Name ONE thing that your favorite game does WRONG.

Since I have more than one favorite:

1) Fallout 3 - Intricate subway systems make tranversing them very tedious.

2) Oblivion - Not enough enemy types in an open ended world.

3) Dragon Age - Map designs make it seem like you're traveling in really long hallways. Should be much more open next time though I doubt this since this type of design is Bioware's trademark.

4) Borderlands - No voice overs for mission quests.

5) Red Dead Redemption - Free roam multiplayer involves members of a posse spread too thinly across the map. Makes finding others very tedious.

6) Bad Company 2 - Single player maps are beautiful. Multiplayer maps look pretty ugly in comparison.

7) Half-Life 2 - Sometimes the next action you have to undertake to progress is evasive.

8 ) COD 4 - Blurry textures. (Not fully HD?) That's the only flaw I've encountered so that's saying a lot about how much I love that game. The maps in particular are one of the best I've seen in a game.

Oblivion- Not enough achievments/weapons/armor/clothes/enemies

Dead Rising-Bad save system

Halo 3- no terrain editing in forge

Halo 3 - Forge controls are awful. orb_03_2006

1. Deadly Premonition - with the limited budget being problematic, i would have loved for them to fix the controls a bit more even if they left the graphics unchanged.

2. Fallout 3 - I absolutely hate the level cap at 30 (after Broken Steel DLC). Such a huge world, such a mesmerizing journey, which give the player so much freedom, just so we are limited to level 30 in the game. I absolutey hate this, because exploring the Wasteland being great fun for me, without even doing the quests yet, and i was already at level 26 once i got done roaming around. I wish they to do not limit the player like this again, ever....

Red Dead Redemption - MP Free roam is boring

Castlevania Harmony Of Despair - Random Level Generator woulda been nice

Alan Wake - Combat got old around chapter 4.

Mass Effect 2 - The character creator still makes it nearly impossible to make a good looking person.

RDR: Compettitive multiplayer bites in my opinion. Where all you have to do is walk to the back of the enemy base and spawn camp.

IMO Mass Effect 2 had A Crappy Leveling Tree

Halo 3 I wish had a terrain Editor to Really Make Custom Maps or at least Change terrain on the Maps that exist .

my favorite game ended, for this i was sad.

Fallout 3: Too much travelling. Especially tedious in replays.

Dragon Age: Glitchy. Just a few days ago I had to restart because a scene kept replaying.

Mass Effect 2: SCANNING.

GTAIV: Some missions are boring.

FFXIII: Leveling system too linear.

Lost Odyssey: Random battles. I like them on older games but it's just annoying now.

Can't chose which one is my favourite so they all get a go.

Halo Wars- Dual Leaders

Borderlands- No scaling of main game after Knoxx.

Halo: CE -Halo 3: Horrible Flood levels

Instead of cut scenes being forced to listen to tape recordings IE: bioshock, singularity, crackdown 2 etc...

Also not letting the characters speak IE: Bioshock, half life, dead space, etc....

Fallout 3: Too much travelling. Especially tedious in replays.

Dragon Age: Glitchy. Just a few days ago I had to restart because a scene kept replaying.

Mass Effect 2: SCANNING.

GTAIV: Some missions are boring.

FFXIII: Leveling system too linear.

Lost Odyssey: Random battles. I like them on older games but it's just annoying now.

Can't chose which one is my favourite so they all get a go.

Neon_Blaster

i agree with most of this in 1 way or another except for ffxiii the leveling system has been the same through every game you just level up and your stats change... there has really been nothing special about leveling up in a final fantasy game.

Fallout 3: Too much travelling. Especially tedious in replays.

Dragon Age: Glitchy. Just a few days ago I had to restart because a scene kept replaying.

Mass Effect 2: SCANNING.

GTAIV: Some missions are boring.

FFXIII: Leveling system too linear.

Lost Odyssey: Random battles. I like them on older games but it's just annoying now.

Can't chose which one is my favourite so they all get a go.

Neon_Blaster

1. Deadly Premonition - with the limited budget being problematic, i would have loved for them to fix the controls a bit more even if they left the graphics unchanged.

2. Fallout 3 - I absolutely hate the level cap at 30 (after Broken Steel DLC). Such a huge world, such a mesmerizing journey, which give the player so much freedom, just so we are limited to level 30 in the game. I absolutey hate this, because exploring the Wasteland being great fun for me, without even doing the quests yet, and i was already at level 26 once i got done roaming around. I wish they to do not limit the player like this again, ever....

EvilSelf

Play the game again and level up to 30 again? i dont see how raising your level above 30 is going to change anything at all to the gameplay you would get stronger and stronger and more over powered and your enemies would keep the same abilites. Not only that there is only so much game you can play eventually you will run out of things to do.

Red Dead Redemption: Spawn camping in multiplayer, wonky controls, some bugs

Oblivion: Ugly character models (really a minor complaint, I like my characters really stylized).

Super Street Fighter IV: As someone that didn't play SF until this generation, it is really, really, really hard to get into. I'm not complaining about the game difficulty, I just really wish they put a little more effort into a tutorial or the challenge trials.

Borderlands: S***y story.

I love Mass Effect, Halo, and Assassin's Creed 2, too, but I can't think of anything I'd want changed that would make the game noticeably better.

Mass Effect 2: SCANNING.

Neon_Blaster

This. There has to be a better way to give me metals for upgrades.

[QUOTE="Neon_Blaster"]

i agree with most of this in 1 way or another except for ffxiii the leveling system has been the same through every game you just level up and your stats change... there has really been nothing special about leveling up in a final fantasy game.

ZzZEVOLUTIONZzZ

[QUOTE="Neon_Blaster"]

Fallout 3: Too much travelling. Especially tedious in replays.

Dragon Age: Glitchy. Just a few days ago I had to restart because a scene kept replaying.

Mass Effect 2: SCANNING.

GTAIV: Some missions are boring.

FFXIII: Leveling system too linear.

Lost Odyssey: Random battles. I like them on older games but it's just annoying now.

Can't chose which one is my favourite so they all get a go.

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Oblivion - Ugly character models, lack of variety in monsters/gear/character voices. It needs more people in the wilderness and citys/encampments.

Oblivion - Ugly character models, lack of variety in monsters/gear/character voices. It needs more people in the wilderness and citys/encampments.

KillErmarinE15

Just remembered how I hated the voice of the guy who voiced the Dunmer in the game. So haughty pouty. I really miss the female and male Dunmer voices from Morrowind. I wished they used those instead.

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[QUOTE="Neon_Blaster"] FFX had the Sphere Grid where you could customise your characters by taking them on any path, and FFXII had a licence board where you had to decide what to focus on and what type of role your character would play. These are just two examples from other recent FF's. FFXIII had the similar idea but it wasn't as interesting because you were capped throughout the game meaning you had to level at the games pace, often meaning characters weren't really different at the same stage in different playthroughs. Also there was no 'leveling' up in the traditional sense in FFXIII because it was all crystarium. [QUOTE="dissembled"][QUOTE="Neon_Blaster"]

Fallout 3: Too much travelling. Especially tedious in replays.

Dragon Age: Glitchy. Just a few days ago I had to restart because a scene kept replaying.

Mass Effect 2: SCANNING.

GTAIV: Some missions are boring.

FFXIII: Leveling system too linear.

Lost Odyssey: Random battles. I like them on older games but it's just annoying now.

Can't chose which one is my favourite so they all get a go.

Neon_Blaster

Yes FFX had a sphere grid that you could level the way you wanted, However FF13 you can be any class in the game as well and level the way that you want to. It doesnt happen till disk 3 but it is still there. the sphere grid is pretty much the same exact thing as FF13 system. And like you said FF12 had a system where you had to decide what role your character would play and focus on that, FF13 is the same thing there as well you dont have to be every single role you can choose to focus on one thing and not branch off. You would have a hell of a time on some of disk 3's bosses but the option is there, just because the game caps you at a certain rank for a bit doesn mean that you HAVE to spend the points in a different area. Save the points and wait for the next section to unlock so you can max it our right away? FFX, 12, 13 they all did the same thing you get points you level up and all you do is move some spheres around so that you gain more abilities and raise your str, magic, health, etc...

Fallout 3: The Subways suck ME2: Too few items DA:O: It has too many dungeons... the Deep Roads in the main story suck...Mythomniac

Better than walking through radiated water LOL:P

The Orange Box- Got rid of hackers what a disappointment at least they were giving us new content Valve!

Oblivion - Leveled up(based on your level) loot and enemies

Fallout 3 - unresponsive controls, i get you are supposed to use vats and such but freestyle is terrible

Bordarlands - not enought character customation and skill trees/skills

ME 1 - Loading times

ME 2 - character leveling/skills too simplified, mineing

Dragon Age - Dialoge options don't always make sence, lvled enemies

Fallout 3-The fact that you can't grow past level 30, although I understand why they did it. It being a little too short to...

MW2- Campain is to short... why cant it be like call of duty 2... there were sooo many missions in that game and i couldnt beat it in a 7 hour gaming session on veteran... The 2 modern warfare campains have been pretty disappointing...:(

Gears of War 2 - WHY isn't RB the button to pick up a meatshield... ANYTHING but A would be great...

Super Street Fighter IV - The strict timing on the combos...

GTA4- takes too many bullets to kill (RDR fixed this nicely).

Oblivion- enemies scaling to your level makes leveling up seem not as fun/useful.

L4D 1&2- the mass quantities of enemies makes firefights turn into mass confusion and friendly fire, i would have prefered a slightly slower and methodical co-op horror that made you feel like you wern't just blindly firing at zombies inches away from you.(this is my opinion and others like this)

Gears of War 2 - WHY isn't RB the button to pick up a meatshield... ANYTHING but A would be great...

Super Street Fighter IV - The strict timing on the combos...

AtlanticRock

LOL i thought i was the only one that had the meatshield issue in gears of war 2 every time i play the game i end up stealing at least one kill by standing over a player that is downed and trying to dive away and end up picking them up. At least i play with friends though i just end up giving them one of my downs later.

[QUOTE="Neon_Blaster"][QUOTE="ZzZEVOLUTIONZzZ"] I'm currently playing the last quest to unite the armies (Paragon of Her Own in my case) and I haven't experienced any glitches so far in DA. Maybe I should prepare myself for them though as I don't know how far I am in the game. (Don't want to look at all as I don't want any portion of the game spoiled for me.) ZzZEVOLUTIONZzZ

Yes FFX had a sphere grid that you could level the way you wanted, However FF13 you can be any class in the game as well and level the way that you want to. It doesnt happen till disk 3 but it is still there. the sphere grid is pretty much the same exact thing as FF13 system. And like you said FF12 had a system where you had to decide what role your character would play and focus on that, FF13 is the same thing there as well you dont have to be every single role you can choose to focus on one thing and not branch off. You would have a hell of a time on some of disk 3's bosses but the option is there, just because the game caps you at a certain rank for a bit doesn mean that you HAVE to spend the points in a different area. Save the points and wait for the next section to unlock so you can max it our right away? FFX, 12, 13 they all did the same thing you get points you level up and all you do is move some spheres around so that you gain more abilities and raise your str, magic, health, etc...

[QUOTE="EvilSelf"]

1. Deadly Premonition - with the limited budget being problematic, i would have loved for them to fix the controls a bit more even if they left the graphics unchanged.

2. Fallout 3 - I absolutely hate the level cap at 30 (after Broken Steel DLC). Such a huge world, such a mesmerizing journey, which give the player so much freedom, just so we are limited to level 30 in the game. I absolutey hate this, because exploring the Wasteland being great fun for me, without even doing the quests yet, and i was already at level 26 once i got done roaming around. I wish they to do not limit the player like this again, ever....

ZzZEVOLUTIONZzZ

Play the game again and level up to 30 again? i dont see how raising your level above 30 is going to change anything at all to the gameplay you would get stronger and stronger and more over powered and your enemies would keep the same abilites. Not only that there is only so much game you can play eventually you will run out of things to do.

It is problematic because after level 30 you lose incentive to explore. Chances are when you hit level 30 you will have a lot of caps, a lot of weapons, armor, MISC. items, bobbleheads and all that. So if you cant even level up more then there is no incentive to continue exploring the Wasteland. And since i do not use the guide i want to figure out everything by myself and it takes time.

1. Deadly Premonition - with the limited budget being problematic, i would have loved for them to fix the controls a bit more even if they left the graphics unchanged.

2. Fallout 3 - I absolutely hate the level cap at 30 (after Broken Steel DLC). Such a huge world, such a mesmerizing journey, which give the player so much freedom, just so we are limited to level 30 in the game. I absolutey hate this, because exploring the Wasteland being great fun for me, without even doing the quests yet, and i was already at level 26 once i got done roaming around. I wish they to do not limit the player like this again, ever....

EvilSelf

I thought about Deadly Premonition, but thought better against it. I'd love to see a sequel, and I don't think the controls hurt it that much at all. It goes with the late 90's survival horror tank control genre just like the rest of the game. However I would love for them to change the map. That is just punch your tv frustrating right there. When I get back into it to finish it I am going to print my own because only being able to zoom out as far as it lets you is about the most annoying thing I have ever seen in a game.

[QUOTE="EvilSelf"]

1. Deadly Premonition - with the limited budget being problematic, i would have loved for them to fix the controls a bit more even if they left the graphics unchanged.

2. Fallout 3 - I absolutely hate the level cap at 30 (after Broken Steel DLC). Such a huge world, such a mesmerizing journey, which give the player so much freedom, just so we are limited to level 30 in the game. I absolutey hate this, because exploring the Wasteland being great fun for me, without even doing the quests yet, and i was already at level 26 once i got done roaming around. I wish they to do not limit the player like this again, ever....

billyd5301

I thought about Deadly Premonition, but thought better against it. I'd love to see a sequel, and I don't think the controls hurt it that much at all. It goes with the late 90's survival horror tank control genre just like the rest of the game. However I would love for them to change the map. That is just punch your tv frustrating right there. When I get back into it to finish it I am going to print my own because only being able to zoom out as far as it lets you is about the most annoying thing I have ever seen in a game.

A good tip i used for the map issue was: every time i use the map, i made sure the little triangle in the top right-hand corner is always pointing NORTH. The map rotates, which is a big issue, so just try to position yourself (your character) in a way that the arrow always point to the NORTH. You will learn the map really quick this way.

Another tip, if you go the Greenvale Hotel, there is a huge map of the city on the wall, right next the second-floor stairs. You can then draw it on a piece of paper or something.

Hope this helps friend!

Deadly Premonition has become one of the top three my favorite games of all time!