i think that 99.9% of people will that have played the game will say this so it's kind of cheating but, i wanna be the guy, im at the last boss but i gave up.
Games you have given up on and why?
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I know! That game is such great fun until it gradually, without warning, becomes fekkin impossible!xbeaker said:
Also, Ninety-Nine Nights. I was like "HURR is dis game supposed to be hard?" until the first boss which killed me again and again (VERY OP), and I had to do the extremely simple & repetetive and rather long first level again. And again. And again.
I traded that pile of crap in for a real game instead.
What's not to like? Combat is rather awesome, there are physic puzzles, and there is a GUN THAT LIFTS STUFF AND SHOOTS IT AT YOUR ENEMY!!fenrizz said:
I gave up on DMC4 a while ago after having fun with it, because Dante Must Die mode was frustrating me. (only stopped for a few weeks) Then went back to it a week or 2 ago, and finished Legendary Dark Knight mode, and just finished Dante Must Die mode yesterday. =D
I think I have officially given up on Street Fighter 4 because the online is just so infuriating...you are either a combo mastering, focus attacking pro or every other person who loses to that guy because they don't play 24/7 and know about frame data and etc...
I think I have officially given up on Street Fighter 4 because the online is just so infuriating...you are either a combo mastering, focus attacking pro or every other person who loses to that guy because they don't play 24/7 and know about frame data and etc...
It's been a while since I played Oblivion, but if I recall there's only 3 Oblivion gates that you're absolutely required to close. The one in Kavatch, the one in Bruma, and the Great Gate at Bruma. There's gates outside every city in cyrodil(sp?) that you must close if you want to get those cities to send troops to Bruma to assist in repelling the siege, but it's not absolutely necessary.TOGSolid said:
Deus Ex. Wonky controls, boring story, unforgiving and broken gameplay.
I think there's some more, but I can't remember them right now..
I think there's some more, but I can't remember them right now..
Sacred 2. I made it very far in the game but at the end I couldn't muster up enough spite to finish it. The quests were droll, the enemy placements were a joke. The semi enjoyable class quest was cut short and had a rotten ending. The voice acting was horrific and I never got the set items I wanted.
I don't know why I tortured myself for so long. I guess the urge to complete the games I own, blinded me to the hellish reality that still keeps me up at night.
Oh, but it did have some snazzy scenery.
I don't know why I tortured myself for so long. I guess the urge to complete the games I own, blinded me to the hellish reality that still keeps me up at night.
Oh, but it did have some snazzy scenery.
World of Warcraft. I really liked the game and all, but it was just eating to much of my time and money so i just said "Screw this im done."
Every Call of Duty game but most notably MW2. The competetive multiplayer is a failure in every concievable way. Maps are still unbalanced, you get more kills from kill streak rewards than your weapon, luck seems to always play a factor in your kills/deaths, joining games in progress etc.
When I didn't get tossed into a shit storm in progress, I usually averaged 60 kills a game as I only played sabotage and never helped my team win. It only took me 3 days to call in 10 nukes to get the rotating radiation emblem.
My point is the game was just way to easy; nothing could stand up to a silenced ACR with stopping power. Last game I played, went on a 43 kill streak only to have it end when someone got a chopper gunner out of a care package then kill me while I was in a building... GJ Infinity Ward. Haven't players MW2 since, hell I haven't even turned on my ps3 since. The FPS is a dead genre.
When I didn't get tossed into a shit storm in progress, I usually averaged 60 kills a game as I only played sabotage and never helped my team win. It only took me 3 days to call in 10 nukes to get the rotating radiation emblem.
My point is the game was just way to easy; nothing could stand up to a silenced ACR with stopping power. Last game I played, went on a 43 kill streak only to have it end when someone got a chopper gunner out of a care package then kill me while I was in a building... GJ Infinity Ward. Haven't players MW2 since, hell I haven't even turned on my ps3 since. The FPS is a dead genre.
I have a few I've given up on
Half-Life 2. The game got far too repetitive for me (oh look, another physics puzzle).
Far Cry 2. There was never really any incentive for me to progress through the story. I found myself running around seeing where the next cliff I could drive off of was.
This may be in a different manner then most, but Oblivion. This one is a little different then most on the list, as I didn't give up on the game itself, just the quests. I found myself making stories on there with my characters as opposed to playing the main quest line.
Half-Life 2. The game got far too repetitive for me (oh look, another physics puzzle).
Far Cry 2. There was never really any incentive for me to progress through the story. I found myself running around seeing where the next cliff I could drive off of was.
This may be in a different manner then most, but Oblivion. This one is a little different then most on the list, as I didn't give up on the game itself, just the quests. I found myself making stories on there with my characters as opposed to playing the main quest line.
I actually loved this game, it wasn't too hard, but I gave up on it too for a different reason. I went through all the work and effort to not jack up the story and I made it to the end of the third day with everything complete, was waiting for the helicopter and it didn't count me as there. This happened more than once and I said screw and haven't played it since.Hasbo said:
brutal legend, awesome metal world with a epic soundtrack a cool cast of metal legends and funny hack and slash combat=cool
failed console RTS with stupid controls and an overpowered emo faction=not cool.
and avatar, just because the controls were deluxe crap with fries and unions and the mission were too fucking repetitive. god that game could be so much more
failed console RTS with stupid controls and an overpowered emo faction=not cool.
and avatar, just because the controls were deluxe crap with fries and unions and the mission were too fucking repetitive. god that game could be so much more
I would say ff13 but a lot of you have said that so Xenogears.I love the first disc but good lord when you hit the second disc the two main characters sit in a seat and tell you what is happening.That pissed me off I had to sit throw two hour's of that with one random battle and then they gave me a chance to walk on a a mini map and I saved and turned it off.I just got pissed that they did that I want to get to the end but I have to get some free time first but I don't think I could sit throw that to the end.