Say something nice about a game you hate
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There is no probably, Homecoming is a million times better than some shitty pachinko machine.Johnny Novgorod said:
Being my only foray into the franchise, I admit the limited frame of reference pretty much negates my opinion, but I quite liked Homecoming in that it did its job effectively; it consistently freaked me the hell out and the boss fights were the stuff of nightmares. As much as I enjoyed it (read: ?glad that I survived without suffering a heart attack or stroke,?) the stress it put me through put me off other installments in the franchise.Johnny Novgorod said:
To add to this, Dawn of War 3 prevented more content for Dawn of War 3 from coming out.Zykon TheLich said:
What- gamers who play the objective and will work together without the need for any communication whatsoever? Yeah- who wants to play with those SOBs?Phoenixmgs said:
Final Fantasy XIV (original run): I love the sendoff they gave this game. It's a mulligan with style.
The first two hours of No Mans Sky are amazing, trying to survive toxic waste, explore, fix your ship and that amazing feeling of taking off aimed at that moon you have spent all the time on the ground looking at. It's like that amazing feeling I had first time in an Elder Scrolls game when I realised I could pick any landmark and head towards it to investigate but on steroids. Before you land on this moon and realise your infinite universe is basically a bunch of pallet swaps and a handful of reshuffled assets.
If they took No Mans Sky and called it an engine, then a big studio built a whole new game on top of it with actual variety of enemies and interesting mechanics it could be something amazing.
If they took No Mans Sky and called it an engine, then a big studio built a whole new game on top of it with actual variety of enemies and interesting mechanics it could be something amazing.
Not a whole lot of games I really hate anymore. I mostly just don't play games now, if I don't like them.
But, I have a few, I think, and otherwise games which I didn't really like but hardly hate will have to suffice. GTAV had some engaging scenes and the scope of the thing is impressive. Halo 4 is still a pretty good shooter, it just fell short of the lofty expectations I have for halo by being a bit dull. I played Furi a while back, which had an amazing soundtrack and I appreciated what they were going for but it was too infuriating to actually play for me. The Witcher 2 had one hell of an intro cutscene.
But, I have a few, I think, and otherwise games which I didn't really like but hardly hate will have to suffice. GTAV had some engaging scenes and the scope of the thing is impressive. Halo 4 is still a pretty good shooter, it just fell short of the lofty expectations I have for halo by being a bit dull. I played Furi a while back, which had an amazing soundtrack and I appreciated what they were going for but it was too infuriating to actually play for me. The Witcher 2 had one hell of an intro cutscene.
I think it also made Taldeer canonically dead, so love can no longer bloom.ObsidianJones said:
Mid-late 2000s /tg/ meme for y'all there. No need to thank me.
To be fair I "hate" Silent Hill: Homecoming less as a game and more as a symbol of Western malappropriation. While perfectly serviceable survival horror - I've played much, much worse - I think the game simply fails to live up to the series. It does itself no favors by being obviously based on the 2006 movie attempt while also trying to rip off Silent Hill 2. I also think it misses the point by pitting you against human enemies, and then every few rooms pitting you into a Thunderdome scenario of killing everything so the exit will unlock. What I do like about the game is just being dragged from earlier, better games - chiefly the bosses and the music.Xprimentyl said:
Overwatch.
Because it's a competitve game, I hate how toxic the community can be over simple things during gameplay, each patch balancing making this worse, and not enough game modes available. Other than 3v3, the arcade modes are variation of the main game modes. The only unique game modes happen during events, which is not enough for me. I also hate how cosmetics cannot be earned via gameplay, but rather loot boxes
However, I absolutely love the world-building within the game. I love the various heroes representing where they came from, and how their characters are fully fleshed out with the game's rich lore. I love how almost no heroes feels the same to play as, as they offer different play styles even though they are under same class catergory
Because it's a competitve game, I hate how toxic the community can be over simple things during gameplay, each patch balancing making this worse, and not enough game modes available. Other than 3v3, the arcade modes are variation of the main game modes. The only unique game modes happen during events, which is not enough for me. I also hate how cosmetics cannot be earned via gameplay, but rather loot boxes
However, I absolutely love the world-building within the game. I love the various heroes representing where they came from, and how their characters are fully fleshed out with the game's rich lore. I love how almost no heroes feels the same to play as, as they offer different play styles even though they are under same class catergory
I know its unpopular, but I liked Homecoming. Hell to me it was better than SH2 'cause at least something happened in it!Johnny Novgorod said:
None of them compare to SH3 though
I don?t really hate any game, but I will say I find Halo overrated. It has a great multiplayer suite and decent AI but everything else is pretty underwhelming. I also never understood why the score is so highly regarded. I suppose it mostly boils down to personal taste.