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[Shaewaros]

Ariella wrote...

Here's one that'll get me flamed for sure, but Planescape Torment. I tried to play it, really. But when I play a D&D game I expect to be able to make my own character, not be handed a fugly literally nameless guy who I can't make any changes to... I played 5 minutes and went back to BG.

The whole point of Planescape: Torment is to find the truth about PC's identity so in my opinion it's only reasonable to call him The Nameless One. I mean of course you could call him Steve if you want to but what's the point when, after you would have played the game some time, you would find out that his name is actually Joe? I also was a bit disappointed to realize that you can't change your PC's race or appearance, but in the end you get used to it when you take the game as it is presented to you.

Planescape: Torment is a great game storywise, on the other hand the graphics and gameplay elements aren't too impressive. I've never played it through so I can't judge it as a whole but what I've seen so far tells me that it's one of the better Interplay games. You should give it another try sometime, get outside of the Mortuary and explore some outside areas - it's really a pretty interesting world.

[Gavinthelocust]

FF series

KOTOR

Witcher

Prince Of Persia

Everything on the Wii

Contra

Half Life 1

Sonic the Hedgehog series

Persona

Heavy Rain

GTA4

Zelda Wind Waker

Civilization

Daggerfall

Fallout 1

Splinter Cell

[Celeryroot]

I don't know if I actually hate it, but Vampire:Bloodlines feels flat out unfinished. Even patched up the game's storyline seems to fall apart later on in the game, especially when you get to Chinatown.

[kirkonacid]

Gavinthelocust wrote...

FF series
KOTOR
Witcher
Prince Of Persia
Everything on the Wii
Contra
Half Life 1
Sonic the Hedgehog series
Persona
Heavy Rain
GTA4
Zelda Wind Waker
Civilization
Daggerfall
Fallout 1
Splinter Cell

Wow, what do you play? I kidding of course, but I like to know why you don't like some of those games? Also, there's not a single Wii game you like?

[contextual_entity]

Ariella wrote...

Here's one that'll get me flamed for sure, but Planescape Torment. I tried to play it, really. But when I play a D&D game I expect to be able to make my own character, not be handed a fugly literally nameless guy who I can't make any changes to... I played 5 minutes and went back to BG.

Whilst the Planescape setting uses the D&D rule sets it's a very different experience to D&D itself. The Nameless one took some getting used to but it's actually a far better choice than letting you create the character then dumping you in somwhere as bizarre as Sigil (which was toned down a lot in Torment).

Whilst now-a-days the whole Shepard/Hawke character setup would have worked with it, they had neither the tech nor resources to  pull it off back in 98.

Eh, your loss.

Modifié par Amitar, 21 février 2011 - 12:44 .

[halokitty]

I tried to play Oblivion a couple years back and I just could not get into it. Everyone I work with sang its praises, but about the time it asked me to spin some kind of wheel thing in order to trade with a merchant I gave up.

[dopefourtwo]

COD, i cant stand that franchise, i also think halo's multiplayer is overrated

[Wicked 702]

Left for Dead



Personally found it terribly boring and outdated.

[MegaTofu]

Capt. Obvious wrote...
Probably because every Wii game sucks.

Zelda is awesome, all the Mario games are fun, Mario Kart (although it's pretty much exactly the same as on N64), Super Smash Brawl, and even Wii Tennis is reason enough to own one 
I don't own a Wii, but dismissing it all together is just stupid.

Games I never got into:
Crysis
The Witcher (although I should probably give it another chance)
Metro 2033
Fallout 3 ('ish... I started it and played it for a while, got stuck and kinda never returned).
Neverwinter Nights 2 (loved the first one to bits, and still play it once in a while, but the second one never captured me).

[VampireCommando]

Final fantasy, I can't stand all these japenese games that are OTT

Any CoD past number 4

After vice city GTA went down hill rapidly

Devil may cry, ninja gaiden, games like that

Oh the list goes on.

[C9316]

I also find Fallout New Vegas to be very boring, just like Oblivion. Then again this is the only fallout game I've played maybe open world rpgs just aren't for me.

[Undeff]

dopefourtwo wrote...

COD, i cant stand that franchise, i also think halo's multiplayer is overrated

^ Agh! Same here. I've never enjoyed any of the Call of Duty games -- actually, with the rare exception of World at War. I didn't love that game, but I thought it was a little enjoyable.

Anyway, yeah, I've pretty much hated all Call of Duty titles; I enjoy the Bad Company games, and even PS3 exclusives like Resistance and Killzone, but I just couldn't get into Call of Duty...

Ugh. <_<

[SlapHappyJesus]

Red Dead Redemption. Though I don't necessarily hate the game, the difference between my "ehness", of the game to people "omg is so Fn great, lol", is pretty night and day. The game just didn;t do it for me. A sandbox title filled with nothing I actually wanted to do.

[Saerwen]

Call of Duty MW and Black ops, I got into a lengthy debate w/my 14 yr old stepson about it. He would if he could spend hour up hour playing that stupid stupid game. He just runs around talking smack and shooting people. I can see the fun of multiplayer, but that to me is boring. No story(he claims it does like 3hrs of story man)



GTA 4. Only drove around and smashed up cars, or stole cars. Boring.



Fallout 3 and Fallout NV. I know it is supposed to be ugly, but it grates on me. The scenery never really changes. Granted I tried very hard to like Fallout 3, even finished it and the expansions.... but ugh



Left 4 Dead2 is also a stinker. I loved the first game, it was scary, you never knew what was going to jump out and get you. But in the second one, to many special infected, it is frigging daytime most of the game, and it just didn't impress like the 1st. Also the HACKERS ruin both games....



TF2, I tried to play this, but feels so pointless... and once again hackers.

[Inzhuna]

Everyone will probably hate me, but I just can't get in Baldur's Gate. I just keep telling myself that I have to play it since everyone loves it, but everytime I start, it doesn't grip me. And it doesn't have to do with graphics, I play a lot of old games.

[Blastback]

Inzhuna wrote...

Everyone will probably hate me, but I just can't get in Baldur's Gate. I just keep telling myself that I have to play it since everyone loves it, but everytime I start, it doesn't grip me. And it doesn't have to do with graphics, I play a lot of old games.

Have you tried BG2?  I'd say it is the better game.  And what got me to play the first.

[Gimme H]

half life 2

yes, the atmosphere is slick,

no, the characters and story suck,

no, the combat is awful,

no, the puzzles are a pain in the ****** and mostly occur in situations you could get out of easily if you just had the ability to climb like any feckin five year old child.

rah!

[KenKenpachi]

SlapHappyJesus wrote...

Red Dead Redemption. Though I don't necessarily hate the game, the difference between my "ehness", of the game to people "omg is so Fn great, lol", is pretty night and day. The game just didn;t do it for me. A sandbox title filled with nothing I actually wanted to do.

I still don't see how it won game of the year. It was an okay game, but short of all of that what made me sell and not play the game ever again was the missions with his family, the ending and his Son, I just can't stand that boys voice I want to tie a noose around his neck and yank him off a wagon like so many of the NPC's I did that to.

[Crippledcarny]

KenKenpachi wrote...

I still don't see how it won game of the year.

Spikes VGAs don't matter.

[Rockworm503]

Crippledcarny wrote...

KenKenpachi wrote...

I still don't see how it won game of the year.

Spikes VGAs don't matter.

It won Game of the Year all over the place and I tend to agree with it.
I'm very addicted to Multiplayer its not even funny.

[Fredvdp]

WarioWare Smooth Moves

There are few games I really hate but I dislike Final Fantasy VII. I thought it was a huge step back from Final Fantasy VI. The characters were worse and the graphics were crap.

Another game I don't like is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. I tried to do a playthrough but there were just way too many small annoyances that kept adding up. That damn owl, thai fairie that won't shut up, a framerate of 20 fps and the camera that wouldn't cooperate. I think A Link to the Past, Wind Waker and Twilight Princess are brilliant games, but Ocarina is a very flawed and broken game. I do understand that it's revolutionary and I will not deny that it's an important part of video game history.

Modifié par Fredvdp, 23 février 2011 - 08:39 .

[scottelite]

Crippledcarny wrote...

KenKenpachi wrote...

I still don't see how it won game of the year.

Spikes VGAs don't matter.

The same awards show that gave Black Ops character of the year