As the title says what game are you most likely to rage quit on? Now if you have read my review and my first post I am most like to rage quit on SA7 so I am going to say my second most like game. Somari, I am most like to rage on Somari. Somari has a lot of cheap death and the music.... ew.... I plan on writing a review on it as soon as I can beat zone 3 so I at least see if it changes.

Lets see....some final fantasy games when I couldn't reach to a certain point, or facing bosses that were really hard. I was able to finally do those two then complete the games properly. I do rage quit on other games, but then I go back to finish what I started. And to see how far it takes me into the game without being stuck in certain places.

Also it would seem I rage quit a lot on sonic generations but... that because of my controller but still I count that as a rage quit

I can't play the original NES Mega Man without rage quitting within 20 minutes. And I wouldn't even consider myself that bad at platformers..but I guess I'm not that good either. I also rage quitted Shovel Knight multiple times as well. Sidescrollers in general tend to make me rage quit.
Oh, and especially Mibili's quest on Mibibli difficulty. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, speak up.

Pretty much any PvP shooter in existence. I'm good with shooters as long as there PvE, but the moment other people start trying to kill me I start derping out and doing stupid things or simply get out smarted in the usage of the map. Ah yes.... The Crucible in Destiny has made my controller suffer much unwarrented abuse. I really don't understand how people find PvP in shooters fun when it's agaisnt total strangers.

I usually rage quit on any fightning game when faced with an extremely hard opponent.

That's it.... I am saying it.... were you thinking sonic adventure 7? No..... SONIC 2006. I have beaten it... was worth it... for the music that is...

Man it has been a long time!

I will have to say Dark Souls. I raged so hard on it and could not stand playing it, but I toughed it out and beat it. Do not even get me started on Dark Souls 2 though.

This series itself made me rage quit so hard so many times, and I wish I did not. Otherwise I would have beaten the game much faster. Though I still have yet to beat Dark Souls 2.

What made me rage quit the most was the whole shenanigans of being online. YOU GET INVAVED CONSTANTLY! I hate that! And 9 times out of 10 they are mod users.

It seems like whenever I try to do PvP gameplay, I end up getting frustrated. I'm calm at the start, but by the end, if I've had a particularly bad set of matches, I'm incredibly frustrated. It also depends on the attitude I have when I'm going into it. I think I ragequitted Destiny's Crucible once, and I'm pretty sure I ragequitted one of the Call of Duty games multiple times. There's also Dark Souls, but that game frustrates most people who play it.

I'm pretty likely to rage quit on Super Mario Frustration. I'll play the game maybe 5 minutes and give up. I only made it to the first checkpoint a few times.

Mario Kart has always been one of those games that makes me want to just hurl the wii remote straight through the tv screen. Coincidentally, I don't really play Mario Kart that much anymore, but when I did, it was always frustrating to remain in first for nearly all three laps only to be bombarded with every item in the last 5 centimeters of the race. 

This made me covet finishing in first place however, the feeling was much more rewarding considering the amount of chaos I had to endure to achieve first place. Online play is the worst though, hackers completely drain the fun out of it by giving themselves ridiculous advantages. Super Smash Bros 4 also suffers from this to a degree (not to mention the occasionally horrendous lag) but not nearly to the same level that Mario Kart games do. 

Now, I pride my self to be a pretty decent player of Madden, I'm no expert but I am good. But sometimes if I make a really dumb play, like throwing into heavy coverage and it gets intercepted, I get VERY mad! Not so much at the game as at myself.

I would say Bravely Default and any RPG game I've played. Whenever I think I'm ready for a boss battle, the boss takes out an OP move that kills everyone in my party, if not than my healer first, and my strongest second. So many potions... so many ethers... so many hours of grinding. TTvTT9

Chindogu : That's how m in games like Dark Souls and what not, I'm good in the game can parry, do backs tabs roll out of the way of attacks but get me into a PVP match and its like I just picked up the game for the first time ever and I get killed in like 2 minutes :/ but lucky you can go offline on Dark Souls and you cant really go offline during a online shooter match.

I usually rage quit in cod

There are a few such games for me.

Vandal Hearts II, PSX: Not only are your characters moving AT THE SAME TIME as enemies (so that attack you planned will miss), not only are attack / heal-all spells affecting EVERYONE (enemies and allies alike), but the difficulty level is just too damn high. I abandonned the game after that fight with 3 bosses together and a resurecting priest

Addams Family, Genesis and SNES: I think this game would qualify as an exercise in "impossible difficulty." Freeing Wednesday from the crypt is downright impossible since there is a passage where you basically have no room to jump and end up in the lava. Even my sister, who had better controller reflexes than I did, almost never got through it. There are also several places where you need a perfectly-timed jump to reach higher grounds.

At first I gave up on Final Fantasy V because I could not get pass that boss righ before you get to Galuf's world. However the excellent soundtrack made me come back to the game later on and I finally passed it!

One game that caused me to ragequit was The Wonderful 101 (for the Wii U). When I tried to play on some of the harder modes, I ragequit several times because of how tough it is. Honestly, normal mode felt like hard mode, hard mode felt insane, and the higher difficulty modes feel impossible to me.

I'm most likely to rage quit on Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. I've tried to beat it multiple times, and each time I had no problem with any of the areas except for a water area. I could never beat it, or figure out how to. I kept losing interest in the game because of that level and as a result I haven't played it in quite a while...

I am most likely to rage quit playing sports games like Madden or MLB The Show.

I can handle getting beaten on first person shooters, puzzles, strategies, etc. I just can't handle losing on sports games. I don't really know why. Like, when you're down 21 points in the first half on madden, you already know it's over. Why waste another half hour of your life playing.