Games You Greatly Dislike and Why

What games do you System Warriorsjust straight up dislike? Notthe games you think are over-rated but that you really just can't stand. Mine would be Fable 2 and most racing games.I read a lot about how great Fable 2 was and how expansive the game was. When I got it, to me it just sucked. I always felt underpowered due to the crap leveling system and couldn't progress in the game very well. I alsodislike most racing games as I kinda suck at them and they have very little if any story which is an important part of the game for me. I'm interested to see what you guysdislike and why youdislike them.

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I don´t hate any games,but I really dislike the Zelda games,never got into them really.

Gears of War. I don't even know why I hate it so much, but I can't stand playing it.

I hate the Devil may cry series. They are to hard for me and I wat to throw the controller when playing them.Easports48

Man up and play through it anyway.

I don't hate any games. I guess I dislike the 3D sonic games, for ruining a great franchise.

I don't really hate games.... I like to love, not hate.funsohng

Besides those games I don't dislike many games. Even if they have problems I can generally get past them but for some reason those two just bug the crap out of me

Everything gta from 3 on up. The controls (you know, the game part) are always god awful.

Every Fighting game alive :P

Gears of War. I don't even know why I hate it so much, but I can't stand playing it.

Phoenix534

Every Fighting game alive :P

VensInferno

Why?

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Every Fighting game alive :P

OneSanitarium

Why?

Gears of war 2, horrible Single player and a laggy and broken MP.

Every Fighting game alive :P

VensInferno

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Every Fighting game alive :P

VensInferno

Why?

Then LEARN one. Just one. Make it a BnB. Learn to expand upon that and experiment with different moves.

Especially when most fighting games don't have combos as the highest focus.

Try spending time with them.

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Every Fighting game alive :P

funsohng

[QUOTE="VensInferno"]

Every Fighting game alive :P

funsohng

Then how and why did Guilty Gear DIE!?

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Why?

OneSanitarium

Then LEARN one. Just one. Make it a BnB. Learn to expand upon that and experiment with different moves.

Especially when most fighting games don't have combos as the highest focus.

Try spending time with them.

Most of the mainstream shooters to be perfectly honest. They're all just so boring and repetitive. Games like Gears of War, Call of Duty and Killzone.

Each sequel is a rehash of the last game, the devs are lazy.

Fighting games, because it takes too much time to get really good at them. I mean a lot of time...

See TC, no one really hated COD here :PSaltyMeatballs

I'm actually very suprised that no one's mentioned them yet. For all the bashing they get, I would have expected them to be menitoned numerous times by now. I personally love the COD games.

Fighting games, because it takes too much time to get really good at them. I mean a lot of time...

theuncharted34

At a high level, yes.

For casual play? Not really.

Whats wrong with a game requiring you to work to be good at it?

Want something easy? Play Marvel 3 or Mortal Kombat. They basically reward you for losing so you can turn matches around.

(And yes, I damage control anything involving Fighters. :P)

Gears of war 2, horrible Single player and a laggy and broken MP.

spookykid143

While I agree that the multiplayer was and mostly still is broken, I don't understand the hate for the single player. Sure Scourge wasn't quite as badass as Ramm but the story's emotional moments touched me in a way no other game ever has.

BF BC1 - Playing after BC2 felt like such a downgrade.

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Gears of war 2, horrible Single player and a laggy and broken MP.

M13L13S

While I agree that the multiplayer was and mostly still is broken, I don't understand the hate for the single player. Sure Scourge wasn't quite as badass as Ramm but the story's emotional moments touched me in a way no other game ever has.

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Fighting games, because it takes too much time to get really good at them. I mean a lot of time...

OneSanitarium

At a high level, yes.

For casual play? Not really.

Whats wrong with a game requiring you to work to be good at it?

Want something easy? Play Marvel 3 or Mortal Kombat. They basically reward you for losing so you can turn matches around.

(And yes, I damage control anything involving Fighters. :P)

I wouldn't want to get fighting games just so I can get my *** kicked all the time. I would never spend all that time practicing and learning combo's, So I would always lose to the great players.

It wouldn't be a problem if I really loved the gameplay of traditional fighters, (then I would put some effort in it) but I generally don't care for them all that much :P

Star Ocean: The Last Hope

It's just an abyssmal game with absolutely no redeeming qualities. I started to hate life when I was playing that game.

Gears of War. That's really the only game I want to cry over, its just soooo bad. I hate it sooooo much.

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Fighting games, because it takes too much time to get really good at them. I mean a lot of time...

theuncharted34

At a high level, yes.

For casual play? Not really.

Whats wrong with a game requiring you to work to be good at it?

Want something easy? Play Marvel 3 or Mortal Kombat. They basically reward you for losing so you can turn matches around.

(And yes, I damage control anything involving Fighters. :P)

I wouldn't want to get fighting games just so I can get my *** kicked all the time. I would never spend all that time practicing and learning combo's, So I would always lose to the great players.

It wouldn't be a problem if I really loved the gameplay of traditional fighters, (then I would put some effort in it) but I generally don't care for them all that much :P

You do realize there is fun in losing when it comes to fighters, right?

You don't need to have god like execution and know how to combo from any random hit, or have amazing reaction time to enjoy a fighter.

Just playing with people is fun. I played Arcana Heart 3 against someone who hadn't played it yet and he was even using a pad and everything. Yeah I won, but he said he was still having fun.

People act like the skill requirement for fighters so damn high. Sure, maybe for higher level play. But just screwing around with friends has no requirement.

And then when you enjoy the game and have the urge to improve, you start learning more about it.

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[QUOTE="OneSanitarium"]

At a high level, yes.

For casual play? Not really.

Whats wrong with a game requiring you to work to be good at it?

Want something easy? Play Marvel 3 or Mortal Kombat. They basically reward you for losing so you can turn matches around.

(And yes, I damage control anything involving Fighters. :P)

OneSanitarium

I wouldn't want to get fighting games just so I can get my *** kicked all the time. I would never spend all that time practicing and learning combo's, So I would always lose to the great players.

It wouldn't be a problem if I really loved the gameplay of traditional fighters, (then I would put some effort in it) but I generally don't care for them all that much :P

You do realize there is fun in losing when it comes to fighters, right?

You don't need to have god like execution and know how to combo from any random hit, or have amazing reaction time to enjoy a fighter.

Just playing with people is fun. I played Arcana Heart 3 against someone who hadn't played it yet and he was even using a pad and everything. Yeah I won, but he said he was still having fun.

People act like the skill requirement for fighters so damn high. Sure, maybe for higher level play. But just screwing around with friends has no requirement.

And then when you enjoy the game and have the urge to improve, you start learning more about it.

Like I said I really don't care for the gameplay, It's not just that I'm not very good at them. I don't *hate* fighters, but for me they're an afterthought.

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[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

I wouldn't want to get fighting games just so I can get my *** kicked all the time. I would never spend all that time practicing and learning combo's, So I would always lose to the great players.

It wouldn't be a problem if I really loved the gameplay of traditional fighters, (then I would put some effort in it) but I generally don't care for them all that much :P

theuncharted34

You do realize there is fun in losing when it comes to fighters, right?

You don't need to have god like execution and know how to combo from any random hit, or have amazing reaction time to enjoy a fighter.

Just playing with people is fun. I played Arcana Heart 3 against someone who hadn't played it yet and he was even using a pad and everything. Yeah I won, but he said he was still having fun.

People act like the skill requirement for fighters so damn high. Sure, maybe for higher level play. But just screwing around with friends has no requirement.

And then when you enjoy the game and have the urge to improve, you start learning more about it.

Like I said I really don't care for the gameplay, It's not just that I'm not very good at them. I don't *hate* fighters, but for me they're an afterthought.

Well your no fun.

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[QUOTE="OneSanitarium"]

You do realize there is fun in losing when it comes to fighters, right?

You don't need to have god like execution and know how to combo from any random hit, or have amazing reaction time to enjoy a fighter.

Just playing with people is fun. I played Arcana Heart 3 against someone who hadn't played it yet and he was even using a pad and everything. Yeah I won, but he said he was still having fun.

People act like the skill requirement for fighters so damn high. Sure, maybe for higher level play. But just screwing around with friends has no requirement.

And then when you enjoy the game and have the urge to improve, you start learning more about it.

OneSanitarium

Like I said I really don't care for the gameplay, It's not just that I'm not very good at them. I don't *hate* fighters, but for me they're an afterthought.

Well your no fun.

Do you like shooters and action games?

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Like I said I really don't care for the gameplay, It's not just that I'm not very good at them. I don't *hate* fighters, but for me they're an afterthought.

theuncharted34

Well your no fun.

Do you like shooters and action games?

I pretty much at least try to like every game I play.

Dark Sector. I tried so hard to like that game. I even lied to myself telling myself that it was one of the greatest games I played. I quit about 2 hours through. I couldn't take it anymore, I just didn't like it. It was so hard for me to admit that I didn't like a game for the first time.

I can't stand Smash Bro's. I don't enjoy it at all but I don't know why, never have never will. Same goes for Power Stone.tomarlyn

Completely agreed.