Every FF after FF10, lost my faith in FF12, 13 and 14(online) were disappointments as well so at least I didn't suffer as much.
Games you couldn't wait for that turned out to be huge disappointments.
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Supreme Commander 2 - babbie's first RTS, worst sequel in history; core of the game changed for mouth-breathing commoners who couldn't understand Supcom FA's stream income system.
Dragon Age 2 - raped by its junior writers, especially the hambeast (the woman now notorious for saying that she hates playing videogames); Anders Cullen "I love you, but I'll hurt you, I can't control myself, but I love you, but I'll hurt you, but I..." was her work.
Mount & Blade /w Fire and Sword - an expansion pack not even produced by the same studio; brings an enormous element of random difficulty ("Will I get shot this time?") to the battles while bringing nothing else new, and removes a few treats like the ability to make on-the-fly choices about your allegeance.
So there you have three.
Dragon Age 2 - raped by its junior writers, especially the hambeast (the woman now notorious for saying that she hates playing videogames); Anders Cullen "I love you, but I'll hurt you, I can't control myself, but I love you, but I'll hurt you, but I..." was her work.
Mount & Blade /w Fire and Sword - an expansion pack not even produced by the same studio; brings an enormous element of random difficulty ("Will I get shot this time?") to the battles while bringing nothing else new, and removes a few treats like the ability to make on-the-fly choices about your allegeance.
So there you have three.
Biof_ckingshock 2. That went downhill very fast by appealing to a demographic not worthy of playing the first instalment.
DA2, I was so psyched for it, bought it day one (the only time ive done so in years).
Worse thing was I didnt realise how crap it was until the last mission, and this only got worse on a second playthrough.
I mean why cant I kill that priest who starts the Qunari trouble? So much for freedom....
Worse thing was I didnt realise how crap it was until the last mission, and this only got worse on a second playthrough.
I mean why cant I kill that priest who starts the Qunari trouble? So much for freedom....
A game called Legendary, the concept seamed so awesome, but it was probably the worst game I have ever played
Fable 3, Crysis 2, Dark Sector, Mass Effect 2, and Too Human. All gigantic disappointments. Fable 3 was just awful. Dark Sector had potential but, it sucked. Too Human was an abomination.
Yeah, pretty much this. Really really bad, considering the PSX era FF's (and to a certain extent X) were really good. *sigh*Arisato-kun said:
Gotta go with SpiderMan: Shattered Dimensions. I found it too easy, too short, [to have] wonky controls, wonky mechanics, underdeveloped and almost forced plot. The only good part about it was NPH as the voice of Amazing Spiderman.
Force Unleashed 2. And I'm still pissed about it. 60 bucks for that game... and it lasted a single evening... had maybe 3 planets, and 3 boss fights.... it was a quater of a game for full price i'd assume they plan on releaseing DLC for it, but SCREW THAT. Not a nother dime from me on that game. I don't mind DLC, got all of mass effect 2's. But you need to sell me a full fleaged GAME before i'll be willing to PAY for DLC.
Well, what I meant when I said that I like him as a character is that I like his design and skills.warcraft4life said:
P.S. In my opinion,the best character is Sazh: He only wants to save his son from staying in crystalized state, thus he does every freacking possible and impossible thing to achive his goal. Plus I like his looks,weapons and role (warrior+buffer=win) and the fact that he is the only one who actually thinks in this team (well, I might be wrong, but I've played the game a long time ago and that is how I remember things, sorry if I'm wrong).
The Force Unleashed (generally a mediocre, linear and extremely brief waste of money)
CoD: WaW (incredibly uninspired, I've never seen a game that felt like so much of step back since...)
Bioshock 2 (it didn't need multiplayer. WHY DOES IT HAVE MULTIPLAYER?!)
CoD: Blops (short, horrendously boring campaign, incredibly unbalanced multiplayer filled with useless gimmicky things that sound quite cool but are completely useless.)
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (Way too short, nothing of note added, the series has continued to look uglier since the first game, which was straight up beautiful)
L4D2 (Underneaht the ridiculous connection issues there was a great game here. Fuck valve and their undying hatred of consoles.)
Dead Space 2 (it shouldn't have had a sequel. It was a nice story on its own. But I still had high hopes for it. There was literally NOTHING scary in it.)
Jak X (I want platforming and stylised badassery. Instead I get a bland copy of hotwheels crossed with Mariokart)
CoD: WaW (incredibly uninspired, I've never seen a game that felt like so much of step back since...)
Bioshock 2 (it didn't need multiplayer. WHY DOES IT HAVE MULTIPLAYER?!)
CoD: Blops (short, horrendously boring campaign, incredibly unbalanced multiplayer filled with useless gimmicky things that sound quite cool but are completely useless.)
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (Way too short, nothing of note added, the series has continued to look uglier since the first game, which was straight up beautiful)
L4D2 (Underneaht the ridiculous connection issues there was a great game here. Fuck valve and their undying hatred of consoles.)
Dead Space 2 (it shouldn't have had a sequel. It was a nice story on its own. But I still had high hopes for it. There was literally NOTHING scary in it.)
Jak X (I want platforming and stylised badassery. Instead I get a bland copy of hotwheels crossed with Mariokart)