King Krokodil
I CANT BELIEVE UT LOST TO FUCKING MIAMI
Sigh. Fallout 76.
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We were so excited to play that, didn’t even end up getting it, I remember so many people irl were also excited. Nothing but disappointment and sad reactions since day one.Sigh. Fallout 76.
I think something Critikal said sums everyone’s feelings up pretty well: (first eight seconds)We were so excited to play that, didn’t even end up getting it, I remember so many people irl were also excited. Nothing but disappointment and sad reactions since day one.
I think something Critikal said sums everyone’s feelings up pretty well: (first eight seconds)
I was just about to come into this thread and say the exact same thing. Elden Ring really left me disappointed once the feeling of "new" settled. Well before that too, truthfully.I'm just gonna make myself a target for universal hatred and say Elden Ring. I just expected so much more.
I'm convinced the reason it got such great reviews is the fact reviewers get pretty limited time to spend with a game and you just can't notice all the repetitiveness and uninspired decisions in 30 or even 60 hours. I wasn't particularly excited even at the start but that was probably because I wasn't in the best place mentally at the time, but once the dust settled it just left me with a bad taste in my mouth. Copypasted dungeons, excessive repeating of the same bosses, even the unique bosses often have pretty interchangeable movesets and it didn't bring that much new to the table.I was just about to come into this thread and say the exact same thing. Elden Ring really left me disappointed once the feeling of "new" settled. Well before that too, truthfully.
The world was neat, but the actual gameplay itself left me me wanting something more.
DS3 and Bloodborne remain undefeated for me
Also don't even get me started on some of their choices for boss design. I am looking directly at Malenia ......I'm convinced the reason it got such great reviews is the fact reviewers get pretty limited time to spend with a game and you just can't notice all the repetitiveness and uninspired decisions in 30 or even 60 hours. I wasn't particularly excited even at the start but that was probably because I wasn't in the best place mentally at the time, but once the dust settled it just left me with a bad taste in my mouth. Copypasted dungeons, excessive repeating of the same bosses, even the unique bosses often have pretty interchangeable movesets and it didn't bring that much new to the table.
Now don't get me wrong, "Dark Souls: More Of It" is not a format I'm against on principle, but that's not even what this is. Dark Souls 3 had memorable bosses that didn't really repeat (I might be forgetting some exception but if it does exist it is an exception). The world was carefully crafted to reward you for going everywhere, no "here's 5000 acres of a forest with nothing really in it". I'm just not a fan of giant open worlds in general because they tend to end up feeling empty, and ER was better than most in that regard but still suffering from a lot of the same issues.
This! I dislike how the weapons aren’t durable.. and the rain..Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
It's not a bad game, but I found myself getting bored of it pretty quickly. I can't do much because my stamina is crap, but to get more stamina I have to do the shrines, and I found the shrines repetitive and boring. The game is not LoZ enough to be LoZ for me, and it's not Elder Scrolls enough to be an Elder Scrolls game, if that makes sense.
Honestly, I don't blame you, and this is coming from someone with over 2,000 hours in Skyrim. I used ot be able to play it for days on end, but it just sorta feels...empty to me now. I'd rather play shorter, more story rich RPGs like Dragon Age nowadaysSkyrim.
I REALLY wanted to love it, but I couldn't get myself into it.
It looked pretty and was really good when it first came out, but in some ways it hasn't aged so well.Honestly, I don't blame you, and this is coming from someone with over 2,000 hours in Skyrim. I used ot be able to play it for days on end, but it just sorta feels...empty to me now. I'd rather play shorter, more story rich RPGs like Dragon Age nowadays
Was super disappointed with Earthblood. I love Werewolf The Apocalypse and was extremely let down with the game's treatment of the system and setting.Most recently, Werewolf: The Apocalypse. I was hoping to lick my wounds over the delay of Bloodlines 2, with what I hoped would be a quality WoD title to tide me over.
No such luck. Subpar graphics, a poorly written/fleshed out storyline, and repetitive combat mechanics. Mass Effect: Andromeda is a close second for similar reasons.
Was super disappointed with Earthblood. I love Werewolf The Apocalypse and was extremely let down with the game's treatment of the system and setting.