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@@sachiaki3221 I actually had no idea but then again I'm pretty sure the latest released lego game I have right now is the lego ninjago movie video game (he ain't wrong it's still a mouthful even when you're typing) so I guess I just need to catch up a bit
0:45 For those who are curious, this arrow in Hogwarts' library does not even point to a gold brick, even a glitched one. Apparently, the map for the hub world is the same map used in the level The Restricted Section, and this yellow triangle does not belong to the gold brick detector, but to the House Crests detector, and it points towards the Hufflepuff crest (that you obviously can't obtain in the hub). Deactivating the house crests detector actually deactivates this glitched marker, proving that it really does not point to a glitched gold brick.
I feel that the voice lines are best for the Lego games that have original stories. I can't imagine Lego DC Super Villains being as good without the performances of Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill, Clancy Brown, etc. I think that the games that are based on movies, especially when they reuse the dialogue from the movies, don't work like in Force Awakens and Avengers. I think for movie based Lego games, they should have no dialogue. The only exception to that rule is Skywalker Saga because it was amazing to hear the Clone Wars actors doing the prequel lines.
Honestly with Lego Skywalker Saga I think it would’ve been miles better if the character you met in each world was George Lucas and when unlocked he’d have lots of abilities similar to Lego Stan Lee.
In The Skywalker Saga when you play a level on free roam the game literally decides to select the most random characters for you, and you have to constantly change them for the ones you want. Also the fact that there are hub levels that you can only play once on the saved game
Or being forced to use the story mode character for free play during boss fights. Example being episode 5 Vader boss, I wanna fight him as other characters that are not just luke!
@@piotrm5635 Not just that, but the amount of objectives you must complete prior to enter a level, for example the afternoon sky on Tatooine in Episode II when you go as Anakin and Padmé. Or the Jedi training in Dagobah in Episode V with Luke
I wanted to fight Vader using Cad Bane (Because he has the highest firerate out of all characters i own). Just to see if he'd be stunlocked or if he'd block every single shot. But NO! Luke only.@@Thebludude
100 - No skipping cutscenes when you play the Story Mode, after playing it once, you ALWAYS have to see the same cutscene without skipping it in a new save file
There is a solution starting with Lego Indiana Jones 2 all in all Lego games if you use the code N0CUT5 (a 0 not an O) to skip all cutscenes, the only annoying thing is you have to enter it in each time you open the game.
Wandering Wookie isn't that bad to me. The only way I could see it being annoying is if you put aside everything else and exclusively try to find all the wookies.
the problem isn't the quest, its how its a useless character. should have a been an indestructible force ghost or george lucas that has all class abilities
For me, the most frustrating aspects of LEGO games are the AI controlled characters. Most of the time, they move when you don’t want them to, and don’t move when you do. Or they just get stuck when you need them to finish the level. Also, c’mon. The sliding tile puzzles are not that bad.
I always hated that, Al least in the early LEGO games, unless they were played by another person, the other members in your team didn’t do any damage to your enemies.
Yeah, at least and later games I guess they help not too much either a whole game of henchman attacking you. U have to be the only one doing something.
In LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2 your compass would quite often go away and sometimes never come back. I hate that (I'm currently playing through it). Sure, you have a map, but having to look at the map every time just for a mission you are doing at the moment (especially where you have to find people to talk to or have to collect stuff) is really aggravating.
@@DimetridongamesReborn I'm almost at 80% and still got not used to it. Otherwise, I enjoy the game, although I don't find many of the main missions very memorable. They are not bad (except for the first underwater mission, and I really enjoyed High-Noon Saloon! and Noir Night-Mayor). I still prefer LEGO Marvel Superheroes though, because it has X-Men in it (and I'm a massive X-Men fan, Gambit is my favorite hero).
@@Highretrogamelord I think I'm used to it because I've been playing it for like 1 or 2 years now, don't worry bout it oh and here's a tip: if you set yourself a marker for where you wan't go, a light beam will be visible out of the map letting you get to your location with ease
Even worse than Fetch Quests generally are the ones where they decide to not give you pointers with distance and you have to wander endlessly looking for that guy 2 blocks away behind a wall. Looking at you, DC Supervillains. Also, when you hold down the button to try to switch characters but it switches forms of the selected character instead (Ironman -> Tony Stark in Marvel, growing characters in DCSV, etc...)
The only other thing I can think of is the Gold Brick Stud Fountains. Since usually by the time you get all the gold bricks you most likely have 100% or close to it, and with multipliers studs aren't much of an issue at that point. In a way it feels like a cheap reward for what is essentially 100%. I much prefer the bonus levels that some games give from gold bricks because it's more fun to be had than *studs pop out of fountain* "Wow, this is worthless"
I personally hate it when you have to 100% the game to unlock certain characters like Voldemort in Lego Harry Potter years 1-4 like what’s the point there’s nothing left to do
@@glicthmonkey0Yeah, I know he said people don't like the bonus stud-collecting levels, but I actually like those a lot more than just "here's one more character!" or "here's infinite studs falling from the sky!*" I think levels like the Lost City (I think that's what it was called) in Indiana Jones or the big towns in Star Wars were quite fun (though I remember getting stuck trying to find one last stud in Wayne Manor). *Seriously, the final reward for Skywalker Saga was just... so anticlimactic.
Supergirl in Batman 2. You had to get all the gold bricks to unlock her. I remember being really excited, then really disappointed when I got her. Like, congratulations on getting this cool character. Too bad you can't really do anything with her.
What annoys me the most is in Lego Batman 2. They ability for the goons that spawn in with guns to one-shot your vehicles. Also, your co-op partner's gun can one-shot your vehicles as well. Speaking of co-op, the thing worse than ice is disco file in Lego LotR. Man, if your co-op partner really wants to annoy you they just need to follow your closely around while making you dance constantly!
One thing that always annoys me is when i try to switch character bute the character has a transformation/grows instead of letting you switch character.
Or, as in Marvel Super-Heroes 2… to get to a vehicle, you do the transformation get into the grid, have to hit square or “X,” pick your vehicle, and at least as Iron Man/Stark, you place the vehicle and then it doesn’t. You have to do it again. I always switch to a non-transforming character and place the vehicle.
I was horribly glitched in the first Harry Potter game literally just today. I've been playing co-op, and I realized after we beat the game that we couldn't use the polymorph potion pots around the game. I looked up a "fix" which was to watch a certain cutscene in the cutscene viewer, however the fix failed to mention that it locks you in the Hogwarts potion class when you want to explore Hogwarts with no way to escape. You have to literally restart from the beginning in a new save.
That game also locks you out of the Gryffindor common room if you try to enter with the wrong character. Super annoying if you didn't get all the collectibles there first.
One thing I hate in Lego dc super villains is that you can’t replay the story mode version of the levels, I can’t explain why I like replaying the story, it just has that vibe and charm to it.
One of the things I dislike the most about lego games, specifically lego star wars 3 on the wii, is that whenever you have to aim, you have to very carefully point the wiimote in the correct area... Another thing in the complete saga and just in general is when you are trying to force/build something, and the enemies just continually keep spawning. (Especially in the escape the death star level when you are trying to build the door, and the stormtroopers infinitely spawn, or the dagobah level and the bats keep hitting you). I personally prefer the mumbling to the talking in lego games. The mumbling is just so more nostalgic.
I have never liked those climbing and jumping phases in new games in which you need to press certain button. If you move an inch button icon disappears and button does what it normally do. That leads to falling down and a new attemp. That has been much easier in older games. Developers have tried to make those parts easier but they ended up making those much harder and annoying.
You have covered so many here, i personally don't have a problem with the co-op ones as i play them solo. One thing that does really annoy me is the time between check points on races, i know it's supposed to have a bit of a challenge to it but they seem to forget that the game is mainly ment to be for kids. Which brings me onto another thing.... the prices of the games are ridiculous when they first come out and I'm surprised any of the games get sold. Due to that i usually have to wait to buy it pre-owned as i don't think around £50/£60 is a justifiable price for a Lego game that's supposed to mainly be for kids.
The 2 things i hate is the tedious puzzles. the ones that you get instantly but dont want to do because theyre just long. the 2nd is the feeling when you realise the end of the level is coming up and you so close to filling the bread meter and yet there just isnt enough studs for you to get because the level isnt letting you backtrack.
Biggest crime of the 21st century is having to listen to "I need someone to show me my place in all of this" everytime you boot up the Skywalker Saga. 🌚
I've got a good one: getting combo'ed to death by henchmen. Once they lock onto you, you are going to have to wait until they've killed you, coz you are literally stun locked. This is why I never disarm them anymore. I'd rather have their gunshots than their instakill punches. And there's another: NPC co-op characters getting in your way. Even if you can push them, it's always annoying, tedious, and slow.
Tip for the 3x3 puzzles at 2:40, if u move the right tile u get studs, if u move the wrong one, u dont. This way you can always do it with only like 8 moves. :)
Lego LOTR had two fetch quests I could never complete when I was younger: one in Mount Doom, the other in the Pass of Caradhras. I thought they were mutual quests where one gave the item for the other.
Personally, the first thought that comes to mind was a bug I had in my save of LEGO Marvel's Avengers in which I 100% got every gold brick in the game (I'm not sure if I was aiming to complete _everything_ including minikits and whatnot) except for 1 in the New York City world in which the game claimed that there was a gold brick to collect on the map, yet when I completed the puzzle to unlock the gold brick, it wasn't there, but there's still the icon on my map saying there's a gold brick there, as well as the fact that it says I have 28/29 or wtv gold bricks collected in the NYC world. It's been years since I played the game but probably all I have to do is start with a new save. Edit: Another thing I just remembered is that the Skywalker Saga doesn't include any levels or content from LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars. No, I never played the Skywalker Saga, and no I've never actually watched The Clone Wars, but still, it's a shame that the only LEGO Star Wars game I played as a kid is not featured in this revival and remake of all the previous Star Wars games. And I don't understand the excuse of "the clone wars is not part of the main skywalker movie trilogies" even though anakin is the main character of the series and they include characters like the Mandalorian in the game which aren't at all connected to the Skywalker Saga either...
I would just like to say that these points were spot-in for nearly every Lego game. The only one that I don't fully agree with it was the underwater levelling. I did dislike the fish pulling you back. But I play the games primarily for the stories, so the sluggishness of some of the levels hardly has any effect on me. Yes, they don't make the level as great as other levels, but I don't hate it because of that. Other than that, the list was a perfect summary of the downsides of Lego games. I'm also fine with voice-lines (so long as they don't get to be repetitive). I'm surprised that the intro voice-line to Lego Star Wars: the Skywalker Saga wasn't up there, considering how repetitive of an intro it can be (happening literally every time you get to the main menu). Speaking of useless characters, I'm surprised that Lego hasn't made a healing character yet. They've done invincible characters, but there aren't any with healing powers. That would have been a nice addition, particularly in the Lego LotR game, where elven characters and Aragorn are known to be able to heal others.
I always loved Yodas jumping run from Lego Star Wars the video game, didnt like when it was changed in the Complete saga to the much slower one with his cane. His most recent run in the Skywalker Saga makes more sense, but i will always perfer him jumping around so fast. Love the vids, keep up the great work!
In lego city undercover those segments where you either have to drive across half the map while keeping your vehicle alive, or having to chase a Enemy that is running, or driving are really annoying sometimes.
I absolutely hate when levels in more recent games keep throwing waves of enemies at you. It distracts me from trying to progress and I miss being able to break them all and then having a calm moment
16:40 I found a bug some time ago in which you "free roam" as the braquiosaurus, i don't remember the other ones though... 1. Play as the braquiosaurus in the gyrosphere park 2.pause the game and activate comphsognatus (small) mode 3.resume the game 4. Pause again and togle mini mode 3 times and when it's off, resume 5. You'll be launched up and walk on air over every barrier. To go back to the ground pause, mini mode, resume. You'll fall to the ground, then turn mini mode off once again and you can be a braquiosaurus anywhere
How about those quests where you HAVE TO FOLLOW THE NPC AND THEY'RE GOING 2 FEET PER SECOND AND EVERY 30 SECONDS A SWARM OF ENEMIES COMES OUT OF NOWHERE
Honestly I can almost relate to everything you said. Lego Games can be really frustating some times. Espacially as a child, I had many problems to even finish a level, because the instructions are not always clear. Really awesome video. Keep it up!
A really insane fact but you do not loose studs after dying when X studs multiplier is applied. I believe it's not the case in the Skywalker's saga, though I can be mistaken.
The voice lines were only lackluster in the movie games where they reused audio from the films. The mumbles were way more original and fit the LEGO environment way better.
What do you mean the voice lines are so much better it makes me want to watch the cutscenes in stead when there’s mumbling I just watch it so I don’t miss out on the story
The skywalker saga mission where you have to transport something from planet to planet and you always getting stopped by villians and having to fight them over and over again
The biggest thing I hate about the Skywalker Saga, outside of ruining serious moments with excessive attempts at trying to be funny, was 1. The removal of the feature where you can have any two lightsaber characters (or even blaster characters who knows) on the Complete Saga’s Darth Vader level end AND that the Skywalker Saga FORCES you to use lightsaber characters (even just certain ones like obi wan and Qui gon against Darth Maul when you wanted to fight as Darth Vader and Darth Sicily’s against Maul)
This was such a clever video lol. Yodas walking speed is the most annoying for me. Great job rugged Edit: the worst thing to happen to me in a lego game is when i was around 90% completion on lego batman 3 and i deleted my save file instead of loading it
My top 3 most obscure things that I hate about lego games 1.Losing your studs 2. Lego Star Wars Losing Your Stormtrooper Helmet 3. Lego Marvel Superheroes Missing The Blue Stud Ring When Jumping Off The Helicarrier
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I actually liked the Wandering Wookie quest a lot. I only rarely specifically looked for him, and usually just found him as a neat little surprise on a planet I was currently grinding, and it cheered me up every time. Not to mention you can track the quest and it tells you exactly where to find him.
The worst thing about the Clone Wars game is the space section of Grievous Intrigue, where a glitch sometimes causes your character to respawn without the ship if your Jedi Shuttle is destroyed. This is the equivalent of the stun-lock deaths from The Complete Saga.
I was trying to 100% Lego Marvel Super Heroes and some of the gold bricks require you to fly through rings. It is very annoying to fly higher or lower, because you usually go too high or low. Controlling that is pain.
As someone who grew up with the DS and 3DS ports, here's a couple from those. In LEGO Star Wars the Complete Saga on the DS, you can only have one stud multiplier red brick active for some reason. If you have one active and turn a second one on, it will turn the first one off. In the LEGO Movie and LEGO Marvel Super Heroes on the 3DS, there is no hubworld, and if you die, you have to restart the level. Why? Whose idea was that? It's a bloody LEGO game! It's supposed to be fun, not hard. When you make a LEGO game, and it takes months for a pair of teenagers who grew up playing LEGO games just to beat the story mode, you messed something up.
Yeah as much as I miss the mumbles. Having voice lines in the games makes the story better. I mean Lego Batman 2 was the first game to add them, and it still has one of the best Lego stories!
Number 100: early Lego game custom character with no cape options of face glitches Number 101: Vehicle levels (Like Lego Batman in the bat boat) Number 102: most of the character rosters are goons you will never play as Number 103: Memory card corruption and having to replay the whole game or Wii U buzz and you have to restart your console Yes…yes indeed Lego games were my childhood
3 by 3 tile puzzles can be done pretty easily, just look at which tiles turn white for a second, i haven't done it for a while so i might be wrong but i think it means which tike you should push next
19:06 Even as a kid i realized, if i build cannons in the different spots, i’ll probably be able to build the tank, because thats how the rest of the game worked
It can be very annoying when you complete everything in a lego game except buying some multipliers because they are too expensive. You end up gaining studs only for stud multipliers.
He literally covered everything But something I hate is the lack of care for making characters unique moveset and abilities The special moves in Lego dc super villains Silver surfer in Lego marvel superhero And no scarlet witch in Lego marvel superheroes 2
I’ve been saying that for years about dc villains it’s incredibly disappointing how many characters reuse their special kill animation like why does Batman and deathstroke have the same animation pointless and lazy Ik Skywalker saga did that too but to be fair their engine had some problems so I could forgive it though.
I hate in LEGO Star Wars III when I needed to change to a certain character and needed to go to the entirely different section of the ship because it just wouldn't spawn
i think one of the most annoying things in lego games for me was in lego marvel avengers, havent replayed it in awhile so dont know exactly which level but i believe just in between of the Avnegers story and Avengers age of ultron story, where you have to jump o 2 buttons at the same time. yeah ik not much but thats because i just didnt really like lego marvel avengers. also when you have to stand on 2 buttons to open a door, but the other person is far behind so you bring them to the buttn, but then the other player goes off the button for some reason and its just a pain.
The one where the cutscenes play everytime you complete an action is the most relatable. Especially as someone who is older and now just wants to play the games 😂😂
The biggest one is missing minikits i hated the one i batman and again in TFA and the Anakin vs Obi fight is hilarious in Co-op, and marvel 1 on 360 did crash often i'll admit. Dimensions being Toys to Life in general and the DS versions of the games. This VIDEO was great and brought a ton of nostalgia the cantina fights and killing your co op partner for STUDS is right on the money a very good list!
Anyone else remember the glitch in Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 where trying to access the Gryffindor common room with the wrong character would lock the door and prevent you from entering ever again? Like, you literally had to start from 0% if you wanted to get back in.
When attempting to farm studs in lego star wars the complete saga, my brother used to do "Wall Time" where he'd have me sit in a corner of the 2x studs room(with all the multiplier extras on too) and would just keep killing my character to farm my studs at a higher value. I don't even know if that really worked, which makes it feel even worse
Most of this list is sooooo relatable 😅 I gotta say I loved the charm of the mumbles when I was a kid, but I really enjoy the voice acting! Imagine if Dimensions didn’t have any voice acting. It would’ve been so confusing lol
Hated having to restart levels (mainly in Marvel Superheroes 2) because it would glitch and not trigger the level to continue or the boss to engage or whatnot.
It didn’t get on my nerves until I got to the J Jonah Jameson picture missions in Lego marvel 1, having to constantly switch into Peter just to take a picture then change character again to go back, wasn’t until the end of that that i learned, if you just jump then hold the change character button then you don’t have to wait for the animation to start.
One thing I hate specifically about Lego Batman games is having to go back into levels with suits you unlocked after said level and forgetting to do so just to get one little collectible.
0:47 fun fact that’s not not a gold brick it’s a hufflepuff house crest library level for some reason even after you get it it’s still detecting as being in the library
Great video, some of mine would be: - Story mode playthrough exclusives: Harry Potter 1-4 and the Skywalker Saga. Everytime you play the first Harry Potter, once you complete story mode you cannot return to Hogwarts and the Red Bricks that were available are no longer there. In TSS, The actual episodes are extremely small and mostly fighting and once you get to the actually level you cannot complete the travel part again (I loved my first play through where you are on the ship and the corridors keep changing but then couldn't play it again). - No digitised fast switch library for Lego Dimensions characters. I kept losing my minifigures (or parts to the minifigures) which meant I could no longer access that area of the game any longer. If I play again, I'd definitely need a storage case for everything.
I have to respectfully disagree about hating getting frozen. In Lego Lotr, your frozen guy slides if he's on an uneven surface. It's super fun to climb somewhere high and then sled down in an ice block. It can lead to some entertaining glitches too.
The wandering wookie challenge is actually a huge reason I replay this game again and again! I love that mission! And the wandering wookie is really cute too.
personally i would hate the human cages in lego pirates of the caribean as well as the first level of the fourth map. i had no idea how to beat it and kept on dying while jumping fromcarriage to carriage
Getting web bound/Indy whip tied/sticker gun wrapped (From Marvel games, Indy 2 and Lego Movie 2, respectively). Actually found a bug to get all of these to be inescapable, which was great fun to use on my brothers growing up.
Here's another one you missed, RuggedEagle: hijacking an enemy vehicle in the Clone Wars only for it to be recalled by the Air Support base platforms before you can use it properly. This mostly applies to the Gungan General level, as you have to ram pirate tanks which an alien animal.
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@@not-bacon classic !! Top 5 lego games easily
I have been playing Lego Batman 1. I really don’t like how robin has to be used the most in so many levels
Pretty much all of these
Have you heard of the lego harry potter leaks
The most annoying is in older games where whenever you reopened the game you had to reable the red bricks
So true, I just forget to turn them back on every time
There are games where they stay on when you hop off?
@@Veozhus yes! For example LEGO Jurassic World
@@sachiaki3221 I actually had no idea but then again I'm pretty sure the latest released lego game I have right now is the lego ninjago movie video game (he ain't wrong it's still a mouthful even when you're typing) so I guess I just need to catch up a bit
Exactly, i always forget that and sometimes i even d1e because of that
0:45 For those who are curious, this arrow in Hogwarts' library does not even point to a gold brick, even a glitched one. Apparently, the map for the hub world is the same map used in the level The Restricted Section, and this yellow triangle does not belong to the gold brick detector, but to the House Crests detector, and it points towards the Hufflepuff crest (that you obviously can't obtain in the hub).
Deactivating the house crests detector actually deactivates this glitched marker, proving that it really does not point to a glitched gold brick.
I feel that the voice lines are best for the Lego games that have original stories. I can't imagine Lego DC Super Villains being as good without the performances of Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill, Clancy Brown, etc. I think that the games that are based on movies, especially when they reuse the dialogue from the movies, don't work like in Force Awakens and Avengers. I think for movie based Lego games, they should have no dialogue. The only exception to that rule is Skywalker Saga because it was amazing to hear the Clone Wars actors doing the prequel lines.
Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill make any project they are in 100 times better even if it sucks they are always at their best.
@@Lord-Emperor-Vaderabsolutely. Rest in peace, Kevin Conroy.
It worked well for the lord of the rings one tho
@@vitormauch7367 The main reason is those films are so incredible that it was way too risky to change the voices and they didn't need to.
Or very story heavy like Both Middle Earth Games!!!
Honestly with Lego Skywalker Saga I think it would’ve been miles better if the character you met in each world was George Lucas and when unlocked he’d have lots of abilities similar to Lego Stan Lee.
In The Skywalker Saga when you play a level on free roam the game literally decides to select the most random characters for you, and you have to constantly change them for the ones you want. Also the fact that there are hub levels that you can only play once on the saved game
Or being forced to use the story mode character for free play during boss fights. Example being episode 5 Vader boss, I wanna fight him as other characters that are not just luke!
you mean star killer base?
becouse rests are just capital ships
@@piotrm5635 Not just that, but the amount of objectives you must complete prior to enter a level, for example the afternoon sky on Tatooine in Episode II when you go as Anakin and Padmé. Or the Jedi training in Dagobah in Episode V with Luke
I wanted to fight Vader using Cad Bane (Because he has the highest firerate out of all characters i own). Just to see if he'd be stunlocked or if he'd block every single shot. But NO! Luke only.@@Thebludude
@@TheblududeIt is also in a few ships' level. For example we're forced to use the Millennium Falcon in the first Episode IX level...
The most annoying thing is the automatic running/driving sections, and if you miss one you gotta go back
This annoyed the heck out of me in Jurassic World. I always missed one and had to replay the level at least 5 times.
@@kotavelaz1987 yeah, my worst one would have to be lego lotr, they were always at the very end of the level too
@@kotavelaz1987I gave up getting mini kits in Lego Batman 2 and Jurassic world because I just can't get one in the fucking on-rails levels
I am glad to see yoda’s walking speed so far up.
I don't think it's supposed to be a top or a ranking, it's more like a compilation
I miss his little hover chair 😢
As for the 3x3 sliding tile puzzle... The game LITERALLY TELLS YOU WHICH PIECE TO MOVE NEXT.
100 - No skipping cutscenes when you play the Story Mode, after playing it once, you ALWAYS have to see the same cutscene without skipping it in a new save file
There is a solution starting with Lego Indiana Jones 2 all in all Lego games if you use the code N0CUT5 (a 0 not an O) to skip all cutscenes, the only annoying thing is you have to enter it in each time you open the game.
There is a cheat code, especially in the older games called N0CUT5 which lets you skip them
in games after lego batman 1, use cheat cose N0CUT5
What about the code "NOCUT5"?
Does the code not work anymore?
@@OsirisTheRaptor it still works
I hate how a cutscene plays whenever a lot of studs drop on the floor from something in the mission because they despawn
Wandering Wookie isn't that bad to me. The only way I could see it being annoying is if you put aside everything else and exclusively try to find all the wookies.
I dont get the hate either. I just did it when i found them on every planet
I didn’t have a problem with it I found most of them simply going through the game. I think I only had to mop up maybe 4 or 5 at most after the fact.
the problem isn't the quest, its how its a useless character. should have a been an indestructible force ghost or george lucas that has all class abilities
For me, the most frustrating aspects of LEGO games are the AI controlled characters. Most of the time, they move when you don’t want them to, and don’t move when you do. Or they just get stuck when you need them to finish the level. Also, c’mon. The sliding tile puzzles are not that bad.
I always hated that, Al least in the early LEGO games, unless they were played by another person, the other members in your team didn’t do any damage to your enemies.
OMG, the trauma of LEGO Star Wars Jedi's only defending and the useless shots from blasters.
I think this isn't bad, because some phases we need to kill enemies to pass, but we ain't want do it in free roam.
Yeah, at least and later games I guess they help not too much either a whole game of henchman attacking you. U have to be the only one doing something.
I will never forgive them for removing Yoda’s floating chair for the complete saga.
In LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2 your compass would quite often go away and sometimes never come back. I hate that (I'm currently playing through it). Sure, you have a map, but having to look at the map every time just for a mission you are doing at the moment (especially where you have to find people to talk to or have to collect stuff) is really aggravating.
Yeh trying to 100% it now as well it’s sooo innoying
hey as a fellow LMS2 player, you'll get used to it aight?
but how are you finding the game?
@@Theeverythingguy6 Same here, plus getting all achievements (because I'm insane like that). It is absolutely awful.
@@DimetridongamesReborn I'm almost at 80% and still got not used to it.
Otherwise, I enjoy the game, although I don't find many of the main missions very memorable. They are not bad (except for the first underwater mission, and I really enjoyed High-Noon Saloon! and Noir Night-Mayor). I still prefer LEGO Marvel Superheroes though, because it has X-Men in it (and I'm a massive X-Men fan, Gambit is my favorite hero).
@@Highretrogamelord I think I'm used to it because I've been playing it for like 1 or 2 years now, don't worry bout it oh and here's a tip:
if you set yourself a marker for where you wan't go, a light beam will be visible out of the map letting you get to your location with ease
Even worse than Fetch Quests generally are the ones where they decide to not give you pointers with distance and you have to wander endlessly looking for that guy 2 blocks away behind a wall. Looking at you, DC Supervillains. Also, when you hold down the button to try to switch characters but it switches forms of the selected character instead (Ironman -> Tony Stark in Marvel, growing characters in DCSV, etc...)
The only other thing I can think of is the Gold Brick Stud Fountains. Since usually by the time you get all the gold bricks you most likely have 100% or close to it, and with multipliers studs aren't much of an issue at that point. In a way it feels like a cheap reward for what is essentially 100%. I much prefer the bonus levels that some games give from gold bricks because it's more fun to be had than *studs pop out of fountain* "Wow, this is worthless"
I personally hate it when you have to 100% the game to unlock certain characters like Voldemort in Lego Harry Potter years 1-4 like what’s the point there’s nothing left to do
Woah, this is worthless!
@@glicthmonkey0Yeah, I know he said people don't like the bonus stud-collecting levels, but I actually like those a lot more than just "here's one more character!" or "here's infinite studs falling from the sky!*" I think levels like the Lost City (I think that's what it was called) in Indiana Jones or the big towns in Star Wars were quite fun (though I remember getting stuck trying to find one last stud in Wayne Manor).
*Seriously, the final reward for Skywalker Saga was just... so anticlimactic.
Supergirl in Batman 2. You had to get all the gold bricks to unlock her. I remember being really excited, then really disappointed when I got her. Like, congratulations on getting this cool character. Too bad you can't really do anything with her.
What annoys me the most is in Lego Batman 2. They ability for the goons that spawn in with guns to one-shot your vehicles. Also, your co-op partner's gun can one-shot your vehicles as well. Speaking of co-op, the thing worse than ice is disco file in Lego LotR. Man, if your co-op partner really wants to annoy you they just need to follow your closely around while making you dance constantly!
One thing that always annoys me is when i try to switch character bute the character has a transformation/grows instead of letting you switch character.
In Lego marvel superheroes 2 I jump then press the button to switch characters
Or, as in Marvel Super-Heroes 2… to get to a vehicle, you do the transformation get into the grid, have to hit square or “X,” pick your vehicle, and at least as Iron Man/Stark, you place the vehicle and then it doesn’t. You have to do it again. I always switch to a non-transforming character and place the vehicle.
Just do it while transforming
Oh you mean like Jack-Jack in LEGO The Incredibles yeah I hate that. Even the DLC Vacation pack version of him has that feature
@@Godsnotdead6016or you can use the lower shoulder triggers
I was horribly glitched in the first Harry Potter game literally just today. I've been playing co-op, and I realized after we beat the game that we couldn't use the polymorph potion pots around the game. I looked up a "fix" which was to watch a certain cutscene in the cutscene viewer, however the fix failed to mention that it locks you in the Hogwarts potion class when you want to explore Hogwarts with no way to escape. You have to literally restart from the beginning in a new save.
oh no 😬
That game also locks you out of the Gryffindor common room if you try to enter with the wrong character. Super annoying if you didn't get all the collectibles there first.
One thing I hate in Lego dc super villains is that you can’t replay the story mode version of the levels, I can’t explain why I like replaying the story, it just has that vibe and charm to it.
That's such a weird thing to remove, that seems like such an obvious thing to keep in a game to replay it in story mode
That’s one of the reasons why I think that dc super villains is meh
@@scotthenglefelt2893no is not meh dc super villains is good game I disagree
@@Cademan2005 have you ever heard of an opinion
One of the things I dislike the most about lego games, specifically lego star wars 3 on the wii, is that whenever you have to aim, you have to very carefully point the wiimote in the correct area...
Another thing in the complete saga and just in general is when you are trying to force/build something, and the enemies just continually keep spawning. (Especially in the escape the death star level when you are trying to build the door, and the stormtroopers infinitely spawn, or the dagobah level and the bats keep hitting you).
I personally prefer the mumbling to the talking in lego games. The mumbling is just so more nostalgic.
I have never liked those climbing and jumping phases in new games in which you need to press certain button. If you move an inch button icon disappears and button does what it normally do. That leads to falling down and a new attemp.
That has been much easier in older games. Developers have tried to make those parts easier but they ended up making those much harder and annoying.
I absolutely hate it when I spend a lot of time customizing a character and then accidentally hit the randomize button
You have covered so many here, i personally don't have a problem with the co-op ones as i play them solo. One thing that does really annoy me is the time between check points on races, i know it's supposed to have a bit of a challenge to it but they seem to forget that the game is mainly ment to be for kids. Which brings me onto another thing.... the prices of the games are ridiculous when they first come out and I'm surprised any of the games get sold. Due to that i usually have to wait to buy it pre-owned as i don't think around £50/£60 is a justifiable price for a Lego game that's supposed to mainly be for kids.
The 2 things i hate is the tedious puzzles. the ones that you get instantly but dont want to do because theyre just long.
the 2nd is the feeling when you realise the end of the level is coming up and you so close to filling the bread meter and yet there just isnt enough studs for you to get because the level isnt letting you backtrack.
Biggest crime of the 21st century is having to listen to "I need someone to show me my place in all of this" everytime you boot up the Skywalker Saga. 🌚
Omg yes how did he forget this
I rather have This is where the fun begins as the opening quote.
@@traviscunningham7062that would get annoying as well 😅
Honestly if it’s so annoying just mute whatever device your using
@@traviscunningham7062 Honestly I would take Anakin's quote on sand over that line.
I've got a good one: getting combo'ed to death by henchmen. Once they lock onto you, you are going to have to wait until they've killed you, coz you are literally stun locked. This is why I never disarm them anymore. I'd rather have their gunshots than their instakill punches. And there's another: NPC co-op characters getting in your way. Even if you can push them, it's always annoying, tedious, and slow.
Tip for the 3x3 puzzles at 2:40, if u move the right tile u get studs, if u move the wrong one, u dont. This way you can always do it with only like 8 moves. :)
Also, the tile you have to move glows
Lego LOTR had two fetch quests I could never complete when I was younger: one in Mount Doom, the other in the Pass of Caradhras. I thought they were mutual quests where one gave the item for the other.
Personally, the first thought that comes to mind was a bug I had in my save of LEGO Marvel's Avengers in which I 100% got every gold brick in the game (I'm not sure if I was aiming to complete _everything_ including minikits and whatnot) except for 1 in the New York City world in which the game claimed that there was a gold brick to collect on the map, yet when I completed the puzzle to unlock the gold brick, it wasn't there, but there's still the icon on my map saying there's a gold brick there, as well as the fact that it says I have 28/29 or wtv gold bricks collected in the NYC world. It's been years since I played the game but probably all I have to do is start with a new save.
Edit: Another thing I just remembered is that the Skywalker Saga doesn't include any levels or content from LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars. No, I never played the Skywalker Saga, and no I've never actually watched The Clone Wars, but still, it's a shame that the only LEGO Star Wars game I played as a kid is not featured in this revival and remake of all the previous Star Wars games. And I don't understand the excuse of "the clone wars is not part of the main skywalker movie trilogies" even though anakin is the main character of the series and they include characters like the Mandalorian in the game which aren't at all connected to the Skywalker Saga either...
In the Skywalker saga you can just skip the stacking blocks by using a Jedi or sith to make player 2 fly up
I would just like to say that these points were spot-in for nearly every Lego game. The only one that I don't fully agree with it was the underwater levelling. I did dislike the fish pulling you back. But I play the games primarily for the stories, so the sluggishness of some of the levels hardly has any effect on me. Yes, they don't make the level as great as other levels, but I don't hate it because of that. Other than that, the list was a perfect summary of the downsides of Lego games. I'm also fine with voice-lines (so long as they don't get to be repetitive).
I'm surprised that the intro voice-line to Lego Star Wars: the Skywalker Saga wasn't up there, considering how repetitive of an intro it can be (happening literally every time you get to the main menu).
Speaking of useless characters, I'm surprised that Lego hasn't made a healing character yet. They've done invincible characters, but there aren't any with healing powers. That would have been a nice addition, particularly in the Lego LotR game, where elven characters and Aragorn are known to be able to heal others.
Not hearing the classic Lego yoda death sound in the skywalker saga made my life worse by 1%
I always loved Yodas jumping run from Lego Star Wars the video game, didnt like when it was changed in the Complete saga to the much slower one with his cane. His most recent run in the Skywalker Saga makes more sense, but i will always perfer him jumping around so fast. Love the vids, keep up the great work!
In lego city undercover those segments where you either have to drive across half the map while keeping your vehicle alive, or having to chase a Enemy that is running, or driving are really annoying sometimes.
I absolutely hate when levels in more recent games keep throwing waves of enemies at you. It distracts me from trying to progress and I miss being able to break them all and then having a calm moment
16:40 I found a bug some time ago in which you "free roam" as the braquiosaurus, i don't remember the other ones though...
1. Play as the braquiosaurus in the gyrosphere park
2.pause the game and activate comphsognatus (small) mode
3.resume the game
4. Pause again and togle mini mode 3 times and when it's off, resume
5. You'll be launched up and walk on air over every barrier. To go back to the ground pause, mini mode, resume. You'll fall to the ground, then turn mini mode off once again and you can be a braquiosaurus anywhere
Another annoying thing is when the enemy is doing their signature move so you can't damage them for a long time (ninjas in lego superheroes 2)
How about those quests where you HAVE TO FOLLOW THE NPC AND THEY'RE GOING 2 FEET PER SECOND AND EVERY 30 SECONDS A SWARM OF ENEMIES COMES OUT OF NOWHERE
Honestly I can almost relate to everything you said. Lego Games can be really frustating some times. Espacially as a child, I had many problems to even finish a level, because the instructions are not always clear. Really awesome video. Keep it up!
I think the skywalker saga approach to voicelines is best. Mumble mode is a free extra.
A really insane fact but you do not loose studs after dying when X studs multiplier is applied.
I believe it's not the case in the Skywalker's saga, though I can be mistaken.
The voice lines were only lackluster in the movie games where they reused audio from the films. The mumbles were way more original and fit the LEGO environment way better.
Gotta disagree on the mumbling
@@SUCCUBUS928I agree mumbling was so annoying when I played some of the older Lego games I hope one day they remaster them and put voice lines
What do you mean the voice lines are so much better it makes me want to watch the cutscenes in stead when there’s mumbling I just watch it so I don’t miss out on the story
The Yoda walking one is even worse when you know that he had the floating chair in LSW 1 and they took it out of both LSW 2 and complete saga
The skywalker saga mission where you have to transport something from planet to planet and you always getting stopped by villians and having to fight them over and over again
every time you see that !! WARNING !! pop up and you're just like "ugh, again!?"
The biggest thing I hate about the Skywalker Saga, outside of ruining serious moments with excessive attempts at trying to be funny, was 1. The removal of the feature where you can have any two lightsaber characters (or even blaster characters who knows) on the Complete Saga’s Darth Vader level end AND that the Skywalker Saga FORCES you to use lightsaber characters (even just certain ones like obi wan and Qui gon against Darth Maul when you wanted to fight as Darth Vader and Darth Sicily’s against Maul)
I always hated that one balloon that you needed to jump to from a bridge using the green power-up in the night version of the vehicle level in indy 2
At 16:44 , you where kinda right, if you have the compy mode unlocked, you can get your big dinos to the main park in the jw map
This was such a clever video lol. Yodas walking speed is the most annoying for me. Great job rugged
Edit: the worst thing to happen to me in a lego game is when i was around 90% completion on lego batman 3 and i deleted my save file instead of loading it
My top 3 most obscure things that I hate about lego games
1.Losing your studs
2. Lego Star Wars Losing Your Stormtrooper Helmet
3. Lego Marvel Superheroes Missing The Blue Stud Ring When Jumping Off The Helicarrier
The thing that I hate the most about Lego games: Losing your studs(aka)(Losing studs)
I often spent tons of time in the Lego Batman 1 Batcave jumping off the map ONLY so I could hear every character’s death sounds
But you can only play as Batman, Robin, Batgirl and Nightwing in the Batcave. You can't get every character's death sounds from there.
That’s what I meant
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I actually liked the Wandering Wookie quest a lot. I only rarely specifically looked for him, and usually just found him as a neat little surprise on a planet I was currently grinding, and it cheered me up every time. Not to mention you can track the quest and it tells you exactly where to find him.
Same!
My most hated thing is that on switch, a lot of the Lego game into cutscenes are not skippable
The worst thing about the Clone Wars game is the space section of Grievous Intrigue, where a glitch sometimes causes your character to respawn without the ship if your Jedi Shuttle is destroyed. This is the equivalent of the stun-lock deaths from The Complete Saga.
That had happened to me.
I was trying to 100% Lego Marvel Super Heroes and some of the gold bricks require you to fly through rings. It is very annoying to fly higher or lower, because you usually go too high or low. Controlling that is pain.
As someone who grew up with the DS and 3DS ports, here's a couple from those. In LEGO Star Wars the Complete Saga on the DS, you can only have one stud multiplier red brick active for some reason. If you have one active and turn a second one on, it will turn the first one off. In the LEGO Movie and LEGO Marvel Super Heroes on the 3DS, there is no hubworld, and if you die, you have to restart the level. Why? Whose idea was that? It's a bloody LEGO game! It's supposed to be fun, not hard. When you make a LEGO game, and it takes months for a pair of teenagers who grew up playing LEGO games just to beat the story mode, you messed something up.
there is no hubworld on all ports for lego movie and lego marvel
A video comparing the Lego handheld versions with the console variants would be cool.
Not being able to skip cutscenes or even pause during a cut scene in the older Lego games, that was by far my biggest pet peeve
I think the voice lines made the lego game stories more understandable and funny.😁
Yeah as much as I miss the mumbles. Having voice lines in the games makes the story better. I mean Lego Batman 2 was the first game to add them, and it still has one of the best Lego stories!
Number 100: early Lego game custom character with no cape options of face glitches
Number 101: Vehicle levels (Like Lego Batman in the bat boat)
Number 102: most of the character rosters are goons you will never play as
Number 103: Memory card corruption and having to replay the whole game or Wii U buzz and you have to restart your console
Yes…yes indeed Lego games were my childhood
3 by 3 tile puzzles can be done pretty easily, just look at which tiles turn white for a second, i haven't done it for a while so i might be wrong but i think it means which tike you should push next
19:06
Even as a kid i realized, if i build cannons in the different spots, i’ll probably be able to build the tank, because thats how the rest of the game worked
I am LITERALLY addicted to collecting studs. Whenever a stud vanishes right before I collect it i feel like vanishing along with it XD
Team mates doing no damage to enemies in the older lego games drives me mad.
It can be very annoying when you complete everything in a lego game except buying some multipliers because they are too expensive. You end up gaining studs only for stud multipliers.
also extremly annoying is when you're trying to collect studs in a level and it falls off the edge or you acidentally enter new area and can't return
I hate it when you’re stuck on a level and you break things thinking you’ve found a way out but it turns out just to be a minikit
Playing a second of Baby Blue at 6:25 was absolutely hilarious
He literally covered everything
But something I hate is the lack of care for making characters unique moveset and abilities
The special moves in Lego dc super villains
Silver surfer in Lego marvel superhero
And no scarlet witch in Lego marvel superheroes 2
I’ve been saying that for years about dc villains it’s incredibly disappointing how many characters reuse their special kill animation like why does Batman and deathstroke have the same animation pointless and lazy Ik Skywalker saga did that too but to be fair their engine had some problems so I could forgive it though.
2:30 happens a lot if the game is running on low fps
characters fail to do some scripted actions which ends up softlocking the level
I hate in LEGO Star Wars III when I needed to change to a certain character and needed to go to the entirely different section of the ship because it just wouldn't spawn
i think one of the most annoying things in lego games for me was in lego marvel avengers, havent replayed it in awhile so dont know exactly which level but i believe just in between of the Avnegers story and Avengers age of ultron story, where you have to jump o 2 buttons at the same time. yeah ik not much but thats because i just didnt really like lego marvel avengers. also when you have to stand on 2 buttons to open a door, but the other person is far behind so you bring them to the buttn, but then the other player goes off the button for some reason and its just a pain.
The one where the cutscenes play everytime you complete an action is the most relatable. Especially as someone who is older and now just wants to play the games 😂😂
The biggest one is missing minikits i hated the one i batman and again in TFA and the Anakin vs Obi fight is hilarious in Co-op, and marvel 1 on 360 did crash often i'll admit. Dimensions being Toys to Life in general and the DS versions of the games. This VIDEO was great and brought a ton of nostalgia the cantina fights and killing your co op partner for STUDS is right on the money a very good list!
Anyone else remember the glitch in Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 where trying to access the Gryffindor common room with the wrong character would lock the door and prevent you from entering ever again? Like, you literally had to start from 0% if you wanted to get back in.
I can agree with the first one and 2#
edit: the one I hate the most gotta be when you keep dying when u respawn
The Lego worlds dragons being ridiculously bugged with the golden dragon being impossible to tame is so annoying
I have been subbed to this guy since he had like 5k subs and can confidently say he is the best Lego TH-camr on the planet
When attempting to farm studs in lego star wars the complete saga, my brother used to do "Wall Time" where he'd have me sit in a corner of the 2x studs room(with all the multiplier extras on too) and would just keep killing my character to farm my studs at a higher value.
I don't even know if that really worked, which makes it feel even worse
Most of this list is sooooo relatable 😅 I gotta say I loved the charm of the mumbles when I was a kid, but I really enjoy the voice acting! Imagine if Dimensions didn’t have any voice acting. It would’ve been so confusing lol
Hated having to restart levels (mainly in Marvel Superheroes 2) because it would glitch and not trigger the level to continue or the boss to engage or whatnot.
Am i the only one who hated it when you were a character like hulk and when you went to change your character it made you transform?
It didn’t get on my nerves until I got to the J Jonah Jameson picture missions in Lego marvel 1, having to constantly switch into Peter just to take a picture then change character again to go back, wasn’t until the end of that that i learned, if you just jump then hold the change character button then you don’t have to wait for the animation to start.
@@Funisinfinite666I was about to say that
Everyone hates getting interrupted while building. I can't believe villains come out of nowhere and punch you while you are building
I don’t know a single person who likes Robert
I like Robert
One thing I hate specifically about Lego Batman games is having to go back into levels with suits you unlocked after said level and forgetting to do so just to get one little collectible.
0:47 fun fact that’s not not a gold brick it’s a hufflepuff house crest library level for some reason even after you get it it’s still detecting as being in the library
The softlocking
Basically every Lego game I've played has softlocked atleast once, forcing me to restart the entire game
Great video, some of mine would be:
- Story mode playthrough exclusives: Harry Potter 1-4 and the Skywalker Saga. Everytime you play the first Harry Potter, once you complete story mode you cannot return to Hogwarts and the Red Bricks that were available are no longer there. In TSS, The actual episodes are extremely small and mostly fighting and once you get to the actually level you cannot complete the travel part again (I loved my first play through where you are on the ship and the corridors keep changing but then couldn't play it again).
- No digitised fast switch library for Lego Dimensions characters. I kept losing my minifigures (or parts to the minifigures) which meant I could no longer access that area of the game any longer. If I play again, I'd definitely need a storage case for everything.
It’s annoying how there is never a big fig customisation station
I can't think of anything I HATE about them, but there are 99 of them? Wow.
I have to respectfully disagree about hating getting frozen. In Lego Lotr, your frozen guy slides if he's on an uneven surface. It's super fun to climb somewhere high and then sled down in an ice block. It can lead to some entertaining glitches too.
When you think the level is so hard you quit and 3 days later you do it first try
I hated the long gliding scenes in LEGO City: Undercover where you absolutely could not miss a single ring
The wandering wookie challenge is actually a huge reason I replay this game again and again! I love that mission! And the wandering wookie is really cute too.
The most annoying thing for me is the transformation for some of the characters when you're trying to switch characters in lego marvel super heroes 2
personally i would hate the human cages in lego pirates of the caribean as well as the first level of the fourth map. i had no idea how to beat it and kept on dying while jumping fromcarriage to carriage
Getting web bound/Indy whip tied/sticker gun wrapped (From Marvel games, Indy 2 and Lego Movie 2, respectively). Actually found a bug to get all of these to be inescapable, which was great fun to use on my brothers growing up.
Here's another one you missed, RuggedEagle: hijacking an enemy vehicle in the Clone Wars only for it to be recalled by the Air Support base platforms before you can use it properly. This mostly applies to the Gungan General level, as you have to ram pirate tanks which an alien animal.