Most unused anything in a game

[Bobipine]

The knife in Resident Evil games, seriously in the third one it takes over 100 attacks from that thing just to knock out Nemesis, wouldn't a shotgun be a lot faster guys?
Also the spear in God of War 2, I'm sorry but why do I have this when my blades can do more damage and are faster? Oh because it looks kinda cool, that makes everything better.

I'll have to disagree, since my friend exclusively used the blades of Athena, I decided to use another weapon, just to be a bit different, I settled with the spear, and the mines it lay down on the ground, and on the enemies when its level is maxed out, can pretty much stale any enemy you encounter, except bosses probably. As for the RE knives, only really played the 4th one, where I found it quite useful, but you're probably right for the other ones

 

[Mafiastyle]

Final Fantasy XIII Summons - didn't use them at all because it seemed like bosses/monsters were never that dire to actually go for it.

Come to think of it, Final Fantasy XII's summons didn't see that much use either. Apart from summoning the first one to open this one door, what was the point of having those Espers in the first place?

It depends on the gamer really. I didn't use them too much either but I'm guessing its for situational parts in the game versus enemies when players health drops low or something. Espers are also just bad-ass looking when you summon them so that could be another reason. >.< lol

 

[snow]

The little items that you can pick up in shattered memories... Played through the game and they were just there to be found and had no point of being there besides for having a reason to look for things... Unless I missed a few of them and didn't get to see if they did anything after you've collected all of them.

 

[FalloutJack]

Hmmm... There's probably a million things I've never used in a game, but I managed to think of one in particular.

The flamethrower in Extermination.

Check this out. For those of you not in the know, Extermination was a fairly-original survival horror game featuring you as a sort of operative being dropped into a research base in the Antarctic. Why there? Because some remnant of an alien hit the Earth and had to be put in cold storage to prevent contamination. Guess what happens.

So yeah, the whole place is literally infested. This stuff infects living beings, machines, the walls and floors... It's more contagious than The Thing. A feature of the game is your infection meter, in fact. Get too high on the meter and you're dead. Still, this isn't the point of the post, is it? No, this is about the flamethrower attachment for your assault rifle, which is customizable.

So, they give you this attachment to allow you to spew fire, and then you find out something that's...uhhh, rather important. These creatures and their infectious cells thrive in water, any water. But more than that, the hotter the better! Exactly how will le flamethrower help, hmmm? I tried the sucker out. Lord knows I tried. I killed exactly NONE of the creatures with fire. They didn't seem perturbed by it at all. Bullets, of course, were totally effective. Why give me fire in the Antarctic? THEY HATED THE COLD, DAMMIT!

 

[mezmerizer02]

Probably because A) You can easily fast travel just about anywhere and B) Even if you don't, it only takes about an hour to get from one side of the map to the other on foot (less if you have decent athletics skill.) Also, they have a tendency to run away/die when attacked, and you can't fight from their backs. In other words, they're a huge waste of money, though there's not much else to spend it on anyway.

That's pretty much it actually, yeah. it's such a hassle to keep a track of them and keep them alive and they cost so much that unless I just happened upon one i tended to avoid them altogether. even shadowmere, which I lost after and hour or two after it wandered off.

how can you lose your horse? even if it wonders off as soon as you fast track to a town it's waiting for you outside of said town. are you sure you know what you're talking about?

 

[Dark Angel Warlord]

i hate how u run out of ammo on a gun then it disapears why not use it to smash someons head with instead of your fist
i rather hit someone with a shotgun than my fist

 

[The DSM]

Persona 4.

Kanji.

I could use you, oh wait EVERYONE else is better than you.

 

[electric_warrior]

how can you lose your horse? even if it wonders off as soon as you fast track to a town it's waiting for you outside of said town. are you sure you know what you're talking about?

Well by the time i finished playing it i was a level 38 and had logged something like 250 gameplay hours and had, having checked on the internet, had done every single mission except the one where you have to collect wine. So yeah, I know what I'm talking about.

I know that horses supposed to do that but, in my experience, they don't and shadowmere definitely didn't. I suppose they could die on the way there or something.

 

[That Other Fat Guy]

Just to those of you who didn't like the Rock-it-launcher in Fallout 3, its main purpose (for me at least) was preserving ammo. I loaded Fawkes up with tin cans and used the Rock-It-Launcher whenever I encountered little mole rats or something. So I didn't have to waste a Tesla cannon shot.

But perhaps the most worthless thing I've ever encountered in a game would have to be the flash light in Doom 3. I liked the fact that it was a flash light and the melee with it was excellent, you could really tear up an enemy with it. My problem was not being able to fix it to any of the guns. Non. Kind of bullocks-ed up.

And this is just me, but I didn't like the bomb-chu in Zelda: The Ocarina of Time. To hard to aim. I only used it when I had to.

 

[Smilas]

Scare Beast's Hunter Skill in WoW - Never once found a time to use it lol

Can be used in PvP to fear druids in some of their forms. Beyond useful.

 

[deth2munkies]

Motherships in SC2.

Hell, anything requiring a Fleet Beacon in Starcraft 2...

 

[-=Spy=-]

Also the wabajack, I understand games are about fun and the wabajack is fun but it's unsettling when fighting a rat deciding to have some fun pull out the wabajack but then suddenly, your fighting a daedroth! It sucks if you do the quest on lower levels (like me when I first got the game and didn't know what anything did) then you cant fight the monster also, when trying to figure out what it did I decided to test it on a guard, bad idea.

Yeah, but when you're cornered by a Wraith, pull out the Wabbajack, and suddenly it's a sheep, it makes up for it.

 

[Kouen]

Scare Beast's Hunter Skill in WoW - Never once found a time to use it lol

Can be used in PvP to fear druids in some of their forms. Beyond useful.

I Never PvP

 

[TheEarlOfGrey]

Aeris in Final Fantasy VII. I used her even less after going to the Ancient's Temple....

 

[Ishadus]

Final Fantasy XIII Summons - didn't use them at all because it seemed like bosses/monsters were never that dire to actually go for it.

Very much agree with this. I just preferred to smack things down with smart party setups/paradigm management. Even the hardest things the game had to offer.

I finished the game by summoning Shiva once, Odin twice, and never summoned anything after that. Ever. Just decided they were useless.

Although...I should probably go back and summon the rest at least once just to see their graphic

 

[Smilas]

Scare Beast's Hunter Skill in WoW - Never once found a time to use it lol

Can be used in PvP to fear druids in some of their forms. Beyond useful.

I Never PvP

So because you don't use a feature everything related to it is therefor useless. Well i don't like cake so cake is useless.

 

[Kouen]

Scare Beast's Hunter Skill in WoW - Never once found a time to use it lol

Can be used in PvP to fear druids in some of their forms. Beyond useful.

I Never PvP

So because you don't use a feature everything related to it is therefor useless. Well i don't like cake so cake is useless.

if you notice.... I was referring to myself, 2nd of all stop trolling me it don't work >.<

 

[Smilas]

Scare Beast's Hunter Skill in WoW - Never once found a time to use it lol

Can be used in PvP to fear druids in some of their forms. Beyond useful.

I Never PvP

So because you don't use a feature everything related to it is therefor useless. Well i don't like cake so cake is useless.

if you notice.... I was referring to myself, 2nd of all stop trolling me it don't work >.<

I didn't mean to troll, actually alot of hunters don't know it, so thought it could be helpfull But im off. Have a nice day.