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TheTemby post=9.68359.633479 said:
bubbaroark0451 post=9.68359.626054 said:
what do you mean, nobody like that
*Growls* this thread is for statements not game bashings.

I didn't like the GTA series. More repetitive than assassins creed but with none of the cool climbing bits.
 

Dancingman

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mjhhiv post=9.68359.625974 said:
This has been done, I swear it.

Anyways, mine's Call of Duty 4 (the multiplayer, anyways.) The single player was fucking brilliant, I just couldn't get into the MP for some reason.
Me too, i went back to CoD3
 

Cid Silverwing

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All mainstream games (Halo, CoD, SSBB and so on).

I just don't understand all the overhype with those games...
 

Lord Krunk

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I don't hate any games. I love them all!

However, when the "everybody loves" becomes a factor, I would have to say Counter Strike, Halo and WoW.
 

Lord Krunk

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Shade Jackrabbit post=9.68359.626424 said:
FF7. Oh, I loved Advent Children, but FF7 was boring beyond compare. I still don't know how it got away with a "EPIC AWESOMENESS" while Legend of the Dragoon got a "Meh."
Never played FF7. I played FF8 and LOVED every bit (that Squall wasn't being a prick in).

But I agree with you SO much. I wish that someone could remake LoD just to show everyone the highlight of the first generation that everyone missed.
 

Miles Tormani

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scoobyduped post=9.68359.626587 said:
Portal. KIDDING, KIDDING, DON'T KILL ME.
I was gonna use that joke. :<

The thing that gets me is people who keep saying Morrowind was better than Oblivion. Why is it better? Because you like getting owned seconds after walking through a door to a dungeon RIGHT NEXT TO THE STARTING TOWN? Because it's cool to get one-shotted by an assassin when you go to sleep? Because the aesthetics of "depressing swamp area, depressing ash area, depressing town area," and for a bit of a mix up, "depressing snow area" are somehow better than the standard "forest, mountain, lake, town" aesthetic in Oblivion? The only difference I see is that it's more depressing. The only thing that would make it more lacking in aesthetics is if it was nothing but brown ruins and castles. Please tell me what's so much better, because aside from all that, I don't see any appeal other than crappier controls and more confusing skills on top of dice roll counts that would make a JRPG cry. MY SWORD WENT THROUGH THAT CLIFF RACER.

And saying Morrowind is somehow better because of immersion is also a total lie because I don't see much immersion to a guard seeing me on the other side of a building, or everyone else constantly standing in place commenting on you being an outsider and how they're at least willing to talk to you. Oblivion may be in the uncanny valley but at least the people aren't statues with voice boxes.

I'm not saying Oblivion is the "best RPG evarrr," but I just can't get why people say Morrowind is so much better when it's bogged down by the above issues which I found refreshingly absent in Oblivion.

It's probably the only game I'm so outspoken about when it comes to getting annoyed with other people hyping it up, but let's go down the list with much shorter and less wall of text reasons.

FFVII (every overrated game list has this, but my personal reason is that the frequent dialogue sequences are too slow and boring, and can't be skipped through easily)
Mario Kart Wii (maybe not so overrated, but any successful racing franchise suddenly becoming little more than a slot machine deserves my animosity)
Wii Play just needs to die. Horribly.
God of War (I see little more than an unrefined Ninja Gaiden)
Animal Crossing (if I wanted a game that feels anything like work, I'd play WoW; at least you can screw around in more ways than just hitting people with nets)
Resistance 1 (maybe it's just because the demo sucks, but I can't get into it)
BioShock (Half-Life 2 meets Oblivion, UNDERWATER! Ooooooh!)
Mortal Kombat (I don't really HATE it, but I find it inferior to games like Street Fighter and Guilty Gear; many of my friends think otherwise)
CoD4 multiplayer (mostly because Perks feel like RPG grinding, though to be fair, the game is still balanced with them and it requires a decent level of skill to get them)
TF2 PC (you thought achievement whoring on XBOX was bad? I see achievement whoring SERVERS in TF2 PC)
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (this doesn't count too much, as I actually like this game a lot, but dammit, it is NOT perfection brought down to Earth by God himself)
Need for Speed Underground (I see Gran Tourismo with less features and a "gangsta" atmosphere)
Pump It Up used to be on this list due to now expired DDR fanboyism, even though I still think the track list isn't all that good

Runescape WOULD have been on this list, but I wasn't aware that people actually loved, or even liked, the game. Actually I wasn't even aware it was a GAME at all. It's more like an interactive desktop buddy that doesn't do much and gets killed by other desktop buddies if he walks too far north.
 

Sketchy

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I don't hate it, but Half-Life 1 was good for about the first 5 minutes or so. Then it got so boring i couldn't play it anymore.
 

Ares Tyr

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Sports games, almost all of them. I don't mean extreme sports, because I love Tony Hawk's games and SSX, but I'm talking like Baseball, Football (both American and Soccer), Tennis, etc. I find them all very boring. I think the only sports games I've ever gotten enjoyment from are extreme sports and I also enjoy the occassional basketball game, my favorite of all time being NBA Street 2.
 

Ares Tyr

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Miles Tormani post=9.68359.633879 said:
scoobyduped post=9.68359.626587 said:
Portal. KIDDING, KIDDING, DON'T KILL ME.
CoD4 multiplayer (mostly because Perks feel like RPG grinding, though to be fair, the game is still balanced with them and it requires a decent level of skill to get them).
Coming from a CoD4 addict, no. No it doesn't require any skill. You just have to play alot, and you can get the perks. Hell, I'm on my way to getting Gold Cross Prestige after about two months of saying "Hell no I'm not prestiging, that's retarded!" with my brother. There are several, SEVERAL Gold Crosses out there who are very, very terrible at the game.

Not saying that Gold Cross is something to be taken likely because I've been CRUSHED by a few GCs. But still. It just takes time.