After about an hour of playing Haze, I realized that it was every terrible looking FPS with no plot and completely unlikeable characters ever.
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Same...but my Uncle bought it for me so no loss for meMidnight0000 said:
Call of Juarez....big mistake after the first level when you get in troble for killing someone who was trying to kill you....not fun
Agreed, except I actually sat through the entire game to give it the benefit of the doubt, since it was a sequel to one of my favorite games ever. I thought maybe it would get better, or at least slightly scary, before the end. I was wrong.ffs-dontcare said:
Oh man, I forgot about that. I loved Sands of Time, and I rather liked Two Thrones, but I got just about as far as you in Warrior Within before I couldn't stand it anymore.Windknight said:
To be fair, you really have to be in a certain mood for it. Hard to explain, sort of an exploratory mood. Still, if it's not for you, it's not for you.Osloq said:
I really hope that's an exaggeration. You really didn't seem to give it a chance, if it's not.mechanixis said:
I didn't compare System shock II to AITD. You were whingeing about how you ran out of ammo, and got raped. And I said, because both games are about micromanaging your ammo, and items (the ONLY comparison you tard), you personally would have alot of trouble finishing System Shock II.AcacianLeaves said:
I never compared either of them to each other, I was merely stating if you struggled in AITD (where there were numerous stockpiles of ammo everywhere and i mean literally everywhere!), you would just absolutely fail at SSII.
Also, I agree with you about Far Cry 2, worst game of 09. Just repetitive as all hell, nothing like the first game that was fun, and the ending was just awful, not to mention having to drive to the end of the map to complete a quest, and then drive allll the way back through checkpoints (that respawn after like 4 minutes) to get to the centre of the map to start a new mission, only to do it allll over again.
It felt more like a tacked on DLC rather than a full blown sequel, IMO. I like it, but It's just more of the same really.DasMark said:
I know a person or two who follows it like the Bible (myself incuded). It's probably my favorite game of all time, easily in the top five.aanaad said:
OT: I have never purchased a game I didn't like. But the demo of Darkest of Days basically screams "I suck! DO NOT buy me!".
20 mins in Far Cry 2.
First I was like: "Oooh, this looks so pretty"
Then I got into car and was like: "Ok, calm down, this obviously just isn't a driving game"
Then I started shooting some people who were ostensibly shooting at me for no fucking reason and was like: "Ok, bit annoying, but this obviously isn't a primarily shooty FPS"
So I was left with the assumption that it must be an adventure game; until I realised, after driving for 10 minutes from one side of the map to the other, that it's all the FUCKING SAME.
So the cars feel like you're driving a carpet; the weapons feel like you're firing BB guns at the enemies; there is no progressive narrative; the NPCs in the game have seemingly random motives and you have to walk up to them to see if they're going to try and kill you or help you; and the environment reminds me of the 'Flintstones' cartoons where the background repeats itself after every few seconds.
First I was like: "Oooh, this looks so pretty"
Then I got into car and was like: "Ok, calm down, this obviously just isn't a driving game"
Then I started shooting some people who were ostensibly shooting at me for no fucking reason and was like: "Ok, bit annoying, but this obviously isn't a primarily shooty FPS"
So I was left with the assumption that it must be an adventure game; until I realised, after driving for 10 minutes from one side of the map to the other, that it's all the FUCKING SAME.
So the cars feel like you're driving a carpet; the weapons feel like you're firing BB guns at the enemies; there is no progressive narrative; the NPCs in the game have seemingly random motives and you have to walk up to them to see if they're going to try and kill you or help you; and the environment reminds me of the 'Flintstones' cartoons where the background repeats itself after every few seconds.
Tie between Final Fantasy X-2 and Enchanted Arms. I gave each almost a half an hour.
I'm a progressive pro-sex-feminist homo-friendly pansy liberal, but that shit was just stupid.
X-2's system seemed like it might be kinda OK, but the nausea, oh the nausea..
Enchanted Arms was just fucking sad. System didn't even come close to redeeming it.
I'm a progressive pro-sex-feminist homo-friendly pansy liberal, but that shit was just stupid.
X-2's system seemed like it might be kinda OK, but the nausea, oh the nausea..
Enchanted Arms was just fucking sad. System didn't even come close to redeeming it.
Tom Clancy's HAWX.
To provide context this is me installing and playing it:
"Interesting, an arcade flying game... I wonder what's changed in the genre in the 10 years since I played one?"
*loads mission*
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...
...
"Not much"
*quits game*
To provide context this is me installing and playing it:
"Interesting, an arcade flying game... I wonder what's changed in the genre in the 10 years since I played one?"
*loads mission*
...
...
...
"Not much"
*quits game*
Yeah, in a previous life it was the western Super Mario Bros 2, and before that a Japan-only game called Doki Doki Panic. The story goes like this; what we now know as The Lost Levels was originally released as the sequel to Super Mario Bros but was deemed too difficult for American gamers. Thus another game was changed to feature Mario characters and released to an unsuspecting audience. It was then re-released as Super Mario Advance, mostly because the original Super Mario Bros had just been re-released on the Game Boy Color and it was next in the series.Mutie said:
10 minutes into Borderlands I realized that it was nothing but a bland crossing of Fallout and Call of Duty.
