I didnt read the second page onwards, but how did we get through an entire page without the water temple coming up. Ocarina of time...boss. but that freakin water temple!!
Part you hate of a game you love.
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you cant be serious? blitzball was one of the most attractive things about ffx, could of used a bit more pace to it tho, i will give you that.Flamezdudes said:
My choices are either the looooooooooooong loading times in borderlands or the savanna car chase in resi 5
Oblivion: I have a good idea! Let's link 90% of the game's monster spawn code to the player's level...and make it possible for them to level up through Speechcraft, Mercantile, Sneaking and Alchemy! (Sure, we figured out how to game the system soon enough, but that first character was going REALLY well for a while!).
Also: The Imperial Subterrene. Accidentally overwriting my end-of-Imperial-Subterrene save. Item damage. Random chance to break repair hammers. Locked chests containing one lockpick. Weapon/spell hotkeys being hidden outside the inventory screen. The vampire face bug. The entire main quest. The Arena. Everyone's faces, especially when it's supposed to be a twist that they're actually vampires. Having to do the Siege of Kvatch quest at level 1 or else all the friendly NPC's become useless. Rats, goblins, rats, goblins, mudcrab, rats, goblins, rats, loot, repeat.
DA:O - Limited tactics slots.
DA2 - Not only re-using the same three level designs, but trying to hide it by changing which doors are locked.
X3 (Any of them) - the autopillock.
Every Paradox game except HOI3, and especially Crusader Kings - cheating AI that can sail wherever it wants, whenever it wants.
HOI3 - rubbish naval AI that would struggle to run the Isle of Wight Ferry, never mind mount the D-Day landings.
Also: The Imperial Subterrene. Accidentally overwriting my end-of-Imperial-Subterrene save. Item damage. Random chance to break repair hammers. Locked chests containing one lockpick. Weapon/spell hotkeys being hidden outside the inventory screen. The vampire face bug. The entire main quest. The Arena. Everyone's faces, especially when it's supposed to be a twist that they're actually vampires. Having to do the Siege of Kvatch quest at level 1 or else all the friendly NPC's become useless. Rats, goblins, rats, goblins, mudcrab, rats, goblins, rats, loot, repeat.
DA:O - Limited tactics slots.
DA2 - Not only re-using the same three level designs, but trying to hide it by changing which doors are locked.
X3 (Any of them) - the autopillock.
Every Paradox game except HOI3, and especially Crusader Kings - cheating AI that can sail wherever it wants, whenever it wants.
HOI3 - rubbish naval AI that would struggle to run the Isle of Wight Ferry, never mind mount the D-Day landings.
Major hate part i hated of a game was halo 2's ending.
Or in other games like red dead redemption when the main character dies..
I actually just hate finishing a game that i love to keep on playing.
Or in other games like red dead redemption when the main character dies..
I actually just hate finishing a game that i love to keep on playing.
ANY romance or sex in games, dumb as all hell...If I wanted to see that crap I'd go on the internet...
The Gatherer said:
Bliztball as a minigame in FFX made me stop playing it. It was that bad.
OT: The fact you can't complete the game fully on the Normal difficulty (the lowest one) in Jamestown. You can only beat it FULLY on Legendary (normal = easy, difficult = normal, legendary = hard, judgement = super hard, divine = hardhardhardhardhardhardhardhardhard)
I see no point in that, in never forces you to play blitzball, its just an optional quest. and i pity you really for not carrying on, if you had you might have enjoyed the last truly good ff game of the series. i suggest you put your disdain for bb in your back pocket an give ffx another go.GideonB said:
Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines: The tunnel sequences which go on forever. Repetitive, monotonous.
Diablo II: The tunnel sequences getting to Andariel. Repetitive, monotonous.
Diablo II: The tunnel sequences getting to Andariel. Repetitive, monotonous.
-Circle of Magi in Dragon Age: Origins
-The final level of some of the activities in Saints Row 2
-The helicopter fight in Alpha Protocol
-Training in EA MMA
-The Collector fights in Mass Effect 2
-The beginning of Knights of the Old Republic. Way too long of an intro before I get my hands on a tasty light saber.
-The final level of some of the activities in Saints Row 2
-The helicopter fight in Alpha Protocol
-Training in EA MMA
-The Collector fights in Mass Effect 2
-The beginning of Knights of the Old Republic. Way too long of an intro before I get my hands on a tasty light saber.
In Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines...
... you fight those abominations the fleshcrafter made. I HATE THAT PART SO MUCH. It scares the living hell out of me and is just generally horrible.
Everything from halfway through disc 3 onwards in Final Fantasy VIII. Starting when they arrive at the Great Salt Lake.
(Although that place is pretty cool)
The feel of the game just seems to drop massively. Then it gets even worse in disc 4. I don't know what they were thinking when they made disc 4. <insert spoiler-causing name of final area here> was cool and all, but nearly everywhere else being closed off just made me feel isolated.
(Although that place is pretty cool)
The feel of the game just seems to drop massively. Then it gets even worse in disc 4. I don't know what they were thinking when they made disc 4. <insert spoiler-causing name of final area here> was cool and all, but nearly everywhere else being closed off just made me feel isolated.
There was a tutorial?Vrex360 said:
I really don't remember a tutorial. It just starts you with a mission.
I kinda liked that.
Anyways...
Team Fortress 2: Worthless little shits that won't change class from sniper/spy/pyro and don't know how to play their fucking class.
Dragon Age: Origins: Fade and The Deep Roads
Both boring sequences that go on way too long.
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The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind: Journal and THE GOD DAMN CLIFF-RACERS!
Journal is really unorganized and confusing and THERE IS NO END TO THEM (cliff-racers)
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Fallout 2: Tutorial Dungeon
Thinking of starting a gambling man who can speak his way trough every situation? Well, you have to start as a big piece of flesh that hits like a battering ram to get trough this tutorial.
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Both boring sequences that go on way too long.
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The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind: Journal and THE GOD DAMN CLIFF-RACERS!
Journal is really unorganized and confusing and THERE IS NO END TO THEM (cliff-racers)
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Fallout 2: Tutorial Dungeon
Thinking of starting a gambling man who can speak his way trough every situation? Well, you have to start as a big piece of flesh that hits like a battering ram to get trough this tutorial.
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the eleventh colossus from shadow of the colossus (Spoilers!!!!! its the size of a big bull so its techniqely not a colossus), it kept hitting me down and when i got back up it hit me again so i couldn't run away from it, plus it was also a ***** to fight cos it kept running away and shit like that
but its still an awesome, addictive, beautiful, and unique experience, if you have a PS2, buy Shadow of the Colossus ,or if u have a PS3 you can get when it rereleases in HD during september this year, don't miss out on Shadow of the Colossus
but its still an awesome, addictive, beautiful, and unique experience, if you have a PS2, buy Shadow of the Colossus ,or if u have a PS3 you can get when it rereleases in HD during september this year, don't miss out on Shadow of the Colossus
