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[KingJason13]

DA2

Because Bioware Sold Out.

[sympathy4saren]

KingJason13 wrote...

DA2

Because Bioware Sold Out.

Ouch

[bussinrounds]

DA2 i knew was gonna be like that months in advance from paying attention, so i knew it wasn't gonna be for me.

Oblivion, on the other hand, seemed amazing to me when i first played it, but the more and more i learned everything about it, the more and more disappointed i was in it.

[Moondoggie]

L33TDAWG wrote...

Moondoggie wrote...


Jade Empire - I came into this game a bit late with the PC version but i'd heard a lot about it from people and wanted to play it for myself. Very poorly written game with a predictable storyline that totally failed to live up to the hype it got.

I don't see how this game was poorly written, it was a compelling experience throughout the entire game. The only thing anyone could complain about, is the lack of customization and combat because it was such a far cry from the usual BioWare game, but even then it's still a great game with great backstory.

I just found the story to be silly and predictable. The plot twist was obvious from the start, The characters apart from one or two have really shallow backstories and little reason to keep following you around, Side quests are meaningless and don't add to the story so there is no point in doing them. Everything about the story was not suprising i like a game to thrill me and not just plod along with a story anyone who watches Asian martial arts movies has seen a million times.

The lack of customisation didn't bother me that much it would have been better with a character creator though. The combat is pretty dull too it just turns into button mashing with no tactical planning needed whatsoever but overall it was the story that bothered me since people had hyped the story up so much before i played it.

[Moondoggie]

Ringo12 wrote...

Moondoggie wrote...

Heavy Rain
Crysis
Jade Empire
Fallout 3
The Witcher

You just don't like games. Seriously.

I like good games. My opinion of a good game doesn;t match yours doesn't mean i don;t like games,.

[csfteeeer]

Eleinehmm wrote...

csfteeeer wrote...


Star Wars The Force Unleashed: as a fan of the ORIGINAL Trilogy of Star Wars, i was actually intrigued by this game's Premise, it was suppose to bridge the Prequels () with the Originals, and i thought that would be interesting, and i got it.... half of it, i'm still waiting for the other half of the game, it is a incomplete, broken, buggy, messy PoS.

I am with you, pal.  And the story:(. Why ?!? Just, why ?

haha, i know, i'm pretty we are some of the few fans left, thanks to the Prequels, and the story in the game, i was often asking myself if there was a story.

[ErichHartmann]

1. Oblivion
2. Fallout 3
3. Half-Life 2
4. F.E.A.R. 2
5. Ultima IX: Ascension
6. Final Fantasy XIII
7. Doom 3
8. Diablo
9. Age of Empires III
10. COD: Modern Warfare 2

[praetor_alpha]

Supreme Commander 2- It forgot the unique economy and the huge epic battles of the first. It plays like every other RTS out there. My friends and I aren't quite sure what it really is, but it's not Supreme Commander. We want to fight over continents, not backyards.

Bioshock (1)- Having got into RPGs with Obivion just the year prior, I was looking forward to this RPG, because everyone said that it was an RPG. I found an FPS with annoying gameplay in a unique environment; no RPG to be had. If you say the Bioshock is an RPG, I will never listen to you again.

Mass Effect 2 was okay, felt dinky without the Mako, and it's story was very thin and short (I really hope ME3 has NO team building, just get out there and go). Fallout 3, Oblivion: went everywhere, did everything. Enjoyed it.

[Boiny Bunny]

Bioshock is definately not an RPG. For some reason, as time has gone on, the media has started labelling anything with 'progression elements' as an RPG. Even if the game has no plot at all, you can't create a character or make any decisions, etc. - as long as you can level up and pick stats, it's an RPG, or a hybrid RPG, or a game with RPG elements.

My opinion of Bioshock is that, as a shooter, it is decent. It's combat system is quite unique, and fun to experiment with (coming from somebody who plays a good deal of FPS games) - it offers a lot of flexibility, but not at the cost of incredible complexity. But, the real thing that made me like Bioshock was Andrew Ryan. As a character in a video game, and nothing more, he is probably the most interesting, impressive, and well-written I've ever seen. Once he died, I almost couldn't be bothered finishing the game. I guess I was somehow hoping the plot would take a different turn and you would be able to choose between him and Atlas. Instead, they did a DA2.

[Jonp382]

praetor_alpha wrote...

Bioshock (1)- Having got into RPGs with Obivion just the year prior, I was looking forward to this RPG, because everyone said that it was an RPG. I found an FPS with annoying gameplay in a unique environment; no RPG to be had. If you say the Bioshock is an RPG, I will never listen to you again.

I'd be generous and call it an action RPG at most. And action RPGs aren't real RPGs.

[BlaznZero]

Dragon Age 2 - Has been beaten to death, no explanation here that couldn't be found elsewhere.

Fable 3 - Shame that all the emotion they tried to place in it fell more flat than pancakes.

Marvel vs Capcom 3 - Similar to DA2, beaten to death over the internet. Reasons are scattered all over the place.

Tales of Symhonia 2 - I....don't like to talk about it!

Final Fantasy XIII - Me and just about everybody else. (Has its fanbase though)

Final Fantasy XII - It's garbage to me and it shouldn't have been.

Sonic Heroes - The fall after the awesome Sonic Adventure 2 began...

Modifié par BlaznZero, 29 juin 2011 - 07:50 .

[BlaznZero]

bobobo878 wrote...

Sonic Heroes. At the time I thought that Sonic Adventure 2 was the greatest game I had ever played, and when this game didn't live up to my expectations, it was downright soul crushing.

Thiiiiiiis. I tell you, the true fall began with Heroes.

[Laamaa]

Mine would probably be Black & White... Yeah, yeah, I know it's old, but at that time I rlly expected much from it & it turned out to be.. well.. **** really.

Most recently would probably be Tekken 6. I don't rlly know why, but I expected much more from it.

[CoS Sarah Jinstar]

Yeah lots of suck in that list Gordy. Personally for me, I would prolly say DA2 was my biggest disappointment. Not that I didn't see it coming really, but still when a developer assures you repeatedly "oh it's just like Origins" and its no where close yeah, disappoint!

[Blitzkrieg0811]

Command & Conquer 4 hands down. Worst $60 I've ever spent. What a blatant cash-in....

[Sticky Controller]

Way of the Samurai 3 -  Yes, the game visuals are more impressive than the earlier versions, but that is the only positive thing I can say about the game. The story endings are way too short. I beat one story in 10 minutes. That's how short. The AI is still horrible. If you manage to acquire a female samurai look, you will still be called and treated as a man.

Rule of Rose - Now this was a hard choice. The game has one of the best stories I have ever experienced in a game. It certainly keeps you wanting to know more as the game progresses. The music is wonderful and the graphics are well done. So why is this game such a drag? Yes, the story motivates you straight to the ending, but the combat is just aweful. You find yourself just running away from combat so you can survive. It makes it difficult to enjoy the game as a whole. Most give up and just watched the story in parts on youtube.

The Sims Medieval - I respect the fact that they tried to go for something new. If you've played the game, you'll know just how far it falls from the famous franchise.

Fable 3 - .... I really should not have bought the collectors edition. Yes, the game has fixed several previous faults. The female protagonist (aka Princess) no longer suffers from an unfortunate She-Hulk disorder that caused so many female players to curse the second installment of Fable. The game also has an amazing cast of voice actors. That makes the game even more disappointing. The quests are lack luster, boring, and tedious. The game's enemy was far better than the usual power-hungry individual bent on ruling Albion, but I wasn't as invested in the game as it dragged on. I soon was only playing the game just so I could finish it and put it at the bottom of my stack of games.

Modifié par Sticky Controller, 29 juin 2011 - 10:16 .

[naughty99]

Hmm... I've played a lot of games, but never something that I had high expectations for that were dashed on a rock by the devs.

I actually liked DA2 and have played it more than 200 hours.

Civ 5 had a lot of problems, and still does after the patch, but I still enjoy the game and I've probably played it more than 300 hrs.

Fallout New Vegas is one of my favorite games, certainly wasn't disappointed, my first playthrough lasted around 160 hours.

I truly hated Borderlands, Arcania Gothic 4 and Mount & Blade Warband, but I didn't have extremely high expectations before playing. Although I did feel ripped off a bit because I paid for these games.

Modifié par naughty99, 29 juin 2011 - 10:17 .

[AllThatJazz]

Either Oblivion or Deus Ex: Invisible War - I enjoyed their predecessors so much and the sequels were gut-wrenchingly inferior, imo. Though Oblivion can, at least, be improved with mods.

Also Troika's Temple of Elemental Evil - I loved the studio and the Greyhawk setting, and there was so much potential for this game and much to love about it; but shoddy combat mechanics and bugs made it a more disappointing experience than a fun one.

[Giant ambush beetle]

I hate to sound like a BSN drama queen but this is my honest answer: Dragon Age 2.
I knew it was going to be not nearly as good as DAO so I drastically lowered my expectations but I was *still* shocked by the awfulness of the game.

I've played many games with bad sequels but I never felt so disappointed before (in games). The next game that comes pretty close is Thief Deadly Shadows.

[Addai]

I thought Dragon Age 2 was going to be my biggest disappointment of the year, but The Witcher 2 was unplayable. Since I really liked TW1, the sequel had beaucoup hype, and I was hoping to have something to take the sting out of DA2, that was a huge letdown.

Skyrim's gonna suck badly. [/expectationmanagement]