What is the most annoying boardgame in the world?

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razer17

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Erana said:
Sorry!
Fun, but annoying when you get your final piece traded with a piece four squares in front of Home.
i love sorry!, although it is a slight rip-off of ludo. but i think its great.
im voting for monopoly. It seems like a good idea, then an hour and a half later everyone wants tpo quit.
 

El_Sam

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pictionary is also quite annoying...nobody on earth enjoys a round of pictionary
 

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ragamuffingirl said:
Monopoly is toooooo long and my fiance turns into a meany.
This but I don't have a fiance. Just some very irritable friends with blunt objects.
 

Spudgun Man

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Sankes and Snakes

There is a snake on every square, it's feindishly difficult no one has ever finished it.
 

TheTygerfire

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Monopoly. You just can't play a quick game of it, it takes days if played well enough.

Also Mouse Trap, simply for the construction and engineering classes you need to take to build the freaking thing.
 

randomize4

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I would have to say Monopoly. It takes to long and I have really bad luck, i.e. I get Boardwalk and then nobody lands on it for the rest of the game
 

Zac_Dai

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Oh christ has to be both Risk and Monopoly.

I don't think I've ever played a game of either one where it didn't end in a huge fight.
 

Cowabungaa

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Risk makes me go "FFFFFFFUUUUUU" often enough. I still love it.

Also Monopoly for already stated reasons, it brings the worst out of everyone. But then again, my whole family is evil, so that never gives us any problems.
 

Kanazuchi

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Monopoly -- I'm surprised no one has mentioned yet that there's no strategy. Buy everything you land on.

Pictionary -- It's more fun when you make up the cards yourself.

Sorry -- We tried to make it more interesting by letting you hold a hand of cards and drawing them rummy style, but then everyone started hoarding Back 4 cards to sneak their pieces from home to right in front of your goal, and then it sucked again.

I have some personal bad experiences with getting my throat stepped on in Age of Renaissance and Metro, but that doesn't make them necessarily bad games.
 

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TheTygerfire said:
Monopoly. You just can't play a quick game of it, it takes days if played well enough.

Also Mouse Trap, simply for the construction and engineering classes you need to take to build the freaking thing.
Not to mention how often pieces can tend to go missing, or break. God, that brings back terrible memories of "where the hell did this piece go?", "allright, who took the cage?" and the likes.

I'll have to vote for Monopoly as well though, I never liked it. Thank god my friends stopped playing it after we discovered The Settlers of Catan.