Probably The Witcher, the game was awesome fun but I couldn't stomach the blatant sexism. :< It's probably the only game where I have had that problem.
The Best Game You Wish You Had Never Played.
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The Hitman series. I really liked parts of them, but a lot of the time it was really unclear what to do that it became a bit of an aimless grind. Like when there was a mission to assassinate some guy, but the objective was to steal something from a safe first. Would've been nice if there was some point in doing so.
I'll second STALKER. I'm not the best FPS player, partly because I don't particularly like FPSs, but STALKER is a wonderfully atmospheric game that I can really immerse myself in. I'm just crap at playing it.
Bioshock's clunky and difficult to play well. Hopefully Infinite will make it flow a bit better.
Fallout 3 doesn't have a hook to get you interested in it, so I never felt inspired to pick it up again. I can play for hours straight collecting items or completing a few quests, but at the end of the quest chain I just put it down again.
Brink is awesome as hell, but drops frames on my laptop so much as to make it unplayable.
Fallout 3 doesn't have a hook to get you interested in it, so I never felt inspired to pick it up again. I can play for hours straight collecting items or completing a few quests, but at the end of the quest chain I just put it down again.
Brink is awesome as hell, but drops frames on my laptop so much as to make it unplayable.
Final Fantasy 7, 8, 9 and 10, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Shadow of the Colossus, and really all the games I love, because I've finished them. I wanted them to go on for many many more hours. =(
And this. I dunno if I'm neccessarily CRAP at it, I just couldn't get into it in the same way I did with Fallout 3. (FO3 was brilliant, IMO.)lithium.jelly said:
Deus Ex, don't get me wrong I was enjoying the game. Then it decided to eat every save I made upon shutdown, so I still have all my saves before the problem started but every save afterwards disappears when I quit the game. I could probably fix it and I might just need to reinstall but ugh, I'm lazy and I still have other games I need to beat.
ME1/2 and DA:O - just so I could have the experience of a first-time player again...
On another note... both witcher games and bioshock - absolutley hated them. I can see why people like the witcher and I WANT to like them - theyre just so fucking boring! As for bioshock... just plain didnt like it, didnt even finish it.
On another note... both witcher games and bioshock - absolutley hated them. I can see why people like the witcher and I WANT to like them - theyre just so fucking boring! As for bioshock... just plain didnt like it, didnt even finish it.
I think one of the problems with STALKER is that they give you a realistic carry weight but then repopulate the zones when you leave and re-enter themSunrider84 said:
Real people can carry so much ammo, yeah but then they also aren't expected to kill over 200 people between restocks -.-
That's the only problem I had with that game.
Fallout 3. I love the art direction, the extremely high world interactivity, and the contrast of me listening to pop-jazz tunes from the '40's while blwoing the shit out of people in power armor. Still, I gotta say, it's one of the worst designed and worst written games I've ever put more than 10 hours into.
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days.
I thought it would be good,much like its predecessor,but...it wasn't.It was just so...bland and boring.
I thought it would be good,much like its predecessor,but...it wasn't.It was just so...bland and boring.
I second this, the whole game I just wanted to explore Rapture and learn more about the story, but the combat just felt thrown in and clunky. It occurred way too often and was a general hindrance to me from enjoying the game.AlternatePFG said:
Now, I'm not defending the length of MGS4:GoTP cutscenes (One let's play calculated them to be 65% of total play time), but hear me out on this.Shoggoth2588 said:
I really love the gameplay of that game, I think it refined a lot of the best elements of previous titles into a spiffy looking world with a far-superior control scheme. And when I replayed the entire series (no joke, the entire canon) in a half a week a few months ago, I realized something. These games really aren't THAT long. But you know what? I'll be damned if I don't enjoy the fuck out of every MINUTE that I'm playing them (give or take EE). Basically, the long-ass cutscenes, by giving me good plot to enjoy
A) Made me feel like this game was more worth my money, regardless of whether it should've been in my PlayStation or my Blu-Ray player (yes, I know)
B) Appreciate the segments of gameplay I did get. Kojima basically chose between padding out his games with repetition and boring you with the gameplay while you get to the next exciting plot revelation, or giving you shorter, more excellent pieces of gameplay, and long cutscenes, frankly, most of which are justified in length. (There's barely anything in an MGS cutscene that I felt like "I should be playing this."