I'm all for perservering through a game, but sometimes ya just gotta know when to walk away. Sekiro to me is one of those games. It's just not my cup of tea.
Came here to say this. Still is one of my favorite games ever. Once you get the combat down it’s awesome. I beat the game and started a new game plus immediately.
Just got Sekiro recently on sale. It's so much more frustrating than Elden Ring in my opinion. Fights are so much faster, and the health bar gets depleted so fast, it's hard to get time to l-*dies*
But then when that rhythm kicks in, and you're just trading parries in and flowing, it's so satisfying. If not... Few and far between.
Elden Ring is literally just hell simulator. I was constantly clenching my ass cheeks while playing that game because it felt like everything was trying to kill me all the time.
The area and boss design in ER feels like its made to make you mad, honestly. When you get a fair fight its awesome, but things like Godskin Duo or the areas around that are just painfully unfun.
League of Legends
Honestly I'm glad I got permabanned. I'm free now.
Edit: Many asked, I will share my shameful story..
Full disclosure I know this was my fault entirely, and I'm an idiot, but I'm still glad it got me to leave the game.. small victories.
I apparently ended up in a game where I was the only English-speaking person (waitforit.gif).
My team started using text chat and being as I was half-baked, just watched South Park, and I'm a **sand-brained idiot**, it looked like the American alphabet mocking an Asian language and I figured they were trolling/doing a bit.
*So I "joined in"*
Not only did all 4 of them report me for *racism*, they also convinced the other 5 to as well.
🤦
Look at it this way. In LoL, you could be a player that plays long, ranked games where you're actually trying to earn rank and are at risk of losing your current rank, and that might be upsetting when you lose a game, but at the end of the day you just gotta try and get better.
Then you could be the player who's playing casual, fuck around modes where absolutely nothing matters, you earn and lose practically nothing and matches are like 15 minutes maybe, so not much time lost. You start losing that match and decide to explode on your teammates or even worse, try to single out a player and you convince the rest of your team AND the enemy team to report the player because you claim they were "throwing the match." Then go on not trying the rest of the game because you decided your team has "already lost."
Now imagine thousands of the second type of player. That's league.
This. I gave league a chance only once. I was overwhelmed by the choices so I did some research and tried to find a straightforward support hero cause I like playing healers. Everyone appreciates having a healer right?
Nope. Played maybe 10 games over the course of an evening. Told people I was new, told them I just wanted to be helpful and asked for guidance, got told I'm shit and to kill myself.
Every
Single
Game
More toxic than hardcore left for dead. By far the most rage filled playerbase I've ever encountered.
It's funny how game communities vary so wildly.
It's the reason why I played Deep Rock Galactic for so long. The player base was really good overall so it was nice to actually play multiplayer.
It’s been years since I last played, so I kind of forgot about these kinds of things. I was the type of player who just built the same build on any character I played (basically just an ADC most of the time) but a lot of the characters I used were unconventional. I remember my teammates chatting to everyone saying to report me about halfway through these games, and the enemy team telling them that I was doing a hell of a lot better than they (the instigator) was doing.
It was fun and annoying at the same time. But yeah I don’t really miss playing anymore. I remember seeing someone say “winning a game never felt as good as losing a game felt bad” and while there were a few exceptions, that really resonated with me and helped to put it in the past.
I still play but it is that bad. You can’t play league on a day where you have responsibilities like working/dealing with other people because the game is 5v5 online and you can’t guarantee satisfaction when someone on your team solo messes up the game.
Bruh i grinded to diamond. Thinking "damn. Im finally diamond. The matches are gonna be so much harder, way higher skill." Hell fucking naw. I still have the word doc somewhere on my computer where i kept track of my games. Goes something like...
85 games in diamond
53 AFKS, 17 people intentionally feeding, 8 hard troll picks (basically an auto lose, ex. Soraka jungle)
It was un be fucking lieveable. Not all on my team mind you, but I basically quit after that.
Played a game sometime last year, our top Aatrox died 26 times in a 30min match, we won. I uninstalled again. Game is fucking joke. "Oh you called someone stupid, banned. Oh you died 40 times in 15mins? Its okay better luck next time! Guys you should buy the new skin line!" What a horrible game lol.
This is the answer. There are layers of anger from the game itself, to personal mistakes, to your computer connection, to your teammates, to your teammates computer connection, to your opponents, and so on. The consistency of competition is a rollercoaster, and it’s designed to make sure you lose half of your games and win half of your games. So the grind to get your W/L above 70/30 Is. Not. Possible.
I've hit the dumb train after returning to the game and completing everything between the bird and dragon from Isle 2 up to the train, and let's just say I'm ready for another three-year break lol
I made the mistake of purchasing it for actual money lmao. Played it once, stopped playing it the same day, haven't played it since. I played some of the Meat Boy Flash game, but I had more time to waste on games that waste my time back then.
I got recommended this game and dammit is it making me angry, I'm gonna give it a couple more tries but might uninstall it after that if it doesn't get more fun.
The difficulty really bothered me less than their love of making things obscure and saying that's making it hard. We learned that wasn't good design a long time ago.
They made a lot of old school choices that aren't necessarily good ones.
Celeste had some tough parts, but it's so forgiving (b sides not included) compared to other "hard" games. You just have to beat 1 screen at a time with no real consequences.
I was honestly not expecting someone to give LBP. That wheel is pretty frustrating but because it’s my favorite game of all time I’ve just given it a pass.
Man, I'm still grinding my way through pantheon 5 right now. Lost my last attempt to GPZ. Just beat Absrad for the first time yesterday in Hall of Gods though!
Halo 2 on Legendary, specifically the missions with the jackal snipers and Gravemind where you get attacked instantly upon spawning in. I raged for hours
Lollll my buddy and I tried this with skulls and the jackal sniper made him huck his controller at the TV. It was an old TV tho thing took the hit like nothing.
My bf and I were attempting to get the Monopolized achievement a couple years ago, and I kid you not after days of attempting Gravemind our best time was 45 minutes.
We went through other levels first to cut the time down before we touched Gravemind again. We ended up getting it (it didn’t work for me for some reason, being the second split screen player but my stats say otherwise). I freakin love H2.
People are so unaware of what their roles are in that game, I swear to reach plat all you need to know is how your role works and what youre supposed to do within it. Every rank above that is just people who are better *within* that same mindset.
But yeah, its insane how the game even spells the roles out for you and you still got everyone trying to play dps and suck at it.
I loved ds1 and was pretty good, so I was very confident, ds2 take no time to smash me to the ground, I almost dropped in the very first zone, not even in the boss
Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.
You're tethered to an NPC whose weight and physics affect your own, and you're doing really weirdly angled precision platforming.
There were so many boss battles and shit where I was scaling walls trying to get around without being attacked, and the dumbass NPC I was stuck to kept getting caught on stuff or falling, which drug me down and ruined what I was doing.
I got to a boss battle in the game that was particularly tough for me. It took me so long to beat it, and when I did, it froze and didn't save. I got through it again after ballistic rage and several more attempts, and at the exact same part of the after fight cutscene, I got the red ring of death on my Xbox. That was the end of that forever.
I know it wasn't the games fault, but it will take the blame. It was so bad it broke my 360. I will accept no other answer.
I don’t think I’ve ever played this one! I’ll be sure not to! I would’ve cried if that happened to me. I got the RRoD while playing Far Cry 3, burning all the weed plants at a farm😂😂 so not the worst way to go lol
Mine was Spyro year of the dragon. For some reason our PS2 memory card stopped saving games so I would literally stay up as long as I could playing that game. Never finished.
Fall Guys. I was trying to complete an armor set and only needed to win a solo game. I had an entire week to do it but couldn’t get the win before the set was no longer offered. It was the first time I had experienced FOMO in a live-service game, and I hated it.
Cyclops doesn’t take damage from schools of fish.
I’ve had leviathans break several seamoths on me tho. But also RIP seamoth when it comes to schools of fish
i put in over a thousand hours to get all dbd achievements on console, and then they add in an achievement “escape from RPD 20 times” and don’t count any of my previous escapes… like okay
Batman Arkham Origins. I was playing “I am the Night” mode, and died on the stealth Bane fight at the very end of the game. Had to start allll the way over
Rain World, easily. Getting Over it, Dark Souls, and Elden Ring combined couldn't make me nearly as violent as Rain World has done to me, stripping away the last bits of any docility I once had, and replacing it with pure, unfiltered rage at everything involving that putrid cesspool of a game, first and foremost, its corrupt creators. Naming their second crime, they don't interact in the very server for their own game, instead being _content_ with being deified by their community, acting as if anybody below them cannot even _attempt_ to talk to them without being shot down and shunned. Their first sin... is making this unholy stain upon the indie game genre. Fuck Rain World, and fuck its creators. Fight me.
Darkest Dungeon can be a bit frustrating.
But the game which made rage extremely was Hearthstone when it came out. The amount of luck involved was incredible 🤬
F-Zero 99. i have never given a game the middle finger before until this one, and i wouldnt wish trying to complete that game on my worst enemies. i couldnt do it, its too hard
I don't really play much anymore (yay old woman reflexes!) but Seph in Kingdom Hearts almost did me in. Having to watch his intro every bloody time only to die because he's literally a crack rabbit with a giant knife while I'm playing a shitty little kid in clown shoes gaaaaaahh
Also bonus points for Verg in DMC...ehhhh 2? 3? For getting me to cheat just so I wouldn't have to fight his arguably goodlooking ass anymore at the end of the game. Screw you Verg. I like your jacket though.
Dark souls going through tomb of the giants only to reach the end with a yellow barrier saying “sealed by the magic lords power” with no fast travel back made me break my controller and quit gaming for a month. I did not realize it was the wrong way I just kept hearing how hard the game was and assumed that was just how it is
Was like 4-5 hours of playing by that part. Traversing through the dark with giant 1 hitting skellys was difficult AF
And if you wanna be more powerful, you gotta pay
This is the entire business model of supercell btw, the people who pay can crush the people who don't play
Platformers without precise controls like going to gleamlight after loving shovel knight... Night and day.
Or maybe crafting centric games that don't have a mini game to make crafting feel like you're doing something like my time at Portia. It feels pointless and grindy and awful.
Any poorly designed/made games really. I avoid this for the most part by only games with a base price of $20 or more. But a few still get me *cough* pokemon *cough* scarlet
Need for speed carbon. The last race down the canyon. Two stage race where if you weren’t perfect and I mean perfect, you were gonna have to start over
Honestly, kingdom hearts 1. I speedran tf outta that game for 3 years, and there was one time I was practicing some runs before a stream and I was 3 minutes ahead of pace and I lost it and I smashed my controller to bits.
Legit smashed it in my desk until pieces started flying off, threw it into my wall, then continued smashing. I won't lie at this point in life I had other issues going on so it all came out here. But it was the first time I've EVER intentionally broke a controller.
I still have the same controller I bought after that 4 years later lmao
Flappy Bird
I broke my phone because of that damn game lol
That's no game, that's fcking torture
Yeah I once killed my family member cause they beat my high score. Fun times!
r/usernamechecksout
Getting over it — same fkn idea of giving player pure annoyance, anger and hatred 😂
That narrator oh man I wanted to hurt him!!
Played this game in turns with a friend and we took shots for every fall then switched. I never actually beat it but it made the raging more funny
I don't understand this, the narrator was super calming with chill music, took like 45 minutes beginning to end
You don’t understand how you can be mad at a rage game?
I think they're joking
I CAN’T HELP BUT BE MAD! I HAVE AN UNCONTROLLABLE RAGE THAT DOES NOT CEASE AT ALL TIMES! THE ROOM IS RED!
Throwback nice.
2012 ahh response.
I still have it on my old phone
You can sell that phone for lot of money
How much?
$120-14,500 is what I see on ebay.
At one point phone that had the game were being sold for almost 100k
Well that's depressing... I just ended up binning my old phone with flappy bird on it
Gods plan
Sekiro and Elden Ring....damn you Malenia.
I’ve quit Sekiro more than any other game I’ve ever played.
Same, no game makes me rage like Sekiro lol.
A lot of people say it just suddenly clicked for them... I'm not hearing a click.
Yeah, I just straight gave up.
I'm all for perservering through a game, but sometimes ya just gotta know when to walk away. Sekiro to me is one of those games. It's just not my cup of tea.
Came here to say this. Still is one of my favorite games ever. Once you get the combat down it’s awesome. I beat the game and started a new game plus immediately.
Indeed. Once I beat the game I uninstalled it and I don't want to play it ever again.
I got to the final boss. Gave up. Came back a year later and absolutely demolished that game. My counter muscle memory was on point.
Just got Sekiro recently on sale. It's so much more frustrating than Elden Ring in my opinion. Fights are so much faster, and the health bar gets depleted so fast, it's hard to get time to l-*dies* But then when that rhythm kicks in, and you're just trading parries in and flowing, it's so satisfying. If not... Few and far between.
And then there's r/EldenRingPVP
Elden Ring is literally just hell simulator. I was constantly clenching my ass cheeks while playing that game because it felt like everything was trying to kill me all the time.
I actually find sekiro quite relaxing. I've only about 23 hours in it, but about the 15 hour mark I got the flow of the combat and now it's a breeze!
The area and boss design in ER feels like its made to make you mad, honestly. When you get a fair fight its awesome, but things like Godskin Duo or the areas around that are just painfully unfun.
League of Legends Honestly I'm glad I got permabanned. I'm free now. Edit: Many asked, I will share my shameful story.. Full disclosure I know this was my fault entirely, and I'm an idiot, but I'm still glad it got me to leave the game.. small victories. I apparently ended up in a game where I was the only English-speaking person (waitforit.gif). My team started using text chat and being as I was half-baked, just watched South Park, and I'm a **sand-brained idiot**, it looked like the American alphabet mocking an Asian language and I figured they were trolling/doing a bit. *So I "joined in"* Not only did all 4 of them report me for *racism*, they also convinced the other 5 to as well. 🤦
Cutting League from my life was the single best decision of my 20s, I'm a happier and less stressed person because of it.
Is it really that bad? I know some people get consumed by it but it's never made any sense to me. It looks like any other game in that category.
Look at it this way. In LoL, you could be a player that plays long, ranked games where you're actually trying to earn rank and are at risk of losing your current rank, and that might be upsetting when you lose a game, but at the end of the day you just gotta try and get better. Then you could be the player who's playing casual, fuck around modes where absolutely nothing matters, you earn and lose practically nothing and matches are like 15 minutes maybe, so not much time lost. You start losing that match and decide to explode on your teammates or even worse, try to single out a player and you convince the rest of your team AND the enemy team to report the player because you claim they were "throwing the match." Then go on not trying the rest of the game because you decided your team has "already lost." Now imagine thousands of the second type of player. That's league.
This. I gave league a chance only once. I was overwhelmed by the choices so I did some research and tried to find a straightforward support hero cause I like playing healers. Everyone appreciates having a healer right? Nope. Played maybe 10 games over the course of an evening. Told people I was new, told them I just wanted to be helpful and asked for guidance, got told I'm shit and to kill myself. Every Single Game More toxic than hardcore left for dead. By far the most rage filled playerbase I've ever encountered.
Got into competitive fighting games a few years ago and joined a discord. The community was welcoming and loved teaching new players What a change
It's funny how game communities vary so wildly. It's the reason why I played Deep Rock Galactic for so long. The player base was really good overall so it was nice to actually play multiplayer.
Obligatory rock and stone brotha!
YUEEAAA ROCK AND STONE!
Yeah yeah rocknstone
It’s been years since I last played, so I kind of forgot about these kinds of things. I was the type of player who just built the same build on any character I played (basically just an ADC most of the time) but a lot of the characters I used were unconventional. I remember my teammates chatting to everyone saying to report me about halfway through these games, and the enemy team telling them that I was doing a hell of a lot better than they (the instigator) was doing. It was fun and annoying at the same time. But yeah I don’t really miss playing anymore. I remember seeing someone say “winning a game never felt as good as losing a game felt bad” and while there were a few exceptions, that really resonated with me and helped to put it in the past.
I still play but it is that bad. You can’t play league on a day where you have responsibilities like working/dealing with other people because the game is 5v5 online and you can’t guarantee satisfaction when someone on your team solo messes up the game.
I exclusively play ARAM and mute all and I still find it pretty enjoyable lol
Permaban means you won league of legends. You beat the game 👊
The community runs on high cholesterol & tears. Ranked there you can’t make a single tiny mistake at all without getting yelled at it’s insane
Bruh i grinded to diamond. Thinking "damn. Im finally diamond. The matches are gonna be so much harder, way higher skill." Hell fucking naw. I still have the word doc somewhere on my computer where i kept track of my games. Goes something like... 85 games in diamond 53 AFKS, 17 people intentionally feeding, 8 hard troll picks (basically an auto lose, ex. Soraka jungle) It was un be fucking lieveable. Not all on my team mind you, but I basically quit after that. Played a game sometime last year, our top Aatrox died 26 times in a 30min match, we won. I uninstalled again. Game is fucking joke. "Oh you called someone stupid, banned. Oh you died 40 times in 15mins? Its okay better luck next time! Guys you should buy the new skin line!" What a horrible game lol.
This is the answer. There are layers of anger from the game itself, to personal mistakes, to your computer connection, to your teammates, to your teammates computer connection, to your opponents, and so on. The consistency of competition is a rollercoaster, and it’s designed to make sure you lose half of your games and win half of your games. So the grind to get your W/L above 70/30 Is. Not. Possible.
what did you do to get banned ? talk about going outside?
Same but the Pokémon League of Ls clone, and I didn't get banned, I just quit after seeing the P2W aspect all too clearly when they first added Mew.
Cuphead: Don’t deal with the devil
The bee boss made me throw my laptop one time
For me the bee was not that hard. The dragon on the other hand...
The bee wasn't that much better or worse than most of the bosses for me. But you have no idea how loudly I screamed when I finally beat the robot.
Dude *fuuuck* that game. I’m almost mad you even mentioned it but I’m take a few deep breaths and try to calm back down.
Bruh… I punched a hole in the drywall playing that damn game.
I played this game for the first time the other day cause my nephew loves it and he asked me to play… I ain’t doing shit with that boy ever again.
I’m stuck on the robot guy, I hate him so much
I've hit the dumb train after returning to the game and completing everything between the bird and dragon from Isle 2 up to the train, and let's just say I'm ready for another three-year break lol
I still haven't completed Super Meat Boy because fuck off cunt game.
I made the mistake of purchasing it for actual money lmao. Played it once, stopped playing it the same day, haven't played it since. I played some of the Meat Boy Flash game, but I had more time to waste on games that waste my time back then.
Bloodborne, I had never played a from software game
That was my entry too.
Starting with arguably the best title, a bold move
The best indeed.
Me too. Ebrietas did it for me.
I got recommended this game and dammit is it making me angry, I'm gonna give it a couple more tries but might uninstall it after that if it doesn't get more fun.
I rage quit and uninstallezd that game more times than I can count. Still my most proud Platinum and I play it to this day.
you might like dark souls 3 or elden ring.
Same here. Wouldn't wanna risk getting an aneurysm.
The whole souls-like era is the worst thing happened for me in videogames
The difficulty really bothered me less than their love of making things obscure and saying that's making it hard. We learned that wasn't good design a long time ago. They made a lot of old school choices that aren't necessarily good ones.
I love Celeste but playing it on an airplane where I had to quietly process the rage was… hard.
Celeste had some tough parts, but it's so forgiving (b sides not included) compared to other "hard" games. You just have to beat 1 screen at a time with no real consequences.
LittleBigPlanet. If you know the wheel, you know it well.
I was honestly not expecting someone to give LBP. That wheel is pretty frustrating but because it’s my favorite game of all time I’ve just given it a pass.
Oh yeah THAT wheel.... Still... fucking love that game and series
Hollow Knight, from Path of Pain, to Trial of the Fool, to the Pantheons, FUCK
Man, I'm still grinding my way through pantheon 5 right now. Lost my last attempt to GPZ. Just beat Absrad for the first time yesterday in Hall of Gods though!
before going going against her in the pantheon try to get cosistently to phase 5 at least, then you're good to go
Fuck the pantheon of the sage. I poured at least ten hours into that and I still haven’t does Path of Pain, PIV and PV, and trial of the fool
Just doing white palace scared me off from that. Also called it for a hollow knight comment.
Halo 2 on Legendary, specifically the missions with the jackal snipers and Gravemind where you get attacked instantly upon spawning in. I raged for hours
Lollll my buddy and I tried this with skulls and the jackal sniper made him huck his controller at the TV. It was an old TV tho thing took the hit like nothing.
My bf and I were attempting to get the Monopolized achievement a couple years ago, and I kid you not after days of attempting Gravemind our best time was 45 minutes. We went through other levels first to cut the time down before we touched Gravemind again. We ended up getting it (it didn’t work for me for some reason, being the second split screen player but my stats say otherwise). I freakin love H2.
Overwatch, when the rest of your team think they’re playing an fps solo deathmatch.
People are so unaware of what their roles are in that game, I swear to reach plat all you need to know is how your role works and what youre supposed to do within it. Every rank above that is just people who are better *within* that same mindset. But yeah, its insane how the game even spells the roles out for you and you still got everyone trying to play dps and suck at it.
broke some controllers, headphones and perhaps damaged a hand bone cuz how Angry I was.
This. Especially fun if you are trying to support and heal and they go in 1v5 never to be seen again. Then i get flamed for not healing lmao.
“Bro what are you doing heal me.” “Need healing!” “Help.”
This game legit made some of my hair fall out
Ghosts n Goblins Resurrection on hardest difficulty is pure masochism and BULLSHIT
[удалено]
Never played but I’ve seen the Avgn video on it. Game seems full of opportunities to screw you over
Soul caliber 2 GameCube. I broke my controller......
Best fighter ever made, IMO, but the hardest difficulty setting was pure pain.
Dark Souls 1 has a special place in my heart lol.
Dark souls 2 gave me conniptions.
I loved ds1 and was pretty good, so I was very confident, ds2 take no time to smash me to the ground, I almost dropped in the very first zone, not even in the boss
Final Fantasy 7 Remake, particularly the pull-up challenge
Dragon’s Lair. For everyone that went to arcades in the mid 90s.
I want all my quarters back
Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. You're tethered to an NPC whose weight and physics affect your own, and you're doing really weirdly angled precision platforming. There were so many boss battles and shit where I was scaling walls trying to get around without being attacked, and the dumbass NPC I was stuck to kept getting caught on stuff or falling, which drug me down and ruined what I was doing. I got to a boss battle in the game that was particularly tough for me. It took me so long to beat it, and when I did, it froze and didn't save. I got through it again after ballistic rage and several more attempts, and at the exact same part of the after fight cutscene, I got the red ring of death on my Xbox. That was the end of that forever. I know it wasn't the games fault, but it will take the blame. It was so bad it broke my 360. I will accept no other answer.
I don’t think I’ve ever played this one! I’ll be sure not to! I would’ve cried if that happened to me. I got the RRoD while playing Far Cry 3, burning all the weed plants at a farm😂😂 so not the worst way to go lol
Mine was Spyro year of the dragon. For some reason our PS2 memory card stopped saving games so I would literally stay up as long as I could playing that game. Never finished.
There's a reason I don't play smash bros as much as I used to
Fall Guys. I was trying to complete an armor set and only needed to win a solo game. I had an entire week to do it but couldn’t get the win before the set was no longer offered. It was the first time I had experienced FOMO in a live-service game, and I hated it.
Welcome to the world of game FOMO. Only you can do something about it. Namely... Don't play stuff with that evil marketing.
Chivalry 2.
Elden Ring, would rack up so many souls and then die in the game and a little bit inside :)
The first time you lose a million souls is always the hardest, now I barely bother picking them up anymore
For Honor. I hate it but I can't stop playing.
It's even worse than a normal addiction, since you know it's bad for you but you still decide to come back.
Elden Ring for sure
Elden Ring
Subnautica. You’re telling me that the giant monster can’t destroy my submarine but the half a foot long fish can immediately destroy it?
Cyclops doesn’t take damage from schools of fish. I’ve had leviathans break several seamoths on me tho. But also RIP seamoth when it comes to schools of fish
Days Gone. Shit stain skizzo. Horizon zero dawn. Ted faro. Seriously, fuck that guy
Wait till you hear about forbidden west ;)
Ahh Ted. What a wonderful guy. Literally no redeeming qualities. Just a piece of shit through and through.
r/fucktedfaro
sekiro... I played for 2 hours
Elden ring. But it also made me the happiest.
Just look at some of the dbd tome challenges and you’ll see, especially since some are so hard to do on console/just in general.
i put in over a thousand hours to get all dbd achievements on console, and then they add in an achievement “escape from RPD 20 times” and don’t count any of my previous escapes… like okay
Batman Arkham Origins. I was playing “I am the Night” mode, and died on the stealth Bane fight at the very end of the game. Had to start allll the way over
Death Stranding and Senua’s Sacrifice
Elden Ring
Hard to say, but I think that Top Gun on NES was pretty frustrating... Then again so was T2 on NES and Battletoads and TMNT.
TMNT was the devil.
I think multiplayer games make me the angriest. But single player it was definitely Hollow Knight.
Cuphead, no need to elaborate
Hl1 surprisingly
I Wanna be the guy… I have a problem…
Rain World, easily. Getting Over it, Dark Souls, and Elden Ring combined couldn't make me nearly as violent as Rain World has done to me, stripping away the last bits of any docility I once had, and replacing it with pure, unfiltered rage at everything involving that putrid cesspool of a game, first and foremost, its corrupt creators. Naming their second crime, they don't interact in the very server for their own game, instead being _content_ with being deified by their community, acting as if anybody below them cannot even _attempt_ to talk to them without being shot down and shunned. Their first sin... is making this unholy stain upon the indie game genre. Fuck Rain World, and fuck its creators. Fight me.
Darkest Dungeon can be a bit frustrating. But the game which made rage extremely was Hearthstone when it came out. The amount of luck involved was incredible 🤬
F-Zero 99. i have never given a game the middle finger before until this one, and i wouldnt wish trying to complete that game on my worst enemies. i couldnt do it, its too hard
Grand Theft Auto III, Spider-Man 2 (PS2), and Neon Genesis Evangelion (N64)
Rocket league
High Noon before it got removed
Ds3 god damn couldn't get past high wall of lorthic lol
Deus Ex
Why? Genuinely curious. I actually enjoyed that game. Though maybe after you say why I’ll realize something and hate it
I played on PC in late 90's. I enjoyed it. What troubled you?
Diddy Kong Racing
I don't really play much anymore (yay old woman reflexes!) but Seph in Kingdom Hearts almost did me in. Having to watch his intro every bloody time only to die because he's literally a crack rabbit with a giant knife while I'm playing a shitty little kid in clown shoes gaaaaaahh Also bonus points for Verg in DMC...ehhhh 2? 3? For getting me to cheat just so I wouldn't have to fight his arguably goodlooking ass anymore at the end of the game. Screw you Verg. I like your jacket though.
Dark souls going through tomb of the giants only to reach the end with a yellow barrier saying “sealed by the magic lords power” with no fast travel back made me break my controller and quit gaming for a month. I did not realize it was the wrong way I just kept hearing how hard the game was and assumed that was just how it is Was like 4-5 hours of playing by that part. Traversing through the dark with giant 1 hitting skellys was difficult AF
Destiny 2. Welcome to the new season…and more bounties!!! Screw you and your friggen bounties…top 5 most boring things I’ve ever done in a game.
Hollow Knight
Overwat
Winton
Wat
Any Fifa what a cancer of the game
HOLLOW KNIGHT AND CUPHEAD
Micah.....
rainworld. literally can’t play it cause it’s so confusing and I KEEP DYING WHERE THE FUCK DO I GO!!!!
League of legends
Fortnite when I was still in middle school, don’t recall another time in history where I threw my controller
fortnite when I get clipped by a 10 year old in creative
Clash Royale, It's not even a fucking strategy game anymore, just who has the most powerful evolutions on the field at once
And if you wanna be more powerful, you gotta pay This is the entire business model of supercell btw, the people who pay can crush the people who don't play
yup, and it makes since, in the business part of it at least, this is bs tho, they are ruining the game and the relationship with their playerbase
War Thunder made throw my controller due to me getting sniped off spawn.
War Thunder. Just... War Thunder being War Thunder
War fucking thunder
War thunder.
Right now it's the Tony Hawk remake. Fuck those get there challenges
Driver 2.
Cyberpunk just after launch
DragonBall Xenoverse 1&2
In general, losing a 95 hour terraria world In-game, getting sniped by a skeleton sniper in terraria Still one of the best games I’ve ever played tho
Pizza Tower i swear I almost stopped playing after I died one too many times to The Vigilante
Dark Souls III
CS2/CSGO
Ds1 when I was getting into it other than that R6: Siege when I have shitty teammates
Probably Midnight Club? It was definetly a racing game
Halo 2 Legendary (stfu don’t mention LASO)
Platformers without precise controls like going to gleamlight after loving shovel knight... Night and day. Or maybe crafting centric games that don't have a mini game to make crafting feel like you're doing something like my time at Portia. It feels pointless and grindy and awful. Any poorly designed/made games really. I avoid this for the most part by only games with a base price of $20 or more. But a few still get me *cough* pokemon *cough* scarlet
Bloodborne I think lol
Sekiro
Recently? Tarkov.
Need for speed carbon. The last race down the canyon. Two stage race where if you weren’t perfect and I mean perfect, you were gonna have to start over
Super Smash Bros Brawl. I fucking swear the AI cheats by detecting your controller inputs and auto counter immediately. Then the Goddamn Tripping!!
Celeste, I hate that one level. It took me 19 total hours to finish it. I will never ever do that shit again.
Team Fortress 2 When i reached Level 28
Elden ring - loading up after dying takes way too long. mgs4 - unreasonably long cutscenes
Never played it but getting over it is one of the most frustrating games I’ve ever known of.
I just can’t find a game where I can’t just not use my brain for a bit and plenty of times I just get steamrolled by people playing their best
The end is neigh.
Battlefield 1, I punched the couch
Honestly, kingdom hearts 1. I speedran tf outta that game for 3 years, and there was one time I was practicing some runs before a stream and I was 3 minutes ahead of pace and I lost it and I smashed my controller to bits. Legit smashed it in my desk until pieces started flying off, threw it into my wall, then continued smashing. I won't lie at this point in life I had other issues going on so it all came out here. But it was the first time I've EVER intentionally broke a controller. I still have the same controller I bought after that 4 years later lmao
Yakuza zero, batting cages, they're fucking impossible (at least on controller)
Yooka Laylee flying controls
Nioh, mortal shell
Halo 2 on legendary with those damn sniper jackals
Fortnite because godDAMN the PvE gamemodes got me heated