Yes! Of all the characters in that game that I hated, Snow definitely took the cake. You hardly get to play him and when you can you already have a much better character/Sentry than he will ever be. He always makes things turn to s*** and just goes on like it's not his fault. When he actually realizes that he's been giant, irresponsible brat, he tries to redeem himself.Gizmo1990 said:For me it has to be Snow from FF 13.
There is a difference between being entitled to something and demanding a game to cater to your every whim. Most people should realize that games are trying to cater to (For the most part, anyways) either as many people as possible or to as big a niche as possible. It is natural to not share EVERYTHING in common with these niches/people, yet people seem to not recognize this and want ONLY themselves to be catered to.Pandabearparade said:...I just don't understand this mentality.Radeonx said:Gamers. We are pretty much all self entitled pricks who expect our every whim to be catered to all of the time.
Gamers are customers, and have a right to get a product they want in return for their money. 'Entitlement' is a word that is thrown around by shills a lot these days, but that's just how business works. A restaurant makes money selling customers food they want to eat. A customer that orders steak is 'entitled' to a steak. The same goes for games.
Try selling off the steam games you own on steam, like you could do with boxed retail games, regardless of whether you would sell them or not. You cant, since you dont own them, you're just given a privilege to play them. You can chat with your friends without Steam, you dont need it to do that, there's plenty of free IM clients/overlays that let you do that. Steam is like the Xbox Live because it's a closed off gated infrastructure, from which you launch, update, and uninstall your games, like the xbox live on the consoles. And no, offline mode likes to go online without you telling it. There's no such thing as one-time activation only on steam. I'm not trolling. I do agree with you on CliffyB being a major douche.ToastiestZombie said:Your username is ScrewValve, really REALLY! How can you call steam a rental service, and say its turned into an xbox live. All it does is let you download games and let you chat with friends cross game there is nothing much to hate about it. You are seriously coming off as a troll. *hits report button*
OT: I would say Cliffy B, he just seems to bring the whole of gaming down with everything he says. Thinking PC gaming is for babies and saying people who gave gears 3 an 8 "haters".
The first one to know his Halo.Jabberwock xeno said:This actual has some canonical merit.TheIronRuler said:Master Chief. Who are you to not break through entire bunkers and slaughter aliens as if it were a game? So what if the developers limited your actual suit capacity to zit, you should be ripping time and space in half!
The covenant aren't so much "Evil aliens" as "Misguided religious f antics lead by a evil alien leader"
Totally agree. I do have to add Yuffie to this list though. I hate that ***** for so many reasons2HF said:Seymour Guado. I wanted to punch him in the face the instant I first saw him and it only got worse from there. Then he turned out to be evil and I felt justified.
At a severely reduced price in most cases. But that's my only argument with your statement.screwvalve said:you're just given a privilege to play them.
Except that many times, some gamers don't just want a steak. They want a steak that is seared at exactly the right temperature, with the right balance of pink and brown, seasoned specifically and to perfection, and with the right kind of mashed potatoes - not too much gravy, not too runny, with a garnish with exactly three elements of green to it. Now multiply that by thousands, some of which actually like runny potatoes, hate any kind of pink in their steak, and think seasoned to perfection actually means light seasoning. Mix up the preferences. Tons of different iterations, right?Pandabearparade said:...I just don't understand this mentality.Radeonx said:Gamers. We are pretty much all self entitled pricks who expect our every whim to be catered to all of the time.
Gamers are customers, and have a right to get a product they want in return for their money. 'Entitlement' is a word that is thrown around by shills a lot these days, but that's just how business works. A restaurant makes money selling customers food they want to eat. A customer that orders steak is 'entitled' to a steak. The same goes for games.
So, the Daily Mail, then?Cat of Doom said:That guy from the daily mail who hates games.
You could never sell off most PC games before steam because they normally had a CD key or something like that that made it so you couldn't just sell it off to other people. On steam you will always have the game, if Valve ever goes bust then all of your games will be free of any DRM (not like thees much anyway). Offline mode never goes online without you knowing because it is offline mode, its for people who have frequent downtime with their internet or are travelling. Comparing Steam to Xbox Live is like comparing a dogs dinner with a gourmet meal, Steam doesn't make you pay for online and most of the DLC on there is free, Xbox live doesnt have deals where games go down by 75% off, Steam gives you automatic updates and a place to keep all your games and free things! Also, there is no possible way to sell something that isn't real because then that would increase piracy by a lot, and on steam you do OWN the game; Valve will never take your game away for no reason. You people should stop thinking that Valve is some sort of evil corparation that just wants your money, Steam is just a place where you keep your games and unlike Origin there is no stupid terms that spy on you when youre not knowing.screwvalve said:Try selling off the steam games you own on steam, like you could do with boxed retail games, regardless of whether you would sell them or not. You cant, since you dont own them, you're just given a privilege to play them. You can chat with your friends without Steam, you dont need it to do that, there's plenty of free IM clients/overlays that let you do that. Steam is like the Xbox Live because it's a closed off gated infrastructure, from which you launch, update, and uninstall your games, like the xbox live on the consoles. And no, offline mode likes to go online without you telling it. There's no such thing as one-time activation only on steam. I'm not trolling. I do agree with you on CliffyB being a major douche.ToastiestZombie said:Your username is ScrewValve, really REALLY! How can you call steam a rental service, and say its turned into an xbox live. All it does is let you download games and let you chat with friends cross game there is nothing much to hate about it. You are seriously coming off as a troll. *hits report button*
OT: I would say Cliffy B, he just seems to bring the whole of gaming down with everything he says. Thinking PC gaming is for babies and saying people who gave gears 3 an 8 "haters".
Back in the days you could sell games, even if they had a CD-Key. You couldn't play online with one CD-Key, while someone else with the same key was playing online, but when you sell a game this shouldn't be an issue.ToastiestZombie said:[...]
You could never sell off most PC games before steam because they normally had a CD key or something like that that made it so you couldn't just sell it off to other people. [...]
First off, im not making hateful comments, I'm only not drinking the Valve/steam cool-aid. I havent made any more hateful comments towards Steam than all the hateful comments everyone else has made here towards EA. You can buy and sell games with the cdkey included, i have bought lots of used boxed games this way, with the CDkey included. Steam will go online even if it's offline when it wants to update, and it will stay online, you'll have to revert it back to offline.ToastiestZombie said:You could never sell off most PC games before steam because they normally had a CD key or something like that that made it so you couldn't just sell it off to other people. On steam you will always have the game, if Valve ever goes bust then all of your games will be free of any DRM (not like thees much anyway). Offline mode never goes online without you knowing because it is offline mode, its for people who have frequent downtime with their internet or are travelling. Comparing Steam to Xbox Live is like comparing a dogs dinner with a gourmet meal, Steam doesn't make you pay for online and most of the DLC on there is free, Xbox live doesnt have deals where games go down by 75% off, Steam gives you automatic updates and a place to keep all your games and free things! Also, there is no possible way to sell something that isn't real because then that would increase piracy by a lot, and on steam you do OWN the game; Valve will never take your game away for no reason. You people should stop thinking that Valve is some sort of evil corparation that just wants your money, Steam is just a place where you keep your games and unlike Origin there is no stupid terms that spy on you when youre not knowing.
PS: Calling yourself ScrewValve and then making hateful comments towards them is what made you seem like a troll.
Ah yes, I can remember reading a bit about him. Though that kind of attitude I've seen in most people 16-25 these days and it's pathetic. Though for him to be like that is pretty unprofessional.sravankb said:He's the dude who made Heavy Rain, and he cannot take criticism to save his life.xXDeMoNiCXx said:Never heard of himsravankb said:David Cage.
He seems to think that his "games" are God's gift to mankind and no one can or should criticize them.
I personally hated that General guy from Bulletstorm. Tries and acts so tough but he hits enemies softer than a mother's kiss on her baby's cheek.