Worst part about your favorite game?

[Koroviev]

No real favorite, but I only play games I enjoy, so:

Persona 3 Portable: Dungeons are incredibly redundant, only drawing me back because the grinding is so easy and the reward (shiny new monsters) is nice and guaranteed.

Half-Life 2: Maybe I'm a bit thick, but I never really know where to go, and end up running about like a chicken with its head cut off as a helicopter showers me with bullets.

Crisis Core: Again (haha), combat is very redundant, and don't get me started about random encounters.

Mass Effect: I haven't gotten around to playing it just yet, but I'm already dreading the vehicle sections.

 

[Les Awesome]

ssbb
not enough characters

 

[Gigaguy64]

Metroid Games in General.

The Backtracking.

 

[CleverNickname]

Mass Effect: I haven't gotten around to playing it just yet, but I'm already dreading the vehicle sections.

The ones on the main quest planets aren't actually that bad, because they were actually designed. It's the random ones that are a pain. Sure, there is tons more of those, but if you just stick to the actual sidequests themselves (ie no mineral/artifact hunting, which only gives credits and small bits of xp anyway) you should be able to minimize the time spent in the misused Mako.

 

[Randomperson9999999]

cut-scenes in mgs4 god 8 hours seriously?

 

[Just_A_Glitch]

Its a JRPG...

The game in question is Tales of Symphonia.

 

[Limie]

No real favorite, but I only play games I enjoy, so:

Crisis Core: Again (haha), combat is very redundant, and don't get me started about random encounters.

That game was awesome but the leveling up system, though innovative, was a joke. You could level up just by running around and waiting for the slots to line up during battle. The worst thing about it though was the fact that Zach was a superior character to cloud by a long shot and there will probably never be another game with him in.

 

[sayingmahalo]

The starting bit of the original Fallout - I couldn't find my way out of that cave for, like, half an hour...

 

[darkdots]

NINJA LOOTER! World of WarCraft. 8 hours in a dungeon, last boss, leader changes to loot rule to Master Looter, takes the mount, when everyone complains he then takes everthing else too because he doesn't like you complaining. Nice! How many years of this total bull sh...aving cream!? Stupid as hell. OMFG Mega stupid. Make a social game where people have to interact to play and then turn them against each other over and over and over until no one wants to play. Nice marketing. Awesome forsight. Brilliant stupidity if dumb was walking down the street and tripped over itself.

 

[headphonegirl]

Okami - the voices , they tend to grate after a while
also Mr & Mrs Cutter, they freak me out for some reason.

 

[Pegghead]

Let's hear em.

I can imagine there'd be a lot of HEY! LISTEN!

(Doesnt have to be your favorite, though. Like for me, Sean's voice in The Saboteur.)

Also, Im interested in knowing what people think is the worst part about Half-Life 2, seeing as how a lot of people consider that to be their favorite game of all time.

Half Life 2 is my favourite game of all time, probably Ravenholm. I mean it's not bad, not bad at all in fact. It's just such a leap from the rest of the game and it's scary as hell.

 

[supermariner]

the lack of colour in gears of war 2
it's not my favourite game
but i do love it
and the lack of difference from grey or brown was slightly boring

 

[NeutralDrow]

Tsukihime...okay, I suppose I'm required by fandom rules to say "the sex scenes," but I don't hate them like most people. Shiki's kind of an ass during a couple of them, though, so I guess I'll say Arcueid's sex scene.

A Drug That Makes You Dream...a few too many sex scenes. If they took three out of Nekoko's route (and maybe one out of Aeka's, though I haven't decided), it would have been perfect.

Kanon...Mai's route. Not that it was bad, I just didn't like it as much as the other four.

 

[GonzoGamer]

The fact that the guns in Fallout 3 are so inaccurate that you can actually see the bullet fly in the wrong direction if you look through the scope of the sniper rifle as you fire it.

I really hope they fix this Fallout: New Vegas

Yea, I hear they did. Now if you want to play it as a regular shooter, you can... almost: you will still have to repair your guns.

Speaking of favorite games. All of my favorite games tend to be real glitchy. Like Fallout 3 which had all sorts of entertaining glitches (sky-leaping deathclaws; stretch corpses; and stuff) until they patched them out and left in the horrible ones like the vats freeze.

San Andreas is another favorite game that was riddled with bugs. I always wanted to go real fast (especially when I got the jet) but with everything popping into existence I usually couldn't go too fast for very long.

 

[BENZOOKA]

In Half-Life 2, in my opinion, the wretched boating. And it somehow has a lot less replay value compared to Half-Life and it's expansion. It just feels like more work than fun, but a reason behind this might be that I've lost my save games twice in Half-Life 2.

Can't think of a single own favorite, there are so many of them.

 

[TheLefty]

Mothership Zeta in Fallout 3, and it doesn't help that I had to PAY for the worst part of that game. The katana is badass though.