What games have you given up on

[F4Frenzy]

Deathloop

I bought the game and it couldn't even launch it. Trailer looks great but all trailers do then the game ends up being completely awful. I also heard it's too easy so yeah I gave up on wanting to play that game

Edit: I also refunded the game

[TwisterCat]

Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

I have never been tested more than when I played that game. It is hard, it is harder than I could have comprehended going into it. I got hard-stuck on the part where you're supposed to save this guy from bandits, and I just couldn't beat them, I spent at least an hour trying to beat them, before I outright quit the game. I returned to beat it a couple months later though, and I thoroughly enjoyed playing it at a much slower pace.

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

Hedon , I just get bored out of my mind when I play the game ... if you think Doom and quake had a lot's of key searching this game is that but worst because the maps are pretty large.

actually since it's a GZdoom game I had more fun loading Doom 2 and Final Doom maps in Hedon then playing Hedon maps themselves.

[logith]

Warframe, I don't really have any intent on playing again, just get my daily rewards in case I ever get hooked again, doubt I will though. Railjack was the final nail in the coffin for me, but it started before that, for me it probably started with the Plains of Eidolon

The new player experience is still a joke. The revamped first mission is great, teaching you the basics in a good linear level, pretty cinematic too, good stuff. You unlock ship modules at a fairly alright pace, learning a bit what they do. Then you unlock the last and, what do you do. There are so many systems in place, it is very easy to get overwhelmed. If you are a new player if you want a good experience you either need the wiki up 24/7, or a veteran friend

When it was announced there was so much hype, open world, dynamic missions and massive and dangerous Terralysts. Was super cool at first, flying everywhere was awesome. Until it just became a grind island. Then Fortuna came out, another grind island, Heart of Deimos, another

It's an mmo (kinda, in a way), of course there is grind, but what are you left at endgame? Nothing. I guess you can do the Star Chart with the Steel Path with that Inaros build that won't ever die anyways, raids were removed so can't do that, pvp is a bigger joke than my will to live. At least we got Fashionframe, the true endgame

Kuva liches instantly annoyed me, it wasn't worth the annoyance and grind for me, Railjack was just, not good, at all. I don't know how the state is now, and frankly I don't care.

The core gameplay is fantastic though. The space ninja action still lives on and I don't see DE ever taking that away. Slashing your way through hordes of enemies, using powerful abilities leaving destruction in your path, it's good stuff. But why not just play Inaros, Octavia or Equinox, trivialising the game

Or maybe I've just gotten bored of the game or burned out, highly probable too

Oh well hopefully Harrow Prime looks cool once he comes out, I'm that rare person that uses Harrow outside of Eidolon Hunts. But after that, don't really know what else to do. Maybe I'll uninstall the game for good

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

Destiny 2 , brought the game when it was on blizzard battlenet , done the basic campaign and almost brought the expansion it's had back then.

The game moved on steam , I had my character transferred properly and played again a bit but in general I'm completely lost because the game changed so much and the last time I played I had no idea what was going on and where I was supposed to go.

[Brimzel]

DOOM 2016.

It was alright in the beginning, but then got stale really quickly for me, even made me sick every time I played it, not sure why. I still enjoy the older Dooms tho.

[logith]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Lemonfed:

Destiny 2 , brought the game when it was on blizzard battlenet , done the basic campaign and almost brought the expansion it's had back then.

The game moved on steam , I had my character transferred properly and played again a bit but in general I'm completely lost because the game changed so much and the last time I played I had no idea what was going on and where I was supposed to go.

It's very unfortonate it is that way. I've played since the beta so I know myself the mechanics and story and such, but can imagine it can be difficult for newer players. New Light is fine and all, but after it you kinda get thrown into it without a guiding hand. If there is anything you're wondering I could try to explain it, be it story-wise or gameplay-wise

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

Scarlet Nexus.

Some cool ideas, some really cool themes and an awesome soundtrack.
Other than those few things, it's a tedious, boring grind through boring areas with boring characters and a really basic combat system.

[marci 🎮]

Honestly, a lot of games, but one that i'm tempted to rethink is RS6. I think the steep learning curve scared me away very early on.

[Edge_Master]

the gaming industry in general

[TwisterCat]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Seldon:

Honestly, a lot of games, but one that i'm tempted to rethink is RS6. I think the steep learning curve scared me away very early on.

Siege? Yeah, I wouldn't. The learning curve right now is worse than it's ever been, and the game is infested with a plethora of issues, far too many to name on an OT thread.

[DucGrandma]

Far Cry 4, I mean once I played an Ubisoft game, that means I already played their game library.

[Von-Reaper]

Somewhat with gta online
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love the game but just burnt out well on it.
My return at a later date but not now.

[Phirestar]

Hand of Fate

Despite the fact that I managed to play through the campaign all the way to the final dungeon, I quit on the last boss. I never came to grips with how that game's combat system works, and as a result I don't enjoy it. It felt like some awkward mish-mash of real-time action and QTEs.

[Crazy Tiger]

Resonance of Fate. The characters are nice, the world building is great, combat is ok. It does a lot of things good. It's just that it's a massive grind, so I shelved the game when I was in chapter 6.

[marci 🎮]

Początkowo opublikowane przez TwisterCat:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Seldon:

Honestly, a lot of games, but one that i'm tempted to rethink is RS6. I think the steep learning curve scared me away very early on.

Siege? Yeah, I wouldn't. The learning curve right now is worse than it's ever been, and the game is infested with a plethora of issues, far too many to name on an OT thread.

Why the over 2000 hrs of playtime then?