AWKWARD ZOMBIE

When in doubt

present random shit to everyone

Volt in Tales of Eternia! I always dread him because he just wrecks the AI. Sometimes I luck out and get him stuck in a loop of Splash and being stunned by my Trident but apparently not on Hard Mode. I tried five times on my Hard run and I actually had to take a long break from him. I need to get back and grind but the fact that he has an attack that does a crapload of damage to everybody in an area and the AI isn't smart enough to get the hell out of the way makes him pretty frustrating. I can get out no problem but I need Meredy alive so she can help me keep him pinned.

I love every other part of the game but Volt is always a big hurdle for me.


Also, Magaki in King of Fighters XI. Projectiles everywhere! Which wouldn't be so bad if I could cancel them out but nope, you can't.

That immortal regenerating Necromorph in Dead Space. God I hat it. Who thought putting an immortal enemy in the game would be a good idea?

it's actually like the only parts of any of the games that actually have, you know, a horror aspect to them

Hardest part of the game for me because I blew all my ammo killing that thing over and over.

the point is to incapacitate it, then ignore the shit out of it, and focus on anything else in the room
otherwise you're basically asking for it to murder your face

This, in the GSC era at least. It wasn't so bad when I was playing SoulSilver

FUCK YOU AND YOUR STAGE QUICK MAN.

Oh my god! I hate Quickman! Not as much as the turret boss, but I still hate Quickman.


Oh, and thanks for reminding me of the boss gauntlet in Mega Man 1. I freaking hate that part! It's the only reason why I can't beat that game. I always ragequit at that point. Always.

*Can get past the falling segments in Quickman's stage without using Flash Stopper*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABgkxJ088BI

That's pretty much my reaction to finding this out.

Forum weapons are fun.

Seriously, throw in the fact I died with my last life on quick man...fuck.

If I remember correctly, you had to prove that the Blackmail Letter DIDN'T have anything to do with Ron, and as the letter mentioned a red ring he had, you are supposed to present the Newspaper Article that says that the only gem DeLite ever got - in his first heist - was blue

Still a tad farfetched, though.

I wasn't talking to Ron DeLite at the time, though, I was talking to Luke Atmey. I was trying to prove that the blackmail letter was for him and not Ron and earlier in the episode, when you talk to Luke he mentions he was given a red ring as a "prize" for returning a stolen painting.

I assumed that Phoenix, upon presenting the letter, would say something along the lines of "Hey, remember when you told me this thing earlier? Well, I remembered it and now I can prove it was you." Phoenix often mentions things witnesses told him outside of court during a trial, so I assumed he would do it here.

The newspaper article makes sense in order to prove Ron's gem was blue, not red, but normally that wouldn't even be necessary, Phoenix would just say "I heard this earlier" and the judge would accept it. So it's more of an "expectations of what Phoenix will say have been unnecessarily changed."

The entirety of the Shadow Temple in Ocarina of Time. It creeps the fuck out of me every single time.