Flaws that didn't quite ruin a game for you?

[neilsaccount]

The voice acting is fucking atrocious in Just Cause 2. Like, "Jill Sandwich" level of bad. But it's still a gigglingly fun game.

Oh god, yeah/
" My. Name. Is. Santos Ebola Generic. I. AM. The leader. Of the Rebel. Resistance."
Hilarious if it didn't drag on for so long.

The leader of the Reapers, Bolo Santosi, is particularly horrible.


Com-raid. *sigh*

That voice acting was a gamebreaker for me. It was that bad. Who honestly thinks that people talk like that in any part of the world? Like nails on a damn chalkboard.

 

[The_Deleted]

The voice acting is fucking atrocious in Just Cause 2. Like, "Jill Sandwich" level of bad. But it's still a gigglingly fun game.

Oh god, yeah/
" My. Name. Is. Santos Ebola Generic. I. AM. The leader. Of the Rebel. Resistance."
Hilarious if it didn't drag on for so long.

The leader of the Reapers, Bolo Santosi, is particularly horrible.


Com-raid. *sigh*

That's the one!

 

[MiracleOfSound]

The aiming mechanics in Fallout 3.

It's my favorite game of all time, but it is a truly terrible shooter.

 

[Ekonk]

For all it's flaws, I liked Prototype.

 

[LordFisheh]

Mass Effect 2 had pretty much no proper antagonist and no central plotline (other than a checklist of people to recruit).

And it's still one of the best games I've ever played.

Though if the third games hands me a checklist - 'Recruit these armies' or whatever...

 

[Yureina]

Mafia: City of Lost Heaven had an obnoxiously difficult combat system at times that made more than a few levels more frustrating with the insta-death moments than even playing CoD on veteran. It was, however, a kickass game that kept me playing even if it murdered me countless times, especially on the last level of the game.

 

[Ultress]

Bioware's loading times.

That's about it.

Pretty much this, Load times out not Jade Empire Still kicked ass.



Also despite the minor flaws of Devil Summoner 2 Raidou vs King Abandoned it's still a fun an addictive game.

 

[TheFedExPope]

Def Oblivion and Fallout 3 fall under this. They had bugs, stupid AI but yet I wish I could go back and play them when they were new to me. Now I can't load of Oblivion without getting bored in 5 minutes on account that I've played so much, and Fallout 3 is still fun to play. I had a little rebirth of interest in it not too long ago. Can't wait for Vegas. And the next Oblivion game better not be a damn MMO >:/ though it would probably be the only MMO I'd ever play admittedly.