Worst location in a game?

**Ralz** · 10-17-2010, 01:43 PM

I still hate Eggmanland Day Stage 1 from Sonic Unleashed. Evil level. Takes approximately 5097362746 tries just to memorize all the hazards.

The entire final battle of FFIII. No save point anywhere after entering Crycus Tower kills it for me.

Time Compression in FFVIII. Why bother exploring? You can't go anywhere or do anything. It's unnecessarily stupid.

Sandsea in FFXII. Misery and endlessness. Nuff said.

Its name escapes me, but that facility in FFXIII in Ch 10. The enemies are annoying, and the end-boss is super annoying.

Atlantica in KH2. This is just a complete culmination of fail.

There are probably tons more, but these are the ones that still loom over me even today.

EDIT

Originally Posted by Lily

The Great ****ing crystal. Seriously. No ****ing map? DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG IT TOOK ME TO GET OUT OF THAT ****ING PLACE?!

Oh yeah, this.

**Unlucky Rufus** · 10-17-2010, 06:27 PM

Originally Posted by Ralz

Time Compression in FFVIII. Why bother exploring? You can't go anywhere or do anything. It's unnecessarily stupid.

Thats a little too far, imo. It was still a good game, despite the lack of exploration. It had a awesome junction system, great story, and cool yet diverse characters.

**Rocky** · 10-17-2010, 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by Unlucky Rufus

Thats a little too far, imo. It was still a good game, despite the lack of exploration. It had a awesome junction system, great story, and cool yet diverse characters.

The junction system was alright, but the story was more farfetched than FF7's (which is saying a lot, coming from the cross-dressing schizophrenic main character), and cool yet diverse characters....?

SPOILER!!:

**Unlucky Rufus** · 10-17-2010, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by Rocky

The junction system was alright, but the story was more farfetched than FF7's (which is saying a lot, coming from the cross-dressing schizophrenic main character), and cool yet diverse characters....?

SPOILER!!:

More farfetched then ff7? WTF, They're both Final Fantasy games, are they supposed to be realistic? And personally thought they did a great job with the characters.

**Rocky** · 10-17-2010, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by Unlucky Rufus

More farfetched then ff7? WTF, They're both Final Fantasy games, are they supposed to be realistic? And personally thought they did a great job with the characters.

Not asking for a videogame to be realistic, but I would hope that it makes sense as far as story progression goes, which it did not at all. And personally I think the characters really suck and Square did a terrible job at making them and I can give you reasons and examples from the game, but your arguement is pretty sucky compared to mine so I'd rather not waste anymore time unless you care to respond.

**Unlucky Rufus** · 10-17-2010, 07:28 PM

Originally Posted by Rocky

Not asking for a videogame to be realistic, but I would hope that it makes sense as far as story progression goes, which it did not at all. And personally I think the characters really suck and Square did a terrible job at making them and I can give you reasons and examples from the game, but your arguement is pretty sucky compared to mine so I'd rather not waste anymore time unless you care to respond.

lolol, what arguement? No offense (and i mean that) but your just trolling on ff8.

**Rocky** · 10-17-2010, 08:30 PM

None taken, I'm not trolling and I'll break it down for you on why FF8 is not as great of a game as one may think.

Spoilers ahead kiddies, dont read this post if you haven't beaten ff8 yet.

So even though I beat the game, I haven't replayed it in awhile and my memory might be foggy so bear with me. The game starts with Squall, a student at Garden, training and getting ready for some missions that he is deployed to do. Get sent out to fight some country, do some crazy assassination mission on a train, cool. Then the whole Sorceress Edea storyarc appears. Failed assassination attempt on her, Squall is seen in bad condition at the cliffhanger ending of disc one. Not bad, let's continue.

Disc two. Squall and crew escape prison with the help of some ginger Sonic the hedgehog characters that apparently know him. After escaping, one of the Gardens get missiled into charcoal, so while one team attempts to stop the ICBM's, Squall has to battle Garden's main shareholder/accountant aka NORG. wtf is this I dont even After the battle though, everything is okay because NORG's people apologize on his behalf for trying to overthrow the school. Its all gravy. Unfortunately the missiles were not stopped but it's k because Squall accidently caused the Garden to sprout wings and fly away from the disaster. I'm not kidding. After that, some forces invade the flying circus in search for a girl that has been sending Squall back in time via flashbacks to change the present. The oddities continue when upon going through the wreckage of the old garden that got blasted, everyone all realizes at once that they were all raised in an orphanage together by the Sorceress who Squall was told to assassinate.

Do you really want me to continue explaining why this story is dumb, or have you not figured it out for yourself yet?