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—, 'The Series Has Landed' Most use audio cues as well as visual cues to let the player know what is going on around them. However, in some games these audio cues become an extreme annoyance to the player, either intentionally or thorough repetition. These sounds disrupt gameplay and force the player to focus on the sound instead of the game itself. Many gamers choose to disable the volume just to avoid hearing that sound again. And god forbid if you have misophonia over it.

One execution of that sound effect can give you PTSD or nightmares for months. In order for one of these sounds to be a Most Annoying Sound, it must fall into one of the following categories; otherwise it's just personal dislike: • — In a game's attempts to assist you, it just irritates you even more, often due to repetition.

• — The sound for 'Warning! Bad stuff happening!'

, and in this case it causes you to perform even worse. • Death sounds — Your character is already dead, and that stupid death music is playing again. • — The sound is stuck in your head, and now even turning volume off doesn't help. • Repetitive sounds — are the worst-worst-worst. • Taunts — The 'come at me!' Moves/sounds in multiplayer games are often designed to create this annoyance.

Any strategy to use taunts to annoy other players and possibly screw with their concentration is generally considered. • The sound of music continuing to play after you present evidence in a cross-examination, as it means you're headed for a penalty.

(To contrast, the music stops if you've presented the right evidence on the right line.) •: • Every single time Winston Payne says 'OBJECTION!' In his high-pitched, squeaky, voice. • Similarly, Manfred von Karma's demonic 'OBJECTION' in case 1-4. If only because he'll yell it if you do as much as opening your mouth. • For that matter, any OBJECTION that doesn't come from the player character.

Just when you thought the case was starting to make progress.nope! • Mia's objection is a bit high-pitched as well, and while it's not as bad as Payne's, hearing them yelling 'Objection!' At each other in 3-1 can get a bit grating. • The feedback from Mike Meekins' megaphone! He turns that damn thing on every ten seconds or so! Thank GOODNESS they didn't give it to him in Investigations! • The buzzer in case 3-2, which could have been avoided if Maya didn't press it.

You can expect it the first time, but the producers felt evil enough to make it play AGAIN in court, when you're not expecting it, making a lot of people jump. • Franziska's. Fantasia Disney Ita Download. You'll come to hate it as much Phoenix does.

Except at the end of case 2-4, when turn it into a. • In, there's a song called 'The Guitar's Serenade'. The song isn't so bad the first time you hear it. But by the time the case is over, the song will be permanently etched into your brain as it plays over and over and over. • Also in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Noodle cart vendor Eldoon's constant and unskippable harmonica riffs.

• And then there's (for about three screens) when you first meet. •: • In the first case you have to talk to Jacques Portsman, who constantly takes his jacket half off and puts it back on. Like, every ten seconds. You will rapidly begin to hate him for his -ness, but even more because that damn jacket sound is so annoying. • The final chapter is punctuaded by the culprit's 'OHB-JECK-SHUN's. • In the Japan-only 2, Bansai Ichinyanagi's objections are pretty bad to listen to. So are the constant emptying his goggles of sweat/tears/water.

•: • Silence!, which replaces Simon Blackquill's Objection! Braveheart Background Music Free Download on this page. When his shackles break loose. • While we're at it, Simon's swing, his rough equivalent of Franziska's whip. • In the same vein as the example of Jacques Portsman above, you will scramble to get through any scene speaking with Myriam Scuttlebutt as quickly as humanly possible.