Say One Nice Thing About A Game/Company You Don't LIke

[KarmaTheAlligator]

Alone in the Dark made for some hilarious scenes with its broken physics.

 

[sovietmisaki]

Microsoft, they're finally killing off Games for Windows Live, even if its' imminent shutdown might be causing some issues in the short run.

 

[Zeckt]

Microsoft. They have good customer service. That was hard.

 

[Lictor Face]

oh boy.

Activision sure knows how to profit reliably off its customer base. While the COD franchise is of course the same game rehashed many many times, the marketer in me has rough admiration for creating a culture beholden to the game. Similar to how Steve Jobs created a culture beholden to Apply products.

 

[piinyouri]

Square Enix tends to publish pretty good games.

 

[Mr_Terrific]

Microsoft chose a lovely shade of green for the Xbox brand.

Bethesda published Dishonored and it was awesome.

Gabe Newell makes for a wonderful meme.

 

[AntiChri5]

The SMGs and Pistols are great for mowing down the fodder,

That's the problem. You're a sniper, yet they're forcing you to play with bb guns throughout the mission.

Soooo them actually wanting you to use a variety of weapons is actually a problem? Well, I certainly can't criticize your opinion if you prefer to use the same gun throughout the entire game. Though I will say that I respectfully disagree with it.

Personally that was one of my favorite things about playing the Soldier in ME2: swapping out different weapons for different situations. Felt like a right-proper badass doing that. Too bad they nerfed the hell out of Adrenaline Rush in ME3, otherwise Soldier might have been my favorite class over-all. Because in ME2, the Soldier was absolutely unstoppable. The only thing more overpowered than it was the Sentinel.

I actually prefer ME3's Adrenaline Rush. You lose the slowdown, sure, but using it instantly reloads your gun. Might not sound like much but the damage you can do if you time it right is incredible. You can put six Black Widow shots into somethings head in about 2 seconds.

But it's more fun to use it with a machine gun like the Revenant or Typhoon. You rev it up and lay out a never ending barrage of death, then when you have one round left AR for a full refil. Do it right and you barely even slow down.

Or the Claymore. Doubleshot Claymore is nothing to be sneezed at.

 

[RJ 17]

The SMGs and Pistols are great for mowing down the fodder,

That's the problem. You're a sniper, yet they're forcing you to play with bb guns throughout the mission.

Soooo them actually wanting you to use a variety of weapons is actually a problem? Well, I certainly can't criticize your opinion if you prefer to use the same gun throughout the entire game. Though I will say that I respectfully disagree with it.

Personally that was one of my favorite things about playing the Soldier in ME2: swapping out different weapons for different situations. Felt like a right-proper badass doing that. Too bad they nerfed the hell out of Adrenaline Rush in ME3, otherwise Soldier might have been my favorite class over-all. Because in ME2, the Soldier was absolutely unstoppable. The only thing more overpowered than it was the Sentinel.

I actually prefer ME3's Adrenaline Rush. You lose the slowdown, sure, but using it instantly reloads your gun. Might not sound like much but the damage you can do if you time it right is incredible. You can put six Black Widow shots into somethings head in about 2 seconds.

But it's more fun to use it with a machine gun like the Revenant or Typhoon. You rev it up and lay out a never ending barrage of death, then when you have one round left AR for a full refil. Do it right and you barely even slow down.

Or the Claymore. Doubleshot Claymore is nothing to be sneezed at.

I actually liked Adrenaline Rush in the multiplayer for the very reason that you point out: free reload. Buuuuut then I got the Vorcha Soldier with his "Melt Everyone's Face Off" flamethrower and now he's the only Soldier class I use (when I play...which I haven't in a VERY long time). Still, though, I missed having my Terminator Soldier from ME2. Like I said, the only reason I liked AR was because it was so clearly overpowered. :3

 

[laggyteabag]

EA owns and publishes some of my favourite games and franchises such as Battlefield, Mass Effect and Dead Space, same goes for Ubisoft with Assassin's Creed and Far Cry.

 

[Multi-Hobbyist]

EA is too easy of a target. How 'bout ....
Nintendo. Sod off and die for every one of your talentless, uncreative and unoriginal copy pasta games as of the last 10 years. But thank you for once endorsing EarthBound and another thanks for helping MOTHER 3 see the light of day.

 

[Someone Depressing]

4Leaf Studio. You made exactly one popular game with perhaps the worst idea every: date girls with life-ruining disabilitie. That, and the title of said game can be read as "gimp cripples" or "gimp girls". But it was at least funny.

And Nintendo. Everything Nintendo has every done but Mother.

 

[pspman45]

Nexon--for dungeon fighter online. Man I loved the pvp in that game, until it was taken out back and put down =/

If you liked Dungeon Fighter, Nexon has a game that plays much like it, but its 3D. Its called Dragon's Nest, I suggest you give it a try if you liked DFO

 

[Amir Kondori]

I highly doubt that Ubisoft executives practice ritual rape at the Ubisoft headquarters... at least probably not.

Well, at least I tried to say something nice...

EDIT: Rayman is amazing. So there. Just a shame I can't play the latest one without installing UPlay on my machine, even if I buy the game through Steam. Which means I won't buy it.

 

[Not Lord Atkin]

Ubisoft and Activision. The two companies that are a lot worse than EA ever was and get away with it while the general public concentrates on the clueless fat kid that EA is, who can't shovel its shit under the bed fast enough.

In all fairness though, Ubisoft at least has some pretty great developers under its black, poisonous banner and as for Activision... well I have to respect the way they can turn profit and avoid any financial loss, even if it means running one good franchise after another into the ground.

 

[Skeleon]

Modern Call of Duty games: They tend to have a grand feel to them, cinematic, bombastic.

 

[FFP2]

4Leaf Studio. You made exactly one popular game with perhaps the worst idea every: date girls with life-ruining disabilitie. That, and the title of said game can be read as "gimp cripples" or "gimp girls". But it was at least funny.

I take it that you haven't actually played Katawa Shoujo?

OT: EA: I spent more time playing ME3's MP than the SP. And I hate most MP games.

Volvo: Portal 1 was was alright.

Ubisoft: Rayman Legends/Origins are amazing. Pity I can't say the same for AssCreed anymore.

Quantic Dream: I can see why direct-to-dvd movies still get made.

Naughty Dog: TLOU had nice voice acting...

 

[xyrafhoan]

EA has (or did) have education scholarships for kids who want to get into animation. Plus they support gay rights and have some of the most gay-friendly AAA games out there thanks to Bioware. Now if only they'd stop killing the studios under their wing, that'd be nice.

 

[KungFuJazzHands]

Capcom: their PC games go on sale sometimes.

Valve: they gave me refunds for not one, not two, not three, but four broken games. How noble of them.