I think micro's should be banned. Dlc is okay however.

I could name quite a few...

Wolfenstein tno: inferior to rtcw,

Doom2016: inferior to Doom3,

Fallout 4: inferior to Fallout 3,

F.E.A.R.2: inferior to original

ALL DEUS EX GAMES FOLLOWING THE ORIGINAL

Street fighter 4: not terrible but too hard

Mass effect andromeda: haven't played it but judging by the reviews...

+ I could mentioned numerous games that I've bought that were supposed to be "amazing" but weren't to my taste.

A vr version of existing half-life games wouldn't excite me much.

But hl3 would be interesting though.

Some might disagree but in I found the ai companions in mass effect 2 useful enough!

I set the game on easy, and pretty much just sent my squad out in front of me for like every combat mission. Then I'd just casually stand back and take out the survivors. I barely bothered to utilize my special abilities and barely used a single health potion for the whole game!

Yep, you have to be more careful with written words because it's much easier to be misinterpreted.

Speaking tends to be more casual.

I probably come across as rather hoity-toity and intellectual online!

I'm hearing alot of complaints about rpg mechanics and bullet sponge enemies, but I'm not necessarily convinced that that is a bad thing.

Frankly I'm glad that they've spiced things up a bit from the last two installments.

Still, I'll probably have to actually play it first to formulate a proper opinion.

CDPR continues to impress.

I played that on pc and arcade! Good times!

On that note I think Dark Forces deserves a mention; very impressive for 1996!

I was going to say your parents were guilty not you but then I guess these days it's harder for parents to police children's gaming because of digital downloads.