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[UltimaBACON]

Mass Effect 3
Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Grand Theft Auto IV
Journey
Final Fantasy XIII
Fallout 3
SimCity

[Newschmoo]

I found Fable 3 disappointing, compared to the first two, to the extent I stopped playing it midway and eventually finishing it months later.

I also found the the first Assassin's Creed is a bit repetitive and AC3 was a bit disappointing, mainly because I found the protagonist dull and I played it straight after AC2 which was a great game (as is AC4 which I thoroughly enjoyed).

I also found ES Oblivion hard to play on XBox. The combat felt like such hard work I gave up. Skyrim is so much better.

[Milan92]

Persona 3. I loved the game to bits but the ending completly ruined replay value for me.

Modifié par Milan92, 20 décembre 2013 - 01:11 .

[Mr.House]

Milan92 wrote...

Persona 3. I loved the game to bits but the ending completly ruined it for me.

[Jorji Costava]

I'd put Spec Ops: The Line in this category. The burgeoning "Oh, you're playing this game? That means you suck as a person!" genre just doesn't do it for me. The game's distinct lack of subtlety ("John Konrad?" What could that possibly be a reference to?) didn't help matters either.

[Angrywolves]

FFXIII and FFXIII-2

[AventuroLegendary]

I would have enjoyed Fable 2 more than 1 if the combat were more challenging. Like Dark Souls challenging.

J. Reezy wrote...

Milan92 wrote...

Persona 3. I loved the game to bits but the ending completly ruined replay value for me.

I don't know what to say...

The more I post in this forum, the more it seems like I will be spoiled.

[Nerevar-as]

osbornep wrote...

I'd put Spec Ops: The Line in this category. The burgeoning "Oh, you're playing this game? That means you suck as a person!" genre just doesn't do it for me. The game's distinct lack of subtlety ("John Konrad?" What could that possibly be a reference to?) didn't help matters either.

It´s a remake of "Heart of Darkness" after all. It´s an interesting view of how somebody could become considered a war criminal despite all his choices being reasonable at the moment of taking them.

On topic:

DA2 - wasn´t expecting much of the gameplay, but the plot sucking that much was a nasty surprise.
ME3 - because even if 90% of the game is great, retroactively ruining 3 games in the last 10 minutes makes it deserve to be here.
Gothic 3 - not that bad, but felt more like 3rd person view Elder Scrolls than Gothic. If they wanted to imitate that saga, at least they could have picked Morrowind.
Front Mission Evolved - how can you even make a game about giant robots fighting each other so pathetic?
Assassin´s Creed - the original. Starts OK, you go to the first mission all right, then the next is almost the same, and so on. Combat gets boring fast too, with Counterattack being OP to the extreme.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Assassin's Creed makes my list too. The combat and climbing were a clunky mess. The sequel fixed that but dragged on too long for me and became boring.

[Rusty Sandusky]

UltimaBACON wrote...

Journey

U WOT M8?

[Dominus]

Assassin's Creed makes my list too. The combat and climbing were a clunky mess. The sequel fixed that but dragged on too long for me and became boring.

I agree about the combat, but greatly disagree on the climbing. I thought it was an fresh, more realistic take on platforming level design. AC2 had the combat down better, but felt less engaged with the story.

Modifié par DominusVita, 20 décembre 2013 - 12:05 .

[Sir DeLoria]

I liked FO3 a hell of a lot more than New Vegas. The story was more interesting, the settings and locations were better, the companions were better, the DLC was better and the factions in NV were all terrible.

[Milan92]

Milan92 wrote...

Persona 3. I loved the game to bits but the ending completly ruined replay value for me.

After some thinking and ice cream I take this back 

[Gravisanimi]

Necanor wrote...

I liked FO3 a hell of a lot more than New Vegas. The story was more interesting, the settings and locations were better, the companions were better, the DLC was better and the factions in NV were all terrible.

I had this same opinion until about a year and half ago, then I gave NV another chance, and I enjoyed it much more than 3.

I still have no full understanding of why that is.

Modifié par Gravisanimi, 20 décembre 2013 - 02:21 .

[Argentoid]

Mass Effect 2
Gears of War: Judgement
BioShock Infinite
Dragon Age II
Assasin's Creed: Revelations
Resident Evil 6

Modifié par Argentoid, 20 décembre 2013 - 04:07 .

[Argentoid]

spirosz wrote...

Gravisanimi wrote...

I kind of laugh at anyone crying out ME3 was the biggest blunder of this generation. There are much worse things than a debatable disappointing ending.

Who says I'm just pointing out the ending?  I didn't mind the ending, the game itself was the problem.  

What happened? Your LI didn't get enough attention in ME3?

[Eternal Phoenix]

DominusVita wrote...

Assassin's Creed makes my list too. The combat and climbing were a clunky mess. The sequel fixed that but dragged on too long for me and became boring.

I agree about the combat, but greatly disagree on the climbing. I thought it was an fresh, more realistic take on platforming level design. AC2 had the combat down better, but felt less engaged with the story.

I actually thought AC2 did the story better and the missions were far more varied. That's my opinion. AC1 had the level design right but the mission design was repetitive. After AC2 I wasn't much interested in the series though. The ending was a joke IMO and I heard the later entries were practically using the same gameplay mechanics (to the point where they felt like expansions) and since I find AC lacking in replay value I gave up on the series.

The whole premise was great and revolutionary but they've not come up with much new since asides from the ship battles.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Can anyone clarify me what is AC4 about? I have just figured out "being a pirate".

[Nole]

Argentoid wrote...

spirosz wrote...

Gravisanimi wrote...

I kind of laugh at anyone crying out ME3 was the biggest blunder of this generation. There are much worse things than a debatable disappointing ending.

Who says I'm just pointing out the ending?  I didn't mind the ending, the game itself was the problem.  

What happened? Your LI didn't get enough attention in ME3?

Most likely.

[Nerevar-as]

Elton John is dead wrote...

DominusVita wrote...

Assassin's Creed makes my list too. The combat and climbing were a clunky mess. The sequel fixed that but dragged on too long for me and became boring.

I agree about the combat, but greatly disagree on the climbing. I thought it was an fresh, more realistic take on platforming level design. AC2 had the combat down better, but felt less engaged with the story.

I actually thought AC2 did the story better and the missions were far more varied. That's my opinion. AC1 had the level design right but the mission design was repetitive. After AC2 I wasn't much interested in the series though. The ending was a joke IMO and I heard the later entries were practically using the same gameplay mechanics (to the point where they felt like expansions) and since I find AC lacking in replay value I gave up on the series.

The whole premise was great and revolutionary but they've not come up with much new since asides from the ship battles.

They introduced chain kills in close combat, so it´s no more countering all the time. Brotherhood it´s my favorite so far, I enjoy more Ezio´s life because I get most of the references. In AC III I´m most of the time wondering who those guys are, and it doesn´t help that Heytham seems to be a much better character than Connor.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Can anyone clarify me what is AC4 about? I have just figured out "being a pirate".

Well they killed the cow and now they have scientists trying to work out how to extract milk from its DNA and tissue (or something like that). Currently they are furiously milking the remaining substance from the dead corpse with two console AC titles planned for release next year.

Rumors have it that the guy doing the milking holds the world record for longest masturbation.

[Isichar]

Mass Effect 3 is my most disappointing because of the direction they took the story. The Reapers are by a large margin the most wasted potential I have ever seen in a story. The Reapers were built up to be this amazing unknown enemy that could not be understood, turns out their logic is complete garbage that can be summed up by saying "Synthetics and organics will always fight, so we will kill them all to prevent that. Disagree? **** you our army is larger" and how do we defeat this great enemy with garbage logic? A magic unexplained super weapon that pops up conveniently the exact same time the Reapers do (don't question it, just go with it). It did not help that the original ending had no emotional payoff with your team members because according to the writers they did not realize we cared so much, which basically tells me that they completely missed the point of why I played the series to begin with... And it did not help that the only thing that kept my Shepard from surviving was that I did not play multiplayer, which is hilarious since the only thing I read about the game beforehand is that multiplayer would not be required for the endings.

FO:NV is a runner up for taking a great game and releasing it in a completely unplayable state. I know these companys keep acting like releasing broken games should not matter in this day and age but it does.

Modifié par Isichar, 21 décembre 2013 - 09:07 .

[UltimaBACON]

ThisOnesUsername wrote...

UltimaBACON wrote...

Journey

U WOT M8?

Yeah, you heard me. That game was pointless, and whatever I was supposed to get out of what was otherwise a mediocre run of the mill 3D platformer was lost on me.

Modifié par UltimaBACON, 22 décembre 2013 - 12:06 .

[Anacronian Stryx]

Mass Effect 2 - a almost complete devolution of the first Mass Effect, The plot(let us call it that) is told backwards, Story points are dropped or never addressed, Gone is the sense of wonder and grandeur and replaced with surplus henchmen that are poorly developed and makes little sense to the narrative.