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[Homebound]

any rpg franchise with more than 3 itterations.

[Hayllee]

I'm pretty sure Oblivion's main story wins with no competition. I loved that game, just not the main story. I... liked the Fallout 3... main story... though.... *sits in corner*

[legion999]

aridor1570 wrote...

Why does this thread needs to be about RPG stories and not game stories in general, this changes anything?

You're right. Changed topic to games in general.

[legion999]

Hayllee wrote...

I'm pretty sure Oblivion's main story wins with no competition. I loved that game, just not the main story. I... liked the Fallout 3... main story... though.... *sits in corner*

Yes think on what you've done.

Modifié par legion999, 13 août 2011 - 10:55 .

[Boiny Bunny]

Oblivion, really?

How about...

Space Ace!

[Tommy6860]

@Hayllee: I can somewhat agree with Oblivion, it was pretty weak for the main quest. The saving grace (for the PC version) was modding and area exploration. You also won't get an argument from me on Fallout 3, though its story wasn't that riveting.

[Blastback]

Sleepicub09 wrote...

dare I say it....nah I'm not gonna say it.

Dare dare!

[mesmerizedish]

I'm way too cool to have played any games with bad stories.

Okay, for realsies though, I don't play many games. Worst story of the games I've played would probably be Oblivion. If they had focused more on the metaphysical implications of the breaking of the Covenant instead of just making a generic save-the-world fantasy, it could have been a lot better. The entire game was wasted potential. And it's still one of my favorite games ever

[Ulous]

Pong

[ipgd]

The Metal Gear Solid series.


(Incidentally, MGS is my favorite game series of all time. Hideo Kojima is a ****ing wizard with taking terrible ideas and making them amazing, seriously.)

Modifié par ipgd, 13 août 2011 - 03:27 .

[Persephone]

Odd....I didn't think Fable III's story was too bad....

Anyway:

Arcania Gothic IV
Might & Magic X
Oblivion
Belief and Betrayal
Phantasmagoria

And I'm sure I forgot about a few.

[SOLID_EVEREST]

Fallout: 3
Oblivion
Rival Turf (any of you SNES gamers get this one)
Uncharted: 2
Grand Thef Auto: IV

[KnightofPhoenix]

Hmmm, not really sure. I certainly know which game story pisses me off the most because I was expecting something good. But I haven't thought about which would be the worst.

So um....Mario?

[Mr.House]

Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Fable 2.

[Tommy6860]

If we are talking just about the story only, well, I'd have to say Bayonetta. Oddly though, it is my fave action game of all time, for now.

[AliasAA]

Knights of the Old Republic 2 was just ok, but it had a really crappy light side ending.

Modifié par AliasAA, 13 août 2011 - 04:20 .

[TheChris92]

I'd give my vote to Square Enix's The Bouncer, as one of the worst stories in a video game. It's short, and some of the dialogue is weird. There is a lot of characters randomly showing up during the game, and you never really do get to care about any of them. You're not really sure what is going, and I'm actually still a little confused about what exactly the game was about.

[ipgd]

Alistairlover94 wrote...

ipgd wrote...

The Metal Gear Solid series.


(Incidentally, MGS is my favorite game series of all time. Hideo Kojima is a ****ing wizard with taking terrible ideas and making them amazing, seriously.)

^That.

This is MGS4 in a nutshell: Nanomachines.

I actually think MGS4's problem there was going too far with trying to make the bull**** terrible ideas of the series make sense. Vamp was more entertaining when he was actually a nonsensical, unexplained immortal vampire who walks on water than Nanomachine Man. MGS's confusingly incomprehensible nonsense was part of the first games' charm, maaaaaaaaan, what were you guys thinking!

[Cutlass Jack]

Alistairlover94 wrote...

I'll also add FFXIII because they went for linear gameplay rather than continuing in the direction FFXII took with the franchise. They did so to have a more narrative-driven experience. Problem being, it lacked a compelling or coherent narrative. You had to resort to the codex to get most of the plot.

Hey you plagerized my opinions!

But yes. First rule of a narrative driven cinematic linear game: Have an actual narrative.

[Fraevar]

ipgd wrote...
I actually think MGS4's problem there was going too far with trying to make the bull**** terrible ideas of the series make sense. Vamp was more entertaining when he was actually a nonsensical, unexplained immortal vampire who walks on water than Nanomachine Man. MGS's confusingly incomprehensible nonsense was part of the first games' charm, maaaaaaaaan, what were you guys thinking!

Interesting point. I agree - the biggest loss in MGS4 was its lack of tongue-in-cheek goofiness. The super-serious angle is what ended up making it less enjoyable than it could have been. Especially since he implicitly made Naomi the Remorseful Devil for making those Explain-All Nanomachines.

Modifié par Delerius_Jedi, 13 août 2011 - 04:45 .

[Moondoggie]

Any FF7 game that isn't the original. Those side story games sucked storyline wise.