Post the levels that make you want to rip your hair out in frustration. (any game, any platform)
Mine:
Jedi Knight
15- the falling ship/ into the darkside. --- I know there's some secret way to beat it, but I've never been able to find it in time. Because gravity is all screwed up, I always get lost, and i only made it to the crow once in all the times I've played it.
Grand Theft Auto Vice City (PC version)
Demolition Man ----I despise this mission. The helicopter is difficult to control on the computer without a game pad, and that timer is just hateful. Logically, it would make more sense for Tommy to enter the building on foot, kill the workers, and then set the explosives manually; why bother with a helicopter?
Grand Theft Auto San Andreas (PC Version)
Wrong Side of the Tracks--- where do I begin... The guys on the train have way too many hit points, and Smoke is much better at shooting the train than the guys on it. Plus, the mission is hard enough without having additional obstacles like cars on the tracks and oncoming trains. If Smoke drove the bike and CJ got to shoot, then it wouldn't be a problem. I managed to beat this mission only once, and could never do it again. My save game went bad, so I'm having to start over and I'm currently stuck on this. I consulted a walkthrough and tried different strategies but eventually resorted to cheating to get the jet pack to try it that way, (In hopes of being able to land on top of the train) but even that didn't help me.
Cesar Vialpando & Life's a Beach ---- I HATE these kinds of missions with a passion. Because of my coordination issues, I inadvertently hit the wrong button (and do the wrong move as a result), or my timing is just off. On this, I doubt that even a gamepad would help me. If I manage to beat these missions, it's not through skill, it's through luck. I just hate it when rockstar makes these kinds of missions mandatory-- after trying 10 times it's just not fun anymore, which defeats the whole purpose of the game. If this was a side mission that was necessary to get 100% completion (but not essential to progress the game) then I wouldn't complain.
Mine:
Jedi Knight
15- the falling ship/ into the darkside. --- I know there's some secret way to beat it, but I've never been able to find it in time. Because gravity is all screwed up, I always get lost, and i only made it to the crow once in all the times I've played it.
Grand Theft Auto Vice City (PC version)
Demolition Man ----I despise this mission. The helicopter is difficult to control on the computer without a game pad, and that timer is just hateful. Logically, it would make more sense for Tommy to enter the building on foot, kill the workers, and then set the explosives manually; why bother with a helicopter?
Grand Theft Auto San Andreas (PC Version)
Wrong Side of the Tracks--- where do I begin... The guys on the train have way too many hit points, and Smoke is much better at shooting the train than the guys on it. Plus, the mission is hard enough without having additional obstacles like cars on the tracks and oncoming trains. If Smoke drove the bike and CJ got to shoot, then it wouldn't be a problem. I managed to beat this mission only once, and could never do it again. My save game went bad, so I'm having to start over and I'm currently stuck on this. I consulted a walkthrough and tried different strategies but eventually resorted to cheating to get the jet pack to try it that way, (In hopes of being able to land on top of the train) but even that didn't help me.
Cesar Vialpando & Life's a Beach ---- I HATE these kinds of missions with a passion. Because of my coordination issues, I inadvertently hit the wrong button (and do the wrong move as a result), or my timing is just off. On this, I doubt that even a gamepad would help me. If I manage to beat these missions, it's not through skill, it's through luck. I just hate it when rockstar makes these kinds of missions mandatory-- after trying 10 times it's just not fun anymore, which defeats the whole purpose of the game. If this was a side mission that was necessary to get 100% completion (but not essential to progress the game) then I wouldn't complain.