Anime art style. Yea, that's petty, but if I don't like looking at the game I'm playing, how am I expected to enjoy it? Also can't stand grinding. Neither are really game-killers, but those games had damn sure better be awesome.
I dunno, Dishonored looks like it'll be fun.lunncal said:Other than that, I avoid any games with an over-abundance of brown or grey, mainly because I've yet to find a game like that which is actually fun.
actually, something that's pc-only is a MAJOR turn-on for me, because I know that it's probably going to be something unique and niche that simply wouldn't be viable releasing on all three major platforms.Shoggoth2588 said:When I see these damming letters: 'RTS'
I've given RTS titles a chance but since I'm more of a console player than anything I never really had much of a selection of RTS titles. Starcraft was alright but I knew the cheats and I've never enjoyed any other. Also, PC exclusives. My current PC is powered by one very old and slightly over-weight gerbil so gaming isn't really an option for me on this machine.
This. Multiplayer ruined CoD MW2 for me, as they clearly decided to work more on that than the single player campaign (which I liked, mind; it was just short). This is also the reason why I now play almost exclusively single player games now. No multiplayer excuse that way.drakythe said:When the primary selling point is the game's multiplayer.
I don't mind this in games like Brink or Quake, obviously, those are purely MP games, so they get a pass. I'm looking at you CoD, BF, Killzone, et al. Sell me on the single player, not the MP that I don't play.