What do you think is the most annoying segment of any FF game?

[Pike]

I was talking to a friend today about Final Fantasy VI (which is their favorite) and then we both got to talking about how much we hate Zozo it has my vote for the most annoying segment in the series.

What about you guys? Which part of FF do you dread replaying?

[Fynn]

The part where Seymour opens his mouth to talk. Or just exists in general.

[Fox]

How about that smurfing glacier section of VII? Sometimes it's tolerable but 75% of the time it sucks. Or maybe invading Galbadia garden in VIII where you have to go on that stupid card key hunt. Fossil Roo in IX is a section I hate passionately, even though I instinctively don't want to say anything bad about IX at all.

[FFNut]

I can agree with Zozo. It wouldn't be as bad if it was a few toughs on the street as you walk and a boss. Also I'm not annoyed at the fact they all lie to you for the puzzle to get the chain saw. It's the random encounters in the town that just drags the place down. That and no place to stock up supplies. Unless someone pulls something else out I have forgotten about in the series I may say Zozo, or FFXIII in general.

[Lyndis Highwind]

Agreed. I did not like Zozo. Also, the last part VI was pretty miserable for me. It was sooo hard!

[Scruffington]

Chapter 13 of Final Fantasy XV. Pretty much all of it.

[Laddy]

Ditto on Zozo. Some of the Laguna segments in VIII are pretty unbearable and the ducking Cloister of Trials.

[Pumpkin]

Friggin mandatory Blitzball

[Bubba]

D-District Prison in FFVIII
Kalm Flashback in FFVII (though that is solely due to the amount I replay that game)
That bit in FFI where you get into a fight every smurfing step

[Fox]

OK, good call on D-District. I forgot about all the obnoxious backtracking through identical floors except SOME OF THEM have the shortcut blocked off because smurf you

[Sephiroth]

FFI - Marsh Cave with the chance of more Mindflayers
FFII - The beginning so you are even motivated to start
FFIII - World of Darkness; too hard to get through if you ask me
FFIV - Magnetic Cavern I guess, plus the bit of Babil in the DS version where you have to fight that Overkill CPU that can randomly kill you if it starts off with Laserbeams which happens almost always
After Years - No idea
FFV - The desert bit
FFVI - Split Scenario parts and Floating Continent
FFVII - Old Corel, so the Desert Prison under the Golden Saucer
Crisis Core - Abyss of Judgment
Dirge of Cerberus - Nibelheim Sewers
FFVIII - Desert Prison-Figaro Castle-Galbadia Prison Submarine Super Transformer + Running around in Esthar to sneak into the Lunatic Pandora
FFIX - Evil Forest & Ice Cavern
FFX - Mhh ... probably Bikanel or Macalania Forest or Mount Gagazet
FFX-2 - Being forced to collect the uniforms and being forced to arrange the concert
FFXII - The stupid Cave with the Plant Bosses and the Ahriman Boss
Revenant Wings - Cannot really say there was too much that was normally enjoyable for me because of the style itself; that does not mean I did hate it but I have a hard time choosing then
FFXIII - Palumpolum and Nautilus, I guess. Missed opportunities. And
FFXIII-2 - Augusta Tower, I guess
FFXIII-3 Lightning Returns - Dead Dunes Ruins
FFXV - All chapters that were ridiculously short

No 100% guarantee on some of them.

[Slothy]

Well, there's that part of FFXIII that starts right after the main menu and ends right around the beginning of the end credits. That was pretty bad I'd say.

[Scruffington]

Well, there's that part of FFXIII that starts right after the main menu and ends right around the beginning of the end credits. That was pretty bad I'd say.

Man the anti-FFXIII circlejerk is strong.

[maybee]

FF VII- Sephiroth Flashback- It wouldn't be so bad, if they included a simple skip button. But I don't think SE knew that people were going to replay the game so much.

[Elly]

Well, there's that part of FFIX that starts right after the main menu and ends right around the beginning of the end credits. That was pretty bad I'd say.

there we go, fixed it...

i can honestly say that about IX though, because of the battle system... "woo-hoo i learned 20 skills from equipment, what the fark i can only use 3 of them?".. sorry, that's really bad design... luckily i found a Gameshark code to give me 99 Magic Stones to do away with that egregious design flaw, that makes the game far more bearable, now if i can only do something about the uselessness of Trance...