MoguMoguArt
In love with cheese
Actually i've tried Undertale but i'm bad at those types of games so i basically rage quit at the Napstablook fight
Games everyone seems to love, but you just couldn't get into.
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Wolf-Snipe
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Wolf-Snipe
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I know that feeling....honestly i haven't played Quake Champions (yet), but from what i saw...just kinda dont speaks to me.
Got same "issue" as you, but with that difference that my stardards lies in Quake 3
ilexdusk
Stinky but Kawaii ;3
Same... that and multiplayer just doesn't really appeal to me anymore. Forever a loner T-T
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Sagt
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Just thought of some other games to add onto my earlier post:
Bioshock Infinite, Far Cry 3, Sonic Generations and FTL: Faster Than Light
Bioshock Infinite, Far Cry 3, Sonic Generations and FTL: Faster Than Light
PlusThirtyOne
What DOES my username mean...?
Gonna pick up and try New Vegas again. i got it on release day and was reeeeeally disappointed with it. Everyone else seemed to love it but i just couldn't get into it. Maybe now that there's MORE THAN ENOUGH mods out there i might be able to fix all the problems i had with it.
i want more RPGs like Morrowind where your character learns by doing rather than just killing. it makes no sense when you can pour endless experience points into a school or skill your character has never or rarely done. For instance, in Fallout3 and Vegas, despite having never even jiggled the doornob, my character can buff their lockpick skill to master level by murdering things. What?! How does that work?! -And how does stomping on cockroaches make my hand grenades stronger???
i want more RPGs like Morrowind where your character learns by doing rather than just killing. it makes no sense when you can pour endless experience points into a school or skill your character has never or rarely done. For instance, in Fallout3 and Vegas, despite having never even jiggled the doornob, my character can buff their lockpick skill to master level by murdering things. What?! How does that work?! -And how does stomping on cockroaches make my hand grenades stronger???
Ieatcrackersandjumpcliffs
Fighter of the Nightman
Dark Souls.
I can't get into it. I hear a lot of fans including my boyfriend say "it's meant to be hard! >:3 Such a grind." I am tempted to say it might be a PR tactic to cover for game flaws
I can't get into it. I hear a lot of fans including my boyfriend say "it's meant to be hard! >:3 Such a grind." I am tempted to say it might be a PR tactic to cover for game flaws
Tavelius
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I'm a huge Dark Souls fanboy, I even purchased a used ps4 to play bloodborne, but I agree. The second one especially was marketed around being too hard, and in the game itself there are a lot of reused ideas from the first one, and most of the difficult parts are accomplished by throwing more enemies at you, and multi-creature bosses, which is rather cheap. The first Dark Souls barrier of entry is rather steep, and the PC port is crap, but in the second and third ones the learning curve is manageable and the combat more fast paced and fluid, and magic isn't a chore. When recommending the franchise I say go for the second or third one, but the first one will always have a special place in my heart. <3
Eh... the experience point system is relatively minor compared to what came up in later Bethesda IPs. What immediately comes to mind are the absurd number of "quality of life" perks in both Skyrim and Fallout 4 that are solely there to make things easier at higher levels, rather than to allow you to do something that wouldn't otherwise be possible strictly through game mechanics.
Fortunately, that's what mods are for.
noxnogatabah
New Member
I can't get into most FPSs in general. A lot of modern Military Guy Shooties Things games just don't look interesting to me, especially ones that look wayyyy too much like CoD. CoD's alright, though. If I ever do play FPSs, though, it's usually the old Dooms, Turok, Time Splitters, and Perfect Dark.
MalloMoo
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I tried really hard to get into Far Cry, Uncharted, Tomb Raider, but for some reason I just couldn't do it. Don't get me wrong, I love trying to collect things, Wildlands was incredibly fun for a while when I had others to play with. I just didn't like the characters of the other ones for me to really get into it.
Another tough one was the Disgaea series. I love tactical RPGs, but it was just... annoying to me.
Also, Dark Souls. Because no thank you, I hate myself as it is and I don't need to smash controllers.
Another tough one was the Disgaea series. I love tactical RPGs, but it was just... annoying to me.
Also, Dark Souls. Because no thank you, I hate myself as it is and I don't need to smash controllers.
Karatine
Kat
Witcher 3: It's good, but nothing has hooked me into it and makes me want to play more. Even after 20 hours.
Enderal (Mod for Skyrim): Same deal with Witcher 3. And the whole skill books-as-your-only-way-of-increasing-your-skills felt like a dumb idea.
Half Life 2 Ep1: Nothing really wrong with it, I just think it's a mundane shooter. But I think that contrasts heavily with a lot of people's opinions on it.
Thomas Was Alone: People seemed to really care about the characters and story, and that it's emotionally moving. I never really felt anything throughout the story, or for the characters. Except maybe frustration when a character wouldn't jump and falls off the edge.
Mario 64: I was awful at it with the tank controls. I find the graphical style really unsettling for some reason. Never finished it.
Bioshock Infinite: It started off looking like it would be a great game, but once the plot got off the rails it had really lost much of its initial charm. I was beyond caring once the big twists and reveals set in. After completing it I don't understand why people consider it a masterpiece. Or to be that fun of a game.
Enderal (Mod for Skyrim): Same deal with Witcher 3. And the whole skill books-as-your-only-way-of-increasing-your-skills felt like a dumb idea.
Half Life 2 Ep1: Nothing really wrong with it, I just think it's a mundane shooter. But I think that contrasts heavily with a lot of people's opinions on it.
Thomas Was Alone: People seemed to really care about the characters and story, and that it's emotionally moving. I never really felt anything throughout the story, or for the characters. Except maybe frustration when a character wouldn't jump and falls off the edge.
Mario 64: I was awful at it with the tank controls. I find the graphical style really unsettling for some reason. Never finished it.
Bioshock Infinite: It started off looking like it would be a great game, but once the plot got off the rails it had really lost much of its initial charm. I was beyond caring once the big twists and reveals set in. After completing it I don't understand why people consider it a masterpiece. Or to be that fun of a game.
Wolf-Snipe
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Lost Planet its more like TPS ^^
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Sagt
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Pretty much any MOBA, the learning curve is pretty rough for a lot of them.
silver0322
Member
No man sky. I just couldn't get into it.
Beatle9
Ash Cinder
Really? People like that game, all I've heard from people is how disappointed they were with it.
silver0322
Member
now that the update hit and its what they promised to begin with. people seem to like it.
Beatle9
Ash Cinder
Ah, maybe I'll have to reinstall it and give it another go then...
Dongding
The sheep
Tank controls?
i want to say Elite dangerous
ive given up on it the game is shit its got a lot of fun elements but overall its crap
the most fanboy elitist community in exsistance
the game assumes you have no life
everything is a chore
the game almost discourages you from exploring combat
you can lose all your progress over really stupid shit
the game is just fucking shit
ive given up on it the game is shit its got a lot of fun elements but overall its crap
the most fanboy elitist community in exsistance
the game assumes you have no life
everything is a chore
the game almost discourages you from exploring combat
you can lose all your progress over really stupid shit
the game is just fucking shit