Sections or parts in games people tend to find frustrating that you actually enjoy.

[Mago]

I've been replaying the original Spyro trilogy lately and the games are still a lotta fun and very charming. I also find that they can be a bit too pathetically easy. Because of that it's so bizarre to me when I see people complaining about certain parts being too frustrating because I tend to like those same parts because they actually provide some challenge.

Anyway a big one that comes to mind is that second to last level in Ratchet and Clank Going Commando. You know the one with all the pets. I enjoy that level lol.

 

[TotzOnGaming]

Can't think of anything specific but stealth sections sometimes annoys me but feels pretty rewarding when you get passed a whole section or level(stealth kills) without getting spotted.

 

[bigstinkie]

hmm
i remember there being complaints about crash bandicoot running from boulder levels
i recall people saying they were poorly designed and unfair due to not being able to see the obstacles in front of you since you were running towards the screen, but i remember thinking they were the most fun levels in the game
i love water and playing in rivers and streams so the water temple in ocarina of time is a favourite of mine

 

[Yousef Yousef]

I can’t think of any at the moment but I do have the opposite; Chao Garden. Can’t stand it. Only did it for 100%.

 

[Zerpina]

The clock towers in Castlevania, or any part with the floating Medusa heads, I love those parts :3

 

[Yousef Yousef]

The clock towers in Castlevania, or any part with the floating Medusa heads, I love those parts :3
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Yeah tbh I prefer challenge in old nes games I don’t see what the fuss is about I think they’re charming
Cool anime btw, I like the char with the maid cat girl outfit

By the by, I tilt my head a lot too in flight sections of games. It can be a bit disorienting. I do it instinctively.

 

[miles]

I can’t think of any at the moment but I do have the opposite; Chao Garden. Can’t stand it. Only did it for 100%.

I also don't like the Chao Garden. I find it boring.

 

[Yousef Yousef]

I also don't like the Chao Garden. I find it boring.

Yuppp, I was gonna do it in adv2 but I already sunk in 5 hours just to get the emblems in adv1 and was told that 2 is like thrice the time investment and went NOPE

 

[miles]

Yuppp, I was gonna do it in adv2 but I already sunk in 5 hours just to get the emblems in adv1 and was told that 2 is like thrice the time investment and went NOPE

The Chao Garden seems like it was made just to pad out the game

 

[Nelson2001]

For me the blocks that appear and disappear from the Rockman/Mega Man saga and as well as its some X and Zero/ZX variants. Although it is possible to evade those blocks that appear and disappear with the Rush Jet but it takes away the fun or breaks the game.

 

[gwardojones]

I actually didn't mind underwater fights in Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. It took a bit to get used to, but once I got it it was no issue. Was shocked when I found out they're almost unanimously hated.

 

[job32]

Speaking of underwater fights -- I dunno if people enjoyed or hated the Ultimate Weapon fights in FF7 but I got that Emerald Weapon Bollix in the end. Was a slog. Maybe people enjoyed that part of the game. I did. More games should leave tougher battles strewn around the map after you beat the main nemesis.

 

[ColonelKurtz]

The space harrier-esque section of Devil May Cry 1 right before the final boss. Mission 22 I think.