Buggiest Game Ever

[BaronAsh]

OK so finally, I manage to get MTW2 to install properly but now it refuses to install the expansion that came with it or play battles at all. The game has numerous bugs reported on the Forums.(I have seen literally hundreds on the forums).

My drivers are fully updated and everything in perfect working order so now I do declare MTW2 the buggiest game ever.

Discuss your cases of extremely buggy games.

 

[The Wooster]

Yeah I hated Mormon Trombone Wrestling 2 as well. The first one was much better.

 

[BaronAsh]

Yeah I hated Mormon Trombone Wrestling 2 as well. The first one was much better.

LOL Medieval Total War 2

This thread is supposed to be about your instances of horribly buggy games not mine.

 

[Eldritch Warlord]

Off the top of my head I can think of You Are Empty (pile of sh*t game). I'm sure there's buggier though.

 

[The Wooster]

I'd say Splinter Cell Double Agent for the pc. It was the worst port of a big name game I've ever seen. The menus didn't work, the training missions didn't work until they were patched, it ran like ass, quitting a game meant you had to watch the pre rendered background run for a minute or so before the menu kicked in. It was downright insulting.

 

[PxDn Ninja]

Two Worlds.

Practically Unplayable.

 

[Devil's Due]

Big Rigs, I believe that's its name. If you ever saw the review, you know of the horrors. Trucks fall through the bridges, leave the land, AI doesn't race you (They stay there at the start like an idiot), you can run through any thing in front of you as if it wasn't there, and there's no sound at all.

To top it off, here's our favorite quote of how they say you win..

"YOU'RE WINNER!"

Yes, I are winner.

Edit: Many grammar mistakes in this post. I have cleansed my sins!

 

[Dr Spaceman]

Neverwinter Nights 2. I couldn't even play it on my machine, even though games with much higher requirements run fine. I delayed buying The Witcher for almost a year because I was concerned over the fact they are based on the same engine. NWN2 wins entirely because it put me off of other similar games.

 

[Rezfon]

I would be inclined to say Alone In the dark, but the game still actually works....badly and I know there are worse ones. I would probably nominate an area rather than a specific game, pc ports from consoles generally tend to be incredibly buggy

 

[Alone Disciple]

The first few months of the 'first' incarnation of Star Wars: Galaxies. Talk about a game that was realsed by SOE with no apparant QA in beta.

Crap-tastic from day one....and I was sucker to stick with it for a whole year before I finally just gave up on it altogther.

 

[mark_n_b]

Knights of the Old Republic II has more than one killer bug that can result in no game completion scenarios.

 

[zachatree]

Ghost Recon 2 for the xbox. Fun as hell and the most broken game I have played.

 

[wewontdie11]

As much as I loved it Oblivion is one of the buggiest games ever. It had the lot, graphics glitches, occasional incompleteable quests and the brilliant dialogue glitches. In particular the ones where you could calm an NPC and make them friendly to you, allowing you to engage them in a conversation consisting of "I HAVE NO GREETING!" on their part.

 

[Gotham Soul]

Alone in the Dark.

The ONLY game where my car looked like it was crashing, tilted forward at a 40 degree angle, flew in the air, and slammed back on the ground and I managed to recover from that.

 

[ElArabDeMagnifico]

Medieval 2 is the buggiest game ever!? You gotta be joking man.

THE buggiest game ever, is Big Rigs, which is right above Splinter Cell: Double Agent (PC) which is right above Mercenaries 2.

 

[Woe Is You]

Two words: You're Winner!

 

[BaronAsh]

Medieval 2 is the buggiest game ever!? You gotta be joking man.

THE buggiest game ever, is Big Rigs, which is right above Splinter Cell: Double Agent (PC) which is right above Mercenaries 2.

You have no idea how bad it is for me....

 

[Signa]

Morrowind and Too Human have to be the buggiest games I've played. Morrowind would crash to desktop all the time for me before all the patches it got. TH... ugh, even the demo was buggy. You could select locked characters, and they would be fully playable

 

[xitel]

Morrowind froze and crashed on many an occasion for me, but it doesn't have the crushing glitch in its sequel. In Oblivion, you can get promoted (actually demoted) from Master Thief to Shadowfoot if you start the Grey Fox quests too early. If this happens, then during the sceno at the end of the final quest, the Grey Fox will walk out of the building without talking to you, leaving you stuck immobile in sceno move, unable to continue without reloading a previous save game.