Resonance of Fate -> That game is sooo good but I'm 10 hours in and just on Chapter 5. Dragon Quest IX -> I fucking hate Dragon Quest. Skies of Arcadia -> I forgot I owned it, lol.
70% of my games on Steam.
All I know is that any game I buy in 2010 will never be finished due to SC2 coming out and conusming the industry. GOTY 2010, get hyped.
Prince of Persia: Sands of Time - A bug prevented a switch from opening a door and I couldn't pass. I tried playing through a second time but other games came out that I wanted to play.
Ikaruga. I HATE YOU SO MUCH D: You taunt me with promises of a fifth level knowing full well I will never EVER be able to get there.
Lost Odyssey: Fucking turn me to stone, game over. Fair enough, but not when every single enemy (in groups of 6) does it towards the end.
Final Fantasy XIII: Such a waste of money, I'd literally rather play Action 52 than proceed any further into FFXIII. I love me some generic badly programmed space shooters.
" Ikaruga. I HATE YOU SO MUCH D: You taunt me with promises of a fifth level knowing full well I will never EVER be able to get there. Lost Odyssey: Fucking turn me to stone, game over. Fair enough, but not when every single enemy (in groups of 6) does it towards the end. Final Fantasy XIII: Such a waste of money, I'd literally rather play Action 52 than proceed any further into FFXIII. I love me some generic badly programmed space shooters. "
Final Fantasy III - That game... so fucking evil...
Far Cry 2 - it's not hard but I just became so bored with it after a few hours.
@KaosAngel said:
" @The_A_Drain said:
" Ikaruga. I HATE YOU SO MUCH D: You taunt me with promises of a fifth level knowing full well I will never EVER be able to get there. Lost Odyssey: Fucking turn me to stone, game over. Fair enough, but not when every single enemy (in groups of 6) does it towards the end. Final Fantasy XIII: Such a waste of money, I'd literally rather play Action 52 than proceed any further into FFXIII. I love me some generic badly programmed space shooters. "
Try out Resonance of Fate, it's better than FF13 "
Seconded. The combat and cutscenes in that game are anything but boring.
Paper Mario 2 - I got to the final boss, but then found out I missed a vital badge, that's required to beat the final boss if you never level grinded, and the game wouldn't let me leave the castle so I was stuck.
LoZ: Wind Waker - To get to the first temple after acquiring the Master Sword, you need a certain song. You can only get this song by hitting the frog in the water spout. The water spout occurs randomly so I spent 5 hours traversing the entire world map looking for it. I never found it.
Far Cry 2 after running in to one of the several game breaking bugs in the single player. Ran in to them twice and then gave up after Ubisoft didn't want to admit they exist.
Oblivion(so far but I'm working on it. I beat the Shivering Isles!) Persona 4(working on this too, but it's difficult and i've been really lazy lately) Resistance:Fall of Man(this game sucks so bad! My roommate agrees but everyone else loves it so I must be missing something. Still, I just don't enjoy it whatsoever) Final Fantasy X(Got inside of Sin, stopped playing. Restarted 3 or 4 years later, still playing it.) Dark Cloud
Resident Evil 5. I got stuck on the same enemy time and time again, more games came out and there it is. Eat Led: The Return of Matt Hazard. I love the game, but the leveldesign is so terrible I nerdraged and quit. GTA IV: I realized the closer I got to the end that I was getting more and more bored. And once I wuit, I haven't missed it for a second.
@HellBrendy: " Eat Led: The Return of Matt Hazard. I love the game, but the leveldesign is so terrible I nerdraged and quit. "
I was so close to that, SO GODDAMNED CLOSE. in two places, first when the Space Marines first show up and I didn't know quite how to deal with them, and then again when the testers/market/etc guys logon and there's that huge section without checkpoints where you have to go through this curved plaza type area. So glad I kept on going for the 1K though but I seriously wanted to punch the level designers.
Persona 3. Thanks Junpei, for constantly using the wrong attack and hampering the team. Actually, you're just the main criminal, the rest are accomplices because they're none better.
How crazy is a turn based RPG where you can't control the party? I feel like I'm fighting the monsters and the other three dudes I bring with me.
Also, if I'm not spending enough time training up, I run into a boss fight I can't possibly win and I have no ability to gain some extra levels. Ai.
Dead Space: Got bored after 5 levels of the same crap over and over again. Prince Of Persia 2009: As above Dragon Age: Time and install space Fallout 3: Bored me to death almost
Dodonpachi- too many bullets i couldn't beat the second level
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Second level is not that hard. The boss on that level dies pretty fast (if you have max bombs you could just spam them and he will die without being able to shoot a single bullet).
Sonic Unleashed. This is the ONLY game that frustrated me to the point that I could punch a hole in a wall.
Also, for a long time it was Fallout 3 - I fucking hate that game. Every time I tried to like it, something pushed me away. Finally, I got myself to finish it, only to regret that (thanks, Fawkes! Seriously, Bethesda knows how to fuck up an ending, Oblivion and F3 being prime examples).
I've had Dead Space since it came out and only completed it yesterday, it's a great game, i can't remember why i never played it. I have Oblivion sitting on my shelf, and i've only put about an hour into it but i just can't bring myself to play it.
demon souls---> felt bad after having it for a month from gamefly FF1 FF2 FF6 FF7 FF13-----> liked it for a while, then got bored. FF13 was just shit and i was avoiding fighting because i hated it so when i got to boss, one-shot dead!!!! FF1 and FF2 i played one my iphone
As much as I love RPGs; a vast majority of the games I purchase and never finish are RPGs unfortunately =( It's for the same two reasons 95% of the time as well. Some stupid dungeon design and I get lost and frustrated and put the game down and never pick it back up or when the game makes you grind pointlessly for hours on end to be able kill a certain boss to continue.
Some semi recent ones I still haven't finished are: Eternal Sonata, Lost Odyssey and Infinite Undiscovery. It's not an RPG; but I still haven't beaten Wind Waker after all these years of having it. Only Zelda game I own that I haven't beaten at least once yet. Every 6 months or so I sit down and start a new game and tell myself I'm not going to play anything until I beat it; but I never do. Either get bored of sailing around or stuck in a dungeon. I haven't wanted to use a guide or walkthrough to beat it yet because I feels it cheapens the experience a little, especially for a Zelda game. I might break down and do it anyway soon.
Saints Row 2-I was liking it until the gang wars aspect kicked in. Thanks Saints Row 2 for taking one of the worst things about San Andreas and randomly drop it into the game when I'm usually busy with other task.
Odin Sphere - Game is crazy hard. I'm on the second character playing on EASY and I'm getting owned by yetis in the snow stage. es Scarface - despite it's sandbox playing scheme, it was way too much grinding just getting everything in the catalog Ninja Gaiden Black - Was on the second-to-last boss, but I didn't have any potions, so I just stopped. Ninja Gaiden - I started playing Black first, so... Baten Kaitos Origins - I got to the fight against Bein, and it's too annoying to set up card combos in that game
Half Life 2: Run, shoot guys, puzzle. Got used to the formula, and since I played it in 2008/9 so it felt out dated. Fallout 3: Really dislike the shooting, and the engine. Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts: fun game I just never got around to putting the game back in.
I have come back to Disgaea off and on for over two years, yet can never seem to finish it off. It's the only game that I've come close to straight up giving up on.
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