What is the Most Annoying Enemies in gaming

[evilartist]

Spoiler: This fucker pisses me off.

 

[Bek359]

Mass Effect 2 Husks, I could handle them in ME1 but they always outnumber me in ME2, I literally run away from them hoping my squad kills them for me.

Here's a helpful hint for you: Anything that knocks a Husk off its feet, be it Shockwave, Pull, Throw, Concussive Shot, etc. is an instant kill to a Husk or Abomination. This makes my Vanguard very happy, because Pull recharges in 3 seconds flat (for you, takes longer for your buddies), and Shockwave will insta-kill entire groups of them.

 

[Logic 0]

The fleamen from castlevania it's gets real annoying on one level with small platforms where they infinitely fall from the celing and knock you into spikes.

 

[Sir_Tor]

Cliff Racers from Morrowind

 

[Frozen Donkey Wheel2]

Those motherFUCKING scions from Mass Effect 2.


And the....whatever the fuck...those giant robot crab tank things. Polyphedrons, or whatever.

 

[hannan4mitch]

Enemies that can only be damaged when hit/shot in the back.

 

[IamSofaKingRaw]

Those damn Geckos from MGS4. I still have no idea how to kill those things w/o a rocket launcher. Otacon's "advice" over the codec didn't help either.

Shoot one of their fleshy legs then after they stumble over shoot the semi circle thing on their head. It'd be a problem to do that if yo uplay on Big Boss Extreme

 

[The Paradigm]

Headcrabs.
Dangerous? No. Annoying? Yes.

 

[xXGuitarShredXx]

Any spiders of any size in any game. I choose these mostly because I HATE spiders in real life with a passion...they're creepy...

 

[CaptainKoala]

Headcrabs.
Dangerous? No. Annoying? Yes.

Scanners are the most annoying for me. Or manhacks.

 

[TheStickman]

I've been playing Metroid Prime recently and have come to the conclusion that War Wasps are really damn annoying.

 

[feather240]

Those floating will-o-wisps from Mabinogi, I try and take down a bear and then they electrocute me to death and the bear mawls me.

 

[Imperioratorex Caprae]

Also the original Darknut from Legend of Zelda (NES)... These things killded me lotses with their random direction switches.

 

[SnootyEnglishman]

The Metroid insects in Metroid and Super Metroid.

 

[NekoRose]

Any enemy on Mercs 2, Too easy and too many.

 

[Con Carne]

I'd say other players. AI enemies aren't a$$holes when they win and can't talk smack when you finally beat them (unless its part of the story)

 

[BrailleOperatic]

The little jumping goblin things in Windwaker that spawned endlessly and made this annoying "nya" sound all the time.

 

[DonMartin]

Any of the supernatural beings in the Uncharted games.

Honestly, those things at the end of Uncharted gave me much, much less fond memories of that game. And even worse, at the end of Uncharted 2 i was desperately hoping that they wouldnt screw it up wi- Freaking Yeti? And after a while - Freaking Blue Guardians.

In a action adventure shooter set on PLANET EARTH, I want to fight proper bad guys. Different kinds of bad guys, sure. But HUMAN bad guys. What i do not want is Gollum's freaking family reunion, the snow monster from The Empire Strikes Back, and freaking ancient smurfs on steroids with crossbows.

Now, fantasy games, RPGs, RTSs, that's a different story. The can have all the freaking Smeagol smurfettes wearing goat fur all they want.

 

[inFAMOUSCowZ]

I forget what their called ( i think cliffriders or something like that) But they were the flying monsters in Morrowind. Those things were so annoying