Game Moments That Killed The Entire Game Fr You

MGS2, when I first realized I had to play the rest of the game with some lame-@$$ Gray Fox wannabe named after the electric guy from Mortal Kombat.

Then again when it turns out Campbell isn't Campbell but an AI with the digital equivalent of Montezuma's Revenge.

I didn't like the whole idea about monsters in Far Cry. I really liked it as a nice and dandy FPS where you was dealing with terrorists on an tropical island. But then the damn monsters started to appear, and i went "WTF!? NOO! Don't do this to a great game like this!"

Final Fantasy 7 when i realized during the ending that every one in the world had died except the animals that the planet had killed them with holy.

Persona 3: fes
I almost gave up on it when I was killed with hama for the first time after not saving for about 2 hours :/ but I gave myself 2 weeks off and got straight back on that horse.

Farcry 2 and the respawning guards was annoying. But not as annoying for me when I died and was rescued twice by my buddy's only to find that they were killed after we had dispatched all the enemies in the area. The first one I didn't realise until after id saved again but the second I kept going back to stop it from happening but he kept dying for no reason. No gun shot, he would just keep falling from 2 foot off a bump and die, wasted all my health packs on him too. I'd pay the developers another £5 to patch both those things and I would spend hours on that game and not feel cheated.

The demo of uncharted stopped me from buying it, too many enemies that took too many shots to kill...daft.

Fallout 3 : Level cap, and (now the no longer) exclusive expansion packs for MS

Halo 2 : Uninventive drivel after a very good original game. Plus I don't want to play as the alien dude, don't make me.

Played the GOW 1 multiplayer. i haven't played it since it came out and haven't touched number 2. the multiplayer is bunk

I didn't mind playing as Raiden through Metal Gear Solid 2.

But Naked Raiden almost made me never want to finish that game.

In Oblivion, the fact that I had spent hours upon hours leveling and training my character only to enter a cave and be utterly destroyed by some sort of troll/bear hybrid utterly ruined the game for me. Level scaling is good and fun, but at least give me some sort of reward for having increased strength with weapons because sneaking abilities aren't of much use when I'm stuck in a hallway with torches along the wall and the only points of escape are the door behind me (which enemies can follow you through) and the bear/troll barreling towards me at the front.

Prototype ruined itself for me with a similar problem. I had spent so many points on health boosts, attack upgrades, and a period of invincibility when near death that never seemed to work right and after frustration at the boss similar to the tentacles that resembles a worm of some sort I quickly shut off the game and put it back in its GameFly sleeve the moment I attempted to infiltrate a base in which my cover was blown due to a ridiculous combination of soldiers able to detect the virus, stations able to detect the virus, flying machines able to detect the virus, and tanks all aimed at yours truly. Fuck that game. No seriously, FUCK IT.

" I didn't mind playing as Raiden through Metal Gear Solid 2.But Naked Raiden almost made me never want to finish that game. "

The end of GTA 4.

" I didn't mind playing as Raiden through Metal Gear Solid 2.But Naked Raiden almost made me never want to finish that game. "

Mafia - The dull and slow-paced driving sequences.

Neverwinter Nights - Realizing half-way through the game that I choose to play as the most boring character possible (fighter).

Icewind Dale - Encountering an enemy immune to physical attacks early on in the game that killed my party no matter what I tried.

Fallout 2 - Getting attacked by the whole damn mutant town when I was trying to help them! Reloading an older save didn't help either, I still got attacked the very moment I set foot in the town. Ungrateful bastards...

Gears Of War - Dying for the 15th time in a row at the end of act 3 (after the huge boss) killed my patience. I still haven't finished the game even though I really like everything else about it.

The end of HL2. I was hoping they'd change it from HL1. But they didn't, they just made it worse. And people complained about Halo's cliffhanger ending at the time? HL1+2 both have big cliffhangers. So yeah I was kinda frustrated about that with HL2.

Just remembered one- Far Cry 2. Those fucking guard checkpoints and the fucking guards who attack you every fucking second. I wanted to love that game, but my God that aspect stabbed it, raped it and left in a ditch on the side of the highway for me.

Otherwise, a fairly good game.   :)

I played the first level of Nights. So that's never getting anywhere near my Wii again.

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• Max Payne - I got stuck at one point and never got past it. It wasn't even a firefight, I just didn't know where to go. Probably my fault.

Help me help you, we can get through this together... Where did you get stuck? "

Haha, that was on my Original Xbox and I don't even know where it is anymore (I do still have it though) that it would be more hassle than anything. I could start again on my Xbox 360 though.... Like I said, it was more my fault but I just didn't play it again after that....stupid me = / "

Running out of ammo in Fallout 3, with no healing items, forced to fight several Super Mutants.

" Running out of ammo in Fallout 3, with no healing items, forced to fight several Super Mutants. "

The end to lost odyssey.  The final dungeon has about five connected areas that all look identical.  I was lost for a few hours constantly running into random encounters before i realized that i really didn't care how that game ended.

Speaking of Lost Odyssey. (from wiki, *SPOILERS*)



"The immortals talk and begin to recover their memories, realizing that they are actually observers from a parallel universe, who, due to temporal differences, appear to have immortality."

What?  WHAT?! 

This was the point where I flipped out and never played that game again.  The dream sequences were totally sweet though.

"Speaking of Lost Odyssey. (from wiki, *SPOILERS*)



"The immortals talk and begin to recover their memories, realizing that they are actually observers from a parallel universe, who, due to temporal differences, appear to have immortality."

What?  WHAT?!  This was the point where I flipped out and never played that game again.  The dream sequences were totally sweet though."

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" Gears of War 2: those 'radio cutscene' were you can only walk slowly and have to go through all of that dialogue crap.

You can press the back button to get past most of them. "

The Bath House Dungeon in Persona 4 and the Hulk Hogan Persona.

Last 2 hours of MGS2
Uncharted when the zombies/monsters shit came out disappointed me.

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For the record, I live in L.A. and have never seen any dragons. "

On the other hand, you don't find GlaDOS funny. So, I'd rather have this "no dragons in LA" thing confirmed by someone else. "

" Uncharted when all those damn aleins came and it turned into a survival horror. Like what the fuck!? Still a great game though... "

" There were Aliens in Uncharted?Was it better or worse pulled off than the last Indiana Jones movie?Yes the spoilers just keep coming in this thread. "

Okay so this just happened to me recently and I kind of have to get it off my chest. So two weeks ago I got Banjo Kazooie Nuts and Bolts and I was loving it. So I got pretty far into the game and the only area where I don't have all of the jiggies is in Logbox 720, because I hate that level, it's a cramped level with far too much crap in it. So right now I'm stuck with this stupid flying race in act 4 and every flying vehicle I have is either to slow or so fast that they control like crap. So I haven't been able to collect the jiggie for that level and it is destroying the game for me. The real reason why this is bugging me is the fact that this would be the first Banjo Kazooie game where I didn't get all the jiggies, I even got them all in that terrible Game Boy game. I can't continue even though I want to see the ending because the idea of completing the game without having all of the jiggies just does not compute in my brain.

the triforce hunt in wind waker killed the game, i stopped playing for a month and then got bored enough to finish it.

"the triforce hunt in wind waker killed the game, i stopped playing for a month and then got bored enough to finish it."

I'm not really sure why, but I have no intention of playing Overlord again thanks to the part where you get the blue minions, it sucked the fun out of the game for me, which is really a shame.

The ending in Fallout 3 pretty much ruined that game for me. 

MGS4 when you follow that dude to Big Mama (Although I LOVE that game)
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door-When you have to make those little splodges follow you. Completely pointless, took far too long, and it almost made me stop one of the greatest Gamecube games of all time. Thank God I didnt.
 But seriously, almost every game has one part in which it almost completely sucks. Hopefully the rest makes up for it. And this isnt too Jesus Christ like.

Just had another one, Phantasy Star II when you get to Dezo :\  I was expecting the game to end, but instead I got much more powerful monsters and another 5 dungeons ahead of me, plus if Rolf dies I now cannot use shops or teleport home because only he can wear the stupid language cap.

The last quarter of Indigo Prophecy was a total gangland execution of all my hope and affection for that title.  Not only did the game, largely marketed on the player's ability to affect plot outcome, end with a meaningless choice, but the story itself went from atmospheric murder mystery to just like, naked farce.  I'll never forget the epilogue cutscene, where the protagonist, now undead (yes, undead) narrates very un-ironically about how he and his love interest have moved in together and are "trying to make it work."  I still cringe.  Ugh.  That game was sort of like meeting a really charming and beautiful woman only to learn she's into watersports.  So much allure, so much disappointment.

I would like to go back and pinpoint the exact moment Fahrenheit became retarded.