What is the Most Annoying Enemies in gaming

[Daystar Clarion]

Nothing annoys me, I love fighting all en-ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL

Bah those guys are easy. I just mowed him down with a SMG with fire ammo. Scions are far worse. Their attack goes past cover and deals a shit ton of damage. On top of that they also don't fucking die unless you dump an entire sniper clip into them.

Nah, it's not that they're hard. I'm just annoyed by the repetition of his phrases, over and over and over and over and over and...

 

[Tenkage]

Other players on MW2.

You know what I mean.

I do know what you mean

 

[Tenkage]

never go into Old Olney without knowing what a 'deathclaw' is.
just... don't.

Yeah, I agree with that, Deathclaws are gonna be in my nightmares, I mean they are as fast as a Cheetah, they hit like a Tank, and they are as tough as one

 

[ALuckyChance]

The lizardmen in Risen, especially the Lizardmen warriors and priests. Those bastards hit ungodly hard.

 

[imnot]

Nothing annoys me, I love fighting all en-ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL

Bah those guys are easy. I just mowed him down with a SMG with fire ammo. Scions are far worse. Their attack goes past cover and deals a shit ton of damage. On top of that they also don't fucking die unless you dump an entire sniper clip into them.

Nah, it's not that they're hard. I'm just annoyed by the repetition of his phrases, over and over and over and over and over and...

scions where horrible, theyre the big guys with the husks right? and the asumong direct control thing wasnt hard so much as annoying, and awsome.

 

[Quantupus]

Manhacks in Half-life 2. They're not nearly as annoying after you get the gravity gun, but before that... damn.

 

[Atmos Duality]

Red Bubbles - Zelda (Second Quest only)
Eggplant Wizard - Kid Icarus
Nightmares (both varieties) - Megaman X6
Deepground Sniper - FF7: Dirge of Cerberus
Bungee Zombie - Plants vs Zombies

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Any random Pokemon encounters qualify when you want to get somewhere.

That could be said of any game that uses random encounters. In fact I will say that, any enemy in any game that uses random encounters when I'm trying to get somewhere or solve the puzzle in the given dungeon.

 

[Tenkage]

Any random Pokemon encounters qualify when you want to get somewhere.

That could be said of any game that uses random encounters. In fact I will say that, any enemy in any game that uses random encounters when I'm trying to get somewhere or solve the puzzle in the given dungeon.

Agreeable, good to level grind, but I always seem to notice that when ever I'm trying to leave (to heal or find that Save Point) I get more encounters....

 

[sun_and_earth]

Ambling Bellows in Final Fantasy XIII. The only way to beat it is to get lucky I do not care what you say. Took me nearly 45 minutes to kill the thing, and it wasn't even a boss!

 

[SelectivelyEvil13]

Goblin Warlords in Oblivion. If you at a high level, it's like fighting a drug-addicted, hyper-violent, spasmodic rhino in the apparently frail body of a scantily armored goblin. Due to the abhorrent leveling in that game, when you're lvel 38 for example, these [expletive] [expletive]s take such a wailing it's absurd. Absolutely nothing wears them down, yet they come at you like they're in bullet-time. And for what? Maybe a few gold coins and a wooden spoon. And at the end of a whole dungeon full of these buggers? Maybe a few more gold coins. And a shovel.

 

[blankedboy]

Cliffracers from Morrowind. About as dangerous as soggy bread, but those disease ridden buggers are everywhere.

Ima change my vote to second this.

It's a good thing they're not in Tamriel Rebuilt...
But TR does bring about 50 new diseases to the mix, so, yeah...

Tamriel Rebuilt? What's that, some kind of mod?

It's a completely-fucking-awesome mod that's in the process of creating mainland Morrowind as opposed to just Vvardenfell, so far it's about a quarter done.
Also, I'm applying to help them out with quests

Linky [http://www.tamriel-rebuilt.org/]

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Any random Pokemon encounters qualify when you want to get somewhere.

That could be said of any game that uses random encounters. In fact I will say that, any enemy in any game that uses random encounters when I'm trying to get somewhere or solve the puzzle in the given dungeon.

Agreeable, good to level grind, but I always seem to notice that when ever I'm trying to leave (to heal or find that Save Point) I get more encounters....

...but when you're all healed up and ready to level grind (or 'train' as I like to call it) they all seem to be suspiciously absent.

 

[Micky_PX]

Don't know if anyone else here played it but Hecklers from Anarchy Online. It was typical MMO logic. They give a disproportional amount of XP when compared to the rest of the monsters in the game and as a result, you pretty much spent the bulk of your time killing them over and over.

Also, Raw Shocks from Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. The whole "hug attack" that they do and the annoying WiiMote shaking that followed to get them off got tiresome very quickly in my opinion.

 

[Tenkage]

Any random Pokemon encounters qualify when you want to get somewhere.

That could be said of any game that uses random encounters. In fact I will say that, any enemy in any game that uses random encounters when I'm trying to get somewhere or solve the puzzle in the given dungeon.

Agreeable, good to level grind, but I always seem to notice that when ever I'm trying to leave (to heal or find that Save Point) I get more encounters....

...but when you're all healed up and ready to level grind (or 'train' as I like to call it) they all seem to be suspiciously absent.

Bingo...its like they know...

 

[Dragonborne88]

The stupid wall crawly guys in Deadly Premonition. They weren't hard, they just took forever to kill. And by the end of the game, they threw like 4 in a row at you, which would easily take 10 - 20 minutes to get through depending on your weapon.

Nothing worse then a time sink enemy that is super easy. It's like getting slapped in the face every time you start to enjoy yourself.

 

[Eatbrainz]

Wraiths from Oblivion.

 

[MiracleOfSound]

I'm gonna go with the husks from mass effect 2, hordes of them, climbing out of nowhere, then mobbing over you AND ONLY YOU and doing they're stupid knock back drunken retard stiffarm attack that can kill you in 3 hits on higher difficulties despite the fact you are waring space armor. so clusterfuckingly irritating.

Knockback and stagger attacks are just fucking lame in any game.

The husks were so annoying on Insanity, but the most frustrating enemy I can remember spamming these were the trolls from Oblivion...

 

[Tenkage]

I'm gonna go with the husks from mass effect 2, hordes of them, climbing out of nowhere, then mobbing over you AND ONLY YOU and doing they're stupid knock back drunken retard stiffarm attack that can kill you in 3 hits on higher difficulties despite the fact you are waring space armor. so clusterfuckingly irritating.

Knockback and stagger attacks are just fucking lame in any game.

The husks were so annoying on Insanity, but the most frustrating enemy I can remember spamming these were the trolls from Oblivion...

I heard of trolling in games, but this is ridiculus

 

[Mozza444]

Any thing that's fast in groups and explodes.
Also poison.