KOTOR was hyped as hell when I bought it. I spent about an hour or 2 on it before I went back to Halo 2. Returned it the next day with no regrets whatsoever.
Most Boring Game Ever?
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Try typing: open-square-bracket slash b close-square-bracketVrex360 said:
then select and copy it with Ctrl/Command + C depending on your Operating System
provided that you don't use the clipboard for anything else it will stay there, easy to insert before and after the words you want in bold
just paste it in with Ctrl/Command + V depending on your Operating System
now all you need do is delete the slash from the code that precedes the text you want in bold... leaving you with:
"While I could make a nice Half Life 2..."
The case of the b's must be the same for it to work. Push the Preview button to check that everything is ok.
I hope that helps a fellow Halo lover.
*shrugs* If you don't like it you don't like it.TheFacelessOne said:
I can't say I agree. Although mainly because I had absolutely no idea what Portal was prior to getting the Orange Box, and therefore was extremely impressed.
The same goes for Bioshock actually, most of the disappointment with the game comes from people expecting more moral choices and more of a difference in story compared to System Shock 2. As I didn't know any of this I was pleasantly surprised.
This was another one I didn't really know of before I bought it, not being much of a Star Wars or RPG fan I was again, pleasantly surprised. Although I can see why some people would dislike it.MetallicaRulez0 said:
Elaboration? I thought it was quite good, not Top 10 worthy, but worth the buy nonetheless.Brisingr said:
As for me actually answering the question:
All FPS's after a certain amount of time. I have to play them in short amounts. Yes, even good games like TF2 and L4D. Too much time on them and they become increasingly boring to the point where I go weeks without playing.
ET for the Atari was so boring that it almost ended the videogame industry for good.
It wins by default.
It wins by default.
Brisingr said:
Well I don't how to explain it really. It was just a chore to play it. The Characters, I don't think they just wern't likeable in the slightest, and there was no emotion for them. I couldn't care less about the woman i supposed to save, I would rather mend the ship and be on my way and leave her to deathMachines Are Us said:
. In the end i just fed up with it, But then again it was the PC version mabey it was better on the console. The controls on the PC just were not nice to use.
Well, I was going to reply to this post with vampire rain or harry potter games, but as odd as this sounds, I just checked out a copy of Prototype, and i was not impressed in the least. Seeing as all i had to do was hold R2 or RT to sprint, run up walls, jump over cars, and punch people out of the way, i didn't really feel like i was playing i felt like i was pointing him in a direction and he was to carve his path there. The combat was not fluid at all, just alex flailing around trying to hit things without any finesse.
So im going to say that right now i feel that prototype is one of the most boring games ive played recently.
So im going to say that right now i feel that prototype is one of the most boring games ive played recently.
Zenosaga!! Most boring game of all time, i was pumped about the game, but then i fell asleep during the first 1 1/2 hrs of cutscene. O_O Dissapointment to say the least.
I finally got one! Diablo 1. You spend much of your time trailing back up to town to sell stuff, the combat is *click* (something dies) and the whole thing is incredibly repetitive. For a game about fighting your way through a labyrinth full of demons... it was a little underwhelming.