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[spirosz]

Gamers are picky.

[Jozape]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Am I the only person here who has played both Fallout 3 and Fallout NV for over 300 hours and experienced less than 10 game breaking bugs?

Hell, I've had to restart ME1 more times than FNV because of bugs. No lie.

I only experienced 1 game breaking bug while playing New Vegas. I might have experienced 1 while playing Fallout 3, but I can no longer remember it.

Playing Fallout: New Vegas is still a nightmare for me though. The game crashes every 15 or 30 minutes without warning.

[ObserverStatus]

The Mad Hanar wrote...
Am I the only person here who has played both Fallout 3 and Fallout NV for over 300 hours and experienced less than 10 game breaking bugs?
Hell, I've had to restart ME1 more times than FNV because of bugs. No lie.

I only wish I knew what you had done to win the favor of the gods of code.

[spirosz]

Any game based off a movie development cycle is going to end up becoming a disappointment for yourself, lmao.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

spirosz wrote...

Any game based off a movie development cycle is going to end up becoming a disappointment for yourself, lmao.

But Disney games based on animations tend to be awesome (for kids).

[Blastback]

Deadpool was a big disappointment. Had some good moments, but really just didn't deliver. Shouldn't be suprising, as I never enjoyed the guy who wrote it, but I was hoping it would be better.

[EarthboundNess]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Am I the only person here who has played both Fallout 3 and Fallout NV for over 300 hours and experienced less than 10 game breaking bugs?

Hell, I've had to restart ME1 more times than FNV because of bugs. No lie.

Nope, I found NV to be no where near as buggy as some would claim, and I'd agree with the ME1 comparison too. I can't even count the amount of times I've moved after closing the galaxy map only to become trapped in it.

A couple of freezes and a fair few times stuck in rocks that I probably shouldn't have been climbing in the first place is all I've ever found that could be called game breaking. 

[Elton John]

The Witcher series.
Grand Theft Auto IV.
Dishonored.
Game of Thrones RPG.
The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct.

[Angrywolves]

Breathe of Fire Dragons Quarter.
Grandia 3.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Elton John wrote...

...I thought you were dead...

[Eternal Phoenix]

The rumors are true then Elton John? You survived?

I knew it was too good to be true my nemesis but I cannot rest until you are dead.

Draw your weapon and let us get this over with once and for all!

[Liamv2]

 

[mybudgee]

Fable 3

[Han Shot First]

How about Duke Nukem Forever?

I didn't play it myself but after 15 years of waiting fans of the series were really hyped up about it, and then all that hype was soon followed by crushing disappointment and epic rage. Jim Sterling called it "the sh*tiest game of 2011."

Modifié par Han Shot First, 16 novembre 2013 - 08:22 .

[ShadowLordXII]

No hesitation, Soul Calibur V is the worst game that I've ever played in my life.

Technically, there are worst games out there like Final Fantasy XIII, Ride to Hell and Duke Nukem Forever. What makes SCV objectively and subjectively bad was that everything it did wrong could have been easily avoided. But someone in development screwed up their priorities, resulting in one of the biggest disappointments of this generation and the worst game in the acclaimed Soul Series.

The game ticked me off so much that I made a five part review on deviantart explaining exactly why the game failed just to get it out of my system.

But for brevity, I'll give you the short summary:

The game was rushed out the door as admitted by it's director;

It's horrible story mode was incomplete again from the words of it's director and had multiple inconsistencies with the established canon of the series, not to mention the bad writing and poor execution;

Said-storyline which involved a very hate-worthy designated hero who goes from bad to worst and...way worse and is "rewarded" for his "heroism" with the most obvious, stupid, transparent and shark-jumping example of deus ex machina that I've ever seen since Avatar: The Last Airbender where a Lion-Turtle came out of nowhere and gave Aang the power to Energy-bend just before the final battle;

The gameplay was decent, but was needlessly complicated and geared more for hardcore competitive tournament gamers to the point of abandoning every other fan, not to mention selling out it's soul and unique identity;

Multiple characters had disappeared from the roster without explanation and took their combat styles with them;

Most of the new characters were rarely showcased and focus was placed on the least likable of the newbies that had screentime;

It pointlessly sacrificed character space to add in two half-assed mimic characters for a grand total of three mimic characters;

Two character slots were given to alternate versions of existing characters when they could've been merged into the same slot (Think Shiek/Zelda and Samus/Zero Suit Samus from Super Smash Bros) and the game was overall unrecognizable as a Soul Series game;

It has little to no offline content apart from character creator with highlights including the jarring absence of series' staples like an Art Gallery, Character Profiles, Character endings, Tutorial mode, Time Attack and a severe lack of non-aesthetic unlockables;

Yeah. The Soul Calibur Series was never perfect as some games had balancing issues and SCIV went a little far with the fanservice on it's female character's default oufits (Not as bad as DOA mind you), but...SCV has likely killed the series. That's how much of a disappointment it was to me and a lot of other fans.

[mybudgee]

Kane & Lynch 2

[eternal_napalm]

Mass Effect 3.

That ending.

[Splinter Cell 108]

The Tom Clancy games, mainly, they fell into an abyss in this generation. Once they used to compete in MP with the likes of Halo 2 and now they barely even make themselves known,.

[BouncyFrag]

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2. Despite the broken/crap boss fights in the first one, it had a great story, soundtrack, and awesome force powers. I figured the sequel would iron out some of the kinks and at the very least, hold its own from a narrative perspective. Not so much. And that ending...
http://www.dreamwidt...c/736109/574768

[Cribbian]

Most disappointing is Mass Effect 3 with Fallot 3 coming in second

[Vulpe]

Total War:Rome 2

[Eternal Phoenix]

I think I'll be adding Dishonored "GOTY" to the list of disappointments. Heralded as the new Deus Ex/Thief of gaming it presented little new in my opinion. The difference between it and Thief was that it had supernatural abilities that made stealth a walk in the park. The lacking non lethal options also made stealth boring. The other route (which had more options) was fun but you always felt as if the game was pushing you into stealth simply due to how the enemy encounters and level structures were. In my opinion it didn't achieve the same feat Human Revolution pulled which made both paths entire games of their own.

The game threw consequences or talk of your actions in your face at every second as if other games haven't done this before when in reality most of your actions and consequences were illusionary. Asides from the Mass Effect 3 esque-style ending (i.e different image stills) you were treated to a few trivial consequences such as more weepers and more guards in a high chaos world.

The story was predictable and having a pre-determined character with their own name and background who actually has dialogue but is silent was ridiculous. I didn't care for Corvo. Daud on the other hand was a far better character.

For me the amazing parts of the game was the atmosphere. The world was brilliantly designed. Combat was solid and the numerous solutions to quests was exactly what I remembered Arkane for with Arx Fatalis. The game doesn't care if you kill your way through. You can still beat everything and it doesn't hold your hand asides from the toggable quest markers.

But for me it just doesn't match up to Deus Ex Human Revolution which I think has the superior stealth, combat, level design, quest solutions, atmosphere and protagonist. Dishonored has actually made me yearn for Thief and asides from the setting and magical abilities, it didn't really feel like it was its own game.