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[Varen Spectre]

Not sure if "everyone dislikes" fits my case, but if I recall correctly, the reviews were quite mixed and no one ever mentions this game, so it kind of falls within the description - Project Nomads.

[MrFob]

Alpha Protocol: First and foremost this game. I just LOVE it and I still hate the fact that reviewers tore it to pieces for being different than they expected. Yes it had some bugs and flaws but not more than any other complex RPG.

Deus Ex: Invisible War: Yes, it had microscopic levels, dumbed down RPG elements and insane loading times but it also had a great story, interesting characters and IMO was a worthy sequel to DX. Not on par with the first one but still, a good game.

Far Cry 2: Backtracking, Enemies respawning at insane rates and a story that was just too spread out, all valid criticism but still, FC2 was a great shooter and the story got really good towards the end. For me, it was a game to play for an hour every now and so often. Took me about a year to get through it but I wouldn't want to miss out on it.

And now for the most controversial: Crysis: Not that everyone dislikes it but the game has so many haters that I feel it belongs into this list. I am not a graphic **** but IMO Crysis had so many great elements that perfectly worked together that it is an excellent hooter even beside the graphics. Rather intelligent (non scripted!) enemies, open terrain that allows for multiple approaches, great weapon handling, stealth options and of course the nano-suit make it much more than a tech demo IMO. Didn't play the second part yet (I hear it looses a lot of the great C1 features) but Crysis 1 (as well as warhead) was a blast to be sure.

[Verfallen]

Might and Magic IX - Yes, it's not brilliant, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Boiny Bunny]

Moondoggie wrote...

I never understood people hating Bioshock 2. It was vastly improved as far as storyline, characters and interaction was concerned plus the combat system is improved on i think most people hated that it was much less scary and refused to see it's good side because they cut down on jumpy bits and tension.

The first game had that but the storyline which started off well just went off the rails and the last part was just cheesy and made no sense. At least Bioshock 2 had a proper begining middle and end that showed characters growing and changing in a way that didn't contradict the storyline.

To be honest - I didn't find that to be the case at all.  I loved the first game's plot and characters (first and foremost, of course, Andrew Ryan).  The second game (to me) felt like a hollow shell without Ryan around - I also didn't like playing as the Big Daddy - felt very hard to relate to.  Finally, I found the crazed citizens of Rapture in the first game to be far more entertaining than the second.

All of that said, I would rate them about equally in terms of actual gameplay.

[Dominus]

I didn't hate BioShock2 - it's little bits that can't really make me a fan of the game. The HUD and combat didn't give you the distinct feeling of being a big daddy. You got the drill which worked great, but the helmet HUD(or whatever you'd call it) made it feel like a tacked on visual piece added to what the original did.

The biggest thing that bugged me was the concept itself. It's a game that probably didn't require a sequel after the ending of the first. I feel the same towards portal 2. If I remember right, the ending was changed out of nowhere for steam users to make a sequel work. The gameplay was stellar for portal 2, but I just wasn't into it.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Mike Shepard wrote...

Star Wars: Empire at War
The Operative: No One Lives Forever [PS2]
No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way [PC]

there are others, but can't think of them at the moment.

Why people don't like these lovely games. Note: NOLF 1 has great humor but graphic is garbage!

Dave of Canada wrote...

 KOTOR2, Alpha Protocol, BG: Dark Alliance 1 and 2, DX:2 and DA2.

Oh and Hunter: The Reckoning.

The first 2 are great. Others I haven't played and the high possibly is I won't.

Staub33 wrote...

Might and Magic IX - Yes, it's not brilliant, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Doctalen]

I never played any other might and magic games but I really enjoyed Dark messiah but IIRC not many others did

[Mike Shepard]

Some Geth wrote...

Mike Shepard wrote...

Star Wars: Empire at War
The Operative: No One Lives Forever [PS2]
No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way [PC]
Spyhunter [PS2]
Jak & Dexter
Jak II
Jak 3

there are others, but can't think of them at the moment.

People dislike the Jak games?

yes, I know, it's crazy right! I mean Jak and Dexter (the first one especially) is one of the best game series I've ever played. I still am missing one Power cell in The Precursor Legacy, I need it to access the "secret" ending that leads to Jak II.

[Seagloom]

Ah, NOLF...

I wish GOG would pick those games up already. Loved 'em. I still have the boxed versions intact, but it'd be nice to put them into storage. Especially the first game's old style big PC box.

[SockPuppet317]

Dragon Age 2
Devil May Cry 2
Silent Hill 4: The Room & Homecoming & Shattered Memories
Alpha Protocol
Resident Evil: Survivor

[Ghost Lightning]

Tigerblood and MilkShakes wrote...

LA Noire
Red Dead Redemption
U.MvC3
Skate 3

ppl disliked RDR? O.o 

[Get Magna Carter]

a lot of games with far Eastern historical and.or fantastic settings
Dynasty Warriors/Samurai Warriors/Warriors Orochi
Kessen 2
Way of the Samurai/Shinobido
Jade Empire

also I think Deception, Kagero and Trapt count

then there's Alpha Protocol and Dragon Age 2

[Da_Lion_Man]

Bioshock 2
Blue Dragon
Call of Duty: Black Ops
Dragon Age II
Final Fantasy V
Final Fantasy XII
Final Fantasy XIII
Jak 2: Renegade
Killer7
Killzone 2

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

IS anyone interested in Paradoxplaza games? Victoria II, Crusader Kings II, Hearts of Iron III and Europa Universalis III are difficult games but they're very interesting if you learn to play them.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Alpha Protocol and BioShock 2

I'd even go so far as to say that the latter was better than its predecessor.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 16 février 2012 - 07:23 .

[Inquisitor Recon]

Crysis 1
Bioshock 2 (I did not know this was unpopular)

Combat Mission, Theater of War, and a few other "hardcore" wargames. I would kill somebody for a modern game along the lines of Jane's Fleet Command.

Realistic flight simulators. Like DCS: A-10C. If I can ever master that game on full simulation difficulty I swear to God I could fly that aircraft IRL and fire a Maverick into somebody's car at 8km away.

[turian councilor Knockout]

Alpha Protocol, damn good and story and dialogue = Bioware see and learn how to do.

[LadyAly]

Dragon Age II got far to much hate in my opinion - I like it ;P

[Aslanasadi]

What Lady Aly said

[AllThatJazz]

turian councilor Knockout wrote...

Alpha Protocol, damn good and story and dialogue = Bioware see and learn how to do.

Yes. Good CRPG.

[lobi]

Alpha Protocol.
The Graveyard
Bioshock2 multiplayer
Hellgate London
Europa Universallis
Constantine
Frontlines
Homeworld2

[OmegaXI]

Run like Hell for the PS2

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

Call of Duty (2).



Also, I <3 Alpha Protocol.

Modifié par CrustyBot, 16 février 2012 - 10:18 .

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

CrustyBot wrote...

Call of Duty (2).



Also, I <3 Alpha Protocol.

COD 2 was epic! No objection is acceptable. Firing Mp-44 on germans, with high volume

AP is indeed underrated.