Playing Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, and was having a good time. Then they forced me to fight a few zillion dudes with their shitty combat system. After a few tries it completely ruined my interest in the game.
When was the last time you ragequit?
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Also in League about two weeks ago when I had what would have been my first Pentakill stolen by a teammate who I had told 20 times to back off on Teamspeak (my entire team was saying it too, he's actually been on thin ice with me for a while so he's been extra careful lately 
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That said I very rarely ragequit, it's more likely that Ill keep playing but be extremely irritated.
)zThat said I very rarely ragequit, it's more likely that Ill keep playing but be extremely irritated.
When I finally decided to try the Darkmoon covenant, and after an absurd amount of attempts I couldn't invade anyone. Apparently nobody made their Anor Londo dark, and the blue eye orb just generates "failed" messages for an hour. This might be more successful on the PS3 (I imagine there's more players than on PC), I just want to make sinners repent, dammit!
Penta steals huh? I get why people rage over them, but actually quitting over it though? Really? To be fair I got a quadra the other day with Caitlyn (oh no the AD Carry gets kills! Big surprise!) then I died and was fairly pissed but quitting over getting kills is sillyMiriaJiyuu said:Also in League about two weeks ago when I had what would have been my first Pentakill stolen by a teammate who I had told 20 times to back off on Teamspeak (my entire team was saying it too, he's actually been on thin ice with me for a while so he's been extra careful lately
That said I very rarely ragequit, it's more likely that Ill keep playing but be extremely irritated.
Oh and I think you can appreciate this one
CAN'T MILK THOSE
Literally five minutes ago.
Whenever there's a double XP weekend in Planetside 2, the entire playerbase transforms into a disorganised horde of suicidal zerglings. It's like waking up to a zombie apocalypse. There are no sunderers anywhere, the lag is incredible, no-one gives a crap about things like "capture points" and "squad markers,", and you can't walk five feet without being shot in the head by a guy on your own team who's constantly playing Gangnam Style in their proximity chat. Every square inch within fifty metres of the Crown explodes roughly six times a second.
It's kind of frustrating, and it's made worse by knowing that every minute you're not playing because you got overrun by the zerg and spawn camped for the eighteenth time in the past half hour, or because you and seven guys around you got wiped out by a grenade thrown by your teammate, you're missing out on that precious, precious double XP...
Whenever there's a double XP weekend in Planetside 2, the entire playerbase transforms into a disorganised horde of suicidal zerglings. It's like waking up to a zombie apocalypse. There are no sunderers anywhere, the lag is incredible, no-one gives a crap about things like "capture points" and "squad markers,", and you can't walk five feet without being shot in the head by a guy on your own team who's constantly playing Gangnam Style in their proximity chat. Every square inch within fifty metres of the Crown explodes roughly six times a second.
It's kind of frustrating, and it's made worse by knowing that every minute you're not playing because you got overrun by the zerg and spawn camped for the eighteenth time in the past half hour, or because you and seven guys around you got wiped out by a grenade thrown by your teammate, you're missing out on that precious, precious double XP...
duke nukem forever
swore i'd give it a decent chance but after wandering around for 30 minuets trying to find what the fuck i was meant to do i suddenly found out by way of a poorly scripted event that blew a hole in the wall slightly smaller than the hole it blew in my head and realized i was done
swore i'd give it a decent chance but after wandering around for 30 minuets trying to find what the fuck i was meant to do i suddenly found out by way of a poorly scripted event that blew a hole in the wall slightly smaller than the hole it blew in my head and realized i was done
Worms Revolution
I was playing with 3 friends, all of who decided to gang up on me, in spite of this I managed to survive to a point where I had an opportunity for an easy win, I got cocky, used a super sheep instead of an easy weapon, reduced my worm to a couple of HP.
Alt-F4 instantly.
I was playing with 3 friends, all of who decided to gang up on me, in spite of this I managed to survive to a point where I had an opportunity for an easy win, I got cocky, used a super sheep instead of an easy weapon, reduced my worm to a couple of HP.
Alt-F4 instantly.
Haha! - I'm having a problem with that too right now in the M2 campaign map.Meaning of Karma said:
Italy's a pain to navigate, and so are parts of the Alps and generally anywhere where a city is next to a river. One AI army, diplomat, princess, merchant, etc. blocking the pass? You're dude will forever be locked into strolling up and down it, turn after turn, as the pathfinding switches between the pass or a route that will take an additional 20 turns.
Ugh that was one of the biggest problems with FarCry 2 as well.You'd snipe a guy from the middle of a bush half a mile away and all his buddies would instantly know where you are.I was thinking of picking up FC3 after xmas but if it's just gonna be the same shit as FC2 then I might not bother(or at leat wait till it drops in price)Rednog said:
Unless you're playing on Nightmare difficulty it shouldn't be that hard.Flares will hold off enemies and you can drop them to create a barrier which can give you the few seconds you need to finish guys off.If there's a group then that's what the flare gun and flashbangs are forKaamos said:
OT:Finished Darksiders 2 last night and it pissed me off enough to quit a few times mainly due to camera issues.When you used the lock-on function the camera had an annoying habit of zooming in right behind your back if you were close to a wall or obstacle.This of course meant you couldn't see what the fuck was going on and resulted in several cheap deaths.A fun game overall but seriously how the fuck are we still having camera issues in 3D games in this day and age
I guess you could include Black Ops 2 as well but that's more resigned quitting than rage quitting.Like the other night when I put 4 shotgun rounds into a guy's back at close range and not one of them registered as a hit and then he just turned around and killed me.I fully expect shit like that to happen in COD games now so it doesn't even piss me off anymore.I'll just drop out of that lobby and join another
I hardly ever rage-quit, just seems like a silly/immature way to handle the challenge of a game. Whenever I hear/read that term, I just get this image of somebody cursing and sweating profusely as they scream at the top of their lungs. I sincerely hope I am wrong. Now quitting out of frustration on the other hand, that's a different story. That has happened to be quite a lot in my game-playing career.
A recent example would have to be when my friends and I tried to defeat one of the new-ish "raid" bosses in the Borderlands 2 DLC "Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty." More specifically, "Master Gee the Invincible." So...the strategy there is to outlive his corrosive damage that also damages him at the same time us? And what is the point of the worms that keep popping up? It's not like he does a whole lot of damage on his own, but the corrosive damage that seems to comes out of nowhere and melts us to goo in a manner of minutes is an absolute monster.
Then again, it had been a long night of Borderlands 2 and maybe we were all just tired, but that's really the only time I can recall just outright quitting out of frustration.
A recent example would have to be when my friends and I tried to defeat one of the new-ish "raid" bosses in the Borderlands 2 DLC "Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty." More specifically, "Master Gee the Invincible." So...the strategy there is to outlive his corrosive damage that also damages him at the same time us? And what is the point of the worms that keep popping up? It's not like he does a whole lot of damage on his own, but the corrosive damage that seems to comes out of nowhere and melts us to goo in a manner of minutes is an absolute monster.
Then again, it had been a long night of Borderlands 2 and maybe we were all just tired, but that's really the only time I can recall just outright quitting out of frustration.
I know your pain. What's worse, there's an achievement/trophy for going all the way up that skyscraper mini-game without firing a shot to defend yourself. Good luck with that one, it took me a good 45 minutes of torture. Most of the first half is memorizing where the enemies spawn and their firing patterns, but the second half is almost completely randomized luck. What a pain in the ass. I wish you the best if you attempt it.Nothing Tra La La said:
Considering I've played Etrian Odyssey, The Dark Spire, Dark Souls, do flawless no item max point all level all layout Tenchu game runs, a 1% item Metroid Fusion run, and dodged 200 consecutive lightning bolts in FFX, you would think that I would either ragequit frequently or have the patience of a saint. I generally lack patience, and yet I rarely ragequit.
Since I can't think of a recent ragequit I'll say that I about died of pure rage playing through Red Ninja: End of Honor. The actual game is not that hard. The controls take a lot of getting used to, and even then pulling off even simple stealth kills is iffy at times, but the bosses are INSANE.
Dark Souls bosses aren't THAT hard mostly, mainly 4 kings and ceaseless discharge until you safely make it into the crevice. But I'd rather fight 4 kings, AND Mega O, AND Mega S, at the same time, in a room full of curse frogs and razor clams, armed with the whip and no armor than fight Red Ninja's bosses ever again. You are fighting the camera the entire time so you rarely even see what hit you, and the bosses themselves are crazy.
I ragequit on the Armor god fight before the final boss. I've seen YT vids of how to cheese the boss, and even then it takes about 16 minutes to do and then the final boss comes in.
But even the first boss in Red Ninja was an ultimate super badass.
My main issue with that game is that you do very very little damage to anything with your attacks. Making the bosses hp bar move at all is mostly random luck because they outright deflect 90% of your attacks to begin with and take jack damage the other 10%.
This fight had me swearing and foaming at the mouth, in front of 2 of my friends actually. Took like 20 tries, at least.
and this was no better
and this is where I Ragequit. This vid is actually the second part of the fight. Which means that it starts about 6 minutes into the fight.
Its not me playing in the vids btw, just some poor poor soul.
Since I can't think of a recent ragequit I'll say that I about died of pure rage playing through Red Ninja: End of Honor. The actual game is not that hard. The controls take a lot of getting used to, and even then pulling off even simple stealth kills is iffy at times, but the bosses are INSANE.
Dark Souls bosses aren't THAT hard mostly, mainly 4 kings and ceaseless discharge until you safely make it into the crevice. But I'd rather fight 4 kings, AND Mega O, AND Mega S, at the same time, in a room full of curse frogs and razor clams, armed with the whip and no armor than fight Red Ninja's bosses ever again. You are fighting the camera the entire time so you rarely even see what hit you, and the bosses themselves are crazy.
I ragequit on the Armor god fight before the final boss. I've seen YT vids of how to cheese the boss, and even then it takes about 16 minutes to do and then the final boss comes in.
But even the first boss in Red Ninja was an ultimate super badass.
My main issue with that game is that you do very very little damage to anything with your attacks. Making the bosses hp bar move at all is mostly random luck because they outright deflect 90% of your attacks to begin with and take jack damage the other 10%.
This fight had me swearing and foaming at the mouth, in front of 2 of my friends actually. Took like 20 tries, at least.
and this was no better
and this is where I Ragequit. This vid is actually the second part of the fight. Which means that it starts about 6 minutes into the fight.
Its not me playing in the vids btw, just some poor poor soul.
Tribes: Ascend
Being an engineer in a capture the flag match is the single most frustrating thing you will ever do. Getting your ass kicked every few seconds and getting ganked at your own generators will not do anything to aid the holes my wall. A brick wall mind you.
Being an engineer in a capture the flag match is the single most frustrating thing you will ever do. Getting your ass kicked every few seconds and getting ganked at your own generators will not do anything to aid the holes my wall. A brick wall mind you.
Every few hours in ME3 MP I ragequit. Either of reasons might apply:
a) Banshee ninja-insta-through-wall-kill from a kilometer away (especially when I'm going solo)
b) Character stops responding to me mashing power buttons/consumable buttons - ending in demise of that poor
c) retarded assholes that don't do objectives but instead run around gunning down everything for no good reason
a) Banshee ninja-insta-through-wall-kill from a kilometer away (especially when I'm going solo)
b) Character stops responding to me mashing power buttons/consumable buttons - ending in demise of that poor
c) retarded assholes that don't do objectives but instead run around gunning down everything for no good reason
The last time that I can recall Rage-Quitting and is to date the only circumstance under which I Rage-Quit in something other than a single-player game is in Dark Souls just as I was about to explore the new area added with the Artorias of the Abyss expansion pack.
I literally got invaded as soon as I reached the very first bonfire. That's the area that the main character arrives at immediately after they traverse the portal leading to the new area.
There is a dedicated PVP area now yet they still want to ambush people before they can get their bearings? Bad form.
I literally got invaded as soon as I reached the very first bonfire. That's the area that the main character arrives at immediately after they traverse the portal leading to the new area.
There is a dedicated PVP area now yet they still want to ambush people before they can get their bearings? Bad form.
2 hours ago while playing Splosion Man.. Stage 2-6, those damn laser-shooting flying robots kept catching me in mid-jump and knocking me all over the place.
Yeah, I'm not very good at that game. It bugs me.
Yeah, I'm not very good at that game. It bugs me.
Like a month ago in League of Legends.
I was playing Syndra mid and I was up against Lux, I could never get close enough to hurt her because Syndra's range sucks. But that was not all. We had two guys top, while the other team had a jungler, now guess who got ganked all the time. Yes, me.
I was already in a bad mood so eventually decided to just stop and say "fuck this" before any real nerd rage happened.
After that a friend of mine got all butthurt that I left and we haven't spoken since.
Joy.
I was playing Syndra mid and I was up against Lux, I could never get close enough to hurt her because Syndra's range sucks. But that was not all. We had two guys top, while the other team had a jungler, now guess who got ganked all the time. Yes, me.
I was already in a bad mood so eventually decided to just stop and say "fuck this" before any real nerd rage happened.
After that a friend of mine got all butthurt that I left and we haven't spoken since.
Joy.
As it happens, I'm wearing Smough's armour. Combined with Havel's Ring, I'm still capable of going at full speed if I just wear the torso section, which I think is helpful because unfortunately, even when I tried to tank it, I just couldn't. Most of their sword swipes bounce off me, but when they stab it still deals a metric fuck ton of damage, same with their grab, magic, and AOE attacks. Apparently my shield is useless when it comes to blocking magic, so what I did yesterday was I went out and bought the Warrior's Round Shield, because apparently at Magic +5, it's the second best shield in the game for blocking magic, so I'm hoping that'll help out, I'm going to give it another go today. Since I've run up against a wall, I'll try to tank it one more time, too.The Wykydtron said:
I've beaten them before, but NG+ is just.... argh.
i feel the need to point out that you aren't a super spy YET, that's kind of the point of recruiting you, is that you are raw in skills, and makes the game more challenging (also extra dialogue options for recruits)Zhukov said:
if you treated it more like an rpg and less like a shooter, i feel you would've done alright in the shooter category. (not to mention by halfway through the game you can do headshots while on the move easily. if you are using pistol that is)
it does have some glaring flaws, but that doesn't stop it from being one of my top games ever (only reason why i quoted you was to point out the gameplay mechanic, too many people jump on it when it was MEANT to be an rpg shooter, not a shooter first.)
OT: FTL, I was boarded by 4 mantis's and of course they boarded right into my fucking engine room, killing my guy and the engines in there in probably 3 seconds, leaving half my ship damn near useless, and me being an engi ship, couldn't fight hand to hand combat for shit, so they then proceed to rape me into oblivion, while in previous ship to ship fights i'd won 10 fights in a row without being touched...
i fucking hate being boarded, god dammit.