows where, and the guy I was hunting was just a man that I had helped condemn to losing the only family he had left. I was almost ready to take his offer to look after Clem..

Then he started whispering sweet nothings to his wife's severed head. Oh dears...
 

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Alduin.

Not because he was difficult, oh no. I beat him one handed. In five minutes, counting both attacks. I've had a tougher time with wolves.

I killed a god, but it felt like I slaughtered a lamb.
 

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Kai Leng from ME3. Not because he was so infruriating per sé. But because how the game handled your encounters with them. They were all pretty much cut scenes where you couldn't do anything to stop him even if you could have done so had you actually been in control of your character. God that was so infuriating I even shouted "attack him already!" at one point, and "Oh f*ck you Mass Effect 3!" when I did get to fight him but a cutscene prevented me from finishing him off when he was almost down.
 

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Daystar Clarion said:
Recently, the first thing that comes to mind is 'The Stranger' in The Walking Dead game.

I won't spoil anything for anyone, but damn, I wanted to hunt that bastard down, even if it meant walking through a horde of walkers to do it.
yea, that guy made me pretty upset. I choked him out as soon as I could. I didn't steal his food though. :p
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Kefka.. He was a fucking asshole. Destroys the world, kills your friends and laughs about it. And then of course he becomes god. What a dick.
A-fricken-men. Nothing like a villain that truly inspires absolute hatred. That and "uncle fester" from resident evil 2. Just always manages to pop up or thru a wall right when yer super low on ammo or health. EVERY FRICKEN TIME
 

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Because they managed to piss me off:

-Kai Leng because he did something to my favorite character of the Mass effect trilogy.
-And that guy because...well.. It's a similar feeling to Daystar.

Daystar Clarion said:
Recently, the first thing that comes to mind is 'The Stranger' in The Walking Dead game.

I won't spoil anything for anyone, but damn, I wanted to hunt that bastard down, even if it meant walking through a horde of walkers to do it.
Out of stupidity: Shinra Inc. in final fantasy 7. Those who played Final Fantasy 7 will know why.
 

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Anybody remember Fable 2?

Reaver.

That son of a ***** betrayed me more times than should ever be allowed in a game where I can't kill plot-related NPCs.
He killed the photograph guy, sent me on a fool's errand to steal my youth, sold me out to the main bad guy, and while said villain was giving his final monologue,
HE STOLE MY GODDAMN KILL!
Anyway, the writing in that game was bad all-around. Besides, you can't stay mad at Stephen Fry.
I usually get pissed off only at stupid villains, or games that make have wierd sense.

So, Reaver from Fable 3!

You see him brutally murder some poor innocent guy right in front of you. You ascend to the throne, to become king.

And you allow him to become a GODDAMNED LAWYER!?!? WHAT!?!?!?!?!?!?!? (I cannot pucntuate this enough)

I get that they were trying to show, clearly, that whatever choice he was giving was the evil choice, but cmon! That's freaking elementary school logic! It's like Fable 3 didn't know whether it wanted to be child-friendly, or an M-rated game, so it just threw both types of writing in there and went with it.

But the story for the entire game was absolute rubbish. I mean, you can't just explain to your citizens "Hey, so next year, there is DEFINITELY going to be this horrible attack against us, and we really need to figure out how to stop it. So for one year, you'll just have to support and bear with us as we make some hard decisions to ration out goods and work on military stuff. It's only for one year." ?

But that goddamn Reaver, he deserves to be burned!
 

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Alduin.

Not because he was difficult, oh no. I beat him one handed. In five minutes, counting both attacks. I've had a tougher time with wolves.

I killed a god, but it felt like I slaughtered a lamb.
Actually I agree with this too. Draugr Deathlords were harder. This guy is meant to destroy worlds, and he barely lasts 2 minutes.

It's alright game developers - the end boss is supposed to be hard, so by all means, make them harder!
 

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Hard to say. There aren't nearly as many truly detestable villains in games as I've found in literature, possibly because in games you usually get to take it out on them later in detail.

Admiral Greyfield in Advance Wars: Days of Ruin comes to mind. Fat Hitler-wannabe minus the economic smarts (or any kind of smarts- his AI is pathetic and so is his CO Power) who takes a near-apocalypse as his cue to seize control of his country's military and try to rule the still-smouldering world despite having a spotty career at best before then. His solution to everything is to kill someone or threaten to. Devoid of a single sympathetic or quirky moment in the entire game, something that all the other villains in this series have in abundance (more quirky than sympathetic).
 

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Paulie Franchetti. If there's one character in The Darkness who deserves to have his face bitten off and his heart devoured the most, it's him.
Yes! Definately agree with you there. He puts a hit out on Jackie, blows up the orphanage you grew up in, kills Jenny, and tries to kill aunt Sarah. Oh man was he a prick, wanted nothing more than to impale him with my Darkness arm and shoot the living hell out of him.
 

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This guy. I just felt so good handing his ass to him.

Twice.

And seeing him finally meet his end, not even realizing it was the end of the line for him.
 

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canadamus_prime said:
Cheesepower5 said:
Bishop Ladja from Dragon Quest V. That bastard kidnaps your mom, kills your dad, forces you into 10 years of slavery and turns you and your wife into statues.
You forgot about the fact that because he turns you and your wife into statues you end up missing out on the first 10 years of your newborn children's lives.
I was trying to repress that. D:
 

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Seymour from FFX filled me with hatred towards the end. (I'm not spoilering this because, Christ, it's like 12 years old) On the mountain, where Tidus and other girl are having the same conversation that I haven't been listening to for the past hour, the camera does a quick pan to--guess who--everyone's most ridiculous haircut. Not gonna lie, when I swore audibly I MEANT it. Because I didn't expect/want to see him again. And then he laughed about how he killed all the blue people and then I was gone. I had to kill him. Then I got to do it all again when Seymour Flux killed me but what're you going to do?

More recently, I guess, I hate the Riddler.
 

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Casual Shinji said:
Kai Lang from Mass Effect 3 made me angry because of how stupid, unnecessary, and overplayed his presence in the game was. Also, his plot armor. 'Goddammit, climb faster, Shepard, you lumbering idiot!'
THANK you. Geez, I thought I was the only one that hated that Metal-Gear-villain-wannabe jackass. My only regret is that we can't light his corpse on fire.

Also, OP, just in case you still haven't beaten BL2... you are going to LOVE the ending. That is all.
 

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Pretty much everyone from Shank 2. Not because of bad writing, but bad controls and design. Really bad controls and design. After 20 minutes of reloading because of the fuckstupid positioning of the "dodge roll" key (right thumbstick), I was breaking shit.
 

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Voulan said:
blaize2010 said:
Alduin.

Not because he was difficult, oh no. I beat him one handed. In five minutes, counting both attacks. I've had a tougher time with wolves.

I killed a god, but it felt like I slaughtered a lamb.
Actually I agree with this too. Draugr Deathlords were harder. This guy is meant to destroy worlds, and he barely lasts 2 minutes.

It's alright game developers - the end boss is supposed to be hard, so by all means, make them harder!
What's sad is Mannimarco was even easier. He is such a chump.
He didn't make me angry though, just extremely disappointed... does that count?
 

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Harley Quinn from Batman: AA/AC and not in a love to hate way. She is stupid, useless, slutty and has annoying voice.

The guy from Alice: Madness Returns because...well I?m sure anyone who has played the game knows. That particular crime gets you on the hate list immediately even if he didn't do much during the game.
 

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Alpha from DOA4. The unnecessary control changes were bad enough, but trying to beat something that can predict your moves was almost controller-snappingly frustrating. That's no exaggeration either, I could literally hear the plastic creaking.