Game vehicles that suck to drive...
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Every vehicle in Crackdown.
Thankfully using them during the actual game is completely optional and useless because you run at about 35 mph and can jump about 30 ft in the air with little trouble. It's actually faster to parkour across rooftops than drive...
Thankfully using them during the actual game is completely optional and useless because you run at about 35 mph and can jump about 30 ft in the air with little trouble. It's actually faster to parkour across rooftops than drive...
Planes in any Battlefield game. I'm actually pretty good with helicopters when not being rushed. Also, the Nikita Missile Launcher from MGS 1, MGS 2, MGS TS. I would complain about Rex, but the whole thing was simply too awesome to put down.
I nominate the Mako, closely followed by motorbikes in the GTA games.
- Mako > Self explanatory, handled like soggy butter
- GTA Bikes > Difficult to stear and if you didn't have the reaction time of an fighter pilot, you'd be turned into Pavement Pizza faster than you can say "Hey Niko! It's your cousin!"
- Mako > Self explanatory, handled like soggy butter
- GTA Bikes > Difficult to stear and if you didn't have the reaction time of an fighter pilot, you'd be turned into Pavement Pizza faster than you can say "Hey Niko! It's your cousin!"
any game that features controls for a tank that dont allow me to aim at something and whilst i turn the base of the tank and the turret move as well.
You have to stop entirely to shoot something 100+ yards away.
If your aiming at something and you ride on top of a small hill rising 12 inches out of the ground,it totally screws up your shot.(BFBC2)
You have to stop entirely to shoot something 100+ yards away.
If your aiming at something and you ride on top of a small hill rising 12 inches out of the ground,it totally screws up your shot.(BFBC2)
Eh, I didn't mind the Borderlands runners too much. The only problem I had with them was sometimes when I needed to enter on the fly I'd wind up in the gunner seat because I was 2 centimeters to the left when I hit the enter button.Volafortis said:
With the GTAIV cars, I hated them in the beginning, but then started to like them once I got used to them. It was just weird having to use the brakes so much, especially since I had just finished playing SR2, a game that uses brakes in the same way a cat uses a jacuzzi. The motorcycles in GTA, on the other hand, were a grand display of shoddy vehicles if I ever saw one.
So I have to admit that I didn't mind the Mako to much actually.
My fat person in a 3 wheeled shopping cart award would have to go to the cars from Borderlands, not sure if its just me, but any battle that requires me to use one I just get out of the car and do it on foot.
My fat person in a 3 wheeled shopping cart award would have to go to the cars from Borderlands, not sure if its just me, but any battle that requires me to use one I just get out of the car and do it on foot.
The Mako was not all that difficult to drive once you learnt that (on xbox 360) no matter which way your camera faced, it would drive in the direction you pushed your stick to go. Once you figured that out, it was quite easy to drive.DND Judgement said:
As for the pc version that was even easier as you could just keep pressing W and it would go in whichever way the wheels were facing (and you could turn with A and D) while firing freely with the mouse. I personally had no complaints about the Mako in the game (and the people like you) are the reason Mass Effect II was awful.
I had very few complaints about the first game, but I doubt I'll ever play II again.
I also own BOTH the 360 and PC versions, so I know what I'm talking about.
My vote easily goes to Red Faction Guerilla. The vehicles in that game were horrid, didn't have the correct weight, are so slow to accelerate, and the "precision driving" is just hell. Worst thing in that game is easily the vehicles. Don't believe me? Try completing all the professional times in the car reciever races.
I'm still trying to get the platinum trophy for that game.
You're not. I was fine with it, but you have to admit that the excessively mountainous planets were a chore to traverse. Add on the repetitiveness of the sidequests and then we understand how those who are less tolerant will hate it.Magic Hobo said:
I can't see how people complain about the guns though. You're in what is effectively a tank. If you're so close that the gun doesn't reach low enough, you're using it wrong. At least run the other guy over.
Worst car ever, it just slams into everything and stops dead instead of maybe...grinding a bit? Nope just BAM dead stop. I hate that care, especially the controls for it GRRRR FEEL MY SPITE TOWARD YOU CAR :UMurderousToaster said:
This is where the cars live! Getchuwun!
Agree with the majority, the Mako. It breaks physics far too often and the weapon aiming was horrible.
After reading the second page, I have to ask. Can people find a complaint about the Mako that makes more sense? "Handling"? It handles fine. It goes forward when I want it to go forward and turns when I want it to turn. It just needed turbo boosters on the back so it could climb mountains better. You have 6 wheel drive and Eezo for landing the thing, but you didn't figure to put something in for those (very many) planets with 80 degree slopes.
I didn't put in a real example yet (forgot). Cars in GTA:SA. Sloppy and can't turn properly at all, sometimes even when I'm obeying the speed limits.
I didn't put in a real example yet (forgot). Cars in GTA:SA. Sloppy and can't turn properly at all, sometimes even when I'm obeying the speed limits.
