Sounds like me with Oblivion before I got a new computer. And then when I finally could run it, the disapointment began. Having played Empire, all I can say is don't stare too longingly, not worth itMadshaw said:i feel let down by total war as i am a peaseant with only a year old laptop, i can only stare longingly at empires shinyness through the shop window
Khazoth said:So, we all are fanboys to something. What game series or companies have you felt betrayed you, and how? Also, what are you a fanboy of now?
I always felt betrayed by World of Warcraft, I always loved the story and I feel that it has died. Its become so popular that they've had to make it a marketable piece of dreck. Garona Halforcen was turned into a stripper. I was never really keen on the idea of the Forsaken joining the horde, but when the Blood Elves joined the horde I had to quit. The story was officially dead. Orcs only got a single quest line on their own damn planet, while everything else was elves and wind chimes.
Currently i'm a fanboy of Bioware I guess, I mean, they haven't let me down yet.
First off, I agree with the above. They're just making it up their "story" as they go along, and there is no sense of advancement since nothing can be changed or removed from the game world; like one of those old-fashioned TV shows, the status quo is made top priority and the story suffers accordingly.Khazoth said:So, we all are fanboys to something. What game series or companies have you felt betrayed you, and how? Also, what are you a fanboy of now?
I always felt betrayed by World of Warcraft, I always loved the story and I feel that it has died. Its become so popular that they've had to make it a marketable piece of dreck. Garona Halforcen was turned into a stripper. I was never really keen on the idea of the Forsaken joining the horde, but when the Blood Elves joined the horde I had to quit. The story was officially dead. Orcs only got a single quest line on their own damn planet, while everything else was elves and wind chimes.
Yeah, that got old really fast, and the funny thing is, a lot of the people I know who bash halo, call me up and ask if I want to play co-op....go figure.Vrex360 said:I felt betrayed when Halo stopped being beloved and started becoming reviled if that counts.
I agree, this is probably just me, but i felt Azeroth itself had alot more milege in it, i mean I loved all the things you could discover, all the stories you could uncover and even going round exploring after I reached the level cap didnt really tire me out. Whereas now alot of the more mysterious and interesting zones are deserted and from a fluff point of view, the whole of TBC was just silly and (yes, im aware its fiction) unbelievable... I quit about 2 yrs ago, haven't gone backGormourn said:World of Warcraft, in a way.
Some of my more favorite characters from Warcraft 3 just got lumped into "Gone mad, turned evil" group. That sucked. Kael'Thalas and Vashj weren't anywhere close to being "evil" by any conventional means. And Illidan should've died in the end of WC3:TFT.
I suppose Heroes of Might and Magic sort of betrayed me too. But I haven't played past HMM4, which frankly sucked compared to earlier ones.
I liked mewtwo actually ^^ I was kinda sad too when i found they'd essentially re-skinned him as lucarioganpondorodf said:Smash Bros Brawl - they removed Mewtwo :'(