Worst Part Of The Best Game(s) you've ever played

Technology and Gaming
#21

There is clearly something horribly, horribly wrong with you.

#22

^bscly

#23

Oblivion - Those glade crystals or something, that was tedious.

Half Life - On a rail and Xen.

Opposing Force - The bit where you emerge from the water, you have to close something and the enemies respawn until you do so.:fffuuu:

Bioshock - Alot of the parts where you have to search for things. Particularly where you have to dress as a Big Daddy.

Psychonauts - The theater. I didn’t even mind the Meat Circus.

MGS4 - The level where you have to follow the guy. Frustrating.

#24

BRAMBLE SCRAMBLE!

#25

Bramble scramble is nowhere near as bad as the bramble stage at the end on the flying ship, the wind always freaking blows you into the walls or the bees

#26

The CIA level in the first Splinter Cell. I pissed myself in happiness when I completed it, if that’s even possible because I kept trying it again and again over a period of two years.

Also, terrorists one hitting you with pansy-ass weapons that do almost no damage to them (such as AUG Para or P90) or having them hit with almost sniper like accuracy with the 21E, although NPC snipers suck in the Rainbow Six series.

#27

Lolwat, what’s wrong with the library level?

#28

Everything.

#29

Library = Let’s go through multiple floors that look exactly the same, offer no eyecandy whatsoever and serve to frustrate people playing the game for the first time to no end.

Oh, and the flood fucking everywhere.

#30

Not a specific spot, but any time you run low on ammo in Resident Evil 4 with no ammo nearby. Two health regenerating enemies with only a few shots and the last save an hour back=bad.

#31

But the wanton slaughter of parasite controlled zombies is fun even if the environment is boring. It wasn’t that frustating since you had shotgun and assault rifle ammo everywhere anyway.

#32

Mass Effect, the fucking end battle.

#33

Fallout 3 CTD’s (plenty of them)

#34

Fix’d
[COLOR=‘Black’]But I still love you Beth!

#35

I wouldn’t know about that. Only played Morrowind and Fallout 3. Not CTD’s in Morrowind that I could tell of.

#36

I have played Fallout 3 for over one hundred hours since I got it, and I think it has only crashed three times. It has bugs, but I was impressed with the lack of crashes. Maybe I was just lucky.

#37

What version were you playing, and can I have it?

#38

Initial army given**Objective:kill all enemies, no base building, only reinforcements and initial army HELL YEAH

:mono:

Anyway:

In The Sims: Moods: i fuckin hate them
and the part where every activity even the most simple one may takes hours to do

And:
All players in world of warcraft

#39

You dicks do not appreciate the art of consistent level design and blowing the arms off of zombies.

#40

Half Life: Xen in general. Especially when you had to superjump from asteroid to asteroid. It took me forever to figure out how to do that correctly.

Half Life 2 Ep 2: The gnome achievement. The driving parts were the worst since there’s no part of that freaking car that the gnome will stay in! It would fall out ever few feet, requiring me to get out, find it, and put it back in the car. An absolute nightmare, especially during the helicopter chase part.

Wind Waker: That whole stretch of the game when you had to track down the triforce shards.

The Legend of Zelda: The last dungeon. Nuff said.

Counter Strike Source: The idiots that make up 99% of the people that play that game.

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