Dreaded parts in games.

[Tetrunes]

Assassin's Creed 2

the wall of light desynch thing in Venice.

Also missing the social QTEs

[Mete]

Assassin's Creed 2

[Syobon]

Holy shit Mete
That fucking part
I can't even remember why that was so hard.

[Mete]

You had to jump from an exact angle or something or Altair wouldn't grab it. I spend such a long time on that one.

[Otherwise]

I actually liked the haunted hotel in Bloodlines. Appropriately creepy.

It might sound silly but I absolutely hate the beginnings of Knights of the Old Republic I and II before you get your lightsaber since, y'know, you don't have your friggin' lightsaber. It's pretty much the sole reason I haven't gone back and played through them again.

Final Fantasy Tactics: Wiegraf says hi

I only went through the game once so I didn't really have time to dread it beyond "Holycrap it's over I never have to do that again", but I can completely agree with that. It's been long enough ago I have no idea what I had to do aside from grind a ridiculous amount though.

[YCobb]

The Flood in Halo just aren't fun to me. A lot of Halo 4's campaign falls into the same category because of the forerunner robots. They're just not fun to fight. I far prefer the straight up Covenant in Reach.

For a while, I was afraid of actual stages in Sonic Adventure. I just played the Adventure stages for hours.

Also, Werehog. I don't need to say any more.

[Tetrunes]

In Halo: CE, the flood levels always scared me

[wordNumber]

Fighting Damned Chess Pieces in DMC3. They don't stager, in the game where you stager the enemies to win.

Also, SSS Combat Adjudicators are the devil's machination

[Exeres]

The Korcari Wilds in Dragon Age: Origins. For that matter, the opening level of most BioWare RPGs. BioWare means multiple playthroughs, and that means the dull or annoying parts get magnified. Taris and Korcari just really stand out.

[betrippin]

the final Sonic/shadow fight in SA2 in space where they are running down that long booty runway.

[TheStranger]

THe Meat Circus in Psychonauts. Doesnt help that Lil Olie has the most obnoxious voice in the world

[cody]

The WaterWraith in Pikmin 2. It's a steamroller, for crying out loud!
Also the Segmented Crawbster and Ranging Bloyster.

Water stages, especially in the Donkey Kong Country series.

Fishing in Twilight Princess.

Ocean King's Temple in Phantom Hourglass.

And every single second of Ocarina of Time.

[Game Angel]

The Korcari Wilds in Dragon Age: Origins. For that matter, the opening level of most BioWare RPGs. BioWare means multiple playthroughs, and that means the dull or annoying parts get magnified. Taris and Korcari just really stand out.

I wish there was a way like in Oblivion where you got to the end of the tutorial then could change any aspect of your character before you continued, that would be nice
because yeah seriously fuck the korcari wilds, DAII opening seemed a little less painful.

[TerraChimaera]

And every single second of Ocarina of Time.

Oh my god thank you for saying this.I do not like Ocarina of Time, I think it's way too overrated. Its only significance is that it's the first 3D Zelda game. Majora's Mask is way better.
SO ANYWAY

Bulblax Kingdom in Pikmin 2. Those daisies Orange Bulblorbs kept fucking shit up and eating, like, half my Pikmin.

The Distant Spring in Pikmin. This level is crawling with things that want to kill you. Especially that shadow thing that hangs around the Onion, he's fucking impossible.

Sonic '06. The whole game.

I forget the name, but the one level in Zombies Ate My Neighbours with the blobs. Those things will murder you in your sleep.

[cody]

And every single second of Ocarina of Time.

Oh my god thank you for saying this.I do not like Ocarina of Time, I think it's way too overrated. Its only significance is that it's the first 3D Zelda game. Majora's Mask is way better.
SO ANYWAY
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We have so much to discuss...

I'm totally with you about Distant Spring as well.

Any and all escort missions.

The quicktime event knife fight with Krauser in Resident Evil 4.