Most unused anything in a game

[ethaninja]

Tools in Mount&Blade. What the hell? They are just there. They provide no purpose.

 

[ethaninja]

Yeah

The traps in fallout 3 i never found a situation when they are useful

Yeah I reckon. The only time I could use something like a mine was in Bigtown when the mutants come. Because every other time in the game, you are hunting them. Not visa versa (Hmm, that might motivate me to make a mod. Like sidequests where you have to defend places from a HUGE wave of enemies)

 

[Machiavellian007]

I never used any summons in Kingdom Hearts, except for Tinkerbell to spam her healing during boss fights.

Also, the Fishing Frenzy in Dark Chronicle. I don't think I attended that too much (or won any time I did, come to think of it).

 

[Keepitclean]

The heving sex bit in GTA: San Andreas. I did it a couple of times because it was there.

I know you could make money from it if you have 100% sex appeal but I found it easier just to run people over for that.

 

[Jingermanoo]

Stat-affecting Pokémon moves.
Why lower an enemy's attack when you can just use HYPER BEAM?

 

[Nemu]

Pretty much any healing item in any RPG ever, because I always horde them thinking I am going to run out, even when I have 99 of them.

This right here.
I love healers in games, so be it a MMO or a platform game, once I have the option to play a healer of some sort, I never look back. I gear them the best, I use them constantly (even in games like FF Tactics, I'll poke enemies with sticks just for job points).

Health Pots just take up space. >_o

 

[WestMountain]

Did anyone really use the 10mm pistol in Fallout 3 at all after getting another weapon? Compared to most other guns, it's a pea shooter.

BB Gun?

Ahh, the BB Gun. If I want to make killing radroaches challenging, it's my go-to gun.

I think it had a high chance of crippling if you aimed for the legs on most enemies, otherwise its very useless

 

[WestMountain]

The chinese pistol in fallout 3 prolly.. or the blast shield on MW2..or 60% of dhalsim's attacks on any street fighter games...or the machine gun in CSS.

Combo the blastshield with the riot shield, really useful if someone stucks you with a semtex on the shield that you would otherwise die from

 

[neoswed]

Gems and runes in Diablo 2
I just kept telling myself "There might be a better weapon later"
or "I should save it so I combine it with other gems later"
This ended up with me having a full stash of perfect gems and lots of runes

 

[Venerax]

Gems and runes in Diablo 2
I just kept telling myself "There might be a better weapon later"
or "I should save it so I combine it with other gems later"
This ended up with me having a full stash of perfect gems and lots of runes

Yeah... Many, many of the mods created allowed you to remove gems from equipment; shame they also typically made the game a lot harder (I suppose to balance the fact you now have better equipment ._.)

 

[Soxafloppin]

Splash by Magikarp in Pokemon, I used it once...and was like "oh".

 

[The Spectator]

Pyramidheads blade. I was like omg. This thing is HUGE.

...

And heavy.

 

[SpacePyjamas]

Chinese Pistol on Fallout 3, Seriously. That thing was awful...

 

[Sebenko]

Tools in Mount&Blade. What the hell? They are just there. They provide no purpose.

They're a trading good, aren't they?

 

[all the tramps]

the fucking fan in super smash.god that thing is a p.o.s.

man when i get my hands on that things it is a dreaded moment for my freands as i just press the button so fast that once they get caught there not getting out (yay spam lock)

 

[TheZapper]

I don't think I ever used the chemical thrower in Bioshock, or most of the plasmids.

 

[Elburzito]

The .32 caliber pistol in Fallout 3 was pretty useless.
It does:
-Less Damage than the 10mm pistol.
-The ammo is much harder to find than 10mm bullets.
-It's less accurate than a 10mm pistol.
-It's harder to find so thus harder to repair.

 

[R.c. Mariscal]

I hope to (insert deity here) that most of you are not in game development. Most of the features or items you propose to remove from games would suck the soul right out of these same games if they were removed. I get the vibe that most of you would be fine playing pong as long as you got a nice big shiny trophy at the end telling you how great you were.

 

[Mercurio128]

In all my playthroughs of Fallout 3, I do not know that I used Rad-X more than a handful of times. In fact, most of the non stimpack chems went unused for me.

I know, it just seemed like they either weren't needed (i.e. rad-away, which would be useful if radiation was actually a threat..) or weren't worth it. I mean seriously did anyone think that using a chem a few times was worth the hassle of getting detoxed? nope, me neither.