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I just asked my Dad about it and he said you can't really add the new graphics and mechanics in a patch.

Boom. ^

>caring about graphics
>at all

You can definitely add new mechanics. DLC is made for that sort of thing.

Quote from: TBlocks on January 20, 2016, 10:26:41 AM

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I just asked my Dad about it and he said you can't really add the new graphics and mechanics in a patch.

Boom. ^

>caring about graphics
>at all

You can definitely add new mechanics. DLC is made for that sort of thing.

These aren't little things like adding new characters in Smash Bros.
This would be like totally overhauling the hit detection in the game and making you download that.

I don't see what's wrong with caring about graphics. Sure it doesn't make the game, but if it's nice to look at then it's a bonus. Ugly games kind of hamper my enjoyment a bit.

Quote from: Big Boss on January 20, 2016, 10:33:12 AM

I don't see what's wrong with caring about graphics. Sure it doesn't make the game, but if it's nice to look at then it's a bonus.

A £40~ a year bonus?

If the game the graphics are attached to is really good, yeah.

These aren't little things like adding new characters in Smash Bros.
This would be like totally overhauling the hit detection in the game and making you download that.

Why would you need to "overhaul" anything? The games aren't that broken, are they?

9. Any type of "simulation" game that doesn't actually simulate anything

What do you mean by this?

Far Cry 2
Halo 5
Oblivion
Watch_Dogs
Advanced Warfare
All the assasins creed games

I don't really buy that many games I end up disliking. I mean, I used dislike in this case for stuff that was just plain awful to play. There's a couple like Dishonoured and Dark Souls where it was a great game but I just couldn't get into it, but I didn't dislike it. Just didn't get round to finishing it, stuff I didn't find notable in any way.

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Quote from: Fuddy Duddy II on January 20, 2016, 09:50:06 AM

9. Any type of "simulation" game that doesn't actually simulate anything

What do you mean by this?

Goat Simulator, et al

Business tycoons

stuff like that

Oh, right. Yeah, I hate the stuff that's just built in a day with free unity assets. Awful.

Gears 2 is the best game in the Gears of war Series.

So...mostly everything?

nah, that's like... about half

1. Destiny
2. Need For Speed: The Run
3. Need For Speed: Rivals
4. Armored Core V/Verdict Day's play style
5. Forza 5 for the lack of cars/tracks

1. Portal
2. Bioshock
3. FFVI
4. Halo: Reach
5. Myst
6. Rule of Rose
7. Too Human
8. Undertale
9. EndWar
10. Fallout Tactics: BOS

1. Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters
- Game is way too short, no memorable new characters, the weapons all sucked and weren't fun to use, and the game wasn't made by Insomniac. It also came out for the PSP before the PS2 which was something I didn't like.

2. Frontlines: Fuel of War
- Game had tons of potential and failed miserably in every category it delivered. When Halo and Call of Duty where in their prime in 2008-2009, this game was forgotten super quick, especially by me as I only played it for like a week and never touched it ever again.

3. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
- I was super excited for this game because I love MW2 a ton. I played MW3 and immediately I knew something was wrong with this game. It didn't have that authentic Infinity Ward feel to it because it wasn't the original team that made it. My friends and I went back to MW2 just a short time later.

4. Call of Duty: Black Ops
- This game's only redeeming factor, for me at least, is the zombies. Everything else about this game was just boring and not fun like the previous games but I'll admit this game was better than MW3.

5. Halo 4
- The only thing I enjoyed about this game was the story and that's it. Everything else with Halo 4 was just terrible. The multiplayer was even worse than Reach's, the maps sucked, the armor was butt ugly, previous game modes didn't come back, the new Forge mechanics were broken, and 343i's post-launch support was laughingly bad. I regret pre-ordering the Limited Edition of Halo 4 every day.

6. GTA: Liberty City Stories
- This game was a complete 180 turn from what San Andreas the year prior had and did to this franchise. Liberty City Stories didn't have a likable antagonist, story was extremely short, nearly every single feature that San Andreas had was nonexistent, and the game just looked downright ugly.

7. Ace Combat: Assault Horizon
- Assault Horizon was a slap to the face to the fans of this series. The game didn't take place in Strangereal, the story wasn't nowhere near to being good, the new Dog-Fight mechanic was basically the game playing by itself, and the helicopter controls were awkward as hell.

8. Halo Wars
- I gave this game so many chances and tried to like it but it just never clicked for me. When my friends and I got Command and Conquer 3 on the 360, we never touched Halo Wars again. C&C 3 is just a so much better console RTS game than Halo Wars in every category.

9. Need For Speed: Carbon
- Lots of people say that this is the "last good NFS game" but its not. The last good one was Most Wanted from 2005 which came out a year prior to Carbon. Carbon was soooooo easy its a joke. I beat the entire game in 2 hours on my very first playthrough whereas with Most Wanted took me around 2 weeks.

10. Grand Theft Auto 4
- When I do miss some of the online features this game had, Rockstar focused too much on the realism and graphics of this game and it made it boring. The single-player felt like a chore to play through, Niko Bellic is a winy bitch, there was literally nothing to do, and the overall craziness and ridiculousness of previous GTA games was not there.