The enemies you dreaded most
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Yeah, those bastards can go back to the fiery depths of hell. Also those damn nukes with legs- The Sectopods, the death of any hardened squad in the first encounter.tippy2k2 said:Chryssalid (AKA Purple Zerg fucks):
My first play-through was my squad getting completely decimated by these bastards. They cut through my squad like a hot knife through butter. The death...the horror.......
I've gotten used to how to fight these things in my second play-through but they are still the first things I fire at when they show themselves. I've heard that they LOST powers/abilities between the original and this one. I'd hate to see what this thing looked like earlier...
EDIT: Speak of the devil! Look who shows up as post #3
I actually faced a bug in UFO: Enemy Unknown that turned the Chryssalid and Chryssalid zombies invisible (but luckily were informed with "enemies in sight"). Have fun with that...Saviordd1 said:
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Unlike the pussified versions in the new game the originals were absolutely terrifying enemies, especially your first time.
This is pretty much how I feel about Draugr in Skyrim.fix-the-spade said:
Anytime I had to go into a dungeon (which was all the time), I'd think to myself "Please, just this once...no more freaking Draugr.
"Just to spare me from the sheer annoyance factor...please let this underground enclosed dwelling be Draugr free.
"Oh look. Coffins. M@#$@#$#$ker!"
I haven't completed Metroid Prime because of them.RejjeN said:
No, don't lock the doors!
It's getting dark!
The music!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
To be fair, the music alone can scare me shitless. Metroid Prime is the scariest 12 rated game I've ever played simply because the atmosphere is fantastic.
The Regenerator from Dead Space is pretty high on my list.
But he doesn't come close to the bear from Condemned 2: Bloodshot
Ooh, I just thought of another one.
But he doesn't come close to the bear from Condemned 2: Bloodshot
Ooh, I just thought of another one.
Rasklapanje. At least RE4 Regenerators stay dead.
I second Skeleton Wheels and fighting Doran fairly.
Bloathead Sorcerers, notably in that one big room, can get mildly annoying as well. (Or by this thread's nomenclature... dreadful.)
Also, these Cannon Towers from VC2:
Final Fantasy Tactics: Advance had multiple of these. But the Assassin makes the top of the list . Ridiculously fast, jump higher than any unit in the game, high attack, evasion and MP, have access to some of the most lethal weapons in the game, can insta-kill you. About as brittle as dry rice krispies, but by the time you get to them they've already murdered several of your team.
The vampire comes close as a second. Ridiculous amounts of HP, can TELEPORT, i.e. height position makes no difference, high MP and attack, and when you kill them they resurrect after 3 turns and return to full HP.
Giant Frostbite spiders in Skyrim. Not really tough, but they're so hideous I always almost shout out loud "GTFO OF MY FACE AAAAAAGGHHHHH!!!!" while fighting them.
captcha: more chocolate. Why yes, yes indeed!
The vampire comes close as a second. Ridiculous amounts of HP, can TELEPORT, i.e. height position makes no difference, high MP and attack, and when you kill them they resurrect after 3 turns and return to full HP.
Giant Frostbite spiders in Skyrim. Not really tough, but they're so hideous I always almost shout out loud "GTFO OF MY FACE AAAAAAGGHHHHH!!!!" while fighting them.
captcha: more chocolate. Why yes, yes indeed!
The protozoid slimers from Duke Nukem 3D
To this day I cannot or can barely play levels from that game that have that enemy in it. That screen-hugging face-eating attack animation scared the shit out of me when I was younger and I still can't face it.
Just google image it :<
To this day I cannot or can barely play levels from that game that have that enemy in it. That screen-hugging face-eating attack animation scared the shit out of me when I was younger and I still can't face it.
Just google image it :<
Ahh...the CazardorThe Crotch said:I often play melee-oriented characters, so...
Is that... the first Descent?MichiganMuscle77 said:
I played a Strict Stealth Sniper build and even then these things sucked at medium levels. Nice to be at max though and introduce them to 50 cal explosive rounds fired from 2-3 miles away.
While SMT: Nocturne has its fair share of ballcrackingly hard battles, I think that the one that stands out is the Matador fight.
He is not joking
He just shows up out of the blue and turns a midly hard game into a nightmare. Unless you know EXACTLY what to do he'll wreck the shit out of you with great ease. I know people that quit the game because they couldn't win against him.
And he's only the third boss. (I think...)
He is not joking
He just shows up out of the blue and turns a midly hard game into a nightmare. Unless you know EXACTLY what to do he'll wreck the shit out of you with great ease. I know people that quit the game because they couldn't win against him.
And he's only the third boss. (I think...)
Since your gear won't save you You'd be best off fighting Havel naked. Fast roll, boom.lRookiel said:Frission said:I killed Capra demon no problem, Before seeing your post btw "yay I did it on my ownthesilentman said:
atleast you can take a couple hits from the Capra demon but with Havel it's ONE hit and you are dead. I'm playing the slow tanky guy so dodging his attacks is difficult.
For me it has to be - Those goddam Dragonslayer Archers in Anor Londo. New Game + = Heartbreak.
Or Smough and Ornstein, since on my first game I'd accidentally killed Solaire and my XBL had expired so I was stuck offline!
Captcha - Walk the walk
I was strutting when i finally beat them after 4 hours!
This cheerful gal right here...
In fact pretty much ANY enemy from Silent Hill 3; I hated the lot of them, not because they were scary but because they were all quite adept at kicking my ass if I decided to fight instead of taking the sensible action (run.)
FFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU...
In fact pretty much ANY enemy from Silent Hill 3; I hated the lot of them, not because they were scary but because they were all quite adept at kicking my ass if I decided to fight instead of taking the sensible action (run.)
FFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU...
Bah, they have got nothing on the hobgoblin witch doctors.Lawnmooer said:
The witch doctors pack a good deal of moderate to high damage attacks, mostly in the form of fire spells, and when the difficulty gets higher the spells get exponentially more powerful. You do the math; they will often take a good chunk out of your health before you even notice. Furthermore, they are often paired with hobgoblin clerics who in turn can cast fear on you. Unless you are a Paladin (or have some kind of fear immunity granting item) you will get fried. Worse yet, on higher difficulties the clerics get a fire meteor AOE spell, which combined with the above means you can pretty much start singing "And it burns, burns, burns. The ring of fire...the ring of fire." while your charcter is turned into slag.
Of course the hobgoblins have in turn got very little on the beholders. Those guys can effectively insta-kill you without even giving you some kind warning or hint.
Cazador's in New Vegas were the bane of my existence the first time I played because I never stocked up on antivenom so one hit from one of those fuckers would end up killing me and led to me having to trek have way across the wasteland just to get back to where I was.
Every Heaven Smile in Killer7. Every Rabit variant of enemy in Borderlands 2 (seriously unless properly equiped they constantly melee you into FFYL) and Super badasses.
My first encounter with the Flood:
I had just gotten an Xbox and Halo for my birthday, had a friend over who had already played it. So we played the campaign on co-op up to the first level where you encounter the Flood. And at the time, it was the most brutal, nerve racking experience in games I had ever played (bear in mind I was 12, and yes I turned out fine.) After the long fight out of the compound, with countless deaths and checkpoints, my friend wanted to show me what the Flood does to living marines. "Let them die? But we NEED them!" I cried out. My friend replied that we could easily go back to the last checkpoint, which was right before, so I reluctantly agreed.
After witnessing all of our allies turn, my friend hit pause, and proceeded to start resetting. Instead, he accidentally hit "Restart Level." As we go back ALL the way to the beginning, I sit there in horror, and my friend turns to me and says "I think this is a sign we should stop playing this level."
Fun times.
I had just gotten an Xbox and Halo for my birthday, had a friend over who had already played it. So we played the campaign on co-op up to the first level where you encounter the Flood. And at the time, it was the most brutal, nerve racking experience in games I had ever played (bear in mind I was 12, and yes I turned out fine.) After the long fight out of the compound, with countless deaths and checkpoints, my friend wanted to show me what the Flood does to living marines. "Let them die? But we NEED them!" I cried out. My friend replied that we could easily go back to the last checkpoint, which was right before, so I reluctantly agreed.
After witnessing all of our allies turn, my friend hit pause, and proceeded to start resetting. Instead, he accidentally hit "Restart Level." As we go back ALL the way to the beginning, I sit there in horror, and my friend turns to me and says "I think this is a sign we should stop playing this level."
Fun times.
apparently not a popular choice, but i'm gonna have to go with the creeper, from minecraft. no enemy's ever ruined my day quit as often as that thing.
These enemies are not even fun. Especially their stupid instakill moveMr Dizazta said:
They were annoying my first game, but invest in a good ole' Goliath (Alloy Shiv) and maybe a heavy here and there, no problemotippy2k2 said:
Personally, I'd have to say the Akantor from Monster Hunter. Bastard was so hard, it was alright to dodge his moves but he took so much damage to kill. There were probably harder enemies, but he was the biggest.
Captcha: rain go away. Obviously whoever makes them lives near me.