World of Warcraft. Self explanitory. All other games, I still replay, from Super Mario Brothers, to Donkey Kong Country, to Goldeneye, Super Smash Bros, and on, and on.
And on.
And on.
Games you've just stopped playing.
- Thread starter Haunted Herring
- Start date
Recommended Videos
Funnily enough, I'm playing it even more, ever since I put that stuff from Cerberus Network onsms_117b said:
OT: Uncharted 2. When I got oe the temple in hte mountains I just gave up. Not because it was tough, but because I just couldn't take another totally implausible location that can only be traversed by means of a few too many conveniently falling rocks, or rickety bridge that collapses after me, yet which an entire army could get to without losing everyone.
Um, what? Sorry, but you're opinion holds no validity when talking about RPG's anymore. Especially considering the fact that Final Fantasy 12's battle system was a copy of pretty much every Western RPG from 10 years ago. Most of them don't even have very strict or ridiculous rules like D&D, although since you think they are, obviously they do. Never mind the fact the Elder Scrolls have changed in each iteration with different rules, overall gameplay style, story, and lore, since you played Morrowind and Oblivion, and both of those included first person gameplay as their form of combat, it's completely the same. And just because there is the rare Eastern RPG that doesn't follow the same form as every other JRPG ever made, with the only difference being another convoluted or stupid plot with either massive holes or just being easy to predict, doesn't mean that apparently every JRPG every is unique. Even though the only JRPGs that do anything different are still on like their 5th sequel, which minds that for several games they've been the same with nothing different but their story. The only JRPG that ever has a system that REALLY changes is Final Fantasy. And even most of those were consistent for a while with nothing changing but story, or tiny changes in the battle system like Materia or a Battle Bar instead of simply taking turns.RadicalDreamer90 said:
Naruto: Rise of a ninja, and Odin Sphere. I really need to finish Odin Sphere. Also, Wild Arms 3. Great game, not really sure why I've stopped playing it.Haunted Herring said:
Probably because It's been ages since I last played it, so I'm going to need to look up a walkthrough to refresh my memory on what I'm doing and where I'm going next, and atm i just can't be bothered.
Then I deserve many medals. I've finished it a dozen times and will happily play that any day over that god awful excuse for a supposed sequel that was recently released.Pegghead said:
I used to be really bad for that when it came to computer games.
To be honest though, the reward for finishing some games is so incredibly weak, I sometimes don't see the point in even trying. The most convenient example I can think of is BioShock. Great game, great atmosphere, garbage ending, no matter what you picked. A thirty-second cutscene is incredibly unsatisfying.
To be honest though, the reward for finishing some games is so incredibly weak, I sometimes don't see the point in even trying. The most convenient example I can think of is BioShock. Great game, great atmosphere, garbage ending, no matter what you picked. A thirty-second cutscene is incredibly unsatisfying.
Ive never played a final fantasy game. Keeping that in mind one day i got a demo for final fantasy 8 or 9...one of those. I popped it into my playstation and tried to figure things out. Unfortunately I was thrust into combat immediately without knowing how to do anything.
The fight wasen't turn based, so i just kept being hit by the enemy while trying to figure out how to move or attack or anything. So i just turned it off, threw out the disc and never looked back at any Final fantasy game ;o
The fight wasen't turn based, so i just kept being hit by the enemy while trying to figure out how to move or attack or anything. So i just turned it off, threw out the disc and never looked back at any Final fantasy game ;o
Daedalus1942 said:
Hehehe.
It's mainly just my taste in video games that bought me to that, I found the game dull and many others found it great.
EDIT: You have made a powerful enemy medalmaker.com for not saying
Awarded to Daedalus 1942 for extreme patience in the face of elevators.
It's completely subjective. I'm addicted to the first one, but I'm seriously unsure if I will ever play 2 again, and I'm very unsure if I will bother sinking money into Mass Effect 3, unless alot of things either change back or improve from what they dumbed down and became in 2.Pegghead said:Daedalus1942 said:
Hehehe.
It's mainly just my taste in video games that bought me to that, I found the game dull and many others found it great.
I stopped playing Gears of War when I was about halfway through, it was just so generic and uninteresting. I picked it up 5 months later, figuring I'd might as well give it another chance and hoping that the second half would be better. It wasn't 8(
Most recently was Dragon Age. Before that it was Age of Conan, and not cause my sub ran out. 
I find that I will usually play a game a whole lot for a few months and then it'll sit for a few years to be picked back up again.
Also I did stop playing the new Zelda game for DS. That one I may pick up again soon. It was actually pretty fun.
I find that I will usually play a game a whole lot for a few months and then it'll sit for a few years to be picked back up again.
Also I did stop playing the new Zelda game for DS. That one I may pick up again soon. It was actually pretty fun.
For me it was Fatal Frame. It was just too scary. I have never stopped a game because it was too scary before, but Fatal Frame is just... over the top. It didn't need to be that scary...
Modern Warfare 2. I got sick of the hackers, the lag, the hackers, the backwards host-migration system, the mother-effing HACKERS, the 12-year-olds, and did I mention all the hackers?
I might ponder picking it back up if Infinity Ward ever deem it important enough to add a way to votekick the idiots and hackers; I've given up on IW doing the truely smart thing and trashing IWNet in favor of a dedicated server system.
I might ponder picking it back up if Infinity Ward ever deem it important enough to add a way to votekick the idiots and hackers; I've given up on IW doing the truely smart thing and trashing IWNet in favor of a dedicated server system.