It's not often that I hate a game that I've never played, but this is one of those times.King Kupofried said:
Lamest game ending
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I'm going to put up another one for fable 2.
You fight a giant rock (spire shard or whatever it's called)then you go to the top of a hill with your comrades. Your dog gets shot and so does you. You then go through something that can only be described as a training stage (it felt like the game was trying to teach me the controls all over again). After that you are somehow teleported to the spire and you walk up to the big bad villain only to hold the A button and then shoot him once (if you wait then reaver shoots him). After that you get to choose one out of three things and everyone else get's teleported to a destination of thier choice.
Never have I seen such an anticlimax (exept for maybe Borderlands) and never have I been so angry over not having to fight the villain.
PS: Can someone also please tell my what the comrades you gathered in Fable 2 did to help you at all? All I noticed was that I had to rescue them at the end and that's all they ever did.
You fight a giant rock (spire shard or whatever it's called)then you go to the top of a hill with your comrades. Your dog gets shot and so does you. You then go through something that can only be described as a training stage (it felt like the game was trying to teach me the controls all over again). After that you are somehow teleported to the spire and you walk up to the big bad villain only to hold the A button and then shoot him once (if you wait then reaver shoots him). After that you get to choose one out of three things and everyone else get's teleported to a destination of thier choice.
Never have I seen such an anticlimax (exept for maybe Borderlands) and never have I been so angry over not having to fight the villain.
PS: Can someone also please tell my what the comrades you gathered in Fable 2 did to help you at all? All I noticed was that I had to rescue them at the end and that's all they ever did.
Assassin's Creed 1 & 2 have big twists, yet very anticlimactic endings.
Some of Silent Hill 2's endings were lame.
Mass Effect had a pathetic ending after about only 15 hours. It didn't even end - you hadn't done jack shit. I was seriously expecting at least another 20 hours of story. You know if that game had come from an eastern developer that they would have done it right and made it all one game (two at the most). Instead, we're getting milked for one game released as three + DLC. It was recommended by a friend, and I'm never trusting him again.
On the contrary, Final Fantasy endings never disappoint.
Some of Silent Hill 2's endings were lame.
Mass Effect had a pathetic ending after about only 15 hours. It didn't even end - you hadn't done jack shit. I was seriously expecting at least another 20 hours of story. You know if that game had come from an eastern developer that they would have done it right and made it all one game (two at the most). Instead, we're getting milked for one game released as three + DLC. It was recommended by a friend, and I'm never trusting him again.
On the contrary, Final Fantasy endings never disappoint.
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Fable 3, its sort of 2 storys. when your rebelling your outside the castle and then suddenly are in the castle and have captured the guy. and the proper ending bowerstone is fucked no matter how much money you put in and its really easy, but i was sad for WALTER!!!!!!!
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Fable 3, its sort of 2 storys. when your rebelling your outside the castle and then suddenly are in the castle and have captured the guy. and the proper ending bowerstone is fucked no matter how much money you put in and its really easy, but i was sad for WALTER!!!!!!!
Bioshock, god that last battle against the hulk.... seriously that all I can think looking at him, and then a poorly rendered completely extreme out of the blue ending, Steal a nuke or get an "adopted" family.... right.... then again, that game ended in Andrew Ryans office to me, they shoud have ended the game there leaving you with a "what have I done!!" feeling, would have worked much better in my opinion
Oh and any game that ends open for a sequal while they dont know if they will get to make one frustrates me no end and ends up in the "lame" catagory no matter how good it might seem.
Oh and any game that ends open for a sequal while they dont know if they will get to make one frustrates me no end and ends up in the "lame" catagory no matter how good it might seem.
And thus a reason why it's lame. The entire story to begin with was half assed story telling and in the end you don't know if the old one is put to sleep and will awaken again one day because of the stupidity of man, or what you're doing is an endless cycle where you yourself have to continue doing it. All you see is you char walk away from the kingdom. Not to mention all the hype up of the Old one thinking there was gonna be some giant epic battle between it, where the ending boss is just a metaphoric blob of a king being nothing but a shell of himself because of his greed. After all the hell I went through in the game I a real ending not just subliminal crap.bismarck55 said:
The 5th ending or the final ending or w/e of Drakengard. Although, Drakengard 2's ending is composed of dialogue over a series of stills. I figured they ran out of budget with the marketting (considering how I didn't even notice it was released) but really? That's it?
Anyway, at the big end of Drakengard: you appear over a modern city (when for most of the game you live in a high fantasy world of dragons and elves and shit) and you have to mash two buttons to fire waves at a giant pregnant woman (who's the mother of giant babys called grotesqueries or gods or something) until time runs out. She dies or something and then you get shot down by a fighter jet. What the fuck?
Anyway, at the big end of Drakengard: you appear over a modern city (when for most of the game you live in a high fantasy world of dragons and elves and shit) and you have to mash two buttons to fire waves at a giant pregnant woman (who's the mother of giant babys called grotesqueries or gods or something) until time runs out. She dies or something and then you get shot down by a fighter jet. What the fuck?
Final Fantasy 8's ending was terrible, nothing but a bizarre acid trip through a plot that made no sense to begin with. Although if you prescribe to the "Squall's Dead" theory, it's pretty cool. Otherwise it's just opaque and confusing visual noise.Fozza said:
halo 2 oh im gonna finish the fight. oh wait you were expecting to play that? I am sooooooooo sowwy but no.
kotor 2 obviously but the time restraints have already been discussed to death.
XIII if anyone remembers that, i loved that game for the first half (you had to find the identities of and kill a buncha people who wronged you somehow) where they made you really work to find just one or two of your targets. then they throw like 10 out of the remaining 11 all into one room at once wearing KKK outfits or something and you just kill them all in 3 minutes. and then the typical cliffhanger BS ending with a half hour unskippable credits scene. great.
XIII if anyone remembers that, i loved that game for the first half (you had to find the identities of and kill a buncha people who wronged you somehow) where they made you really work to find just one or two of your targets. then they throw like 10 out of the remaining 11 all into one room at once wearing KKK outfits or something and you just kill them all in 3 minutes. and then the typical cliffhanger BS ending with a half hour unskippable credits scene. great.
The game starts out with your character walking towards the light, however this sequence does not repeat before you're dropped in front of the Maiden again after "finishing" the game once. All we know about the real Boletaria is that it's been enveloped in an expanding impenetrable fog and anyone goes in does not come back out. Vallarfax got out, but that was not long after the fog had appeared.twistedheat15 said:
Anyway what I'm trying to say is that I think that the Nexus is Hell. Remember that the five "worlds" are really just nodes of the Nexus. Your character is only offered the illusion victory so his/her hopes can crushed again and again. At least that's my take on it. However, I'm really just scratching surface here, there's a lot more to it.
Borderlands. Could be summed up with "I just shot Cthulhu in the vagina-mouth-eye and all I got was this lousy T-Shirt".
No guns (or atleast any good ones), No Infinite Wealth, No Women, just a reveal that CL4P-TP is actually
I like to think that General Knoxx actually raided the vault beforehand and kept the contents in Fort Knoxx but was too pissed off at everyone to tell them and eventually forgot.
No guns (or atleast any good ones), No Infinite Wealth, No Women, just a reveal that CL4P-TP is actually
The Interplanetary Ninja Assassin!
Who you kill in the 4th DLC
and is piss easy
I like to think that General Knoxx actually raided the vault beforehand and kept the contents in Fort Knoxx but was too pissed off at everyone to tell them and eventually forgot.