Metal Gear Solid 3: Escorting Eva through the woods is fucking TEDIOUS.
Dark Souls: Framerate drops and the Bed of Chaos. What a sack of shit.
Bloodborne: Grinding Blood vials can be irritating until you unlock the best farming spot
Pokemon: Shiny locked legendaries.

Bloodborne: Rom is such a lame fight and grinding chalice dungeons sucks
Super Metroid or Metroid Prime: I get that I got a missile/energy tank expansion don't need tell me every time
Mass Effect: travel to optional planets was lackluster

Deus Ex looks like fucking shit.

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and story.

Amazing story. At least it was better in Fallout 4, even if all of their writing, once again, only went to the Brotherhood of Steal.

Except the way Autumn wanted to use it was going to kill people already infected with something.

I haven't played Fallout 3 for a while so I don't remember the exact details, but I remember what Autumn wanted to do was going to result in the death of a lot of people.

No, that's what John Henry Eden wanted to do. Autumn just wanted to fix the purifier.

Wasn't he working for Eden?

Either way, the story is a hell of a lot more engaging and interesting. I've played like 25 hours of New Vegas and I still have no idea what the story is about.

Autumn is working under Eden, but he's only using Eden as a puppet leader where Eden only really thinks that he's in charge. It's made apparent when you get taken to Raven Rock and Eden invites you to see him. Eden broadcasts to the Enclave soldiers to let you through, but Autumn immediately overrides that order.

As for NV, it's just a matter of preference for 3's more straightforward, linear story or New Vegas's more open-ended one. I personally prefer NV (well it's my favourite game so duh). I still love 3 and all the other games though.

Quote from: Fedorekd on November 03, 2016, 04:45:18 PM

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Quote from: Fedorekd on November 03, 2016, 01:00:02 PM

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Quote from: Luciana on November 03, 2016, 12:38:07 PM

Quote from: challengerX on November 03, 2016, 12:12:49 PM

and story.

Amazing story. At least it was better in Fallout 4, even if all of their writing, once again, only went to the Brotherhood of Steal.

Except the way Autumn wanted to use it was going to kill people already infected with something.

I haven't played Fallout 3 for a while so I don't remember the exact details, but I remember what Autumn wanted to do was going to result in the death of a lot of people.

No, that's what John Henry Eden wanted to do. Autumn just wanted to fix the purifier.

Wasn't he working for Eden?

Either way, the story is a hell of a lot more engaging and interesting. I've played like 25 hours of New Vegas and I still have no idea what the story is about.

Autumn is working under Eden, but he's only using Eden as a puppet leader where Eden only really thinks that he's in charge. It's made apparent when you get taken to Raven Rock and Eden invites you to see him. Eden broadcasts to the Enclave soldiers to let you through, but Autumn immediately overrides that order.

As for NV, it's just a matter of preference for 3's more straightforward, linear story or New Vegas's more open-ended one. I personally prefer NV (well it's my favourite game so duh). I still love 3 and all the other games though.

In fairness I haven't completed it so maybe it has a good story, but I don't know. It's just really dull so far.

I used to prefer Fallout 3 during my first NV playthrough or two before I committed myself to a completionist playthrough with all the DLC.

It puts a lot more emphasis on worldbuilding and character interactions to tell its story, and the majority of the side quests are meant to tie into the overarching conflict (and its conclusion) in some way which is why the post-Benny main quests by themselves are rather basic and seemingly bland. They act as more of a gateway to exploring the world and the conflict's impact on the settlements and characters you encounter, whereas Fallout 3's main quest was for the most part separate from the side quests, which were their own self-contained stories. Both approaches work in their own ways, it's just a matter of which style of storytelling you prefer.

There's also the fact that Fallout 3 tries to tell a more personal, emotionally driven story where the world revolves around the player, while NV gives you a completely blank slate to work with where the player revolves around the world, if that makes sense.

Street Fighter V:

Because Shitcom is an absolute joke of a company, this game has sooo many issues that need to be ironed out ASAP for Season 2. It's hard to pick just one thing, but I think the DLC characters desperately need a balancing overhaul. They're all pretty bad.

i actually despise capcom

Trying to swim in the Witcher 3 is like having the hand eye coordination of a fucking fighter pilot.

Quote from: TurkTurkBangBang on November 03, 2016, 12:55:27 PM

Morrowind: dice-roll combat that made it almost impossible to hit until you leveled the skill until around 30.

Morrowind's numerous game crashing bugs. I still haven't beat it because my save files kept deleting themselves.

Weird, I never ran into any real glitches on the Xbox version.

>"goddamn I haven't played Kingdom Hearts 2 in ages, lets pop that bitch in"
>start game
>be Roxas in Twilight Town

I-... I don't want to play anymore...

what the fuck dude that's the best part

KH2 has a godly prologue

Bloodborne: Grinding Blood vials can be irritating until you unlock the best farming spot

Where might this be

Starcraft: Brood War - The game can only handle so many units/buildings on screen at a time before you can't build anymore

GTA: San Andreas - The draw distance on the PS2 version is ass

Overwatch - Roadhog's hook can still get you even if you're not playing the game

CoD 4 - The M16A4 and Last Stand

MW2 - Commando lunge, Deathstreaks, the Intervention, and the map Underpass

Black Ops 2 - Quickscoping was cancer, even more cancerous than in MW2

Halo 2 - 343i basterdized the awesomeness and feeling of accomplishment of acquiring the Scarab Gun by having a skull that makes every gun the Scarab Gun in H2A

NFS: Underground 2 - You have to rice your car and make it look ugly as fuck in order to progress through the game

Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando - Can't upgrade the RYNO II

Pokémon RBY: The sheer amount of grinding it takes for the vast majority of Pokémon to learn one single good move in this generation is unbelievable. I have this Psyduck who only knows Scratch and Tail Whip, and it's level thirty-fucking-one. This alone is worse than anything else you could criticize about Generation I. At least the glitches are fun to fuck around with.

Pokémon RBY: The sheer amount of grinding it takes for the vast majority of Pokémon to learn one single good move in this generation is unbelievable. I have this Psyduck who only knows Scratch and Tail Whip, and it's level thirty-fucking-one. This alone is worse than anything else you could criticize about Generation I. At least the glitches are fun to fuck around with.

tfw you have a level 45 Charizard that only knows Scratch, Ember, Leer and Slash