10 Video Game Missions That Are 100% Pure Torture
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- Some video game missions are oppressively challenging or just downright annoying.
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The final battle with Aiden Gillen in Quantum Break had an unskippable like 7 min cutscene you had to sit through every time you died. Pure torture.
Thank God I play games on easy difficulty. My hardest was last enemy in Deadpool or last driving mission in dying light the following where you had to cross the whole map
Crisis core also comes to mind, the amount of times I died to genesis at the end to watch that cutscene over and over again made me throw my psp
@@adityarai5861 i play on story i'm here you're here
@@TheChilipepper77 u still on psp?
I remember that! It suuuuuuuucked
I always hate it, when "hard" as a difficulty means you die in one hit and the enemy tanks nearly infinite hits
what else would it be?
@@PongoDaMan better/smarter bots
Something other than that honestly. Add more enemies as an alternative or something.
@@PongoDaMan It would be you die in one hit, but the enemy as well, the actual difficulty lies in there being many of them, they actually hit when they shoot, they get way more intelligent tactics and move more intelligent.
But that would probably increase the development cost of the AI, so bullet sponges it is most of the time.
More HP, less ammo, more enemies. Its got to be a good balance. Too much of one thing will make the difficulty feel bad. I think Halo has always got the balance right.
That Spider-Man level unlocked a core memory of mine. I remember playing this as a kid and it took me days to complete it. I’m glad I’m not the only one that was seriously tortured by that level
Imagine struggling on normal. No wonder you turned into a man child who can't get women
'All you had to do was follow the damn train CJ". Still rings through my head nearly 2 decades later.
Oh and fighting Ansem/Riku in Hollow Bastion on the original Kingdom Hearts..... To this day I absolutely loath Riku.
I mean that sounds like a skill issue becaset its a super easy level. Just fallow a train and don't drive on train tracks that slows you down. Simple as fucking that.
@@KapitanPazur1 I agree, did Train mission on second try.
Any mission that has a long unskippable cutscene is torture!
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yeah i agree.. having to watch a cutscene over and over because you fail the mission and get no other option but to retry.. while they keep replaying the cutscene.. utter torture
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The level in Kingdom Come Deliverance where you infiltrate a monastery is brutal to figure out. You could literally stay in there forever and just live as a monk instead of figuring out how to leave.
holy fuck i lost so many hours in there
I gave up at the lock picking tutorial. Spend forever and never even got close to figuring it out
That was my favorite part of the game. It was so fun. But it took me long time to figure out as you said.
Ha, didn't expect this here! I hated that level, felt like a friggin' prisoner! And I got it wrong like twice before figuring it out. Super tedious.
@@mtnman8783 are you on console? If so, people say there is an "Easy lockpicking" option in the game's settings. Don't miss out on this masterpiece just because of a fixable issue!
The Mile High Club mission in CoD 4 on veteran was a true test of patience
I remember losing my mind trying to complete that
I played it back to back for hours, started getting unbelievably close but never got it.
I almost died completing that on Veteran back in the day. Pretty sure if I tried it now, I'd have a medical emergency immediately.
Longest 60 seconds of our lives lol. I freaking was so excited when I did it, my brother didn’t believe me I got it legit, so I did for his account. Then my dad gave it a shot and got it on his 2nd try 😭 I was so embarrassed
It is one of my crowning achievements (pun intended). Weeks of controller snapping frustration for that one.
The Path of Pain in Hollow Knight. You understand that everything you have to do is possible with the abilities that you have, but they're strung together so precisely that you're going to spend hours white knuckling the controller until you get it down
No Hollow Knight control was so great that i beat path of pain on android port with touch control 😂
If you want to bring platformers into this then path of pain doesn’t even make top 20
If Hollow knight gets placed on this list, it’s for Pantheon 5, not PoP. PoP was fairly easy, took me maybe 2 hours when I came back to it for a second attempt
Not something I would ever do again
"I did path of pain in hollow knight" will always be my satisfaction.
Videos like this have to be hard to make. Thank you Gameranx for submitting yourself to this misery, haha.
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it could even perhaps be a mission of 100% pure torture?
That bit on Gears 1 with the first Berserker. On any difficulty Dom just gets folded again, and again, and again. Having to reload the checkpoint when you didn’t even do anything wrong is a pain in the ass
Hey, that mission is all about patience and trying to lure the Berserker into smashable doors to get outside so you can fry her ass with the Hammer of Dawn.
@@griffingower1883 Could still do without Doormat Dom getting under her feet all the time. Maybe he like bein stepped on by large women? 🤣
I've never played the game by myself. Had no idea Dom got in the way. Interesting and cool to know, thanks.
And speaking of Nier, who loves the parade escort mission from Nier: Automata? Anyone? No? Of course not! Because not only was it hard AF, but you had to listen to the robots sing that nails-on-a-chalkboard “Share in the Happiness” song over, and over, and over. And if you failed, guess what you had to listen to all over again? Yeah, you’ve probably blocked that memory of pure sadism right out of your mind.
You just brought back not so good memories with this one! I think it took more than enough tries to get that one complete
I passed all of the parade missions in Automata. But fuck the "Life in the Sands" mission in Replicant. It's basically a 2 week daily chore governed by RNG
@@arturofernandez4058 What is worse for me in this mission is that there's no in-game clue about crossbreeding, much less how to do it. Even if you suspected this possibility, it would be total gambling the order to properly polinate them.
I've played my first 2 runs on Replicant blind, but had to resort to reddit, guides and wikis to 100% the game.
"Life in Sands" can be accomplished by manipulating timezones. Although usually not simple to change Playstation's clock as Falcon said it in the video, one can easily change the timezone and it will work the same way, as time had elapsed.
The worst torturing mission for me was by far catching those epic fishes (hyneria, sandfish, rhizodont...).
Also, hunting for rare ores at Junk Heap to get all weapons was really painful and I didn't get all. Luckily, those DLC ones were enough to 100% the game.
For the supply lines mission in San Andreas, you can fly low and when you're near your target you can land and essentially drive the toy plane on the ground and it saves fuel better. Also easier to aim the plane by just lightly accelerating to keep up.
Yeah, I believe I essentially drove it on the ground.
i did that too
Yeah I remember doing it after a few tries.
Yeah literally a skill issue on Falcon's part LOL
You know what else makes it painful? Those missions aren't even required to beat the game
My fave RPG of all time Final Fantasy X, has the worst mission with fighting Seymour Flux on the mountain. This boss literally would cast a specific curse that could instakill your party if you’re not careful with almost every turn he takes. It is so frustrating when you are dealing average damage after grinding for levels and he can just drop your party in one go.
Even worse, to get the ultimate weapon for the main character (Tidus) you have to beat the chocobo trainer in an almost impossible race.
Back when I was a kid I played that Spider Man game all the time, but the level that gave me the most trouble was the stealth level in Ocsorp. I always got caught by a guard, and maybe I just didn't realize you could just hide from the robots, but once I heard that alarm sound I knew it was over. Also, those robots were freaking scary as a kid! I had nightmares about that mission lol.
I got stuck on Spiderman 2 Mysterio level. To this day, I've never finished it. The words "Spiderman I don't know how you've made it this far but its time to get serious about dealing with this citys pest problem" are burned into my brain.
Same that mission was hard asf lol. It was spooky as a kid.
Very proud of my completing World at War missions on veteran trophies. Took me literally years, came back to it every few months or so and finally got after about 4 years on and off
I did that on the Wii, hoping it would unlock Nazi Zombies. Biggest disappointment of my life.
I'll never forget trying to get through the "Red Line" section in Max Payne. I died a million times trying to get past that part.
Good times
Max Payne was "Pain" the worst part was reloading a save before you died essentially made the enemies harder each time. Adaptive difficulty sucks man.
The blood maze areas were also a nightmare.
Blood maze oh one of the hardest and most annoying parts to what is one of my all time favorite game.
This was the first thing I thought of when I saw the topic for the video. Max Payne was kind of a buggy mess when it came out, and if you didn't have a high end pc, the red line went from brutal to masochistic. I would love to play it again, but dealing with the red line makes me pass every time I think about it.
Great to hear Falcon sounding like his soaring self , love the content ❤️
He eliminated his evil twin
Glazing
He still sounds a tiny bit nasaly, maybe why he hasn't uploaded anything on his own channel until his cold has fully cleared.
@@JDog88 didn’t know he had his own channel too. What is it?
@@JDog88 what's the name of his channel?
Breakdown was an obsession for me as a kid. I never got that far into the game but the hand to hand fighting was so good for the time I would wake up extra early for school just to have more time to play before I had to leave for the bus. Good memories!
I bought the game on a whim and fell in love with it instantly. It was like nothing else at the time (and we’ll having Trust Company cranking for the credits when you pick the correct ending and jump back forward in time, was perfect icing on the early 2000s cake)
I can't believe they actually brought this game up. I was obsessed with it too and this was the game I would show friends along with Halo when asked what good console exclusives there were.
The final mission of GoldenEye: Rogue Agent had enemies that could see, and shoot, you behind cover. Took us weeks to beat it as kids. Still pissed off about that.
The mean old dragon boss in Medievil. You never know which tunnel he's going to stick his head through, there's a good chance it could be where you're standing - which would then cause you to get pushed into the chasm below, his fire breath attack does a TON of damage, you can't attack him directly with your weapons, and it's incredibly hard to get the crystals to fall on his head before he moves.
I feel like the missions to get the final weapons in FFX should get at the very least a honorable mention.
Dodging thunder perfectly 200 times in a row, play an insane amount of Blitzball against stupid KI and how about perfect score in a race on a chicken which runs in random directions?
I completed them all. But damn, this was pure pain.
Learned on a later playthrough that you can bait the thunder by stepping in and out of a crater near a tower, makes the thunder prédictible and way less painful
But yeah the first time I did it I nearly broke my controller when I missed one at around 170 thunder crashes T_T
I knew the trick. It still takes like half an hour of constant concentration. One second of distraction and you can start all over again. My problem with all of this super weapon activities in FFX is, it is just nonsensical. It makes no fun to step in and out of a crater for several hundreds of times. It's a waste of time. I have more fun when actually working.
Thank you for dredging up that painful memory of Simpson hit and runs final mission. It took me so long to find the route and the exact right speed to get through it.
Surprised the Batmobile missions aren’t in this lol
They were the easiest and most enjoyable part of the game for me ngl
@@ryder4482I enjoyed them but it ended up getting way overused with the tank combat assuming you're talking about Arkham Knight
@@notrenbanney2450 Yeah I was talking about Arkham knight and I do agree it got repetitive at the end of the game but it was still fun to me personally
@@ryder4482 yeah I mean at least a controlled well and it was cool it just got to the point where I was like it doesn't really feel like I'm playing a Batman Arkham game it feels like I'm a tank combat game I mean it didn't ruin the game or anything but
The only one I found annoying was the tank with the specific places you had to shoot and the respawing super tanks (can't remember if that was Red Hood or the Gas Machine) all the others just have a set number to defeat.
DrakenGaurd was an amazing game! It was so dark and twisted, the prices the characters paid for their pacts was insane! One pact cost a man his eyes, another cost a woman her ability to bear children. The MC lost his voice due to his pact. Highly recommend if you've never plated it before.
I loved the epsilon missions, and the 2.4 million it gives you to break the game with stonk trading
little surprised the old NES TMNT water level wasn't mentioned at all. pushing my little kid patience to its max back then.
That actually was extremely painful. Great call.
The NES TMNT water level doesn't exist the NES TMNT doesn't exist it can't hurt us.
@@colinmorgan2511 denial is the road to pain. FACE YOUR DEMONS!!!
Just being forced to use Raph with that garbage tiny weapon was punishment enough for losing the other 3 turtles.
OG hard
"You can get through this level with skills and a whole lotto patience"
That's me knackered then lol
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Turok Evolution was mind mumbling hard at times. The flying, most of it, the chaper, belly of the beast, and the final boss, we’re the literal pain for me.
I can only speak from memory back when the game was fresh, but yes the flying part was not a good time at all. Crashing into walls and constant gunfire was stressful to say the least. Turok 2 for me being the hardest but in a completely different way due to getting lost all the time. Hidden objectives and that damn cave mission on the n64 was frustrating. Probably spent countless hours trying to finish the game.
I couldn't get passed the first Dino in the cave... practically my first horror game as a kid
@@Howardone it used to be the T-Rex before you head to the prison camp in the game. It threw me tf off as a kid
The GBA port is also pretty difficult lol
Oh god thx, i recently played it and i had to check if i was doing something wrong at the final Boss but no, just a bullet sponge that made me run out of ammo several times before beating him...
While I never played them I heard there are two missions that should have been included: Wrong Side of the Tracks from one of the GTA games and then there was once with collecting feathers in one of the assassin creed games
I beat The Simpsons Hit & Run when I was a kid and I honestly didn't have that big of an issue with the last mission. All I remember is that I lost the radioactive barrels once or twice, restarted the mission every time it happened because running back was pointless. You just have to make a perfect run from the Power Plant to the School and that just takes practice driving the route, which you can actually do during the rest of the missions in the area or just outside of missions while you explore the area and look at all the 'Treehouse of Horror' Episode references and Easter Eggs scattered about.
Two things that come to mind for me are the race mission from OG Mafia and killing Walker in Ghost Recon Breakpoint
Agree about the race but walker? That was easy for me unless I forgot something because that game was pretty forgettable
@@KingJohnMichael Loved that game.
Maaaaaaaan, fuck that Mafia race mission 🤬🤬🤬🤣
@@EdwardLorn exactly
I remember beating Breakdown on normal difficulty by just using the ability to slow time and combo your way out when overrun by waves of TLAN and big TLAN. of course it will drain your power stamina but the strategy there is to block your enemy attacks while mastering the timing combo of punching and kicking, because it will be hard enough and frustrating when an enemy gets too close knocking you down so just run around them on the pillar and used the time to slow while you hit the combo punching and kicking them will do the trick to beat them all.
nice work. sounds super tedious though
Its crazy back in the day if you were stuck on a mission you either had to keep trying or know someone who can beat it. Now you have RUclips and etc to help u out
Or wait for the next gaming magazine and hope there's a tip or cheat in it 😅
@@christianstachl
lol, I'm that old I remember typing 6031769 for the press "6" & any other number to get to any 1 of the 20 levels in "ManicMiner" on the 48k ZxSpectrum (which I've still got, it's under my PS5 on my TV stand)...
I loved that game, that and it's sequel were my favourite 'speccy' games back then...
Oddly though - some years later I got a job as a "Games Tester" the company I worked at (Runecraft) head-hunted the guy who wrote the game Matthew Smith, because they thought he owned the legal rights to Manic Miner as they wanted to revamp the game and make a version of it for the PS1...
Sadly though he (Matt Smith) got 10K for ManicMiner (a lot when you're only 16) but when he wrote the sequel "Jet set Willy" at the time his dodgy as hell new 'manager' ripped him off regarding the game rights, and he also told me that he was 100% conned and never received a penny for the sequel...
The part with the seal in Jak II where you have to drudge through the water slums. It’s an absolute pain and absolutely ruthless. If you fall in the water, you die instantly without any way to survive, and of course you can’t use the hoverboard either. It’s *possible* to cheese it but it’s difficult. It’s one of the most difficult missions in one of the most difficult and unforgiving games on the PS2.
For me it was the underwater missions, when Jack had the diving suit, it was terrible.
Mile High Club in COD and The Gauntlet in Titanfall made me go crazy trying to get 😂
Titanfall two has one early level that's a grind because it's a battle of attrition.
@@brodriguez11000 The one where you have to hold off waves of enemies while the pumps shut down?
@Polish Pro 69 That one and there's a prior one, the Kane battle.
@@brodriguez11000 Aren't those the same mission?
@@PolishPro69 :Mission 3:Blood and Rust. And yes I got the order backwards. Pump, then Kane.
Simpsons Hit And Run was obscenely difficult to beat! I managed to get through the whole game until that very final mission with little to no problem. Then I got to the last mission and used the infinite speed, no damage, one-hit explosion, and jumping car cheats just to beat it because if how ridiculous it was. So speed was never an issue, my car blowing up, having to race against another car isn't an issue since a small bump on their car instantly blows it up, and I can jump over most of the map. Only level I had to use cheats on, but it was worth it to keep my sanity. 😂😂😂
World at war final mission is incredibly hard.
I did manage to beat the last mission
On veterans difficulty by patience, crowlling along the floors and using a bolt action rifle as my long range weapon
And a pistol as a short to mid range weapon on the Nintendo Wii version 10:21
Blowtorch and Corkscrew is pretty awful too. Basically, every World at War level is a nightmare on Veteran. It’s probably my most proud platinum.
I appreciate these lists because then i know what games to not even bother with.
I would still recommend you at least play Doom Eternal and Halo 2 from this list, if you haven't already.
A bunch are about a mission on the highest difficulty and a couple optionals things.
Still worth playing regardless.
Far Cry 1 is one of the best games I played. Played it last year. It felt realistic. The other FC games feels stupid easy now
@@nanach6276 Really only play those for fun and exploration so i honestly dont mind incredibly low difficulty.
@@carlos66965 It was one of the first FPS games I ever played so was nice to have it "realistic"
I hear you on Halo 2's Gravemind.. not so hard once you get past the opening, but that stinking opening... it took me at least two hours.. that hurt.
So glad you included Gravemind because that is a classic, but another would definitely be The Library from Combat Evolved. That mission is 100% torture on Legendary
And unlike Gravemind, The Library just goes on and on and on.
@@againstalltyrants9001 : I like how it ends with you just being able to run to the finish, but then also watch out we gave the flood rocket la--
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@againstalltyrants9001 who the hell gave the flood RPGs
I always felt the gta epsimlum missions were made that way as a way to be a bigger joke of how cults actually get real ppl in real life to do ridiculous n tedious stuff to be a part of the cult 😂
Not just cults, religions in general.
Breakdown in another list? Probably one of the most obscure games from my childhood and now it shows up twice, someone at Gameranx must've just learned about it lol.
Just took a break at work to watch this!
The Skyrim side quest A Return to Your Roots. You're tasked with finding 30 Crimson Nirnroot and Blackreach is MASSIVE and majority are in out of the way places so you really have to hunt for them. The reward is mediocre- an ability that you get is for every potion you craft, there's a 25% chance you'll craft a second one
It’s a godsend compared to the nirnroot quest in Oblivion which takes you all over the map.
I think that toy plane mission in GTA gave me PTSD, when Falcon started talking about it I remembered that time it took me like 50 tries to shoot down all the targets just to run out of fuel on the way back...
So happy to see Breakdown on the channel once again lol. I can confirm you can absolutely beat Breakdown on series x, I’ve done it more than once 😅
Main trick is to be careful about your energy and repeatedly use all your guaranteed knockdowns like the energy wave (LT + RT) and the flying kick (A + RT). Really helps if you start each wave with a full charge blast (hold RT) since it will slow the enemy it hits, taking them outta the fight.
"Painkiller"'s forest level. Just managing to meet the requirements you need to actually unlock it is torture enough (remember trying to get all the secrets in the Venice-themed level anyone?) But then you get to the actual forest, and... my lord. I think it took me three weeks of playing an hour or two every night to finally beat this one. On the plus side, it has some of the best fight music I've heard in a game. A good thing too 'cause you'll hear a lot of it.
Requirements? I thought you just needed to be on Trauma difficulty?
Im just happy to see Breakdown in more videos. Beat it a few times over on OG Xbox. One of the first games I've played that had an accurate reload system and I absolutely love the survival horror aspect of the beginning compared to the ending when you are just punching your way through the mutants that hunted you early on.
All I know is I love this channel and the lists especially ones like this because I beat Supply lines long before any of these new releases came out being gaming since ‘85 and that mission along with the one from vice city gave me nightmares 😂😂😂. Great content as always!
The worst mission in San Andreas was definitely "wrong side of the tracks" on the original PS2. Bro 😖
Finishing the second arena in Taras Nabad master level was the last time i played doom eternal before uninstalling, i was simply exhausted in every way
I played Doom Eternal on Switch. I've beat the game and DLCs on Nightmare on that console. The Super Gore Nest master level spawns so many enemies it becomes unplayable on any difficulty, so I couldn't finish it :(
Jak 2. There’s a mission where you have to get through an entire section of town with small bridges over the water. 4 hits and you restart from the beginning. 10 year old me had a real rough time with that
I had completely forgotten the Spiderman mission. Must have wiped it from my brain. But the second I heard the noise at 11:50, trauma came flooding back! Thanks gameranx!
When I replayed Mass Effect trilogy and got to ME3. First time I did the doppelganger quest. I was playing Vanguard and it made the fight hell. Evil Shepard spammed charge on me which removed shields every time, insanely cheap, and I was just on hardcore difficulty.
It's even worse with engineer
Just imagine it on Insanity difficulty.
That mission was nasty... Took me a while to beat it first go around on Insanity. I was playing Infiltrator...
Ok the Spiderman one was brutal as a kid. But I did pass it eventually, I remember passing it. Pretty cool to see it on this list. Brings back memories.
I'll admit it's been a while but most of the footage for Call of Duty: World at War appears to be taken during Downfall instead of Heart of the Reich. Heart of the Reich takes place entirely within the Reichstag with the clip of the commissar yelling "Show courage... Show strength... Show pride... But show NO mercy." being mere seconds after the mission starts, with the exception of the final roof segment (which may or may not be a cutscene depending on what platform you play on).
Honorable mention to the third and forth Daragun fights in The Bouncer. They are incredibly tough and they are fought back to back with the same health pool throughout. I’ve never broke so many controllers on a boss in the entire 6th console generation.
Surprised that the GTA vice city helicopter building explosion mission isn't here, Great video though.
Thanks
That was one hell of a shitshow. I played it with both the controller and the keyboard at the same time to beat it. With just keyboard it was impossible
The key to that mission was too start at the top(and with it the farest target) of the building, and always go to the farest until you have done. So the time didn't run out.
Disarming bombs underwater in 2 minutes while navigating through electric plants with horrible hit detection on TMNT 1 for the NES...
It's a childhood trauma.
You should lookup the breakdown somebody did here on youtube that goes into the code and how the sprites, animations, glitches, etc all combined to make that level suck. I "just" memorized it and had no problem after like 2 years playing it as a kid.
@@bpdmf2798 Yeap, I saw that video :)
Perfect sunday video to wind down to. I just finished another stream and man this was perfect to clear my head. Thanks Gameranx for all you do!
Not if they give you PTSD from the memories.
Been watching for a long while. Great job yall
For number 3, can someone at the developers level beat this Spider-Man mission and show how it's done? 🤔
Completing the Taras Nabad master level on UN really helped me beat the main campaign on UN
I'm always blown away by people who can Beat Doom Eternal on Ultra Nightmare...I'm pretty good at that game and I beat the base game, both dlcs, and the master levels on nightmare, but Ultra Nightmare is just out of my skill range...
@@brucepreston3927 well to say I’ve spent too much time playing that game would be a bit of an understatement
@@case015 What platform do you play on?
That GTA RC plane mission challenged my mental health. My friend and I were talking about it the other day. The lines "Launch the Red Barron!" And "Nooooo hohohoho ooooo" every time you crash. I flung so many controllers and never want to see that mission again.
The vice city rc helicopter mission and san andreas train chase were hell.
Yep
I feel like the distorted hallway battle versus Olgierd’s shades in the Hearts of Stone DLC for The Witcher 3 needs to be on this list. What a clusterf*ck of janky combat mechanics and “oh, you thought parry and dodge would actually work here?” vibes.
I actually played through Heart of The Reich on WaW veteran difficulty a few months ago and I don’t think it was as bad as what people said it was. I even played it with keyboard and mouse, which I was a rookie at lol
Oh God, the mission of the Green Goblins bombs. You unlocked a memory buried deep in my mind.
I remember playing some Spiderman game as a kid that was really cool, sometimes a bit demanding but overall affordable and suddenly reach some mission with some bombs in the city put by Green Goblin. And I didn't get past that, I wasn't able and my child mind thought that maybe I was doing something wrong or that my way of solving the mission was incorrect (I had the game in English and with that age I was only able to understand bassic English so I progressed the way I could so I thought maybe I wasn't understanding anything that was asked to me).
Anyway, at the end and after many but many tries my child patience reached his limit and dropped the game (I wonder where it ended).
I remember playing the game AC For Answer back when it came out, the final mission on the one arc "Occupation of Arteria Carpals" was absolutely brutal. Have to fight 4 mechs or 5 on hard mode. I spent hours getting slaughtered. I've thought about trying it again now that I'm older and wiser.
The mission in Ghost of Tsushima where you have to poison the milk is hard. It's 100% stealth and if you get spotted - start over .
That mission was easy. Probably because I love using stealth. So I guess Im biased.
Your soppose to use the roof tops there’s a path for you to take basically the entire way. That’s funny you said that because I just played that level like a couple hours ago. Very good game one of the best Iv ever played
@@rylie341 exactly bro like that shit was extremely easy.
It’s already been said but that mission is so much easier than anything on this list.
I don't remember doing that quest.
the majority of the Plutonia Experiment in Final DOOM was meant to be Flesh Tearing hard and tedious, Hunted in particular even made you look at a cage of 2131234342 Archviles in the entry area that all teleport as soon as you open the door.
Unlocking invincibility in Goldeneye. Facility on 00 Agent under 2:05 mins. What a crucible and taught you speed run to perfection.
Great video. Can’t wait for a part 2!!!
That 1 temple (forgot the name) in Final Fantasy XV that'll take a normal person no less than 6 hours to complete 😭 going up and down all those floors which is also a maze for a lame reward lol Square Enix is villainous
Dude I LOVED breakdown as a kid. I actually bought a copy last year just to have. I gotta play it again knowing that it has "enhanced features" I accept the challenge of beating it on series X.
Highly recommend for people looking to play older games that were good but unpopular. One of few games with Japanese devs made exclusively for Xbox
I like that they are starting to release their daily videos alot earlier so I can start my day with Gameranx
You should do 10 hard stages that are hard and annoying in normal difficulty… we all know cranking some games to hard means torture… that’s what “Hard or Master” means!!!!
Wrong, the final level of Far Cry is not that bad. The level earlier when you get thrown out of a helicopter with only a rifle and ten bullets (at least four of which you will use immediately), is an absolute nightmare as you try to run and hide your way to safety.
I haven't played it as an adult, but the mission in Shenmue where you had to defeat 70 enemies one right after another was the bane of my existence during my childhood. And on top of that, if you died, the memory card display on the Dreamcast controller would taunt you with the number of enemies you managed to make it through before dying.
This Gameranx is uploaded earlier than i expect it.
I was looking in the comments if there are also players struggling in Batman Arkham Knight's DLC Catwoman's Revenge. The part of the mission where The Riddler sends an army of robots to you and the arena has an electrifying floor that minimizes your area of movement is pure torture.
Spawn of Oggdo
Bruhhh I just reached him. I hate him
Haven’t reached it yet I’m worried and scared what’s the best stance to fight him.
Haha, there is some kind of force challenge in the one merchant’s room where you have to fight both Oggdos with a frame rate of 20 because the game is so poorly optimised😂😬😭
God I loved Breakdown. It was sooooo far ahead of its time. A modern proper release and remaster would be amazing.
You guys make the best video game videos, pure entertainment
The race in mafia is horrible, hardest level I ever played
So I’m one of those doom psychos that did this on ultranightmare. My girlfriend even shared in the accomplishment after days and days of jumping in and attempting, and explaining how wild this was. She was pumped. I was pumped. But then you feel weird that it’s over and you worked so hard on something that is kind of meaningless lol
Omg I beat simpsons hit run.
when I saw the title of this video the first thing I thought of was that last mission!! I cried tears of joy when I finally beat it. The last phase of the mission is truly hell. you literally have to take every short cut perfectly, and make every turn perfectly! While being aggressively attacked by the men in black. Truly Hell!!!
Thanks for making my sunday better gameranx!
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I agree with the Gravemind pick! Though the 2 hardest portions were the beginning and the prison.
Back in those days everyone I know beat halo on legendary because everyone else did and you'd get called names if you didn't. Lol
Played Simpsons hit and run yrs back. That mission is still the hardest to do without blowing up , took about 4-5 tries back then.
Gameranx/Whatculture/OutsideXbox : "hey can I copy your homework and video title?" "
Whatculture/OutsideXbox/Gameranx : "ok but change it up a little"
and Ill still watch all of them
This game Onimusha Warlords defeated me. There was this part where you have to beat like 100 waves of increasingly strong enemies before you can go any further and it made me give up entirely
I didnt have a hard time with gravemind on legendary. All you need is patience throughout the 5 waves i think it was.
At the start run back left and after that try and reach the exit door, on the sides of it are cover which the enemy doesnt push past. After that you just peak and shoot.
I forgot I had blocked out that FarCry volcano level. I remember doing the exact same thing with the door just to get past that section.
I'm so glad I didn't play NieR till Replicant and my friend told me early game to plant pink seeds. I didn't really have to wait because I was playing the game anyways.
The one that was torture for me - the battle with Mr Freeze in Arkham City. That battle took me DAYS to figure out. And even after I figured out that I couldn't use the same attack twice, it took awhile and many many deaths.
I know that one took me forever too, and I just watched my brother beat it in 20 minutes
The oner mercy there is with Supply Lines was in alter editions of the game Rockstar made it so the plane doesn't burn fuel when you're not pressing the throttle. It makes the game a LOT easier but not by much.
Least later on David Cross made fun on Zero on the Kult FM radio station
The GTA SA missions with the plane still haunt me to this day, them and the driving school missions really made my old laptops keyboard respect my authoritah
I replayed and 100%'ed Simpsons Hit and Run about 10 years ago and remember thinking the final mission wasn't that bad. You just have to take your time with driving and drive slower than you normally to prevent crashing so the nuclear waste stays intact. One of the great games of my childhood
My childhood buddy and me played halo 1 - 2 on legendary regularly on the original Xbox. I tried it again a year ago and halo 2 on legendary is pure torture... i don't know how we did it as kids