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It could mean that those games arn't as great as everybody thinks they are.
It is also possible you have mastered the art of determining for yourself what you like, a rare skill.
It could mean that those games arn't as great as everybody thinks they are.Fredrick2003xYeah, they're only fooling themselves with their stupid "opinions". :roll:
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It could mean that those games arn't as great as everybody thinks they are.
It is also possible you have mastered the art of determining for yourself what you like, a rare skill.
Fredrick2003x
I liked that hehe. I also liked the hint that Crysis isn't as good as it's suppose to be. That game and it's bog standard first person shoot um up disguised behind a lots of grass, trees and a crap load of bloom.
I also agree that there was nothing amazing about Crysis, seemed like just another FPS tp me.
Anyway back on topic, I also have the same sort of problem with games, you wouldn't believe how many games I've never finished cos I just got fed up of them. For me it seems to be alot to do with repetitiveness in games, I can't stand it where you've got some mission/quest to do the same thing over and over again.
Worst offenders are having to collect a stupid amount of something, like in Bioshock where you had to collect 13 of something, 8 of something else and 12 of some other thing, in fact it was at that point that I stopped playing Bioshock. Also missions where you just have to go to some room and push a button (sometimes you don't even get to push a button, you just have to go to the room) which I don't really mind, but when you've done it about 5 times in a row I find it does start to get just a wee bit tedious.
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