I'm fairly sure he wasn't bragging about his completion time :p
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If you don't like the game, you don't like the game. I don't see why the game has to be bad or why the person has to be faulty. - That said I have played MW3 MP for +100 hours, it was fun, sometimes it wasn't.
If a game is genuinely bad, no one plays it. If it's popular, that means it is entertaining people aka. it's "good". But it doesn't mean everyone likes it.
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I couldn't even make it through the demo so I don't think it's you. Bad game. Bad.
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Rure you are to young for this game, you will no understand this game...
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Deus Ex:HR, quit on the last mission because I got bored.
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Crysis 2. The AI sucks. Still, the multiplayer rocks.
Shogun 2. Loading takes forever. Small game font that hard to read. And I hate that English Japanese accent.
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Normally English Japanese accent isn't like this. Loading duration is real problem. Also if you have only a laptop to play games, it's hard to resist to framerate drops :/
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SEGA improved some of the loading times and AI turn duration in the Fall of the Samurai patch, though the only thing they changed about the Angelo-Japanese accent was adding tea. So much more tea.
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like 70% of all games i ever started, i didnt fully finished them
most of the time i get bored of a game and start a new one and so on
some of the games i've finished and rly enjoyed (HL,HL2 + episodes,l4d2, portal 1,2,oblivion,thief 1,2,3,legacy of kain series)
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Same here. After a while I tend to play less and less of a game and start playing something else. There are the occasional titles that will suck me in and that I won't let down until I'm completely through but they are few and far between.
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Yup.
Bastion, Coil, Tiny Bang Story, Crayon Physics, Most of the GTA games, PVZ, AI war, Jamestown, I-Fluid, Eufloria, Sequence, EYE, super meat boy, costume quest, build a lot, fractal: make blooms not war, SPAZ, far cry, defense grid, and more.
To be honest, I do come back to most of them every so often, and play again, but I usually either a. start over and stop again before I finish or cheat to bypass a hard part, or b. (games like gta) I'm not interested in playing the game the way it was intended to be played, I just cheat like crazy and do what I want. This mostly involves running over cops in a tank in gta.
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To elaborate a little, these days I don't even install most games (such as those I buy in the indie bundles; I typically don't even activate them on Steam). Some games I try and even enjoy, but don't play more than one session. I just don't have much time to play, so unless the game is casual and easy to play, and grabs me somehow (like Faerie Solitaire), I just don't play it much.
But it was always the case that I didn't finish most games. I remember quitting Warcraft 3 at the last mission. Star Control 3 I bought, started playing Star Control 2 which came with it, played it for quite a while but got stuck and stopped, and never got to 3. Even Planescape: Torment I didn't finish the first time, but I came back to it a few years later and played it through, and I'm happy about that (it's a very good game). The only type of games I finished in a relatively consistent manner were point and click adventure games.
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Most of the recent games.
What I regret is Dead Space. Have to finish it sometime. Plus I have the sequel.
Currently put off Deux Ex: HR, but that's a must to finish.
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It's not baaaad.. Just repetitive, tedious, and for me has turruble mouse acceleration.
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This...I really can't handle horror games.
I had it in my library for half a year until I decided to give it a shot - I set up my livestream for a couple of friends to join, played like fifteen minutes and got so stressed out I just had to stop playing before I soiled my pants.
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Unlike you I actually started finishing more games after I got married and had kids, simply because I switched to playing more casual ones, specifically quite a few hidden object adventure games. That kind of game often has 2-3 hours of gameplay in it, which makes it possible for me to finish. But more hardcore games I will likely not finish in the foreseeable future.
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Ever had a game where you started playing but then something got in the way? I am not talking about those games that were so horrible that you stopped playing because you could not bear to stand another moment of it. Rather, I am talking about those games that you enjoyed (even if it was mildly enjoyable). If so:
Here is my list of shame:
Your Turn.... :)
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