1,000,000 things we hate!

[Toka Hebizuka]

1950. A lot of good games don't have physical copies anymore, meaning that I can't have the satisfaction of looking at my collection of games.

 

[London Parris]

1951: Getting a stomach bug, trust me it has been plagued me for the last 3 days.

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,952: Finally beating Knuckles in Adventure Tours mode in Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympic Games, then the temperamental game card malfunctions before you save it and now you have to start over.

 

[Noct]

1953. Wisdom teeth coming in.

 

[YoshiFlutterJump]

1954: Vaporware.

 

[London Parris]

1955: Ants

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,956: Previously unannounced deadlines.

 

[YoshiFlutterJump]

1957: Content cut from games.

 

[London Parris]

1958: When save data on games gets corrupted.

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,959: When clone characters are used in the place of non-clone ones.

 

[YoshiFlutterJump]

1,959: When clone characters are used in the place of non-clone ones.

Like Daisy taking the spot Tatanga should have in every game she appears in.

1960: Annoying characters like Starlow, Jojora, Daisy, etc.

 

[Mario Kart DS Fan]

1961: the fact that we yet have to find the 1980 TAT communications company logo, the full version at least.

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,962: Running out of time to get all of your work done, so sleep gets sacrificed instead.

 

[London Parris]

1963: Roaches

 

[Sp00kDragon]

1964: How this is not even close to a hundredth of one million things

 

[Noct]

1965. Whenever the phone rings and the internet disconnects. (Bonus points if I'm in the middle of a Splatoon 2 Match.)

 

[Sp00kDragon]

1966: When people hate more than 1965 things

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,967: Heatwaves.

 

[Mario Kart DS Fan]

1968: rotten food.

 

[Noct]

1969. Oversleeping.

 

[Sp00kDragon]

1970: People who don’t like Dragons

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,971: When people push you out of the way.

 

[Sp00kDragon]

1971: how the next time I reply im gonna copy this.

 

[London Parris]

1972: The book 1984

 

[BBQ Turtle]

1,974: When games close because of an error unannounced and completely out of nowhere.