Sans in Undertale's Genocide mode. Enough said.

I don't remember my most frustrating moment, but I remember one.

I was playing GTA: San Andreas. In Las Venturas, one of your missions given to you by Wu Zi Mu is called 'So you've had your chips". Woozie finds out that his chip suppliers had given him fake poker chips. He then sends CJ to destroy all of the fake poker chips.

Once you get there, you are ambushed by about 20 italian mafia members all equipped with AK-47's (one of the most powerful weapons in the game) that decreases your health quickly. You have to kill all of the mobsters, destroy all the fake chip machines, and after that you may have to escape from the police.

I was very frustrated after about 4 or 5 failed attempts because I couldn't escape from the police. I had an idea to go there with a helicopter and easily get away. Once I destroyed every fake chip machine, I got inside of my helicopter and...... no police. They never showed up. All I had to do was return to the casino, and mission passed. I was very lucky that the cops didn't show up.

Also, like the user above me. San's fight in Undertale. you don't know what hard is until you fight him.

Hard to pick one, but I was playing The Golf Club, and I missed a par putt by putting a little too much power on my putt and sending it skipping over the cup. Then a few holes later I came up short on a much needed birdie putt by four inches. FOUR INCHES! That was so rage inducing. lol

The same round I was in second and had a three stroke lead on third...then I double bogeyed twice in a row. Now I'm just feeling "whatever" about the whole round, and it shows.

Well, I think the closest I have had to rage which I can remember is trying to defeat Cynthia in Platinum. Her team is just too good, and she keeps on wrecking my team, no matter how hard I try... I think I need to grind XP some more before taking her on again.

And I would never touch sans with a foot long pole - I might have never played Undertale that way, but I know just how hard he is, especially with his Karmic Retribution ability which hurts a lot.

Another more recent frustrating gaming moment occurred when I tried to play the game, Touhou Kaisekiki - Arabasiri because I really enjoy the music in the game. I went back to challenge the game again recently, but I guess I still need to train before I can get any further. lol In short, the first time I attempted to play the game, I kept dying over and over to anything and everything that they threw at you in the game. XD You wouldn't believe how long it took me to make it through just the first level alone, trying it over and over (I never use hacks or cheats). Then, after I finally got to the second level, my character died so I had to start all over again... XD (Yeah, that's a XD with tears running down its face.) Not many games can cause me to rage quit or anything remotely similar, but this one was extremely frustrating since I also really wanted to see what the other Touhou sprites looked like, and to listen to the music from the next few levels. One of these days, I would like to make it to the end of the game... =)

The last frustrating gaming moment that I had was tonight. I had played into the third level in Gemini: Heroes Reborn after nearly a year of downloading it (even though it's only seventeen Gigabytes). I was playing it and loving every moment of the time leaping and I mean seriously, who wouldn't? The whole world is basically one giant playground for you to toy around with, tormenting guards by popping in and out of their time, sneaking up on them only to be spotted a few inches from them and pop into the other time again, etc.

And then I got called away by mom to help her shop on Amazon, this ending what little game time I had (only a few minutes, which is normal for me as of late unfortunately), and then the bad thing happened... The game errored from it's pause menu and crashed without saving. :| Oh well, I'll start it over again anyway probably. It would have been nice not to have lost that, but I'll have fun playing with things again until I get back there. I was kind of frustrated at first though.

I'm currently playing through Dragon Warrior II for the NES and I'm simply exhausted and frustrated at the amount of grinding necessary before I can pick up the third person. There's a mission where I have to get the Mirror of Ra to reflect back the image and get the princess ready to go and the party is weak and the enemies are strong. It has literally, not figuratively, but literally been a few hours of working on leveling and gearing up just to make a run in a tower to get what I need.

I'm frustrated. I turned it off and went back to NHL 94, the greatest game of all time.

The last frustrating gaming moment I had occurred when I tried to play the game Bionic Dues (available on Steam). It started off fine as usual (I really liked the title song so I sat there listening to it for a while), and when I tried to choose one of the missions, I was able to learn how to walk around with tiny steps and fire at the enemies when necessary. I figured since I was new to the game, I didn't really have to configure too many things (or at least customize my character too much) so I just went into whatever missions were available, and each one used up 1 day. Since they told us we would have a total of 50 days to complete our main objectives, I figured that we were probably supposed to choose the missions very carefully, so I tried to start with what appeared to be the "easier" missions so as to not mess anything up (well, not too much anyways). However, when I started on one of the more difficult missions, there was this one enemy that kept saying it liked me and it wouldn't leave me alone. D= I couldn't move past it since it blocked me, and I wanted to detonate it but the game wouldn't let me, saying it would hit myself or something. lol (I guess they don't know how I play games like Counter-Strike. rofl Detonating yourself along with a group of opponents is such an awesome way to take out all of the enemies. =P ) Anyways, I ended up pressing just about every button I could see but since nothing happened, I finally decided to turn off the game to challenge it again later. Now that I think about it, that robot/enemy was pretty funny. It didn't say what the others said, which was, "Not like this...!"

Got mad a marvel puzzle quest punched my laptop screen and this is what happened to it.

Just about 30 minutes ago I was playing Sleeping Dogs on Steam. To get the game to work on Windows 10 in the first place I had to do a million things (installing several .dll files, compatibility mode, others I can't remember it was so long ago). It worked for a little while until I got well into one mission and everything froze. In the process of freezing my entire computer was locked up, so I had to do a hard restart.

I've tried to load the game several times again. Every time I've tried, it's crashed on loading.

FUN! But not really.

Fighting one of the bosses in Assault Android Cactus. Read the spoilers for details, but do so at your own risk because it will literally spoil the entire game for you.



Gah! lol

xI just started playing this game called Steep. It is a snowboarding, skiing, paragliding, wingsuit flying, and bobsled riding game with different challenges for all the different styles of sport. The challenges are ranked from easy to medium to hard. It is a very fun game to play, but a few of the hard challenges are darn near impossible to complete.

There is a challenge that I have been working on for about the past couple days to get the gold medal on. The challenge is on a very small half pipe and all you have to do is get enough points, and also pass through one checkpoint. It doesn't sound like much but in my opinion, it is the hardest one I have faced so far on this game. I pretty much get the checkpoint all the time, but I could never accrue enough points. This time I got lucky since I hit a double backflip right at the end. I almost threw my controller through the TV on a few occasions, but I have finally done it and moved on lol

Earlier, I was playing Tetris Battle Gaiden (SNES) with the intention of not losing any of the rounds against any of the characters so I could finally beat the game without any losses (win 2 rounds to win against a character, but if you lose even 1 round, it still goes on your record at the very end of the game). I did well in collecting blue smiley faces all the way up to the Dragon, but of course... one tiny error (I chose to use the wrong ability  ) and I lost the second round to the Grand Princess/Queen (the final boss). I still won in the end but now I have to try to beat the game all over again to win without any losses.

I've just made it up to the Eryth Sea in Xenoblade Chronicles. Be warned, an enemy's level doesn't give a good feel for how strong it is. I can handle several level 35 enemies at a time because all of my characters are at a slightly higher level, but there are some special enemies wandering about at the same level, and I just died over and over and over again trying to kill it, even going three on one. There's no reason a level 35-37 enemy should be as strong as a level 43 enemy. And in this game, that's a pretty wide gap in stats.

Idk if i posted here already, but anyway...

My most irritating moment: When i was playing Tomodachi Life for 1 hour and my mom picked up my 3DS and somehow rejected and injected the SD card accidentally. Bye bye, progress...

One fun thing: I knew my crush in Tomodachi Life liked waffles before i lost my progress. After i tried again, she still liked the waffles. So not EVERYTHING was gone.

MarioLucarioFan64 : Oh, you can post here as often as you like. It's about the last time you had a frustrating moment, not necessarily the most frustrating one.


My last frustrating gaming moment was a day or two ago. I was playing Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires on Chaos. My ruler had made me a Prefect and all was going well. Then he decided to take lead of a battle in (what I think was) one of the territories I was over, with only three officers (roughly 11,000 soldiers) against six or seven officers with over 22,000 soldiers. To make matters worse, the damage predictions said they would destroy the defenses entirely and the area would fall if they weren't stopped, and I had yet to lose a battle.

Of course we lost because my ruler in this particular round is an idiot. We've also lost some of our best officers because he can't retain them. *golf clap*


Seriously though, why, when you have 20+ officers, and among them some of the strongest officers in all of China, do you go out to meet six or seven officers commanding 22,000+ troops with only three officers commanding 11,000 troops? Especially when one of your territories is on the line? All I can figure is that you're a moron. lol

I was playing Homebrew - Vehicle Sandbox yesterday and the day before and was having some fun with the new weapons update. I was trying to dogfight with someone else in a bi-plane I build, but I couldn't seem to hit him. The whole time, I thought I was just a lousy shot, but the actual problem was something in the game on my end. I was getting sound effects, ammunition depletion, recoil and muzzle flash, but nothing was actually coming out of the gun lol. I was shooting blanks the whole time. I talked to one of the developers of the game and he said he's going to have to do some research before he can make a patch and the game can update, which mean that, until then, I'm just moving target practice for everyone else.

What I am dealing with right now: I keep getting screwed over while trying to beat this opponent in of the stories in Magic Duels on my XBOX ONE. 

My last frustrating game moment was a while ago. I was playing through the Normal Classic version of Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, and I ended up getting to Chapter 21, and I just could not get past it. I didn't even lose any units before the chapter, but I couldn't finish it, no matter how many times I tried. I literally sat on that chapter for an entire day, and I just couldn't do it. I immediately sold it because I thought it was bull crap, then moved on to some of my backlog (specifically Azure Striker Gunvolt, that game's fun)

My last frustrating gaming moments (yep, in plural) happened in Project CARS. Probably because that game on itself is my frustrating gaming moment.

First of all, the game detects I'm using a "shortcut" and thus my lap time is immediately disabled. Yeah, because in an enclosed public road there exist shortcuts, right? Or maybe it's because I'm not allowed to step into the left lane, even though the road is closed to traffic?

Second, the gearbox. For some strange reason, you randomly get a double upshift or downshift, meaning you gear up or down twice in a row. When accelerating is a pain because you lose momentum, and when braking you simply lose control of the car and spin out. They would probably say it's because this can happen in real life, but out of the 90 hours I've spent playing the game I've had like 10 double shifts per hour, if not more. Realism my ass.

Third, the lights. You attempt to start a race, the three red lights go on, and then goes the green light. Theoretically, you should be able to predict when the green light goes on, but in this game you can't. How in the world can the lights work differently every time I want to start a race at the EXACT SAME track?

I could list more, but these three have been happening recently. Good thing I'm hurrying to complete my unfinished business with this game and I'll be able to move on rather soon, because it's getting me on my nerves.