Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway just because that to be continued screen bugs me even more due to the godawful Furious four.
What is the most irritating ending?
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Just Cause 2, I did not get the ending at all I beat the game 6 times and I still don't get it.
Are you fucking kidding me, Escapist? More than six pages of posts about irritating endings, and not even a mention of the blasphemy that was Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt?
Skip to 8:06 for full effect.
someone probably already told you but the water was contaminated with uranium alot but your right kinda "not real"N1ceDreamz said:
OT: for kinda irritating halo 2/3 i am a big halo fan but i was kinda like "wa fuck?!?!?"
Well, I guess MGS 2. I'm a fan of the series but that ending...
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Honestly, the most irritating ending to me is any game (or media in general) where the heroes overcome insurmountable odds. I understand not all people like endings like Othello, and want the prince to live happily with the princess or what have you, but it's just not reasonable. Sometimes, the bad guys win, and when you make the villain out to be nigh invincible, only for deaus ex machina to come along and save the day, you're just playing the easy way out. I myself wouldn't want everything to be depressing in such a manner, but it would be nice for authors, directors, etc. to understand that it just is too predictable.
In order to put the prior statement into a less biased context, let me just say that I am actually quite fond of happy endings. You know, the kind that make you go 'awww' or when you get that joyous tear in your eye.
Bleach:The Diamond Dust Rebellion
It came on at around 1 a.m on Adult Swim and I figured I'd give it a shot.
Time the villain spent wounding or nearly killing every bad ass in the Bleach universe:
70 minutes
Time and effort spent showing how utterly god mode the villain had just become through use of an artifact:
5 minutes
Time the wisest character in the universe spent extrapolating on how incomprehensibly powerful and unstoppable the villain currently was:
4 minutes
Time the main characters spent scaling the villain (now a giant dragon) and effortlessly killing all of his minions:
12 minutes
Time spent actually fighting and defeating the basically Galactus-of-Bleach-Universe villain when they reach him:
7 seconds
I was the definition of furious with how utterly anticlimactic this garbage piece of film was. I despised Bleach after the first 70 or 80 episodes, and after that movie I vowed to continue my frothing hatred forever.
It came on at around 1 a.m on Adult Swim and I figured I'd give it a shot.
Time the villain spent wounding or nearly killing every bad ass in the Bleach universe:
70 minutes
Time and effort spent showing how utterly god mode the villain had just become through use of an artifact:
5 minutes
Time the wisest character in the universe spent extrapolating on how incomprehensibly powerful and unstoppable the villain currently was:
4 minutes
Time the main characters spent scaling the villain (now a giant dragon) and effortlessly killing all of his minions:
12 minutes
Time spent actually fighting and defeating the basically Galactus-of-Bleach-Universe villain when they reach him:
7 seconds
I was the definition of furious with how utterly anticlimactic this garbage piece of film was. I despised Bleach after the first 70 or 80 episodes, and after that movie I vowed to continue my frothing hatred forever.
Halo 2, although it was one of the best games ever, it just cut to black. Kinda like the Sopranos.
I would have to say Stargate SG-1. To explain...
The most advanced race in the galaxy destroys themselves for no reason so they can "ascend to a higher plane of existance" and the ending comes out of nowhere. In the end none of the plot threads are wrapped up and nothing happens.