Be a man (Say something you hated about a game you Love)
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I'll take the challenge, I find it quite cathartic when I rip/others rip into games I love.Matthew Wilson said:
Euh spyro....Aha got 1!
You gotta collect every piece of treasure in the game for the best ending? WTH?!?
And if you forgot a red diamond in a little corner of the level have fun spending 10 mins tracking it down! Spyro is teh sux!
That's the best I can do ><
Yeah I know.Bought ME2 around Oct last year.At the time I was having some problems with my broadband.It would unexpectedly cut out for a minute or two.Every time this happened I would get signed out of Live and every single time the game would dump me back to the main menu.Had to stop playing it until my BB was sorted outAMAZED said:
I HATED God of War 2 for putting so many puzzles and platforming sections in. I hated Borderlands for it's underwhelming experience. I hated Call of Duty's knife mechanic.
Portal 2: Wheatley turning out to be a villain.
Some British villains shouldn't become British villains.
Some British villains shouldn't become British villains.
I know, I love the game and the gameplay isn't bad. It's just that when you start a mage in BG1, you're going to be spending a lot of time bored and annoyed from having to sleep to recover your one magic missile after every fight. That's frustrating design, and any workaround would have been preferable. I know this is heresy, but at that point in the game I would've actually preferred a mana system.Anachronism said:
Thankfully BG2 fixed that by having you import your character or start a higher-level one.
Yup. The character herself is good, and her s. link is pretty sweet. I never used Ken, but Fuuka narrates all the battles, so you really can't avoid hearing the voice actress. What makes it worse is that she replaces Mitsuru, who did a lot better.hypovolemia said:
Rise replaces Teddie. My ears wept with joy, because her voice is beautiful.
GTA IV: I wish that there were more rooms/buildings you could enter when you were not on a mission specifically set in that building. Also, the pigeon challenge sucked.
Resident Evil 4: It must be said: I hate Ashley. Easily the worst part of an otherwise brilliant game. There were times in the game where I wished that she'd stay kidnappe...or die horribly at some point.
Resident Evil 4: It must be said: I hate Ashley. Easily the worst part of an otherwise brilliant game. There were times in the game where I wished that she'd stay kidnappe...or die horribly at some point.
and on top of that the Diaries where a design choice that set up and told the back story of Raptures fall, after all, you were new to this place, you arrived there by accident you didn't you were conditioned to go to rapture after a activation phrase and are controlled by Atlas/Fontaine, throughout. and rapture went totally insane, with all the Splicers, Fontaine vs Ryan.CrazyJuan77 said:
Well, you seem rational about it, and there's nothing wrong with finding them a bit unapproachable. It's the people who generalize all of 'em into one gigantic lump that really grind my gears. The type to say "All JRPGs star spiky-haired, androgynous teenagers who take turns fighting and..." et cetera, et cetera, y'know? Then, when I ask them if they've ever played any, they admit that they haven't. -shrug-Funkysandwich said:
On that note, and more on topic: Resonance of Fate, why the hell do you have such an extremely steep learning curve in the beginning? I mean... damn. -.-
Halo's story is too shallow if you haven't read the books. I actually read the first one before I played the game, so I could appreciate it way more then if I had just played the thing, and the sequels had the same problem. Come on Bungie, you knew all this extra stuff existed, you couldn't have fleshed out the narrative a little?
Like someone else said the dialogue in Silent Hill 2 can get sorta weird, but I almost feel like they did that on purpose. Still, if you aren't expecting it that can get kind of distracting.
Oh, and the Myst series. Sometimes the worlds felt literally dead, which is a good thing because there's more implied emotional weight, but then other times they just felt empty which can get sort of dull after a while.
Like someone else said the dialogue in Silent Hill 2 can get sorta weird, but I almost feel like they did that on purpose. Still, if you aren't expecting it that can get kind of distracting.
Oh, and the Myst series. Sometimes the worlds felt literally dead, which is a good thing because there's more implied emotional weight, but then other times they just felt empty which can get sort of dull after a while.
Star wars Knights of the old republic. brilliant game played it trought who knows how many times and only complaint about the game is that it doesnt work with windows 7 -_-
That was pretty awful and I completely agree with you.butternut said:
OT: Mass Effect 2. I will do lots of terrible things I probably won't be proud of if it means I never have to probe a planet for resources ever again.
Also, Mass Effect. Basically ditto of the above statement if my team would kindly stop standing DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF ME DURING A FIREFIGHT.
For both of you: please, please, please learn how to properly take cover by the time Mass Effect 3 comes out. Having to revive you every 10 seconds because you can't grasp the importance of avoiding gunfire is getting old.