Quick time events and invisible walls.

Mine is probabl-*random encounter*
Like I was saying... It's prob-*random encounter*
It's r-*random encounter*
RANDOM ENCOUNTERS!!!!-*random encounter*
Seriously, random encounters are the one thing I hate about Pokemon.

Team Fortress 2:

We______Need______Medics

Being accused of hacks when I play shooters.
QT events, >.< friggin force-unleashed series.
Children that play planetside 2
Immature people of any age.

I don't mind squeakers, as long as they're mature.

people on pvp servers who donate like a million dollars then keep spamming that they are a PvP boss and that they're so much better than anyone else

1 word... Lag...


- Jack

When I fail at parkour

Fighting the final boss, taking his/her HP to zero, only to find out that they have a "secret weapon", then they transform into a more harder boss, with it's HP back to full, if not, increased. -_-

When I am playing Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness (old game, but still cool ), and I do a combo control (action key + jump key etc.) and it only registers one button. Then, I end up falling off a cliff, dying, and starting the level over.

really? noone dislikes Level Grinding? Wow.

Kids with level 60 charizards with cut, fly, flamethrower, and slash. They think they can't be beat....

The third gym in Pokemon Firered and mountain climbing in Skyrim

Boo house levels in Mario

In Black Ops 2 people get mad at you for NOT quickscoping, and sniping the way a sniper is supposed to be used. In ghosts people don't quickscope for some reason.. but what annoys me most is when people rub their fingers on their mic or breathe into it. That annoys me so much when I'm trying to talk/listen to people. And I can never find out who is doing it because 4 other people are talking and I'd have to mute them all and unmute and all that, by then I'd be dead or the match would be over, and that's not worth it

Tailing someone in Mario Kart who suddenly puts a banana peel behind them is quite annoying.

Omochao and i'm sure we all know why...

Mario 3D World. World 3's Boss (First.).

Go die in a hole Pom Pom.

1. StarCraft Learning Curve: I was getting into this game. I really was. Killing little groundbased running monsters is a cinch. Level 4 - Defend the base against flying monsters that come in packs of 20 and shoot poison that removes soldiers instantly and the only thing that can kill them, missile towers, relatively quickly. Not to mention that bunkers are very, very weak compared to how they are actually represented. I haven't played since because I know I will lose, no matter how much I tell myself I'm awesome.
2. Team Fortress 2 Professional Snipers.
3. The first Starbound boss that has almost entirely no warning or guide for preparation beyond; "careful, ANYONE could appear!".
4. The very, very odd damage system in Fallout: New Vegas. First thing, you're popping heads off with a 10mm pistol, next, your caravan shotgun doesn't seem too effective, even when the absolutely ridiculous AI plants itself right next to you.
5. Games made for celebrities. Dwarfs F2P. Yep. Yogscast is now a brand? What?!

That's easy! Generally my biggest pet peeve is game cinematics. Which is the main reason most new games suck. When the line started getting blurry between game/movie is when games started getting boring for me and I had to put them down or take them in stacks to the goodwill. I hate it when I buy a game think is going to be really good and then I end up feeling like I am sitting through a movie and through a set linear storyline. Most game developers just need to go suck on a rock!

water levels

Hackers in TF2. Especially aimbotters.

People who understand the game more than you do and can't stand not to tell you so. REPEATEDLY.

any little kid that will do something potentially annoying in ANY game

Before we get further off topic, mine is regenerating health. Doesn't make the game hard anymore, get hurt, hide for a bit, come back good as gold. Don't need potions, never need to pay attention until you see red.

P.S I created this, but I quit the account.

Octeyes.

Losing to him.

Is there anything more humiliating than losing to THIS?

I get extremely annoyed with apps, PC games, etc make you buy stuff, for example:


Oh no! You have died! Pay one gem to live! Oh your out of gems? Well come on and buy some there only $99.00! (I quickly delete the game)

Edit: Also another thing that annoys me that isn't on a video game is on youtube or some site that runs on subscribers, people say Sub4Sub?

Level grinding in RPGs. except for one... SKYRIM! And fallout, thats good too.

Get all the way up mt silver just so red can just kick your but and send you back down.

Back tracking

1. That Miltank in Pokemon Gen 2. You know which one I mean.
2. PKMN Gen Wunners. All gens are good.
3. Game endings completely ruined by your friend telling you what's going to happen
4. Bad game endings
5. Bad games

I hate it when that jigglypuff just kills you and causes you to lose to the Pokemon Champion

LOL no. I hate it when I get sniped through walls in COD Ghosts. I hate it in pokemon when you get the game and is going through it, and your friend is like 3 gyms ahead of you and ruins EVERY POKEMON BY SAYING "Oh! Look at this cool thing! IT"S A FLETCHLINDER!" And now, I basically know the whole pokedex for pokemon x and y, yet I only have 1 gym badge. D:<

From many games where completion percentage is of the essence: GAME BREAKING GLITCHES. "Just one more thingy and I will have 100% completion! *gets thingy* WHAT? 99.9% completion? FFFFFFFFF..."

Watching my brother play.
I recently saw my brother play Half-Life 2 and it was the most infuriating thing I have ever seen. I would tell him what to do, do the complete opposite, die, then scream "What do I do?" -_-

I also hate when I'm in the Battle Factory in Pokemon SoulSilver and I'm one win away until I battle the Frontier Brain, then the 20th trainer absolutly destroys me.

Spending 70 hours on Pokemon X and never finding a shiny Pokemon, and my friend, who's only played for about 50 hours, has found a shiny ZAPDOS!!!! >.<

This is literally the smallest gripe ever, but... people who make Skyrim artwork with the sigil of Akatosh, but leave the wing intact. If they put it on an imperial soldier's uniform that's fine, but using the unbroken symbol and saying it's the Skyrim logo is just wrong.

When i go to dig a fossil on Animal Crossing New Leaf and i miss, then i have to go fill THAT hole and i miss again!