The 'ending' of Halo 2. 'Nuff said.
The 'ending' of Halo 2. 'Nuff said.
Fighting Colonel Radec on Elite difficulty in Killzone 3. Man, that shit blew.
| BasilZero said: Ragnarok Online. When leading a guild into WoE (Guild war event) - and everyone is afraid to push into the enemy guild is really stressful especially swearing and screaming is the only method that works :P. |
You should have hired me. I had a straight Vit alchemist that hit like a kitten but was nearly unkillable. I once broke an Emp with her, though, which was hilarious. I never hesitated to be the first one in.
On topic, I've said this before, but GFWL produced the most rage I've ever known in my gaming career.
In Xenogears, there was this part where the camera zoomed out and you were platforming in your mecha on what felt like a microscopic scale. I kept falling because I couldn't bloody see what I was doing.
Alundra. There was a part where you had to make a SERIES of very hard jumps in a row. Miss one and you'd have to start all over--and you had to do this while enemies were running around. I still see that segment in my nightmares.
Borderlands. NG++. You're a badass, your enemies are all badass, but your car is the same as when you started the game. Because it would explode and kill you, it was better to get out of the car if you were fighting a monster, though it took time to climb out. I died more times because of that than anything else. It was like, "oh crap, that's a super elite baddie, climb out climb--BOOOM. Goddamnit." Bad design to make everything scale except for your vehicle.

| JGarret said: I´m replaying God of War 3 on hard difficulty, and had forgotten just how rage inducing that battle near the end of the game can be, the one where you fight a big cerberus along with 3 fucking satyrs (imo, the worst enemies in the game) Dark Souls: fighting those two bosses without any help and not using any magic..not only are you outnumbered but the camera is also your 3rd enemy. |
That battle scarred me for life.
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end boss in metroid prime
those did jt for me... my hand will never heal properly
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pokoko said:
You should have hired me. I had a straight Vit alchemist that hit like a kitten but was nearly unkillable. I once broke an Emp with her, though, which was hilarious. I never hesitated to be the first one in. On topic, I've said this before, but GFWL produced the most rage I've ever known in my gaming career. In Xenogears, there was this part where the camera zoomed out and you were platforming in your mecha on what felt like a microscopic scale. I kept falling because I couldn't bloody see what I was doing. Alundra. There was a part where you had to make a SERIES of very hard jumps in a row. Miss one and you'd have to start all over--and you had to do this while enemies were running around. I still see that segment in my nightmares. Borderlands. NG++. You're a badass, your enemies are all badass, but your car is the same as when you started the game. Because it would explode and kill you, it was better to get out of the car if you were fighting a monster, though it took time to climb out. I died more times because of that than anything else. It was like, "oh crap, that's a super elite baddie, climb out climb--BOOOM. Goddamnit." Bad design to make everything scale except for your vehicle. |
What part was that?...I might remember..was it a tower?
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Did you play it on hard?...how many tries before you finally won?
| Shadow1980 said: Fighting Starkiller in Soul Calibur IV. I hated that cheap son of a bitch. The computer really was a cheating bastard. |
Oh, yeah, damn. I definitely agree with that. I remember throwing away all pride against him and going straight-up cheap mode. I stopped doing anything against him but throws and trying to knock him out of the ring. Otherwise, I'd get him almost dead and never be able to hit him again. So frustrating.

JGarret said:
What part was that?...I might remember..was it a tower? |
Yah, it was some kind of tower that you had to climb to the top. I remember you had to jump on some pipes or tubes. It was like trying to guide an insect.

When my Chikorita used razor leaf, failed and fainted.. I hit my Gameboy Color until it was silent (13 years ago).