I was playing gears 2 and in the middle of a multiplayer match I died and respawned and for some reasons I just left and never touched the game again....I also did not like the game to begin with it just sucks
"Screw This Game"
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It can indeed go fuck itself. I don't know what possessed me to get the accursed thing. I'm surprised at the reviews it got. Also, the disparity between user reviews and professional onesJ.B said:
I'm convinced there's nothing random about Fire Emblem's number generator. The game seems to have WAY too much active malice toward anyone brave or foolish enough to play it that I tend toward playing it only when I'm feeling too good about myself. I spent two years as a professional gambler beating the casinos out of thirty grand, I've seen just about every weird twist of fate Nevada has to offer, and I've never seen anything like what Fire Emblem dishes out. In this state we call that a rigged game.zeroharpuia said:
The final boss battle in Resi5 was terrible. That quicktime event was..wow. Evidently I don't masturbate enough. Perhaps the development team all had hypertrophied hands.
There was Super Mario Galaxy. After getting 120 stars as Mario, I got 70 as Luigi, and said, "Screw it, this is pointless."
There's also some SRPGs that's this is happened to me on, like Disgaea DS (Baal is a level WHAT now? My dudes are Lv. 120! I'm not grinding to 5000!)
Valkyrie Profile for the DS pulled the stunt of having the final boss being the only enemy able to attack all of my dudes at once, AND the ability to stun, AND having 70,000+ HP when my guys bearly break 5,000. Not to mention that it's a multi-stage battle, and there's no opportunity to grind, I'm supposed to wing it. Screw this, I don't care enough about the plot to see the end.
I played Fire Emblem DS, and finished it on normal difficulty. I tried the hardest difficulty and quit when my paladin was dispatched by a Lv. 3 Thief. Handily.
There's also some SRPGs that's this is happened to me on, like Disgaea DS (Baal is a level WHAT now? My dudes are Lv. 120! I'm not grinding to 5000!)
Valkyrie Profile for the DS pulled the stunt of having the final boss being the only enemy able to attack all of my dudes at once, AND the ability to stun, AND having 70,000+ HP when my guys bearly break 5,000. Not to mention that it's a multi-stage battle, and there's no opportunity to grind, I'm supposed to wing it. Screw this, I don't care enough about the plot to see the end.
I played Fire Emblem DS, and finished it on normal difficulty. I tried the hardest difficulty and quit when my paladin was dispatched by a Lv. 3 Thief. Handily.
Left 4 Dead survival (specifically on The Last Stand).
I also usually do it whenever I'm loosing to one of my friends.
I also usually do it whenever I'm loosing to one of my friends.
I was playing saints row 2 on my weekend nearly got through half the game in one sitting but then suddenly it freezes I lose progress for half of the game I did`nt play the game for a week after that.
Naruto Broken Bonds-
I spent an hour Doing Choji's Missions and once I got the Achievement I said I'll fight him while I'm here. So I did and won but the game seemed pissed and dropped me through the floor and I was stuck falling forever in a never ending white backdrop with a sky. So I reset and loaded and guess what? The Game Auto Saved in the ~A~ Rank bug. I was so pissed.
I spent an hour Doing Choji's Missions and once I got the Achievement I said I'll fight him while I'm here. So I did and won but the game seemed pissed and dropped me through the floor and I was stuck falling forever in a never ending white backdrop with a sky. So I reset and loaded and guess what? The Game Auto Saved in the ~A~ Rank bug. I was so pissed.
Devil may Cry 3.
I remember reading Game Informers review on the special edition. They heaped praises on the game.
I played the very first game a while ago and liked it, so I took GI opinion and went out and brought it.
It was damn hard, as expected, but it was pretty fun, and I tried my best to get used to it.
The story was mildly interesting, and I might have gotten into it if it wasn't for Dante's annoying-as-fuck party-dude speech. it was aggravating me to death, and ruining any chance of me caring about the story.
I got as far as that cut scene where Dante is ambushed by Lady on her motorcycle.
Lady shoots a rocket at Dante. He jumps on it, and rides it like a surfboard while whooping and cheering like an fucking retarded reject from an 80's film.
I swear to God I didn't even let the cut scene finish, I took the disc out of the PS2 and returned it to the store.
There was something so unholy and demented about the lameness of that fucking scene that haunts me to this day, and no demon in the fire-hell could replace my disgust with the fucking lameness of DMC 3's Dante.
Oh, and I definitely got the 'Screw This' vibe from the Two Worlds demo. I hated it the first few seconds of play. The graphics, controls, and game play were complete shit.
I shut it down and deleted it after almost being killed in my first encounter with two wolves, and then being finished off by a wandering Orc.
I remember reading Game Informers review on the special edition. They heaped praises on the game.
I played the very first game a while ago and liked it, so I took GI opinion and went out and brought it.
It was damn hard, as expected, but it was pretty fun, and I tried my best to get used to it.
The story was mildly interesting, and I might have gotten into it if it wasn't for Dante's annoying-as-fuck party-dude speech. it was aggravating me to death, and ruining any chance of me caring about the story.
I got as far as that cut scene where Dante is ambushed by Lady on her motorcycle.
Lady shoots a rocket at Dante. He jumps on it, and rides it like a surfboard while whooping and cheering like an fucking retarded reject from an 80's film.
I swear to God I didn't even let the cut scene finish, I took the disc out of the PS2 and returned it to the store.
There was something so unholy and demented about the lameness of that fucking scene that haunts me to this day, and no demon in the fire-hell could replace my disgust with the fucking lameness of DMC 3's Dante.
Oh, and I definitely got the 'Screw This' vibe from the Two Worlds demo. I hated it the first few seconds of play. The graphics, controls, and game play were complete shit.
I shut it down and deleted it after almost being killed in my first encounter with two wolves, and then being finished off by a wandering Orc.
i had that with farcry 2!! that exact thing almost, also the monotonous repeat missions drive me insane!!!J.B said:
Because Bethesda somehow coded heroin into the disc, at least that's what I tell myself when I'm yet again playing into the wee hours of the morning.sorry user name taken. said:
My friend and I were playing the first champions of norrath on the ps2, we were doing pretty well, getting some choice loot, then my friend gets mobbed by like 6 guys (he was playing wizard) and he gets killed, and I'm low on health so I can't fend off the mob and die as well. When the game loaded back at our last save point, it turns out we hadn't saved in almost 3 hours. Never touched that game until I got the sequel.
I think my worst decision in game buying so far
Tom Clancys End war
searched for a match for about an hour thinking yeah i can win one and get an easy achievement or something... i get pared with some insainly good guy who just wiped me of the face of the map :S
Also TF2, snipers get one my nerves so much
Tom Clancys End war
searched for a match for about an hour thinking yeah i can win one and get an easy achievement or something... i get pared with some insainly good guy who just wiped me of the face of the map :S
Also TF2, snipers get one my nerves so much
In Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne, there was this one area where I had to 20 puzzles that were incredibly tediouse (this part in the game was optional) where I had to push blocks around to get to the exit. It took me three hours to complete, and that was even with a GameFAQs guide open. Then I run into an incredibly hard boss battle which is located right outside save terminals (at the time, I didn't realize there was a subterminal I could save at), and lost and had to do the whole thing over again, and I wasted a Friday. Putting a boss right outside critical save points IS A DICK MOVE.
But I got over that, and it's still one of my favorite games.
Oh yeah, and in Onechanbara: Bikini Sammurai Squad, when I get a powerup, I always die because it ironicly drains power, and the battles are so long and boring, and there was a boss fight I was having trouble on, and then right after I beat it, I had to fight FIVE MORE OF THEM. That is crappy design. Who thought doing that was a good idea in the first place?!
And in the old Pokemon games (this isn't really the programers' fault, I think, it just gets frustrating) but my Pokemon always beat themselves to death when in confusion, and when I want to catch a Pokemon, the game reads my mind and turns every hit into a critical hit, killing the Pokemon.
But I got over that, and it's still one of my favorite games.
Oh yeah, and in Onechanbara: Bikini Sammurai Squad, when I get a powerup, I always die because it ironicly drains power, and the battles are so long and boring, and there was a boss fight I was having trouble on, and then right after I beat it, I had to fight FIVE MORE OF THEM. That is crappy design. Who thought doing that was a good idea in the first place?!
And in the old Pokemon games (this isn't really the programers' fault, I think, it just gets frustrating) but my Pokemon always beat themselves to death when in confusion, and when I want to catch a Pokemon, the game reads my mind and turns every hit into a critical hit, killing the Pokemon.
Not truly a "Screw This Game" moment, but close (I kept playing, but was getting more and more pissed as I played).
I was playing oblivion, and had... Well, to avoid spoilers, I had to steal something for a quest, and got caught as I slinked away from the building I was in. Naturally, I couldn't pay the fine, as then I couldn't keep my illicit goods. So I did the only natural thing, went to jail, busted out about thirty seconds later, and raided the evidence locker. Unfortunately for me, I raided the evidence locker on the fly, and the jailkeeper told me to stop. I "resisted arrest", and hauled @$$.
Now for the STG moment: I ran, and this guy followed me. A few more came in pursuit as well. After I'd left town and was running away (in, what I comically learned shortly after, was the wrong direction), I probably had about three or four guards in pursuit. The jailkeep, a few town guards, and one of the gate guards. Doing a quick roundabout (correcting my earlier mistake, and getting several scratches on the way around), I jumped into a river and swam towards the Imperial City, hoping to lose the guards and clear my bounty with Christophe. Mind you, I was in Leyawiin (however it's spelled). Quite the long river to travel, as a Google search for "Oblivion Map" can attest to. I had traveled halfway up the river before the guards gave up and turned back, and finally quick traveled to the Imperial City. All-in-all, the river chase took about five to ten real-world minutes, and was filled with several close calls that made me want to cry, because the last time I'd saved, I was in a jail cell. Not a fan of spending another twenty minutes running from the coppers.
Oh, and I completed the quest.
I was playing oblivion, and had... Well, to avoid spoilers, I had to steal something for a quest, and got caught as I slinked away from the building I was in. Naturally, I couldn't pay the fine, as then I couldn't keep my illicit goods. So I did the only natural thing, went to jail, busted out about thirty seconds later, and raided the evidence locker. Unfortunately for me, I raided the evidence locker on the fly, and the jailkeeper told me to stop. I "resisted arrest", and hauled @$$.
Now for the STG moment: I ran, and this guy followed me. A few more came in pursuit as well. After I'd left town and was running away (in, what I comically learned shortly after, was the wrong direction), I probably had about three or four guards in pursuit. The jailkeep, a few town guards, and one of the gate guards. Doing a quick roundabout (correcting my earlier mistake, and getting several scratches on the way around), I jumped into a river and swam towards the Imperial City, hoping to lose the guards and clear my bounty with Christophe. Mind you, I was in Leyawiin (however it's spelled). Quite the long river to travel, as a Google search for "Oblivion Map" can attest to. I had traveled halfway up the river before the guards gave up and turned back, and finally quick traveled to the Imperial City. All-in-all, the river chase took about five to ten real-world minutes, and was filled with several close calls that made me want to cry, because the last time I'd saved, I was in a jail cell. Not a fan of spending another twenty minutes running from the coppers.
Oh, and I completed the quest.
On Farcry 2 There was a glitch that wouldn't let me open the bar on the second 'island'. I thought it was just that time through so I go through again. Again it won't open. That door is critical because one of the story missions starts in it. At least the second time I had the peace of mind to check the door before a couple hours of gameplay when it becomes critical.