Game logic, hate it or is it more entertaining for you? (Glitches, bugs and other nonsense)

I don't like invisible walls or unskippable cutscenes when the content can be repeated.

I hate broken escort quests/missions. The ones that aren't broken can be reasonably entertaining though.

What's also a pet peave of mine is when characters in cutscenes suddenly seem to lose abilities that they have in-game. Like when you walk into an obvious trap fully prepared to deal with it, and the cutscene promptly forgets all of that and gets you captured/exploded/whatever anyway.

I'm not sure how "Controls, camera or view problems" and "Visual bugs or problems (Anything that breaks your immersion visually - texture gaps, physics glitches, animation problems, framerate drops or lags)" are considered "logic" in any way. I'd say these are more poor game design than video games logic.

Escort missions are so annoying, TBH I don't like bot companions at all, even in Skyrim they are so annoying even if usefull in many ways. The only exception is Elizabeth from Bioshock, she seems more human than me :P

checkpoint system... where's my good old QUICKSAVE/LOAD button?

Escort missions are so annoying, AI can get so stupid it drives me nuts (literally). Also

I once played Aion on the first days and it was horrible.... there was a NPC to talk for a quest and then to start an escortquest and the NPC was buggy. Nearly 50ppl were standing near the NPC and trying to get the Quest

i also hate stupid side missions with impossible difficulty or when they are badly designed. GTA is the best example.

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Duuuude! all honorable mentions, if I could pick/vote 2-3 then I would. But what took the cake is my recently finished The Witcher 3...controls, both Geralt AND Roach (horse), man that was annoying!

Other honorable mentions are camera, think in Resident Evil (old ones) where you had fixed camera angle and if it didn't allow you to see, it was pretty much designed to be that way (jump scares maybe) or just a tiny slipup. But now, games that the camera just go NUTS and turns around you/your enemies without you wanting to, gash that's so irritating! how many keyboards, pads and maybe even tv's or monitors were damaged/broken because of that? XD

Good topic!

Enemies with unlimited ammo until you kill them. then they have like 3-4 bullets left. I get ti why, but it brakes the immersion.

I always saying in any game something like: "Yea, sure, you guys just stand there and I'll deal with thousand enemies", but at same time, escorting bunch of idiots which you must defend is my worst nightmare. I was just replaying Fallout: New Vegas, actually, and remember that quest :). Anyway, I love playing stealth in Fallout, but stupid companions open fire everytime, when your status gets "Caution", it's so annoying! Also, you can kill anyone with melee weapon, their body and blood can fly right in their allies faces and they will not give a shit, just because you was "hidden", they will not even get alerted! NO FUCKS GIVEN! No reputation/karma penalties either, you wasn't seen! All melee weapons in the game counts as "silent", even if it actually makes a loud sound and your victim screams in pain. It's just so stupid and funny at same time... You can kill lots of no-name neutral (or enemies, if you disguised) NPCs and get lot of weapons\ammo early in game. Oh, and you can also throw spear right in the head of enemy, while he talking with other guy. His friend, who saw this, will not give a shit about it, like nothing happened...

At same time, this is not working with certain enemies. If you kill one while "hidden", other enemies, in small radius, will be alerted forever (your status will be "caution", change to "hidden" for a moment and immediately change back to "caution" again). I killed Deathclaw with melee while hidden in their cave, other two, that was nearby was alerted forever, they couldn't see me, my stealth at 100, and it's dark in there. If you don't move (or move slowly), they will never notice you, even if you really close to them...

p.s. can't wait for Fallout 4, lol

Lazy level design with non-sensical obstacles which makes you look for an alternative route.
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I should vote bad escort AI, but I haven't seen it as often as I used to -- designers learned. And hell, sometimes it's even good these days. So instead, my vote goes to invisible walls. It's just bad design. There's no excuse for it. None.

IRL logic is weird sometimes too -- unvaultable chest-high walls and impassable gently-graded slopes among the worst (hmm... "invisible walls"? is that you again?...)

I don't mind the computer cheating so long as it's by design.

And graphical errors/flaws are something I probably actually enjoy.

Very nice list!

For me, the camera... i can handle the other options, with if the camera starts doing weird things i get nauseus and have to stop playing... it happens to me with Dark Souls, i only played for 5 minutes because the camera movement made me sick

Casually walks into lava pit... AAAARRGGHHHHHHHH!!!

God damn you invisible walls! You let me jump over that thing, but why not this thing? This thing is even shorter than that thing!

I just wanna vote escort missions in general. Just the whole concept of them isn't fun at all. I mean why the hell would I want to be protecting a random character that I don't care about with my own life. I already have my own life to be worrying about.
This as a concept needs to be dropped from games all together.
Games like wolfenstein the new order has it right. Anytime your going somewhere with a character before entering any fight scenes you all split up. So theres no protecting anyone. This is what games need to do!

But I voted controls camera and view problems. Because that makes or breaks a game. If you can't even look around properly then how are you meant to play the game?

I. Hate. Escort mission.

Invisible walls, definitely. Especially in open world games like pretty much any bethesda game. At least Fallout 3 made them somewhat believable by adding giant piles of rubble where the invisible walls were.

Speaking of game logic, I always felt dissapointment seeing how playing as a slightly insane dictator In Tropico series is not how the game was meant to be played at all.
I just wanted to build giant oppulent palaces for my cats and have people shot for being unemployed.

foot high fences in a game without jumping.