Final Fantasy games. I think they're fun, interesting and have detailed stories, but at the end of the day, I'm just terrible at them. Always. The same goes for racing games...
What games do you flat-out suck at?
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FPSes, I never played Half-Life or Counter-Strike as a kid, so I never really got good at them. I'm pretty good at most every other game, but I guess if I had to choose another one: RTSes kinda freak me out just cause of the people who are obsessive about them.
Real Time Strategy. Well, at least not the "collect resources, build army, destroy enemy" type of game, like starcraft or warcraft. Games like Total War are more my speed. yes, you gain resources to build armies but the way they go about it is so much easier to handle than traditional RTS's. Also, the battles themselves are exciting because so much though goes into the terrain, what troops you have, where you put them, the weather, etc. It's not just "take all the tanks you have and destroy everything in your path." You gotta think a little first.
Shooters, particularly FPS's. I wish I could say that I'm good at fighters, but as I don't have online play I can't say a whole lot yet.
racing games (excluding dirt and mario kart)..i refuse to slow for corners. i full on hit the gas and dont let go until its over... wait..that didnt sound right..
You've got to be kidding me? The cars are so unrealistic that steering them is a breeze. For U/U2/MW/Carbon, let go of the accelerator, then floor it again when you go around the corner, insta-drift and control. If it's really sharp, tap the brake. I haven't played Pro street, or from hot-pursuit up to Underground.FalloutJack said:
Anyways, OT: Sports games and Music games. I can play RPG's, I just find them hard to get into at times.
anything to do with skateboarding, im about as good in a game as I am in real life on a skateboard
We shit you not, fair reader! Them tubs handle like a horse with noAesthetical Quietus said:
The point is that it doesn't respond like it should when you tell it to do things. If I am using the controller to turn right, for instance, it shouldn't calmly consider it the way a sloth considers - you know - moving. It should turn right, with varying degrees of effectiveness dependent on the degree in which I am wielding said controller. And if I'm JAMMING on that thing, then I'd better get two steps shy of fish-tailing, not slow and gradual maybe-turning.
This is not to disagree with your ability to handle the game. This is to keep in line with the topic and why. I bow to your skill in making crappy cars vroom to anywhere.
Most racing games are just, no, I am so terrible at modern racing games I can't even think of a clever way to say it. I haven't been good at a racer since like 04 except for games like burnout that are much less realistic with their cars control.