What is the most frustrating part of a video game you played?

bybb

No Man's Sky.
Survival Mode.
Spawning 20 minutes away from your ship.
No resources anywhere.
You die of hazard protection running out.
You respawn.
Virtually no health and literally no hazard protection
No resources, no caves.
You are no in an endless cycle of death.
Have fun.

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bybb wrote:
No Man's Sky.
Survival Mode.
Spawning 20 minutes away from your ship.
No resources anywhere.
You die of hazard protection running out.
You respawn.
Virtually no health and literally no hazard protection
No resources, no caves.
You are no in an endless cycle of death.
Have fun.

Huh, I didn't know people played No Man's Sky.

-ColorMaster-

That monk boss guy you have to fight to get the Master Cycle in Breath of the Wild is INCREDIBLY frustrating (not hard, but frustrating)

Awesome music, awesome idea, awesome reward, awesome dungeon, that 2nd stage of the boss fight just kills it though

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Doing the trumpetless satchmo solo in the Skullgirls lessons was suprisingly difficult.

SeeminglyOkay

Sen's fortress in dark souls or the 5th palace in Persona 5. Oh yeah I forgot, Cyborg Ninja in MGS was pretty tough to me.

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SeeminglyOkay wrote:
Sen's fortress in dark souls or the 5th palace in Persona 5. Oh yeah I forgot, Cyborg Ninja in MGS was pretty tough to me.

Mentioning Dark Souls is cheating.

gigamushroom

The triple Dodrio boss fight in Pokémon Quest

Also the Jynx boss fight in Nightlight Nook; Almost no space for long-range attacks, being surrounded by Dewgongs, plus getting frozen? I’d rather shove a Habanero seed up my nostril.

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cwklinus17483

the 8 ball levels in splatoon 2 octo expansion

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PecanPi314

that stupid girl power station in the Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion it's the only level I had to skip and it's the most annoying thing ever.

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Wahsp

gigamushroom wrote:
The triple Dodrio boss fight in Pokémon Quest

Also the Jynx boss fight in Nightlight Nook; Almost no space for long-range attacks, being surrounded by Dewgongs, plus getting frozen? I’d rather shove a Habanero seed up my nostril.

No, the Triple Dodrio is way worse (and it’s not even the boss)

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Wahsp

Darkrai from Explorers
That’s a fun boss battle

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RandomAppleSoda04

Wahsp wrote:
Darkrai from Explorers
That’s a fun boss battle

I died like seven times.
Does not help that I was a Fire type and like two or three of his, er, F R I E N D S have super-effective moves.

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PintOfMilk

All of pokémon ranger.
All the pokémon games are easy but pokemon ranger is extremely hard.

Does n!+1=m^2 have interger solutions apart from n=4,5,7?

Wahsp

PintOfMilk wrote:
All of pokémon ranger.
All the pokémon games are easy but pokemon ranger is extremely hard.

I have Guardian Signs, and I don’t remember it being difficult

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Team_of_Memes

ive always hated that one part in every video game where the fanbase of said game comes in and ruins everything

im sure you can relate

gigamushroom

“Bomping” in 3D Mario games

You know what I'm talking about. It's the thing that completely disrupts the smooth flow/pace of the gameplay. Hate it; cost me hundreds of coins in Odyssey for sure.

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-ColorMaster-

How in Super Mario Sluggers the level 3 and 4 CPUs will ALWAYS rob your home run if their outfield has chemistry (which, news flash: random fill always seems to give it to them).

For level 4, sure, I get it, that's the highest level, but why can't level 3 mess it up every once in a while. It's fairly difficult to time it correctly when you're the one fielding so for the CPU to render 2-3 members of your team almost useless (due to power being the big attribute) is just agonizing.

Level 2 doesn't even try at all, so for it to go from 0% of the time to 100% of the time makes little sense

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lille457

When I was 15, the hardest chapter of Fire Emblem Awakening was Chapter 12, (took me a week or so to beat it) but when I came back to it a year later when I was 16, I passed it with 0 problems.

Is this called improvement?

Tymewalk

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KidoftheEnder45 wrote:
Tymewalk wrote:
Toy Tracks in Kirby's Epic Yarn.

Because OF COURSE you have to use the shaky Wii Remote to draw the tracks which the TRAIN DOESN'T EVEN WANT TO LATCH ON TO

If you want bonus rage though, try playing it with a friend. You have to trade off drawing the next track, which guarantees you'll be yelling commands at one another for about an hour.
This applies to trying to draw anything using the Wii

Looking at you, Drawn to Life…
Wait, Drawn To Life was on the Wii? Now everyone can experience the nightmares!

Also, I personally don't care about the drawing aspect of DTL. I just use the fill bucket to paint everything one colour and then go on with the actual game.

Yep, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter. Drawing stuff with a Wii Remote is about as terrible as you could imagine.

For example, have you ever had to use the Wii Remote to type stuff with the Wii's keyboard? Imagine that, except how well and quickly you can type affects how well you can play the game, and you can't just plug in a USB keyboard when you're tired of waving your arm around at the screen.

BaconAndEggs1School wrote:
I had one of those drawing pads and it wasn't even compatible with Drawn to Life IIRC.

I think it was a special one you needed, but if you had one of the ones built specifically for the Wii then that's even worse. The DS version actually makes a ton of sense, why exactly did they think it would transfer to the Wii?

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lille457

Tymewalk wrote:
For example, have you ever had to use the Wii Remote to type stuff with the Wii's keyboard? Imagine that, except how well and quickly you can type affects how well you can play the game, and you can't just plug in a USB keyboard when you're tired of waving your arm around at the screen.

The Wii Keyboard is the reason why I hate texting on my phone.

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