5th Gen Most annoying location within Pokemon B/W

timcanpy69 said:

I despised Mistralton cave, mainly cause i was too stubborn to teach a pokemon flash:P

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But the good thing about that cave is that you can catch Axew as well as the Legendary Steel/Fighting-type Cobalion.

Mr. Magius said:

Chargestone Cave seemed to get me wild Pokémon every two steps.

I'm actually AT Twist Mountain right now... seeing the posts makes me REALLY not want to get through it :-(

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I wasn't looking forward to Twist Mountain either but I'm so glad I got through. I'm wishing you all the best as you play through.

Also, I wasn't looking forward to Route 7 when I was playing through, the tall grass there bothers me...

Twist Mountain, even though I did it during the Winter season, I still do not know how to get through it since its "easier" than all the other seasons. I am a noob in going through this puzzles, I was stucked in the R/S/E last cavern before you can fight the Team Aqua/Magma's bosses for about 4 months before I asked my cousin to help me solve that rock puzzle. Sorry if I go too off-topic, but it is to describe how much I am of a Noob.

I didn't have trouble with Chargestone Cave until I tried going through it a second time!

The Abyssal Ruins were another story. When I was playing through, I assumed they would help me progress in my quest to find the Seven Sages. In reality... I wasted an hour or two before I realized it yielded little more than pricey items.

I hated Chargestone Cave the most. Not just the Joltiks, but it was redundant and boring.

Toujours said:

I still haven't figured out the Ruins. Like I know what they are and how you're supposed to get through them but I never figured out how to get to the second floor so I never got the pricey items.

Personally I hate the cave in Giant Chasm. It's not complicated, it's not long, it doesn't need flash. But I have to go through that cave every time I want to train against high-level Audino, and it's sooooo annoying omgggg.

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I agree with you Toujours, that cave is so annoying I don't go there anymore.

Desert Resort as it took me a while to defeat all of the trainers and collect all of the items. Second to that comes Twist Mountain, due to it needing to be winter to do the good stuff.

Giant Chasm was annoying. My repels never worked in the double grass because none of my Pokemon were over the highest level of the wild ones and it was confusing finding all the items and finding Kyurem. But it was worth it as you get 2 very great TMs Psyshock and Ice Beam.

I thought that the desert area was were the challenge rose.

Desert Resort was clearly my worst experience! But anywhere I go now, could be fun, cause I go there to catch a pokemon, and I love hunting for them, so it's really alright anyways :)
And god bless repels!!

Twist mountain, took forever to get everything (I play games 100%) and didn't look that great. I prefered mt. corenet much better, the music was epic! XD

Edit: Yeah, chargestone cave was a real pain, too many wild pokemon and it was rather repetitive too.
I think the places that were the worst (that I especially hated the most) were the ones with loads of wild pokemon; caves XD

Kaori said:

I know I previously mentioned Twist Mountain being the most annoying location, but I've changed my mind. Icirrus City as a definite. I swear you can't step in those puddles without running into a wild Pokémon in just one second. Literally. n_n

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I was surprised no one mentioned Icirrus City, Route 8 or Moor Of Icirrus, I hate the puddles. And it become a tricky sliding puzzle in winter.

Although it was really long and annoying, Chargestone cave wasn't so bad because my Serperior was fast enough to run away from Joltiks. I remember not liking Twist Mountain, because it took forever.

I don't know how many times I went around in a circle in the Giant Chasm to get to Kyurem. I kept jumping off ledges at the wrong times.

Had to be Mistralton Cave for me, I detest caves where I need to use flash.

I would have to agree with the posts about Giant Chasm. It just wasn't a very exciting or enjoyable place and a bit of a chore to get through if you wanted to get to the parts following it.