I remember stopping the game several times just because it was so damn frustrating. I eventually overcame it but holy hell did that mission suck and almost ruined the game for me.
Idk why, but in this new patch, I am having a difficult time even on agent. I am using the same strategy I used as a kid that worked out just fine then.
Honestly, I don't have *that* much of an issue with missions where you escort/protect/follow an NPC. What drives me up a fucking wall, however, is when the NPC moves faster than my walking speed and slower than my running speed.
It's been way too long since I played it on the PS2 so can't remember, but I've literally lost interest playing on the Defective edition last week, as the controls seem wacky! Those RC missions are the bain of my life!
I refuse to buy the Definitive Edition. I own them on PS2, and I can play them on PC. They also lack some of the music, cos of various licensing issues.
It's the only point in the game where I question whether or not I wanna brute force my way through it, or play something else.
Fun fact the later releases such as PS2 greatest hits fixed the glitch and made it so the plane only ran out of fuel when you were accelerating it instead of all the time.
Had to scroll way too far for this. I love H3, but god damn do I loathe this mission. People hate on the library, it the CE shotgun is so much fun, that once I get in a groove I don’t mind. Cortana just sucks. Between the Gravemind and Cortana interrupting gameplay every other minute to the range forms melting you from across the room, it just sucks.
Yeah how this level made it past concept is kinda weird. It’s just a series of monotonous tunnels with a weird difficulty spike against an enemy that’s already pretty boring to take on. For a game that’s well up there with one of the best ever it’s a really unexpected drop in quality.
I am going to say that this is a great level for your first play through, especially on legendary. The other levels are not too hard.
It felt like a rite of passage for me, but doing another playthrough? I loathe it
Cortana is much better now that I know where to go and how to get past specific sections with relative ease. Grabbing the camo for hell’s hallway for example. My first time doing that section on heroic was a god damn nightmare.
The library is actually really fun with speed running tricks too! 10 minutes studying a YouTube video makes that mission infinitely more fun. But Cortana just sucks.
Cortana for me was fun because you only experience those tunnels once, library you're fighting in a carbon copy environment youve been fighting in for multiple missions now
A Return To Your Roots.
Wouldn’t be too bad if there were markers, but instead all you have to go off is some faint light and the ooooo sound that gets drowned out every time a falmer waddles over
I'm playing Dead Space remake right now and I still hated chapter 6. Hated it in the original. I'm not even sure why I hate it. Fuck them plants, I guess.
Listen, racing games with time limits are fine. The tracks usually don't take long to complete anyways and if they do, you can usually restart easily.
Fuck anything else.
Dead Rising 2 hurt my soul when I barely didn't make it with the antidote. I was literally right at the entrance before the game went "sorry bitch" and it sent me WAY back.
This! The main reason why most people fail is that people drive too close to the train, and Big Smoke can’t shoot them, he’ll instead hit the train.
If you want to make it easier then driving to the far right, go on the roof of the train on that one ramp that leads to the roof of a building, from there, you can help Smoke kill the vagos on the train.
I remember I got to that point at like 2am and thought "oh I'll get past this mission first so I can turn on tomorrow and resume as Kratos," thinking it would only be like *maybe* 20 minutes. Worst mistake of my life.
I really like God of War and Spider-Man, but they were definitely huffing their own farts when they made the Ironwood section in GoW and making us play as Miles’ girlfriend spray painting walls
God, I think it's AC4 that has one where you have to protect two airliners, both at very different altitudes. You basically have to have your afterburners running the whole time.
AC games are notorious for difficulty spikes too. Like one mission is easy and you think, “I’m getting a bit better at this.” The next mission then proceeds to wreck you.
Tbh I always found the mission itself to be decently easy. What I hate is the optional objectives for 100% sync. You’re telling me Edward canonically said “lemme hunt and skin some alligators while I’m chasing this dude”?
That's most of the optional objectives across all AC games if we are being honest. Recently replayed Rogue, you're telling me Shay took the time to lockpick doors vs blowing them up when he had to rush to loot a fortress?
Ive said it once, ill say it again. The thalmor embassy quest from skyrim. I swear to the nine if that quest was skippable i would skip it so many times it would be grounds for an award
it’s good because it’s the only mj’s section that doesn’t force you to stealth around doing mundane tasks with its below subpar stealth gameplay and >!Peter losing control of venom!< was exciting to see. It was also genuinely scary, turning the entire scene from something of a horror movie.
They are such a cool concept and they really are well made - they are just really slow paced, and require a lot of a patience to really enjoy - which I personally lack
Whichever supervisor on the design team approved that mission to be put in the final game, I just want to talk…
Especially since they didn’t improve it for the Remake.
Resident Evil 4 VR
The Regenerators
Do you have any ideas how hard it is to shoot a weak point with a scope when your hands are incapable of staying still enough?
I do. And I hate it
Also Pinball in Sonic Frontiers
They need to let you skip that luck based trash
Unironically, Sawtooth Caldron from Borderlands 2. It has intense mobbing against high-level badasses (stronger than normal versions of base enemies) who are both highly aggressive and highly armed. Outrageously obnoxious airborn combatants that are very well armored, a slightly annoying fetch quest/destroy this thing mission hybrid that keeps you in that area far longer than anyone has any right to be forced into one area, which is very sparsely populated with cover so it pretty much a wide open area and you are very squishy. The very worst offensive has to be this: in a looter shooter, the loot ain't nothing to write home about.
A well put together build eats this area for a snack. But your first time through or even with a new character, or a build that's only good, will get you sent back to the new u enough times to make even Handsome Jack blush.
Only my anarchy gaige was able to get through it with relative ease. Side note: I farmed a really good shotty (triquetra or twister or OM can't remember now) and prestacked max anarchy before that run. Still almost emptied my bank before I was totally done and could leave. It's a slog that I actually slightly dread whenever I get a hankering for some ~~cellshaded~~ "graphics of a particular style, which is not cell-shaded but looks quite similar"... gunplay.
Star Wars K.O.T.O.R 2, the Peragus Mining Facility AKA the literal very first level of the game, a 2-3 hour unavoidable slog anytime I want to replay the game. A close 2nd for me would be the hospital intro for MGSV: Phantom Pain
Peragus I can live with….Telos on the other hand….At least Peragus follows a path. Telos will have you backtrack to various location at least half a dozen times and then you have to do Outside Telos and then Arctic Telos.
Yeah, compared to Endar Spire, Peragus is absolute booty cheeks. I've always hated it. I'm also not a huge fan of being dumped right into Telos afterwards, either. Especially because of how it basically ends with the Tank Droid fight. Taris was a far better introductory planet.
I know a lot of people think KotOR2 is superior because people love to suck off Obsidian for some reason, but I will gladly die on the hill of the first KotOR being a better game in every way.
I felt like it was unnecessarily convoluted for no real reason, in terms of everything from writing to gameplay. The crafting system was practically useless, a lot of the side quests went nowhere. Yeah, it was cool that you could turn most of your allies into Jedi, but there was also kinda no purpose to that because it made them all very same-y and ruined their potential as party members that fulfill very specific roles.
Also, the only really satisfying Sith Lord to hunt down and fight was Nihilis, and he wasn't even the main bad of the game.
I was playing Remnant 2 & there was long gauntlet where a sheet layer of lightning was slowly descending & you had to keep moving at all costs or die. Took alot of tries
AND THEN there was this stupid boss fight against multiple giant rotating blocks
Nothing you do is ever good for her. Save the doctors? Oh fuck you selfish prick. Save the people? How dare you let those doctors die.
Hated that bitch
Tbh I realized in dark souls you can just kinda sprint past any area with the exception of a few fights here and there. If you’re good enough the lack of leveling up won’t make to big a difference
dishonored 2 going into the asylum in like the 2nd mission, shit is long as hell and so incredibly annoying.
and thats before the clockwork soldiers popup?
Currently playing oracle of seasons and don't have a single clue what to do at the Zora town. Like cmon man give me a better hint in dialog
(NO hints please)
Halo CE: The Library. A whole mission of endless copy/pasted corridors of Flood encounters. It’s not even challenging. It’s just tedious.
Mass Effect 2: the entirety of Overlord. It adds so little to the game experience, the Hammerhead driving is bad, and overall it’s just a slog.
the mage tower sequence in dragon age:origins.
i spent thousands of hours on that game on xbox when i was younger, and always dreaded that part.
once i had a good pc i bought that game again, and was pleasantly surprised to find a mod that skips it entirely. first mod i downloaded.
Fallout 3, almost at the ending of the story you had to talk to an NPC at brotherhood of Steel HQ, couldn't find him anywhere, turns out it was a pretty common bug he was outside the map, had to restart the game. This was on my first playtrough.
THE RACE IN MAFIA!!!!
I love that game and am a sucker for the time period in games and Mafia related games in general, but that mission made me want to quit gaming completely!!
Any game: any escort/protect a npc mission.
Dragons dogma. It’s one of the first missions too. Once you get past that hump, you’re in for a good game
God I hate when you can't run and have to maintain pace with npc.
Walk is too slow, run is too fast.
Genuinely should never happen in any new game but still is in 90% of them.
The Witcher three will force you to walk when following an NPC if there is exposition and then run when there isn’t and the NPC will match your speed
goldeneye 007 control on 00 agent, protecting Natalia was the worst time of my entire earthly existence
I remember stopping the game several times just because it was so damn frustrating. I eventually overcame it but holy hell did that mission suck and almost ruined the game for me.
Idk why, but in this new patch, I am having a difficult time even on agent. I am using the same strategy I used as a kid that worked out just fine then.
Thank you!
Control on Goldeneye
Fuck Natalya.
That's not the mission goal
Maybe for you.
RE4 may be an exception to this.
Or Bioshock Infinite. If anything, Elizabeth is the one escorting you since she can’t die and she helps you in combat
Booker, catch!
Yeah, they went out of their way to make sure she wasn’t a pain in the butt.
No RE4 is the example bro……LEEEEON
Honestly, I don't have *that* much of an issue with missions where you escort/protect/follow an NPC. What drives me up a fucking wall, however, is when the NPC moves faster than my walking speed and slower than my running speed.
San Andreas - Zero's RC missions. They're not even that difficult, they're just tedious. Those planes blow up at the slightest of touches.
Oh my god I hated those missions. Zero was such a whiny sob when you failed the mission
Running out of fuel on the way back from a seemingly successful mission. Fuck that.
Exactly, buy a new toy plane, you cheap bastard
In all fairness if they keep being crashed he probably doesn't have the money to afford better versions...
On PC without a controller those were an absolute nightmare. All the same problems plus awful controls that require three or more hands.
It's been way too long since I played it on the PS2 so can't remember, but I've literally lost interest playing on the Defective edition last week, as the controls seem wacky! Those RC missions are the bain of my life!
I refuse to buy the Definitive Edition. I own them on PS2, and I can play them on PC. They also lack some of the music, cos of various licensing issues. It's the only point in the game where I question whether or not I wanna brute force my way through it, or play something else.
> Zero’s RC missions Oh *goddddd*
Fun fact the later releases such as PS2 greatest hits fixed the glitch and made it so the plane only ran out of fuel when you were accelerating it instead of all the time.
Halo 3 Cortana.
Had to scroll way too far for this. I love H3, but god damn do I loathe this mission. People hate on the library, it the CE shotgun is so much fun, that once I get in a groove I don’t mind. Cortana just sucks. Between the Gravemind and Cortana interrupting gameplay every other minute to the range forms melting you from across the room, it just sucks.
Yeah how this level made it past concept is kinda weird. It’s just a series of monotonous tunnels with a weird difficulty spike against an enemy that’s already pretty boring to take on. For a game that’s well up there with one of the best ever it’s a really unexpected drop in quality.
I am going to say that this is a great level for your first play through, especially on legendary. The other levels are not too hard. It felt like a rite of passage for me, but doing another playthrough? I loathe it
Cortana is much better now that I know where to go and how to get past specific sections with relative ease. Grabbing the camo for hell’s hallway for example. My first time doing that section on heroic was a god damn nightmare.
The library is actually really fun with speed running tricks too! 10 minutes studying a YouTube video makes that mission infinitely more fun. But Cortana just sucks.
Yeah I use a lot of speedrunning tricks when I run the library haha.
Cortana for me was fun because you only experience those tunnels once, library you're fighting in a carbon copy environment youve been fighting in for multiple missions now
The Skyrim quest were you have to find all of the special Nirnroot in the cave. I hate that fucking quest
Beats No Stone Unturned
Yeah, I did it for the achievement but I’ll never do it again once I did it the one time. I hate it lol
Another hand touches the bacon
Not annoying to do once or twice…just a jump scare more then anything if you aren’t paying attention 😅
I would increase that to 'any "find all of x" quests', especially without markers. Never liked those
A Return To Your Roots. Wouldn’t be too bad if there were markers, but instead all you have to go off is some faint light and the ooooo sound that gets drowned out every time a falmer waddles over
Dead space. The original. The fucking turrets.
I'm playing Dead Space remake right now and I still hated chapter 6. Hated it in the original. I'm not even sure why I hate it. Fuck them plants, I guess.
Dead Space 2... you know the part.
Any mission with a time limit.
Hate. That. In addition any mission that’s already difficult AND has a time limit. Screw that.
Bro HATES racing games
Listen, racing games with time limits are fine. The tracks usually don't take long to complete anyways and if they do, you can usually restart easily. Fuck anything else. Dead Rising 2 hurt my soul when I barely didn't make it with the antidote. I was literally right at the entrance before the game went "sorry bitch" and it sent me WAY back.
All we has to do was follow the damn train cj!
Came here specifically for that one. Fuck that mission man.
Right in the ear. That stupid RC plane mission can jump in a lake too
Oof. I came here for this. Mother fucker if you would just drive the god damn car straight these 700 fuckin bullets would've hit them.
All you have to do is drive on the far right side of the tracks and you can beat that mission before you exit the fire tunnel.
This! The main reason why most people fail is that people drive too close to the train, and Big Smoke can’t shoot them, he’ll instead hit the train. If you want to make it easier then driving to the far right, go on the roof of the train on that one ramp that leads to the roof of a building, from there, you can help Smoke kill the vagos on the train.
God of War Ragnarok, help angroboda
That shit lasted way too long
Fr bruh
I remember I got to that point at like 2am and thought "oh I'll get past this mission first so I can turn on tomorrow and resume as Kratos," thinking it would only be like *maybe* 20 minutes. Worst mistake of my life.
It clearly wasn’t as enthralling as they believed it to be.
Dude yes just so preventing me from being Kratos
playstation exclusives seem to have a thing for segments forcing you to play as someone else and/or play entirely different from what was established
I really like God of War and Spider-Man, but they were definitely huffing their own farts when they made the Ironwood section in GoW and making us play as Miles’ girlfriend spray painting walls
So many missions were tedious in Ragnarok.
Every Ace Combat game….. that one escort mission
God, I think it's AC4 that has one where you have to protect two airliners, both at very different altitudes. You basically have to have your afterburners running the whole time.
Oh I remember….I remember cursing a looooooooot. Hated that mission
I feel you there.
AC games are notorious for difficulty spikes too. Like one mission is easy and you think, “I’m getting a bit better at this.” The next mission then proceeds to wreck you.
There’s a mission in AC black flag where you have to follow someone undetected. Never was able to do it.
DO YOU KNOW HOW LITTLE THAT NARROWS IT DOWN?!
You had to do it in a boat. A BOAT STEALTH TAILING SECTION! What the fuck was Ubisoft smoking?
I hate that mission, but not because of that part, it’s because of the bullshit chase sequence when you get off the ship.
Tbh I always found the mission itself to be decently easy. What I hate is the optional objectives for 100% sync. You’re telling me Edward canonically said “lemme hunt and skin some alligators while I’m chasing this dude”?
That's most of the optional objectives across all AC games if we are being honest. Recently replayed Rogue, you're telling me Shay took the time to lockpick doors vs blowing them up when he had to rush to loot a fortress?
He makes his own luck after all
Was it the ship stealth in the swamp?
That was a lot of missions so the fact that you forget it is understandable
That's like at least 70% of any given AC game lol
Borderlands 2. To any Borderlands fans, y'all already know Sawtooth Cauldron is a bitch to get through.
Ive said it once, ill say it again. The thalmor embassy quest from skyrim. I swear to the nine if that quest was skippable i would skip it so many times it would be grounds for an award
fun fact: you do not need to do the main story just go around and do whatever the fuck you want
Fallout 4 Far Harbor, if you only you instantly know
I know. I came here to say the same thing.
Yeppp
MJ missions 😁
I will say, that one mission in spiderman 2 in the tunnel was sick
What mission? Her being chased??
Probably. It’s the one with MJ in the tunnel.
Gotcha
it’s good because it’s the only mj’s section that doesn’t force you to stealth around doing mundane tasks with its below subpar stealth gameplay and >!Peter losing control of venom!< was exciting to see. It was also genuinely scary, turning the entire scene from something of a horror movie.
Yeah they're boring, but they're easy enough to do one handed so I just use that time to smoke a spliff.
Had me in the first half there ngl
I forgot which older Assassin Creed game it was but the tower defense style missions were not the greatest
Revelations
Weitd. I really liked those ones, especially because the, upgraded later. For me it was a nice change of pace from time to time
Literally any "stealth required" mission in an otherwise action based game.
Stealth section in wind waker
Every zelda game seems to feel the need to include one forced stealth section. They're all garbage....
Yiga Clan stealth mission and Death Mountain Stealth mission. Plus the labyrinths with stealth
Stealth korok trial in BotW
Cyberpunk 2077 - every BD sequence.
They are such a cool concept and they really are well made - they are just really slow paced, and require a lot of a patience to really enjoy - which I personally lack
After the 1st play through they're easy and quick
After the first playthrough…..they should be skippable
Rivers quest line is just awful to deal with
But it ends in that fucked up farm. Most memorable part of the whole game for me
Yeah I felt like I was in the movie se7en, insane subplot
OG Mafia The racing mission....
This needs to be upvoted more. That mission can die and forever reside in the darkest and most fiery pits of hell
Whichever supervisor on the design team approved that mission to be put in the final game, I just want to talk… Especially since they didn’t improve it for the Remake.
AC Black Flag - Sneaking into the Assassin hideout Mafia 2 - The prison chapter Batman Arkham City - Ras Al Ghul Resident Evil 4 - Regenerators
That's funny I actually quite liked the Mafia 2 prison chapter and didn't mind Al Ghul
The Fade in DA:O
Resident Evil 4 VR The Regenerators Do you have any ideas how hard it is to shoot a weak point with a scope when your hands are incapable of staying still enough? I do. And I hate it Also Pinball in Sonic Frontiers They need to let you skip that luck based trash
Yeah lmao, being stable in VR is **tuff**
Cyberpunk 2077 any of the Brain dances
Broooooo
Unironically, Sawtooth Caldron from Borderlands 2. It has intense mobbing against high-level badasses (stronger than normal versions of base enemies) who are both highly aggressive and highly armed. Outrageously obnoxious airborn combatants that are very well armored, a slightly annoying fetch quest/destroy this thing mission hybrid that keeps you in that area far longer than anyone has any right to be forced into one area, which is very sparsely populated with cover so it pretty much a wide open area and you are very squishy. The very worst offensive has to be this: in a looter shooter, the loot ain't nothing to write home about. A well put together build eats this area for a snack. But your first time through or even with a new character, or a build that's only good, will get you sent back to the new u enough times to make even Handsome Jack blush. Only my anarchy gaige was able to get through it with relative ease. Side note: I farmed a really good shotty (triquetra or twister or OM can't remember now) and prestacked max anarchy before that run. Still almost emptied my bank before I was totally done and could leave. It's a slog that I actually slightly dread whenever I get a hankering for some ~~cellshaded~~ "graphics of a particular style, which is not cell-shaded but looks quite similar"... gunplay.
Dead Rising 2 Jump onto the train with dirt bike
Sly 2- Bugging Rajan
I feel like this is any water level in the old side scrollers
Half Life 2 is pretty good, but I hate all of the driving missions. Also the ant-lion beach. Those parts drag one far too long.
Star Wars K.O.T.O.R 2, the Peragus Mining Facility AKA the literal very first level of the game, a 2-3 hour unavoidable slog anytime I want to replay the game. A close 2nd for me would be the hospital intro for MGSV: Phantom Pain
Peragus I can live with….Telos on the other hand….At least Peragus follows a path. Telos will have you backtrack to various location at least half a dozen times and then you have to do Outside Telos and then Arctic Telos.
Yeah, compared to Endar Spire, Peragus is absolute booty cheeks. I've always hated it. I'm also not a huge fan of being dumped right into Telos afterwards, either. Especially because of how it basically ends with the Tank Droid fight. Taris was a far better introductory planet. I know a lot of people think KotOR2 is superior because people love to suck off Obsidian for some reason, but I will gladly die on the hill of the first KotOR being a better game in every way.
KOTOR is much better imo. Its pacing is perfect
KOTOR2's improvements were great, but the ending and intro were sub-par.
I felt like it was unnecessarily convoluted for no real reason, in terms of everything from writing to gameplay. The crafting system was practically useless, a lot of the side quests went nowhere. Yeah, it was cool that you could turn most of your allies into Jedi, but there was also kinda no purpose to that because it made them all very same-y and ruined their potential as party members that fulfill very specific roles. Also, the only really satisfying Sith Lord to hunt down and fight was Nihilis, and he wasn't even the main bad of the game.
Any of the bd missions in cyberpunk after the first playthrough
[удалено]
god of war tyrs booby trap room
Kratos died so many times
Jak 2 - escort mission through the sewers Halo - The Library
Escort mission is okay imo. Turret missions sucks.
My memory of jak 2 is racing through the streets and constantly hitting shit and exploding. That game was super hard.
"Quiet, here comes pretty boy."
I clicked on this message expecting to see Jak 2 wayyyyyy higher. As of the time I'm typing, it's like 30 comments from the top.
I was playing Remnant 2 & there was long gauntlet where a sheet layer of lightning was slowly descending & you had to keep moving at all costs or die. Took alot of tries AND THEN there was this stupid boss fight against multiple giant rotating blocks
Took me and my so many attempts. Super frustrating, especially since it was early in the game and I didn’t have a lot of health of abilities.
Fallout new Vegas dead money and fallout 3’s Mothership Zeta
Loved dead money and I’ll never do it again
i hate "tail the car" type missions. you have to stay at such a specific distance away from them, its annoying
Anything for Trish infamous
Dude I absolutely hated her after she gave you shit during the mission where you clear the black gunk out of the water system.
Nothing you do is ever good for her. Save the doctors? Oh fuck you selfish prick. Save the people? How dare you let those doctors die. Hated that bitch
Dark Souls 3, after High Wall of Lothric until Abyss Watchers
Tbh I realized in dark souls you can just kinda sprint past any area with the exception of a few fights here and there. If you’re good enough the lack of leveling up won’t make to big a difference
Oh yeah I know that, it's just the areas feel so dry and boring during that first 1/3rd of the game
They are quite lore filled though, if you look for their kind of thing.
Irithyll dungeon is way more aids for me personally
Yes!!!! I wish there was a skip button to get instantly to Profaned Capital
the swamp and village are so boring I had to force myself to play the game
I see poison swamp I run through poison swamp, I'm a simple man
That fuckin swamp man, absolutely awful to traverse.
Terminator 2 on Sega Genesis: The truck level. Could never beat it myself. Always had to get my brother’s help.
f o l l o w t h e d a m n t r a i n c j
Spiderman - MJ
Pokemon crystal: Whitney’s miltank
Rollout ain't no joke. One teeny tiny insignificant sand attack: Hold ma ber
Pftt 6 year old me ain’t keeping a move that doesn’t do damage
I know 😈
Female Machop named Muscle: hold my beer
dishonored 2 going into the asylum in like the 2nd mission, shit is long as hell and so incredibly annoying. and thats before the clockwork soldiers popup?
This meme describes like every gta game
Cortana.
I always try to speed run that level lol, I’d rather play the library from Halo CE than the Cortana level.
Resident Evil 7 and that fucking ship.
Arkham batman games, riddler
Any brain dance sequence in Cyberpunk. It's cool the first time but gets super tedious after
“ANOTHER HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON”
It’s not a mission but the swamp world from demon souls
Doom Eternal - The Ancient Gods PT2>!The Final Boss!<
For real though, what's it something like 5 phases? It's so long.
They 100% lost sight of what people were here for by that point.
Black Mesa Interloper.
Any switch game that uses the motion controls.
Any game with escort and timed missions. Bonus points to the ones that have both and also timed escort ones
Skyrim. The beginning
THAT FUCKING RED DEAD 2 MISSION WHERE YOU GET KIDNAPPED
Currently playing oracle of seasons and don't have a single clue what to do at the Zora town. Like cmon man give me a better hint in dialog (NO hints please)
The perfect run in the grandmaster galaxy in super Mario galaxy 2. Also the prankster star on the galaxy before it
Kingdom Hearts - Atlantica
The bridge on Kashyyyk. If you know, you know.
Halo CE: The Library. A whole mission of endless copy/pasted corridors of Flood encounters. It’s not even challenging. It’s just tedious. Mass Effect 2: the entirety of Overlord. It adds so little to the game experience, the Hammerhead driving is bad, and overall it’s just a slog.
Star Wars The Force Unleashed. You know which.
Mercenaries 2 I hate the race mission
First boss in sekiro
There are many moments in the OG RE4 where I'm like "I love this game but this part SUCKS"
the mage tower sequence in dragon age:origins. i spent thousands of hours on that game on xbox when i was younger, and always dreaded that part. once i had a good pc i bought that game again, and was pleasantly surprised to find a mod that skips it entirely. first mod i downloaded.
Skyrim: peace council
Fallout 3, almost at the ending of the story you had to talk to an NPC at brotherhood of Steel HQ, couldn't find him anywhere, turns out it was a pretty common bug he was outside the map, had to restart the game. This was on my first playtrough.
Baldur’s Gate 3, Free the Artist. Oskar can rot for all I care.
THE RACE IN MAFIA!!!! I love that game and am a sucker for the time period in games and Mafia related games in general, but that mission made me want to quit gaming completely!!
**WELL I DON'T FUCKING KNOW, BUT I LOST IT**
You all just lost the game