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Lewieroo0

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krazykidd said:
Lewieroo0 said:
Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions

I loved Final Fantasy Tactics on GBA and I find that there are things in this game which are better in comparison......but by Christ is the difficulty just too brutal. A handful of the missions I had to go through felt so hard to accomplish and the amount of farming to get my troops to their strengths to finish them was just not fun for me. The other game felt alot easier to get through the story without feeling stuck but in this game the amount of times I have to grind my arse off just to finish one stinking mission is just annoying.

Also that one mission where you have to defend Rapha on Riovanes Castle Roof, two words:

FUCK....IT!
I was so dissapointed that your characters coulda perma die in the gba games and i really didn't like the laws , so of them were flat out retarded. I won't say they are bad games though , because they aren't .
I found the perma death in Final Fantasy Tactics WOTL was one of the main contributors to the reasons I hate the game which kinda puzzles me as in games such as Fire Emblem I don't mind it, in fact I liked the challenge of keeping everyone alive. But those games made it possible to manoeuvre around it and this game to me just kicks you in the balls from the start and continues to go at em without sympathy as I would spend 60% of the time in battle continuously resurrecting my soldiers while they kept killing them over and over again!.
 

Tazzy da Devil

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Borderlands, Mass Effect and Bioshock. I bought them because I was told they were good, but I really couldn't get into them.
 

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Mass Effect, I appreciate it, I really do. But there are so many things that make it hard to like. The combat doesn't work for me, driving that fucking buggy drives me to despair and everything feels like a chore. I really like the story and characters and everything else, but...it just won't ever go on my "best games list".
I've been told countless times to play 2 and 3 of course, but other more interesting games keep distracting me.
 

Clive Howlitzer

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I am trying to do this right now with Heroes 6. I want to enjoy it since I loved the Heroes of Might and Magic series until they were sold to Ubisoft. I was hoping 6 would redeem it for me and although it isn't bad in some ways. There is so much stripped out of the game since Heroes 3, I am having a hard time sticking with it.
 

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The Mario Kart series which I would never include in a personal favorite list unless it's a top X personal favorite racing games list. I love the style, the controls, the characters and even a lot of the tracks. It's a really colorful, imaginative series that you can just pick-up and play at any time really. That being said though, there are a couple of things that keep me from loving the game.

The petty gripe, more than likely a product of modern games, is the lack of unlockables. Most Mario Kart games I've played gave you every character and track (excluding the special cup) which is great for a pick-up-and-play game but makes single player seem pointless if you say, have an unfinished Dragon Quest or, Final Fantasy or, Zelda game on hand. Later games bring in new characters though which is great for single-players like me.

The biggest issue is how easy it is to get your ass handed to you during a race. It almost seems like your opponents get items at random and the lack of a shield power-up really makes you feel vulnerable. In Mario Kart 7 I've been ahead of the pack for a lap and a half only to get blindsided by a blue-shell, lightning and, whatever I had trailing behind me as a means of self-defense.

I love the games but have never been in love with the series.
 

TorqueConverter

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Borderlands.

I got into the game enough to put quite a few hours into the game. Honestly, those hours were a result of me shooting the same respawning baddies over and over because I was head over heels in love with the random weapon generation mechanic. The game is shit. The random weapon generator is genius. I couldn't get enough of finding and testing new weapons. Something is seriously wrong when a game mechanic is the sole reason for playing a game.

I wanted to LOVE the game. I followed the development since 2007. Every bit of info I had been fed prior to its release was great (including the cell shading, love it). The fished product was as if they fed a punch card into the generic FPS game generation machine with "free roam" and "cell shaded" checked off and it shat out Borderlands.

How did they develop the game? Pull an all-nighter the day before release?
 

Luna Serena

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I'd say WOW.
I tried it out because of all the hype about it, and because it has a lot of the things I look for in a game like decent character customisation, the freedom of play that comes with MMOs etc. However, I got bored of it incredibly quickly. I've played many MMOs in the past and WOW really didn't stand out from the crowd....and the thing is...similar games are free to play. If I'm going to spend hours grinding, I might as well do it for free rather than spend my limited income on overpriced games.
 

don3149

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I agree, Call of Duty, its really hard to play and very realistic when you play it. the graphics, the commands, the instruction of the game its really hard to follow..I love o play at first but the following day i felt bad because every commandments that I am about to follow I am always failed in a battle and it's so very absurd. Yeah! I love to play Call of Duty but I can't.


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TrevHead

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verdant monkai said:
RACING GAMES WTF IS THE POINT IN THEM?? they generally have no plot (and when they do it is nothing truly impressive). All you do is race cars over and over again, there is no drastic differentiation between them, if you own one you own them all.
I would love to enjoy them since they are so numerous, but I cant because they are so repetitive. If you enjoy racing games I recommend you just buy one good one and stick with it. Because they are all basically the same exact game, or better still go out and drive your own car. Or failing that drive a Go-kart or something.
Pls say that this was a joke / troll post
 

Olas

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The Mass Effect series.

I just don't like them. After years I finally caved and bought and played the first, but I got bored after the first mission and haven't been back since. I didn't have fun and the story didn't grab me.
Exact same story here, I keep hearing that it's story and characters are supposed to be incredible yet to me it just felt dull and needlessly complicated.
 

Cranky

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Skyrim. I get bored of playing it after 20 minutes, not that I dislike t, I just can't enjoy it as much as Fallout.
 

Gorilla Gunk

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Crysis 2's multiplayer.

It may sound weird since it's what the games all about but the whole nanosuit thing sucks almost all the fun out of multiplayer.