Games you never finished.
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It happens, I guess. Ahaha. I apologize for forcing you to dig it out and play it, bahah.F said:Thanks to this I've just started Morrowind again. Though I always thought the game was brilliant, just gave up on guilds when I accidentally became a vampire.rayen020 said:SamtheDeathclaw said:how did the ashlanders piss you off? their quest were some of the best. aside from the clear the daedric shine quest. also the main ashlander camp was in the middle of fucking nowhere and a pain in the ass to get to...
Argh my character runs so SLOWLY. Had to find the good old paper morrowind map too.SamtheDeathclaw said:It happens, I guess. Ahaha. I apologize for forcing you to dig it out and play it, bahah.F said:Thanks to this I've just started Morrowind again. Though I always thought the game was brilliant, just gave up on guilds when I accidentally became a vampire.rayen020 said:SamtheDeathclaw said:
People always lend me games and I never get around to finishing them. Usually because they're games like Far Cry2, Lost Odyssey, Skate2, Army of Two, Too Human and Dead Space. I usually just don't see the point after the first hour of playing. Though the games that do deserve a play through don't get achievment whored nearly as much as they should.
xD Faaantastic. Always fun!F said:Argh my character runs so SLOWLY. Had to find the good old paper morrowind map too.SamtheDeathclaw said:It happens, I guess. Ahaha. I apologize for forcing you to dig it out and play it, bahah.F said:Thanks to this I've just started Morrowind again. Though I always thought the game was brilliant, just gave up on guilds when I accidentally became a vampire.rayen020 said:SamtheDeathclaw said:
Well, this didn't get off topic AT ALL.
Demon's Souls, but NOT because of the difficulty. I actually liked how you had to be very careful and patient to be able to progress, but what I didn't like was the incredible amount of stuff you could never know beforehand (how the hell was I supposed to know that I shouldn't have attacked an NPC who deliberately pushed me down a pit because he might be useful later on??). Also, the weapon upgrading system was never very well explained and you never really knew if a weapon was worth upgrading or not. I did love the atmosphere though, especially in the earlier areas.
I did not finish GTA San Andreas, the story got to long and boring, and I the game world was far to big.
I didn't finish the first Condemned because over helfway through I got stuck in an area where I kept getting killed and I was two seconds away from burying my controller in my 42" LCD tv.
RDR, I couldn't bring myself to finish, I skipped most of the cutscenes and didn't really get in to the story and then, towards the end, I got bored with the whole game in general.
Dark Sector, I gave up on playing very quickly, due to it being a shitty game, and Half-Life 2 because I found it really boring.
And I gave up on Ninja Gaiden (the X-box version) after fucking up a save file over half-way through and being unwilling to put myself back through the hellish slog to get to where I was.
There have probably been more games that I gave up on, either for being shit, boring or ridiculously hard but I can't remember them right now.
I didn't finish the first Condemned because over helfway through I got stuck in an area where I kept getting killed and I was two seconds away from burying my controller in my 42" LCD tv.
RDR, I couldn't bring myself to finish, I skipped most of the cutscenes and didn't really get in to the story and then, towards the end, I got bored with the whole game in general.
Dark Sector, I gave up on playing very quickly, due to it being a shitty game, and Half-Life 2 because I found it really boring.
And I gave up on Ninja Gaiden (the X-box version) after fucking up a save file over half-way through and being unwilling to put myself back through the hellish slog to get to where I was.
There have probably been more games that I gave up on, either for being shit, boring or ridiculously hard but I can't remember them right now.
Final Fantasy Dirge of Cerberus, because I frankly never got used to the controls. Did get pretty far, but I just...eh, quit on it.
Megaman X4, couldn't beat Web Spider.
Sonic Unleashed. Grudgingly got past all the stages, then when it wanted me to do mini-stages to get the stupid medals or whatever, I said "F THIS" and quit.
Megaman X4, couldn't beat Web Spider.
Sonic Unleashed. Grudgingly got past all the stages, then when it wanted me to do mini-stages to get the stupid medals or whatever, I said "F THIS" and quit.
BioShock, which I've had since late 2009. I get lost at Hephaestus and give up every time. I wasn't really enjoying it that much anyway, so it's no big deal to me.
I've never finished Oblivion despite the fact that I got really into it for a while, I've logged 40 hours into it but never finished it. I moved on to other things.
I bought X3: Terran Conflict on launch day for £25-ish, played for all of 15 minutes and gave up. That game is impenetrable, I tell you that. It wouldn't tell me how to sell things or leave a shop-ship, so I was trapped in a trading screen FOREVER.
I only recently finished Metro 2033 despite buying it in a Steam sale a while ago. Don't know why I gave up on, it's an excellent game and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I've never finished Oblivion despite the fact that I got really into it for a while, I've logged 40 hours into it but never finished it. I moved on to other things.
I bought X3: Terran Conflict on launch day for £25-ish, played for all of 15 minutes and gave up. That game is impenetrable, I tell you that. It wouldn't tell me how to sell things or leave a shop-ship, so I was trapped in a trading screen FOREVER.
I only recently finished Metro 2033 despite buying it in a Steam sale a while ago. Don't know why I gave up on, it's an excellent game and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Never finished Baldur's Gate. Think I've got like 80% into it but never bothered to venture to the actual end city. Mainly because I'm afraid of running into wizard bitches and basilisks.
Oblivion. Got into the worldy bit and stopped doing the main quests. Not finished other guilds yet.
Metal Gear Solid. I've never been able to beat REX. Without one of those old cheat cartridges anyway.
Final Fantasy XIII. Got to bit where the game apparently becomes good but I'd had enough.
Oblivion. Got into the worldy bit and stopped doing the main quests. Not finished other guilds yet.
Metal Gear Solid. I've never been able to beat REX. Without one of those old cheat cartridges anyway.
Final Fantasy XIII. Got to bit where the game apparently becomes good but I'd had enough.
Loads of game on the Specy and Atari, from when I was to young to care about completing games. I suppose the oldest game (which I actually set out to complete) was Return to Zork because of sheer frustration. Battletoads on the SNES also deserves an honourable mention due to the fact it made me go partially insane.
Condemned 2, as soon as he got stupid shouty DBZ powers and i was expected to start shooting instead of clobbering people i was out...
Also Lost Odyssey i got stuck on the 2 identical bosses you need to beat on the same health bar, then you need to beat an army... Once i'd sold it i found out it was a supposed to lose fight so why i had to beat the first few is beyond me...
Also Lost Odyssey i got stuck on the 2 identical bosses you need to beat on the same health bar, then you need to beat an army... Once i'd sold it i found out it was a supposed to lose fight so why i had to beat the first few is beyond me...