Game Ruiner.
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Only thing left to do is to replace the music files with the benny hills theme song and play it again for teh lolz.Nightcraft66 said:
There are too many things in Fallout 3 to list, here are some of the main ones:
*Harold becoming a tree and therefore not being able to do jack shit ever again. Good job Bethesda.
*The BoS being the main faction and being forced to join them. Also they were made way too strong and just.
*The ending having barely any closure.
*Black and white moral choices.
*Mothership Zeta.
*The speech skill.
*The G.E.C.K killing you and Project Purity in general.
*Being given a long backstory and family that destroys the whole "Role-playing" aspect of the game.
*Harold becoming a tree and therefore not being able to do jack shit ever again. Good job Bethesda.
*The BoS being the main faction and being forced to join them. Also they were made way too strong and just.
*The ending having barely any closure.
*Black and white moral choices.
*Mothership Zeta.
*The speech skill.
*The G.E.C.K killing you and Project Purity in general.
*Being given a long backstory and family that destroys the whole "Role-playing" aspect of the game.
Shoot guy in neck with Galil: Die by getting shot in foot with AK74PancakesSUCKTHEYDO said:
OT: Oblivion's Shock Atronarchs. Man, could those guys pummel you without even letting you get a hit in.
There was also a part in Morrowind where you had to choose to help a mage or a naked unarmed guy. I chose to help the mage and the naked guy started beating me up. Two punches in I started falling over even though I had hit him several times with a sword and was wearing iron armour. Just broke that game for me, I haven't played it since it happened.
I learned not to exploit bugs like this playing Oblivion. There was an infinite money glitch I used but then realised I was losing half the fun of exploring and finding cool loot, so I never again used an exploit. Ruins the fun!TacticalAssassin1 said:
That was silly alright. I can't wait to see how they manage to write him into the next game...ChupathingyX said:
Fallout 3 is my favourite game and even I hated Zeta. It focused on all the things the game did badly and none of the ones it did well.ChupathingyX said:
This didn't bother me... F1 and 2 both had back stories and family histories too!ChupathingyX said:
Yeah I agree. But I did a quest in which one of my companions (ED-E) gets upgraded, and when I got him back, everything he was carrying around for me, including a really fucking expensive gun and a fuckload of expensive ammo and rare stuff was just... Gone.MiracleOfSound said:
Pissed me off so much that I went back and spammed for stimpacks to trade for another gun. Haven't played the game since. Because of that and it's just too damned big for me to play in one go.
Sounds like you have the same 'morals' as me when it comes to exploits... if the game screws me over with a bug then by god I'll screw it right back with another one.TacticalAssassin1 said:
New Vegas's bugs are notoriously game breaking, but it's been pretty good since the patch.
Yeah, I feel like I'm sort of getting revenge on Bethesda when I do it, but hey, it's ok cause you fucked me over with stupid glitches!MiracleOfSound said:
I'm ashamed to say though, I abused the hell out of quicksaving and using the slot machines until I got the triple oranges. But hey, who doesn't? And I didn't need to quickload because I was broke, it was because I won so much they were banning me from the casino before I got the best jackpots! Hahah.
I got the final boss on Borderlands and it just disappeared permanently. I had to scrap my first Siren character because of that.
Dragon Age: Origins, when the fights started get really really repetitive and I'd often be fighting enemies who were effectively the same as those I had fought earlier, yet their weapons and armor had magically got way better. Oh also the really inconsistent difficulty curve; one minute I'm hacking my way through hordes of enemies, only to be suddenly insta-killed by a boss. Shame, because it was otherwise quite good.
I've always wondered, never played as siren. What's with the stealth and stuff? Like what are the abilities?kommando367 said:
You'd think that the devs would have made easy, well.. EASY. That always annoys me. And then there are games like operation flashpoint where difficulty doesn't change the difficulty at all...Hunter15 said:
For me, multiplayer is ruined when crappy connections *cough EA cough* for games such as splinter cell conviction are the only option. They should just allow creation for dedicated servers for games. Maybe it costs more but, hell, if you do believe that your game which you put effort in making and believe it is worth buying, why wouldnt you just allow creation of servers?
Also, pretty much any multiplayer when everybody plays it for a month or more and suddenly, it just becomes this "all players use win formula/set-up" to win, just like how people whore the hell out of one weapon simply because it is the winning formula. This is partly why tf2 is so successful, there is no "win formula".
Also, pretty much any multiplayer when everybody plays it for a month or more and suddenly, it just becomes this "all players use win formula/set-up" to win, just like how people whore the hell out of one weapon simply because it is the winning formula. This is partly why tf2 is so successful, there is no "win formula".
I do. There has never been a more balanced and regularly updated game than Team Fortress 2, and for that vALVE, you have our thanks.AllLagNoFrag said:Touche i guessTacticalAssassin1 said:
But, you all know what I mean.
I agree with everything you just said. I wouldn't say they ruined the game, though, because everything else the game offers is awesome. Also, you can take a fair amount of damage as well as the enemies. It's nice to have to fight people that are just as tough as you in a shooter.Rawb0906 said: