games that u can't jump on something that looks like it can be jump able on. - games that u can't use ur arms to pull up on ledges. framerate issues on some games. - games that are to easy to play, some games out there are just easy to get into. - bad stories in a game. i hate games that don't have a good story or horrible one.
Yeah this ruined Dead Rising for me to. The game could've been soo much fun. But the bad saving system made playing it sort of a chore. waynehead895
The thing about Dead Rising is that you aren't forced to rescue a single person. You can literally start a game and spend the entire 72 game hours standing on the roof on the helipad and still beat the game. And the save system was in place so you couldn't exploit it and go back on a decision. It made you think twice about venturing into a place where you would most undoubtedly be killed or whether or not doing something was the right choice. I personally had no problems with the save system because dying was so difficult to actually do... most of the time I did it for the lulz.
I don't mind difficult enemies, but Twitchy AI can be a game breaker for me (rainbow six vegas, COD4). I swear that some enemies fire their weapons without even looking in my direction sometimes, and still getting a critical hit.
Well I experienced bugs on Fallout and Baldur's Gate where I couldn't complete certain quests. That's annoying and unacceptable, especially for games of that quality. Lag on Starcraft, Warcraft III, and the Resident Evil 5 demo. The loading and the gun controls for Dead Rising were really annoying too. Basically it's something that draws you out of the game, when you're playing a game that's almost perfect (in your eyes).
Poor writing and voice acting. Back in the day it was excusable because of low budgets and storage issues, but there's simply no excuse for games with multi-million dollar budgets to have such abhorrent acting and writing. What's worse is the gaming community actually endorses it (looking at you, GTA4 and MGS4).
I have to say I find it most annoying when a game glitches/freezes on me. Fallout 3 being a number one culprit. Also, I find it frustrating when Multi platform games get exclusive DLC... Fallout 3 again being a number one culprit. You might ask "But 0rin.. why, then, do you still play fallout 3?".. The only answer I can muster is... It's fun :P But really. Game-breaking glitches are so annoying, because they are amongst the things that should have been removed durring final testing etc. It's lame when a game gets rushed out the door so fast the devs have to virtually use the consumers as bug testers :/
Hype. It's like they hype a game up in reviews and previews but you actually play it for yourself, sometimes it wasn't as good as it was hyped up to be.
Loading screens. Instalations are fine, since I can go get food or something, but I hate 10+ second loading screens. I don't know why, it's just frustrating to sit there with a controller in hand with nothing to do.
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