video game bosses/ levels that made you rage quit?

Junker from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. That's the only boss that I've raged at so hard that I actually gave up on and haven't touched the game for years.

As for levels, one of the levels on the last page of Yoshi's Story. Can't remember which one, but that's how I broke my iPod screen.

Dance water, dance

 

Really? Huh. Junker was a completely unremarkable boss fight for me. If we are going with Mario & Luigi encounters, the Shroob Princesses have been by far the hardest one for me (I haven't played Dream Team nor Paper Jam yet).

 

Air Man and Demyx are definitely in my top 10. There's also countless games I don't remember so surely there's more than that.

 

NO! NO! You shut your whore mouth! Oh my god, it's too late--I'm getting PTSD flashes. *goes into fetal position*

 

Culex in Super Mario RPG: Legend of The Seven Stars. Impossible to beat...

 

Sephiroth in FF7. I wasn't spoiled going in and my party was a bit under-leveled. I ground through the first couple morphs, sat through the cut scenes, etc. thought I had finally won, only to discover that wasn't even his final form. I died. Had to do the whole thing over again. So. much. rage.

 

Oh I god damn hated Leviathan and Ravana extreme in final fantasy 14. I refuse to do Ravana anymore if anyone asks.

 

If you spend time doing co-op on other people's games, you'll learn his movement patterns so it won't be as difficult than facing him head-on. Also, if you play on NG+ it's a lot harder.

Bloodborne is my first "souls" game. A lot of people say Bloodborne is much more difficult than the Dark Souls series ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I don't think so though, I heard Dark Souls is hard before Bloodborne even came out. Since I loved Bloodborne, I'll definitely be getting Dark Souls 3.

 

That sleepy guy from mario amd luigi dream team..... I've never beat that game to date!

 

The last race in nfs the run I maintained the lead the entire race multiple times but at the last part where I have to dodge a bunch of crates I always ended up crashing and the ai of course dodges all of them and I lose since the finish line is right after there didn't help that the race was long as hell too I never finished that game it's been 5 years now and never going to finish it either

 

I'm only okay at games ;-;

 

Mafia 2, the shoot out at the dock... Do I have to say any more..

 

I laughed.

 

This thing is the bane of every SMT fan who has ever lived, particularly those who have made their way through the Devil Survivor games. These are his crimes -

He's resistant to any elemental magic (takes half damage)
He absorbs physical attacks (he's healed by them)
He nullifies status effects
He gets an automatic extra turn every skirmish
He's got a range of about eight tiles, which means he can attack you without having to take any attacks in return.
All three of his skills are classed as Almighty (means there's no way to mitigate the damage)
His skill 'Spawn' damages you and causes a status effect that if not healed damages you again and spawns units to fight for him.

You basically need Almighty skills on your magic teams while your physical team (i.e. Atsuro) takes out the mini flies created by Spawn and heals your other teams. Even then it's a war of attrition, unless you've somehow managed to get Holy Dance on all your demons, in which case things get slightly easier. Good luck pulling that feat of fusioning off though.

This guy isn't even the final boss of Devil Survivor.:eusa_doh:

 

The Bloodstarved Beast in Bloodborne. I get angry just thinking about his name. I spent like three days fighting him.

Another one that comes to mind is Jecht a the end of Final Fantasy X. Granted I was a little kid so more than likely my characters were horribly built and I quite honestly don't know how I finished that game as a kid.

 

Mike Tyson from Mike Tyson’s Punch Out, The final boss from Contra 3, Any story-mode race from F-Zero GX.

 

Sahalanthropus from mgs5

 

People who say Bloodborne is easier are weird. The game was specifically designed to be easier than the Dark Souls series on Sony's request to broaden the audience. So it was made as easy as they felt they could make it without ruining the studio's image with releasing difficult games. Some people might feel it's more difficult because they're too used to the Souls series because Bloodborne rewards offensive playstyles more and sort of expect you to do it while the Souls series rewards defensive playstyles by having the player dodge more and learn which attacks are safe to block against.

If you liked Bloodborne though, I strongly suggest you try out the Souls games. I played a little bit of Dark Souls 3 and it felt really good. I'm hoping the game holds up to the demo I played.

 

Hahaha, it is easier. Bloodborne is a faster paced game than Dark Souls. You can basically run through the whole game if you are skilled enough not to get hit.
You definitely need to be aggressive in this game but learn when to be defensive obviously through quick movements & dashes because there are no use of shields (there is a wooden shield but it's useless imo) which is probably the reason why some Dark Souls vets that play Bloodborne think it's hard. lol.

I will definitely be playing the 3rd one when it comes out & when that's finished, the 2nd & maybe first one. lol.