10 Video Game Enemies We Hate More Than The Final Boss

[@calebhall7691]

A tip for newer NV players, they do not like hollow point ammo.

[@gopher383]

Night stalker blood + rad Scorpion glands?

[@Son.D.Lollipop]

Also shoot a wing first then the opposite leg…. Or use dynamite a LOT of dynamite

[@RC-ve8dl]

Flamer stun locks them and melts them easily.

[@MisterDragelof]

@@Son.D.Lollipopthis. Explosives are useful regardless of damage output

[@Son.D.Lollipop]

@@MisterDragelof especially in NV were dynamite sticks grow like corn

[@RexRedwood]

I dare say in Elden Ring, Revenants are way more frustrating than Flame Chariots. After so many playthroughs Flame Chariots are a minor annoyance at best. Revenants can still make my palms sweat and butt clench.

[@VicentePradoJunior]

Virgin abductors are also harder than the chariots

[@Azrael666Azazel]

The three of them that spawn close to each other near the Haligtree are such a pain in the ass

[@johnclarke7626]

I like to get the Redmane guards to group up and drive the Hothead tanks to spin like a flamethrower pinwheel. The screams are hilarious.

[@salentoq]

Runebears for me

[@davidcreekmore8331]

That sigh when said "Cazadors..." held so much malice that I felt it in my bones lol

[@rjspiteri5758]

I won't even buy Cazador tequila, due to the trauma.

[@GaryCurnowII]

Okay, not including the Medusa Heads was, a choice I can understand. But not including the Like-Likes from Zelda makes absolutely no sense to me. Especially in the first game, once one of those things clamp on to you, goodbye good shield, and a large amount of rupees as well. Stupid stack of pancakes.

[@renamoda5450]

That sigh after saying Cazadors!😄

[@JimTheFly]

We all knew they'd be on the list, we just were waiting to see how high.

[@wrongsalvation8904]

Tonberry. Enough said.

[@wax0rz]

Oh, hai, you ded...in a bit.

[@veghesther3204]

NOT JUST those without 4x Ribbon users Malboro's in ANY FF game are not worth fighting while I believe FF3 is the FIRST game THOSE show up in FF3 you'll stil fight them BEFORE you can even GET the first ribbon. Mimic/Chest enemies in a Dragon Quest game either kill you with Critical hits at low levels or at high levels their full PARTY instant kill spells.

[@DoctorCarth]

Every time I fight a tonberry the song "Creeping Death" by Metallica plays in my head

[@dustinmillar120]

I still remember my first encounter with them "oh they have high def like a turtle haha... Did it just one shot me?!"

[@danielmiller3596]

Marlboro can be countered. 'Instakill' stopping items are rare, so oddly THIS or for me- back in the day, Cactuar. ESPECIALLY in 7 or 8

[@dorabrooks76]

I was expecting the basilisks or bonewheel skeletons from the Dark Souls games. Sooooo annoying! Doesn't _everyone_ hate them?!

[@jtflightlesswallow2930]

I personally never had that much trouble with basilisks in the Souls series (Elden Ring is a different story). The bonewheel guys can go straight to hell though.

[@Alexalicious]

@@jtflightlesswallow2930 But Basilisks are way easier in Elden Ring than the Souls games?

[@RowanWhite1980]

The basilisk sounds unsettle me, but the bonewheel skeletons are the biggest assholes in the trilogy.

[@KitsuneYojimbo]

The Ghru from Dark Souls 3 are the worst for me. Especially those agile ones in the mucky swamps of Farron Keep.

[@GarrettPDGA]

1:50 "foul breath" Bad Breath* you can see it named correctly twice in the following clips.

[@Tacttactification]

Makes it so obvious that they are reading a script and don’t actually look at the videos.

[@echsIncognito]

Oh Jules, baby, Egg Daddy... tsk tsk. Still a legend, but damn bruh.

[@tonywalker3541]

One enemy that sticks out in my mind is the Krimzon Guard blast bots from Jak & Daxter 2-3. They're tanky as hell, can chew through your health if you're not careful, and they're usually surrounded by swarms of weaker enemies. But the most annoying part is that you're always on a time limit when they're present. Fail to kill even one of them before they reach their objective and you have to start the mission all over again.

[@TheViper4Life]

I don't know, I'm definitely getting beyond sick of the idea of getting to the final boss after spending the entire game hyping them up as some world ending threat...but then the final boss needs all of their minions to help them out IN the battle as distracting cannon fodder. It's like, you're supposed to be the be all end all of evil that I couldn't possibly combat on a level playing field, yet your real difficulty comes in the fact that I have to keep fighting off OTHER enemies you need help with....some boss.

[@icewrack9152]

I agree, though I think for some games there is a reason for it - take a shooter for example like Remnant: From the Ashes - some of the bosses spawn minions to fight and the boss has a massive health pool - I think the reason they throw enemies at you is twofold - one, if you run out of ammo you can't kill the boss. So the mobs are like a way for you to sustain your ammo pool. Not saying its fun, I just think that there was a reason for it.

[@ehhorve857]

you will LIKE Fight Knight.

[@tyvulpintaur2732]

Zubat. Do I really need to say why?

[@gemmabarnes]

Or tentacool in the water.

[@veghesther3204]

For Pokemon Zubats are MORE annoying then Tentacools mostly because of Confusion status Zubat's CONSTANTLY try to use.

[@gemmabarnes]

@veghesther3204 true but doesn't Tenta have a similar status and it's constantly in the water every few steps u bump into a water mon

[@thatman666]

Geodudes, especially if they have Sturdy and/or Explosion.

[@Shadow11990]

Zubat? Really? I'm confused why you'd pick them. 😏

[@superzimblue4971]

Cazadors will always be a source of PTSD to Fallout from layers

[@bubbajoe1902]

I feared them more then the death claws

[@RohARc]

You vats the wings and then once 1 is crippled they crawl towards you at a slower speed... One of the easier enemies in the game

[@stevenbridgewater7593]

@@RohARc not true, those things sucked hard.

[@RohARc]

@@stevenbridgewater7593 have you ever vats the wings?....

[@Dabbewear8382]

Yet they got the big screen treatment instead of the Deathclaws!

[@ponypapa6785]

The Marauders in Doom: Eternal are a fun challenge, I didn't hate them at all. Doom Hunters were more annoying but also not "hated". They both at least pose a way different challenge than "shoot at it until it dies" :) But, speaking of annoying enemies, have you ever faced a Chryssalid in the original X-Com: Enemy Unknown? Or a Tentaculate in X-Com: Terror from the Deep? I mean...

[@Gigawood]

4:12 Ninja Gaiden Arcade/NES: Tecmo actually asked 2 completely separate teams to develop Ninia Gaiden for the two platforms concurrently. There was no overlap between the two games. :) A KZbin series “Same Name, Different Game” goes over this in detail :)

[@valetboy21]

Kid Icarus the Eggplant Wizard: The punishment for getting turned into a vegetable is brutal.

[@DarkAngelBluejay]

You guys REALLY need to start limiting developers, specifically From Software to one entry per list. This one wasn't so bad, but they honestly feel like they make up 30 - 40% of your lists anymore. I mean, honestly, Peahats or Tektites from the Zelda franchise should have been on there. Lakitu from Mario. Every giant enemy in Mega Man that just makes you halt to fight it, but isn't a mini-boss. Spikes in Sonic (yes, not an "enemy", more a hazard, but still). Any character in a fighting game that ignores chip damage and blocks all the damn time, SERIOUSLY ICEMAN IN MVC2 CAN GO STRAIGHT TO HELL!

[@stevenbridgewater7593]

Nah

[@trinity27777]

Fromsoft is the GOAT 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@not-sid8342]

Fun fact: The Cazador is based off of a real life insect known as a tarantula hawk. It is native to the southwestern US and its sting is in the top 5 most painful in the world.

[@WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

Yeah. The number one most painful sting was the one that resulted in Jimmy Carr having to pay his tax.

[@marvelsProtege]

Why do you have a TV joke on a gaming YT ​@@WhatTheFirstAidSpray

[@WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

@@marvelsProtege are you for real? Not sure if your condition requires a proctologist or a horticulturist.

[@marvelsProtege]

@@WhatTheFirstAidSpray what?

[@WhatTheFirstAidSpray]

@marvelsProtege for the stick you clearly have up your butt.

[@DarkAbyss9]

Malboro in Final Fantasy has gotta be up there! Running into these unplanned is a nightmare Edit: it was #9 😂

[@steveperry2321]

I hate them. They LOVE getting off their breath before I can do anything🤣🤣🤣

[@jekw23]

Thought I was so clever taking that short cut in NV. I wasn’t clever - I was dead.

[@justins9886]

How about a 10 games based on books list? I’m sure it would lead to more gamers reading about their favorite franchises. Space Marine 2 got me into reading the 40k books. Just started Horus Rising.

[@TheDarkEternalCohen]

I couldn’t stand the ghost fish from the Xbox Ninja Gaiden. If you got the jump on them you’d be good, but if you mistime it like half your health was gone😡

[@YRhandlesathing]

Those damn fish were the reason I stopped playing that game

[@robertcanady5028]

@@YRhandlesathing Jump and slash repeatedly with the Vigooran Flail. They wont be able to clamp onto you and you get TONS of souls.

[@YRhandlesathing]

@robertcanady5028 I remember reading a tip that said to do exactly that when I was first playing the game. It did not work for me.

[@TheDarkEternalCohen]

@@robertcanady5028 absolutely had to use the flail. That thing was badass

[@TheNihalngopi]

Pain Elementals/Lost Souls from Classic Doom. Oh boy how I hated them more than Cyberdemons or Spider Masterminds.

[@j.d.6915]

Regarding ER, Flame Chariot? I'd say the revenants are worse. Waaaaay worse.

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

Yes, Malboro, screw those guys. Super frustrating to deal with, to the point they're basically nasty minibosses. They're usually among the strongest random enemies you can find in areas where they spawn and their myriad status effects can ruin your day. In FFX, I recall being more frustrated with them than I was with Omega (which I defeated later). You could be strong enough to breeze through the other mobs, but a Malboro can show up and wreck you unless you're OP enough to kill it quick. They're basically the embodiment of 'status effect moves suck unless enemies are using them on you'. Tonberries are what you get when you take the slow moving inevitable death of a horror movie monster and wrap it in an adorable plushie-like package. Super intimidating until you get powerful enough to kill them quick.

[@carminescurse]

The Flame Chariots aren't that bad. Bait out the charge attack, and then backstab. Revenants are much worse.

[@Dabbewear8382]

I have a suggestion: Pain-Yatta from Skylanders Trap Team. They're fast, tanky, and have an attack that can stun you. Also, there are more than one most of the time when you encounter them.

[@geneericname7138]

Anything that makes itself invincible for a time, double if it makes itself invincible while still being allowed to hurt you and/or frequently teleporting. Soft-invincibility (meaning not literally invincible but surrounded by 360° hitboxes that are constantly active) also counts.

[@FuzzyT4C0777]

Seems Varkids from the Borderlands series have been forgotten. Ability to attack in swarms, mutate ( multiple times)when they're injured, or numbers diminished. And can turn into one of the strongest enemies in the game. And let's not forget the headache inducing screeching 😅

[@spikescafe3940]

Stalkers in BL2 are worse. If DLC is allowed, the invisible sorcerers from Tina DLC. Also, any enemy with bullet reflection.

[@MisterMiyagi-sy1ir]

The marauder in doom eternal isn't badly designed at all. It takes some getting used to, but if it's not completely surrounded by other demons it's not difficult to delete even on the hardest difficulties with practice. Only in the smallest arena's, surrounded by other threats, it's hard to focus on and will need several approaches before it's taken out.

[@katherinehedges9071]

Anybody else confused by the statement “bungee left the franchise in 2007”? They made and released 2 more halo games for Microsoft for three years after that

[@ScaerieTale]

Honorable mention because, technically, the game is dead (but you can still play it if you know where to look) Carnival Mistresses in City of Heroes/Villains. Imagine an enemy that's immune to crowd control, can drain your endurance, does the rarest (and hardest hitting) damage type, OH YEAH and they randomly turn intangible. And technically they're a "boss" class, but Arch Villains are the real "bosses" so you can encounter 2-3 Carnival Mistresses in one group :)

[@sammydanger7287]

Oh the memories of the cliff racers. I can still remember that sound and the janky way they would always be right on you no matter how much you ran….until you got the boots of blinding speed and did the glitch where you were like the flash.

[@forcedfeedbackclassicgamer5499]

The flame chariots in Elden Ring? Really? Those things have nothing on those stupid little stone imps in all the dungeons, especially for players sporting light armor builds.

[@spudthepug]

True. The flame chariots actually make RL sense. They’re basically battle tanks.

[@evanwoodward6376]

Stone imps boil my piss! Them and those damn eagles are never fun to fight. Hate them both with incandescent passion

[@erikohman2294]

Came here for the Malboro. When I played FF7R on NG+ I laughed at everything and everyone until I found one of those. No matter how OP you may feel, you gotta respect em.

[@Franiac32]

The flame chariots in Elden Ring is a completely wild choice. I don't think I've heard a single complaint about them. Not the Fire Knights? The warhawks? Cursebles? REVENANTS?

[@TheOmegaDragon]

The Aging Untouchables pissed me off. It got me so angry that I went to the base game to purchase a buckler so I can kill them.

[@DrBrule-mv4ir]

For me it’s just the giant dragonfly lol. Weak, not going to kill me, but they’re like an annoying mosquito buzzing in your ear that evades your strike every time.

[@Franiac32]

@@TheOmegaDragon God I hate those.

[@thestraydog]

The goddamn BEARS.

[@patrickhasachannel]

Whoah, whoah, whoah! No mention of Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon? Pre-Nerf Balteus/V.II Snail-ARQUEBUS BALTEUS or the IBIS Cel 240 fight I get that it's not as overall difficult as other Fromsoft titles, but these guys were tricky

[@jamic6107]

Does the first Capra Demon in Dark Souls 1 count? 10 years later, I'm still having PTSD from that abomination.

[@wellurafastizio]

Nah, he's a boss, mini as he is. General rule: if a name and health bar pops up somewhere prominent on the screen, it's a boss.

[@Alexalicious]

I actually really like the designs of the Prometheans; the concept art even more so. However I do agree they can be pretty obnoxious after awhile. Mixing them in with the aliens of the Covenant definitely helped though, as they added to their numbers with new mechanics.

[@RohARc]

Why do y'all have problems with the cazadors? You vats the wings and then they crawl towards you when you cripple 1 of em.... Without a doubt one of the easier enemies in the game

[@Phlegeth]

Flying. Flying in the sky. Cliff racer flies so high

[@animal245533]

Once you "get" the Mauraders in Doom Eternal they become just part of the flow and are just as trivial as any other enemy.

[@Tyler-gg6xt]

Cazadores... Man, I hate those. Even after clearing big mountain I would still get killed by those... 5v1 ha some places gave me 8v1.

[@chloemchll3774]

Okay, only as far as the Halo entry and I already disagree w three of the entries (and never played the other two.) Halo- as annoying as the Prometheans are at first, they are actually a really fun enemy to play against once you understand them. I personally would say the rocket launcher flood from Halo CE, or the jackal snipers from Halo 2 are both way more annoying (especially on legendary w respect to the jackal snipers, as they kill you w one shot and until you know more or less in advance where they are, they will kill you a bunch of times.) Doom Eternal- While my first playthrough I despised the Marauders (to the point of quitting the game only coming back to it months later), upon that return, I actually rather liked them because they provide such a massive shift in your fighting style without that shift being totally unreasonable in the context of the game. Instead, I found that the most annoying enemy in the game was the Archvile, mainly because you really need to prioritize killing them first regardless of what else is in the fight with them and yet they usually spawn in places you can’t tell they are there at first. Hating the Marauders is basically akin to saying “I can’t adjust my tactics” or “I’m too unskilled to take advantage of the openings in their defense”, the Archvile and its constant summoning of more enemies to the battlefield, however, can easily overwhelm you if you don’t get rid of them quickly regardless of what your tactics are. Final Fantasy- I’m willing to agree that the Malboros are annoying as hell unless you have items or abilities that keep your characters immune from at least some of their effects, but the whole point is by the time you encounter them, you should have such IF you’ve been developing your characters appropriately and been picking up all available items. It isn’t that hard to do this in any of the FF games I played (basically 7-12 minus 11) . Instead, I would go with the Tonberry (at least in many of the games- in 8 they are pretty easy but everything in 8 is easy if you know what you’re doing) which usually have a one hit kill and a lot of health to burn through.

[@drumeshopeth]

Effing loved Morrowind. Cliff racers killed me way more at low levels than Dagoth Ur at endgame. The diceroll hit system at low levels meant even rats were dangerous, but Cliff racers were death, and they were constant in the wilderness between towns.

[@OldmanRzR]

I am approaching Drac's castle in OoE, and you didn't give me much hope there homie. Wish me luck.

[@catluvr2]

Minecraft Silverfish. I was pranked with them on a multiplayer survival server.

[@Igx057]

Again, Boost Guardian Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.

[@agntzeroness]

YES!!!!! Beautiful answer. MP2 does NOT get enough loved and man the mini bosses sometimes SUCKED.

[@duhmzdaih]

I don't hate Marauders, it was fun to beat them on Ultraviolence. To be fair, I think they were nerfed before I played the game.

[@vampricramen]

I think they made their telegraphs more obvious.

[@giannis8568]

You are saying that Marlboros doesn't use Bad Breath all the time. but this isn't 100% accurate. In Final Fantasy 8 for example, they almost always used it as first attack from the very start of the battle, because they are programmed to do as such! Of course, since they are kind of lazy, the player still has some time in that game to come up with a powerful attack before they strike, or just wishing for Odin to appear to kill them himself, but in FF8, the ''Luck Factor'' plays a bigger role than other games in the franchise.

[@woodysmith2681]

Question for NV/FO4 players. If you could kill Marcy Long and Preston (after you get his perk) but it took 20,000 Cazadors invading the map, would you want that?

[@zerokiryu3645]

Sekiro, the advance monks near the Senpou temple with the strawhats and double sided glaives 😅😂😂. 1 is manageable, 2 is a nightmare, and 3 is a level reset. Oh yes they are standard goon mobs....SO THEY RESPAWN😭😭😂

[@TheOmegaDragon]

For me it has to be the Headless guys that do the ass grab.

[@zerokiryu3645]

@@TheOmegaDragon ah, I see. The mist around them slow you down, but between divine confetti and purification powder, they were quite managible for me. Terror status still sucks, definitely but hauling ass and running away was always an option.

[@shawntraub7249]

Nobody likes the Screechers in Raft. Raft is a very chill game where you aimless drift from island to island, collecting resources to build your raft bigger. There is always a shark following you, but it can be countered numerous ways. Some islands have boars, which are also easily countered. But then you have your screechers. Those are giant birds that will fly far away, pick up a rock, and try and drop it on your head, dealing a decent amount of damage. The problem is that they will always fly far from you to grab their rock, making melee attacks virtually impossible to pull off, so the only real way to kill them is to shoot them with the bow. But due to the trajectory of the arrows, not only are they hard to hit, but you also have very little time to dash out of the way so you don't get the rock dropped on you. On top of that, they take lots of arrows to kill as well. You cannot ignore them or run away from them like you can with boars; they will always try and kill you as long as you're on or near the island. Once they are dead, you can finally resume the chill, relaxing gameplay of strip mining the island of its junk. That's why the game has a mod whose only purpose is to remove those damn birds.

[@jekebe4858]

Medusa Heads and birds? Sure fine, but you know the real best in class? Goddamn bats. They feature in a lot of games and often start off camouflaged in the dark hanging from ceilings or walls until you trigger them and then they act life freakin' heat-seeking missiles to ruin your day. Just. Goddamn bats.

[@TruckDumpy]

Mine is any enemy that plays lame. Running away throwing projectiles, running away from you, hiding, etc.

[@Niobium41]

Ninja Gaiden NES has nothing to do with the arcade version. The arcade version is fairly easy to complete with gameplay more on par with Double Dragon. The NES game bears almost zero resemblance to the arcade. But, the birds indeed can be brutal.

[@noahmaas1670]

I think I might be the only person I know that wasn't too bothered by Cliff Racers. They're just so quick to kill that the annoying factor doesn't really have time to build up. Now, cazadores in early game...

[@warrencochrane5155]

Cazadores completely ruined my playthrough as it saved just as I was surrounded by them, I tried so many times to fight, run away, everything, but, no, 40 hour playthrough wrecked by them

[@vampricramen]

I enjoyed fighting the marauders and once you know their move set and vulnerability they aren’t that big of a deal. I would take Marauders over either version of the archvile any day of the week.

[@civilwildman]

Fact: “Cazador” means “Hunter” in Spanish.

[@Ad-jl7si]

The draugr from skyrim. Just suoer annoying. And repetitive.

[@jaffa789]

Cazador is a really fair #1 shout haha

[@KriegerChristi]

Cazadors aren't that hard, you just need to always be prepared. Have anti-venom and aim for the wings. Personally, I found the Deathclaws much more annoying because they sniff you out so fast.

[@ShadowLouWolf]

I'm surprised that they chose Halo 4's Prometheans instead of Halo 2's Jackals.

[@ThankYouCityOfficial]

I would also add Bloodborne's Winter Lanterns. A single one rinses your health and they are never along.

[@notlobtrebor6004]

Mass Effect 3. The wailing of the banshees. Transporting, bullet sponges, nightmare fuel.

[@ericshelby8813]

As I recall, Cliff Racers are so annoying that there is a game mod that completely removes them from Morrowind.

[@TheHorribleCreature]

The worst enemy in all Fromsoft games is gravity.

[@jamesstaggs4160]

Yeah those birds are insanely annoying especially if you have the screen just right to where you can't move until you kill the bird but it also keeps respawning, and it will never stop respawning. If you move before killing the bird you'll die but if you don't move before killing the bird it will just respawn as soon as you do. Your only option is to commit Harry Carey. Oh yes the cazadores. Those bastards. On one playthrough I cheated just to see what it was like to play an overpowered character, so I had all the useful perks and my level was ridiculously high with all skills maxed out. Those things still gave me a rough time if there were more than one. I just avoided them on normal playthroughs because they're such a pain.

[@sokhz8627]

How about the "red" bar enemies in Division2.... They can be made MORE deadly than the yellow bar enemies (elite / named).....

[@KiikoVT]

Fun fact, the design for the Cazadors in Fallout: New Vegas was actually inspired by the real life Tarantula Hawk Wasp. Why is it called a "Tarantula Hawk Wasp" you may ask? Because it is LITERALLY A WASP THAT IS BIG ENOUGH TO PREY ON TARANTULAS LIKE A HAWK!!! F*** your outdoors and nature, I'm never going out to touch grass again

[@philallen7942]

I always hated the Banshees in Mass Effect 3! And the Witch Doctors from the Sir Havelock dlc in Borderlands 2

[@DavoInMelbourne]

The snake ladies (Nure-Onna) in Nioh 2 are a massive pain in the arse.

[@TheManCone]

The most annoying Halo enemy had to be Jackel snipers on Legendary. Halo2 was insane. There was no trick, really you would just die over and over....

[@justinpaglia616]

When it came to Elden Ring the bears were one of the worst enemies for me. They were so fast, so relentless, so powerful.

[@RussellSmith91]

The bullet sponges that crowd the final act of Uncharted games. So unbelievably stupid as an idea in the first game, and they did it at least twice more!

[@dustinmillar120]

I felt the distain for cazadors in his voice haha

[@louiemarks8501]

The sheer number of instances where the most annoying non boss enemy in the game is called "the stalker" is... It's shocking, really. You've got Borderlands 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Assassin's Creed Rogue, probably nine others I've never heard of... They all feature an enemy called the stalker, and they all SUUUUCK.

[@minreqq]

Major disrespect to discuss one hit kill murder wasps and not mention Valheim

[@ryusaki117able]

Jackal snipers from halo should've been number 1 The hours i spent on missions because i kept restarting due to those little creatures

[@wastelanddrifter7685]

Foul breath? Wow Jules.....it's called Bad Breath....here I was thinking you were a true gamer

[@bladechild2449]

I mean, the flame chariots are easy to ignore. Revenants arent

[@rhern845]

Dogs from any of the souls games. Those dragonflies/mosiqutos in Elden Ring.

[@lokephoenix1039]

Primal Aspids from Hollow Knight definitely should’ve been here

[@maxisenberg9093]

I found the marauders fun, not annoying. Its pretty easy so long as you have shotgun ammo

[@KiikoVT]

I 100% agree with invading players being the absolute most hated enemies in Dark Souls games. If we are speaking strictly in game enemies tho, then it would undoubtedly go to the Basilisks. Bug-eyed, poison spewing a**holes.....

[@MiguelDeMarchena]

Final Fantasy marlboro is no problem at all if bad breath do not apply all stats it fails only applying poison, just put an item that cancel any of the stats and will fail to apply

[@DonovanAenslaed]

Malboro and Medusa heads. Damn those creatures.

[@iambiglucas]

There are some Elden Ring dlc mini bosses that drain almost every flask 😅

[@dylanogg347]

Looks like #10 and #01 got the Brock Samson pep talk.

[@maxisenberg9093]

The bug swarm in the ballroom of te4 remake is way more annoying than re7. Fortunately it is very easy to cheese but its equally as time consuming

[@monkofbob]

Please Jules, life is rough these days, a bit of nostalgia and flash games?

[@Just4Fun-Zocker]

The Marauders? Really? Even two at once wasn't that bad. Sure, you need to learn how to beat them first but once you know they are a breeze. And that's coming from someone who prefers his games easy, but any Doom game has to be played at least on Ultra Violence difficulty. And as someone else already said, the Cazadors are also simple, you just need to aim for their wings.

[@SuburbanProperty]

We all knew cliff racers were gonna show up here.

[@5TailFox]

I don't hate the fire tanks nearly as much as I hate the leeches from Shadow of the Erdtree.

[@LookMumImHacking]

I like how he says foul breath ( final fantasy ) yet its bad breath like it says everytime its used on these clips 😅

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Uhhh... Id have gone with Tonberry's. Those adorable psychopathic lil fks still haunt my nightmares.

[@Sunprism]

My proudest DS invasion was when a guy tried to attack me in Blighttown. Swung his spear at me once, and I rolled in just the right position to Kick him off the platform

[@Queinty]

Doubly impressive, I daresay you couldn't see a thing either.

[@Sunprism]

@@Queinty oh, it was pure luck, but I did get to watch him plummet

[@LordShrub]

The monkeys in Resident Evil 0 🙈

[@bubbajoe1902]

for morrowind it was those greater undead bone walkers i think they were called because of there drain attributes magic

[@Kaileigh_Broko]

The shield guys from the Batman Arkham games. 1 on 1 is fine but a group and some with shields, comeon.