No i am afraid it hasn't happened to me ever. Story makes me buy the next game but once i am in a game it does not matter.
 
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If you don't like that kind of stuff, stay the hell away from comic books.

Silent Hill 4, when you're asked to go thru  the levels you played before upside down, to reach the end of the game.
 
I got so disappointed, i only finished the game two or three months after, from that point on. 
 
But it was worth it!

yeah, kind of. i quit wow and now i started talking to people that play. i heard that blizzard change the entire game around. level 20 u get a mount. i was booo when i heard that. level 40 was the level that i got my mount on.

Hmm, that's gonna be hard. However, I'd give it to Final Fantasy VIII. The game was OK up until the parade thing, at which point things went awesome. Disc 2 stayed on the awesome train until the end, when it crashed into a Wile E. Coyote tunnel. Cliche romance comes in, Edea reveals that a future space witch was controlling her with time magic, and I just gave up on it.

Have any of you ever played a game that you were enjoying a lot, only to have something in the story basically ruin the whole thing for you?  The gameplay is still okay, and you didn't run into any show-stopping bugs, but some plot point happened that you either found revolting or that just made you stop caring entirely?
 
I actually had something like this happen to me while playing Valkyrie Profile 2.  I love the original Valkyrie Profile on the PS1.  It's easily one of my all-time favorites and had a story and characters I found moving, even through the unconventional manner that the plot was told.  I was absolutely psyched to play the second game when it came out.  As a prequel, it promised to fill in a lot of the backstory regarding some minor characters and events that were only touched upon and left unresolved.
 
The game was a lot of fun, too.  I burned through about fifty-some odd hours of it, revisiting cities and dungeons from the first game, meeting the new cast and seeing things unfold in some of the most breathtaking graphics I'd ever seen on the PS2.  It was pretty much everything I could have asked for.
 
And then this happened: