Worst Levels of the Generation?

Any of the mandatory combat sections in Mirror's Edge

whiskeystrike

You're missing levels from mafia 2. jg4xchamp

Oh wait, I almost forgot the level where you were loading boxes...

You're missing levels from mafia 2. jg4xchamp

A lot of the areas in Wither 2. That horrible boring mining town, where all you did was run from fetch quest to fetch quest. One of the most overrated games of all time. Ugh.

The Fade in DA:O. Terrible in every way. Main reason why I can't be bothered to replay the game anymore. 

Last level of Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. What the hell were they thinking?!

CoD BLops

I borrowed the PC version from a friend, installed it, started the campaing, pressed ctrl + alt + del the second the game wanted me to hold a button to drive a car, uninstalled it, returned the CD and never touched CoD since then.

Every level where i have to get somewhere in time, i hate that shit. Im chilling in my sofa enjoying a video game, all of a sudden i`m on the clock stressing around. Dead Rising, loved that game but it was stressful as hell.

A lot of the areas in Wither 2. That horrible boring mining town, where all you did was run from fetch quest to fetch quest. One of the most overrated games of all time. Ugh.

The Fade in DA:O. Terrible in every way. Main reason why I can't be bothered to replay the game anymore. 

Last level of Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. What the hell were they thinking?!

001011000101101

Most of the levels I thought of have been mentioned already, so I will go with the motorbike section in Bayonetta. I couldnt really tell what was going on and it felt so out of place with the rest of the game.

Jetski part in Uncharted 1 is the only one that jumps to mind.

BPoole96

The Ship yard and the ships in Uncharted 3. God damn that was terrible.GhettoBlastin92

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On console or PC:

This. Ascension. It was waaay out of place for the game. At least give me some real control and aerodynamics so I can dogfight properly. Ho-hum even for me.

 

I hate rail sequences in general. But, this is the worst one I've seen yet.

BPoole96

Yup. As a consolation..... At least, I felt like a real gunner in the Crysis 3 one with all the wild maneuvering and having to lead my targets. Ascension, on the other hand, was truly depressing.

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A lot of the areas in Wither 2. That horrible boring mining town, where all you did was run from fetch quest to fetch quest. One of the most overrated games of all time. Ugh.

The Fade in DA:O. Terrible in every way. Main reason why I can't be bothered to replay the game anymore. 

Last level of Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. What the hell were they thinking?!

cain006

i know i've mentioned this before but it has to be every part of the rubix cube level in God of War 3

nothing about it was pleasing, from the waves of enemies, to the level design, to the escorting

raging_user

agreed. F^% Pandora. 

I'd say Assassin's Creed 1 and 2 just a whole bunch of combat at the end of both games. 

Most tutorial levels. "Press the _ button to jump over obstacles." How stupid do these developers think we are? Granny_Spanked

far cry 3 blood dragon was pretty intolerable for the 1st five minutes or so b/c of that

[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"] You're missing levels from mafia 2. drinkerofjuice

Oh wait, I almost forgot the level where you were loading boxes...

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[QUOTE="Granny_Spanked"]Most tutorial levels. "Press the _ button to jump over obstacles." How stupid do these developers think we are? sts106mat

far cry 3 blood dragon was pretty intolerable for the 1st five minutes or so b/c of that

i realize they were making fun of other games, but when i had to go through that thing multiple times it went from funny to super annoying. 

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sts106mat

i realize they were making fun of other games, but when i had to go through that thing multiple times it went from funny to super annoying. 

i played the trial multiple times before buying it. 

 

Mass Effect 1 and the joys of that stupid tank thing.

muffin200

This so much. The mako was just awful.

the exploding snot bubble level from Metro 2033. 

The levels in ME2 where you fight endless waves of husks 

The first stealth room in the Museum in Uncharted 2 where it doesn't tell you where to go and getting caught results in mission failure. 

OH! OH! OH! that part in uncharted 2 where the village gets invaded by bad guys and there's a tank and stuff. i wanted to throw my controller at the TV. matter of fact, the latter half of that game just made me sigh in frustration whenever i saw an enemy, because i knew that i'd spend the next 20 minutes in a gunfight.BrunoBRS

this. Second half of Uncharted 2, was super meh to me. Level design was terrible.

l feel like lm the only one who likes Uncharted 3 more

The chapter in Uncharted 2 where you have to follow Tenzen through the ice cave... So boring and completely pointless from a gameplay perspective.

Also the intro level and the museum were awful for the same reasons... Those are just excellent examples of bad game design.

Dragon Age: Origins - The Fade and The Deep Roads

Dragon Age: Origins is probably my favorite game of this generation ,but these two levels made every playthrough feel like torture. The fade was so annoying that I actually started using a mod that skipped through it because I disliked it so much. I couldn't help but feel bad for the people playing it on consoles who actually had to suffer through it every single playthrough. The Deep Roads wasn't as bad ,but it was so boring and unnecessarily long. The deep roads shouldn't have been nearly as long as it was. As soon as I realized there was going to be another deep roads level in Dragon Age 2, I almost felt like crying.

Dead Rising - Everything

I actually never finished this game because I got so annoyed by the game design. The concept of everything being timed was really cool ,but it quickly got annoying when I'd be unable to do the main storyline because I couldn't reach people in time. 

Call of Duty  Black Ops- Nuketown

Spawn. Grenade. Die. Spawn. Grenade. Die. Spawn. Grenade. Die, repeat x50

the poison marshes in Demon's Souls

Halo 3 -- Cortana -- One of the best Halo campaigns to date marred by an abnormally terribly designed level.

Dragon Age: Origins -- The Fade and The Deep Roads -- As much as I enjoyed them the first time through, they're pretty annoying on repeat playthroughs.

Call of Duty (whole series) -- All of the over-repetitive slogs found in this series.

Metro 2033 -- D6 -- Brilliant game overall, but this level, creepy as it was, was unbearably difficult for no good reasons.

the exploding snot bubble level from Metro 2033. 

 

with_teeth26

oh snap i forgot about this

freekin horrrrible

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"]OH! OH! OH! that part in uncharted 2 where the village gets invaded by bad guys and there's a tank and stuff. i wanted to throw my controller at the TV. matter of fact, the latter half of that game just made me sigh in frustration whenever i saw an enemy, because i knew that i'd spend the next 20 minutes in a gunfight.VendettaRed07

this. Second half of Uncharted 2, was super meh to me. Level design was terrible.

l feel like lm the only one who likes Uncharted 3 more

I also liked UC3 a bit better than UC2.

[QUOTE="with_teeth26"]

the exploding snot bubble level from Metro 2033. 

 

wiifan001

oh snap i forgot about this

freekin horrrrible

Damn... how did I forgot that one?

Guess I hated it so much I wiped it away from memory... yet now it's all coming back to me! :cry:

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I think it was Assassin's Creed 2, or maybe it was Brotherhood.  Either way it was the level where you had to drive that stupid wooden tank and in order to get full syncronization you had to not take any damage. 

harry_james_pot

[QUOTE="with_teeth26"]

the exploding snot bubble level from Metro 2033. 

 

wiifan001

oh snap i forgot about this

freekin horrrrible

[QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]The turret segment in Dead Space.Stringerboy

I still don't know why people had problems with that. Beat it first time.

The dragon sections of the opening in the Wittcher 2 are terrible. As are the stealth sections. The opening has very schizophrenic gameplay elements that pretty much, never show up in the game ever game.

The dragon sections of the opening in the Wittcher 2 are terrible. As are the stealth sections. The opening has very schizophrenic gameplay elements that pretty much, never show up in the game ever game.

uninspiredcup

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The dragon sections of the opening in the Wittcher 2 are terrible. As are the stealth sections. The opening has very schizophrenic gameplay elements that pretty much, never show up in the game ever game.

BrunoBRS

I agree, however it is worth replaying. Even in the prologue section you can see alternate plot points in action. Unlike overrated titles such as Mass Effect, you do effect gameplay and story fairly significantly.

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[QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]The turret segment in Dead Space.nintendoboy16

I still don't know why people had problems with that. Beat it first time.

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned the water level in Uncharted on Crushing.  It took me like 15 attempts to beat that.

Tomb of the Giants in Dark Souls.

Tomb of the Giants in Dark Souls.

jhcho2

Don't agree at all. It manages to make the enviroment intimidating as well as the enemys themselfs.

Fear, the unknown and all that crap.

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[QUOTE="with_teeth26"]

the exploding snot bubble level from Metro 2033. 

 

cain006

oh snap i forgot about this

freekin horrrrible

I disliked Metro 2033, but that made me hate it with passion