Hyrule Warriors is a good example. Good amount of content at release, loads of FREE improvements to the game, and DLC that's actually worth something. Not to be a fanboy, but Nintendo is actually really good about DLC.
JGamer king But they do the exact same things everyone else does. Whenever people talk about dlc and say Nintendo is the only company doing it right, it makes me a little salty. To play devils advocate, a lot of companies do it right as its extra content regardless. Racing game releases dlc maps, people complain. Mario Kart does the same thing, people praise it. If people get mad at one company doing it, they should do the same to other companies and not have double standards. Sorry if that was overblown, I just kinda go on a tangent whenever I hear that.
***** True but I'm not saying nobody does it right or better but most if not all companies do dlc relatively the same and its a pet peeve of mine when people say only nintendo does it right.
***** onw a side note, About the status effects? the one that terrifies me sometimes is Petrification, like in Jade cocoon. It slowly makes you slower and less able to do anything until... you're a statue. you die. Fortunately the game hs a relic that keeps you from dying, but STILL.
Christopher Middelveen I personally loathe the miasma status effect in smite. It turns any heal that affects you into a stun instead, and some casters have wide area hot effects, which combines with sloppy teammates into a horrible cycle of stuns and poke damage.
+deathpyre42 The only game I play nowadays with status effects is Paper Mario: TTYD. I usually try to end a battle quickly if I have a bad status ailment like burn, dizzy, or poison. If freeze, sleep, or immobilization, I hope I survive the onslaught, as I can't block. (Sleep isn't as hard to deal with)
+Christopher Middelveen Petrification do suck yes, especially when it comes so early you don't have items to cure it (im looking at you cockatrice from FF1). also i don't appreciate when the game throws in status effects you *can't* equip yourself vs. Charm in BD is especially painful early on as the two bosses that use them comes early enough that you can't buy the accessory before AFTER you are done with the chapter (Rusalka chapter 2 is seriously painful if he should get the clones up, a possible quad charm is pretty much insta death, good thing special attacks are kinda broken so the fight can be ended before he ever gets there). As for unequipable status effect in that game, berserk can only be guarded with by using fairy ward.
I fucking HATE microtransactions. I'm fine with the mobile market having them, since people who play mobile games full-time are brainwashed dicks, but if it gets ported to consoles and PCs, then I'm entirely against it. Great video.
You know, what you said about people that were hypnotized by playing mobile games full-time and paying microtransactions for it. That's who I mean by 'Whales'.
I hate it mostly when a game SAYS it's free to play, then forces you to pay in order to either continue, or play at all, STARING STRAIGHT AT YOU WIZARD 101!
Yeah, I know what you mean with the Pay-to-Win microtransactions. (I'M LOOKING STRAIGHT AT YOU, CLASH OF CLANS!!!) At least in TF2 the weapons are freaking BALANCED. (For the most part.)
I am a fan of works so I have thought up new countdowns in video games that you should do but you really like the most: 1.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Trains 2.Top Fifteen Of Your Favorite Archenemies 3.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Rivals 4.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Comic Reliefs 5.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Spellcasters 6.Top Fifteen Big Bads You Like 7.Top Ten Darkest Moments You Have Seen 8.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Intelligent Characters 9.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Musicians 10.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Lancers (a.k.a. Sidekicks)
10 Well, it brings more strategy to battles, especially in RPG. 9 It's annoying, but it's not bad, I think 8 I totaly agree with you. 7 I don't realy have a problem with that. But I agree, ennemy should have problem moving around too. 6 Oh, those bosses... 5 Most of the time, yes. However, for certain games, I like these. Well, mainly the Souls games, which are famous for their difficulties, so I guess it is kinda irrelevent here. Oh, and I also disagree about SNK bosses. 4 Oh yeah, this. 3 For FF3, it's intended. 2 Seriously ? Auto scrolling ? DH : - Well, why couldn't ennemy heal themselves ? - Only some of them. - Same as above. - That's just whining. - It depends if they are done wright or not. 1 : No one will disagree
Micro-transactions are only a problem to me if the item in question is a consumable item, like Coins or Gems. One-time buys like Strawburst, Sap-fling, Starfruit, or other plants don't bother me.
AnthonyM the Gamer Artist! I'm okay with microtransactions as long as i can get the item normally without it being nearly impossible, that's just me though.
+thetimmon I see your point. To me, microtransactions are *paying real money for consumable items.* This is like PvZ 2's Coins or Gems. DLC is *paying once for an unlimited usage of an item, whether it be day-one or not.* This is like Smash 4's Mii Fighter costumes and DLC fighters, PvZ 2's premium plants (and to an extent, Gem-iums), or even Angry Birds's Mighty Eagle powerup or Bad Piggies's Field of Dreams sandbox level.) DLC is the better of the two practices.
AnthonyM the Gamer Artist! yea, i see what you mean, i think as long as it doesn't affect gameplay much, or is mainly cosmetic (keep in mind, i classify "microtransactions" as being little things in the game that are being sold for at most 5 dollars, and DLC is typically more than that, and you get more with DLC.) there are games that don't do DLC very well, a very obvious example being call of duty, where in the latest game one of the DLC weapons is really powerful, and is probably the Best LMG in the game, unlike previous the previous two games where the guns were mediocre at best, and you felt penalized trying to use them. well, I'm excluding the ripper from cod ghosts, because let's be honest, cod ghosts was the biggest flop the series ever saw.
I would say the kirby series is the only platformer with non annoying ice physics. They aren’t that slippery ,At least compared to other games like Mario and theres a-lot of ways to circumvent them if they still annoy you that much. Its a-lot more of a genuine obstacle rather than an unfair annoyance
Here are most features I HATE in video games: 1. Back Tracking 2. Time Limits 3. Tutorials where you can't even skip them 4. Escort Missions 5. The Camera controls 6. When you go into a shop you have to buy stuff one at a time by mashing the button 7. No Objective or Goal that tells you what you need to do 8. RNG 9. AI sometimes being a pain 10. Auto Scrolling mostly in Mario Games.
#10, stone/petrify and doom are the worst of them all. #9, couple that with the fact you waste 1 of 4 move slots for flash in pokemon and you have to get an npc to remove it later on #8, there's been moments when this has been done real bad, that being when the limit is cutthroat, gives you no breathing room and for what? so you can complete the game faster when the only consequence of running out of time is your character commiting suicide. #7, why is this a thing in platformers, it always screws me over... and down the cliff i go... AGAIN! #6, if the damage sponge is an optional superboss that adds an extra challenge for those that weren't satisfied with the final boss, fine by me to an extent, however ff12 managed to screw that up. #5, shin megami tensei nocturne in a nutshell #4, looks like i got this in the ba... wait what the hell happened? #3, hmm, there's a door up ahead and no save point, it can't possibly be the boss now can it? it's the boss... I WASN'T PREPARED FOR THIS!!!! #2, now we are going to force you to pan to the right without a good reason to... but i want to get the hidden reward in the level... too bad, you missed it, play the level from the start! #1, here's a free game, now pay to have a chance to win.
+Axl EXE I was about to say that game wasn't bad if you knew what you were doing then I saw your comment. Ah yes the fucking matador I hate that accursed bullfighter.
I despise confusion in Pokémon! Why do I want my Pokémon to kill itself? As much I as I somewhat dislike paralysis and falling asleep, I down right despise confusion in Pokémon, because of the chance of my Pokémon attacking itself.
@@axlexe8639 The Lantern is great in Minish Cap; you don't get it it until halfway through instead of early on like in most Zeldas it's in, and it turns out to be for damn good reason: the TMC Lantern functions less like tossing matches on the ground in front of you and more like a *flame shield* that fries enemies when you walk into them with it out, even killing the powerful Wizzrobes in one hit!
No knockback damage? It is one of the worst things i had ever come across next to crappy bosses! There are points where you are either at a high area or a area with bottomless pits and is filled with tons of enemies! What's worse is that you will take knockback damage if you come into contact! It can lead to an insta-kill or force you to do all that climbing all over again! The worst offender would be the hard as balls "La-Mulana"! In this game, every single monster you fight, including the rats and bats, do knockback damage!
Oh yeah, i forgot about that! There are lots of bottomless pits and due to knockback damage, you will die more from bottomless pits then you could die to the enemies themselves!
To number 9....I would introduse you to the final boss in Forbidden Forest. You'll need a Hemalayian salt mine.....The entire battle is done with the boss shrouded in darkness and only when lighting strikes to you actually see the boss. Love your list, well done! Love the usage of a great game like Final Fantasy Dimensions and a shit bomb like All the Bravest to describe your point. This is one of your best videos! 10/10 man love it! If that is the future of gaming I'll go back to Pen and Paper, by the way I need to ask Carothion to host a session.
You want an example of cheating AI? The f*cking Battle Maison from pokémon gen 6 and 7. I have had three Rhydons in a row activating quick claw on the first turn.
First Rabbidluigi, then Fawful, now you do this list. Oh man! I can't wait to see this! Sorry I can't see it now Adam. I'm in the middle of something now.
Sa2's Rouge level has context. she has to go first in the level to get he emeralds, and get out, but gets stuck with said emeralds. the time limit was a precaution. unless you wanted a 15 muinite time limit total for both stages and he boss fight.
+Wevee Remastered to me this doesnt really make sense. when you control as her to get the emeralds, you have 15 minutes and its assumed she does it in five. when you get to her location as shadow, you have 8 minutes. are they expecting us to think the boss battle, the cutscenes and the first sonic/shadow duel all took two minutes in total?
very mad guy no, the bomb is 15 muinits TOTAL! for all 3 levels, and both boss fights. of course, it would be SO much better if you had 15 mutinies for the dark missions.
Puzzle Fighter probably isn't the best example of rubber banding since the closer you are to losing, the closer you are to a monster combo. Also, if you're going to bring up rubber banding in racing games, may as well mention RC Pro-Am, where it's so blatant it's pretty funny.
Trust me if you hate status ailments than if you play Dark Souls avoid basilisks like the plague. Cursed is probably the worst status ailment in gaming history. Halves your health, lasts indefinately, and can only be cured with a rare and expensive item.
Okay, 1 complaint that doesn't come up *often* in a game, but when it does, you want to throw the controller. I'm talking about when the game gives you a prologue cutscene, then *drops you into the game without a button tutorial*!!! Looking at you, Anna: Extended edition for Ps3... My psych drama in game doesn't need to extend to not knowing how to *pick up or do anything without button mashing to figure out how!*
#10 Oh I agree completely but what urks me more is the fact that most of the time you get attacks that do the same but you can never inflict enemies with them!
The thing I hate the most in games is what I call scavenger missions. basically it's a mission when all of your stuff is taken from you and you have to get thourgh the level using only what you find
At 3:35: "Be thankful that A Link to the Past doesn't have a lantern as an item." Uh... yes it does? I mean, you are forced to get it before you enter any dark areas, and the lit up portion of the screen is automatic, but there still is a lantern item and you'll need it (or the Fire Rod) to light torches to improve visibility...
If you want to talk about bad save points, there's a save point in the game Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy that prevents you from continuing to play the game after you save there. And it's a crucial save point!
Modern Smash Bros. (3DS/Wii U and Ultimate, to be precise) are pretty guilty for inconsistent AI, where it either reads your every FOOTPRINT or just gives up when trying to recover.
Pokemon Go is actually a good example of a free app with currency items. You can save up coins to get what you need through having pokemon at gyms, or you can pay to get them sooner. But it does not affect the game to make other people better than other players.
Micro transactions i notice always affect mostly the rpgs and the puzzle games on the phone sense for rpgs or build a team rpgs you have to spend cash just to make sure your team is full of legionaries and all the best monsters or units. while with puzzle games they just make you have a small amount of turns or gives you you very difficult requirement that takes alot of thinking. At worst they would put both together pretty much making it that you have to spend cash if you don't want to start from the beginning
15:53 The Mentions: Self-Healing Enemies: Keep Recovers All Damage You Did To Them! Escort Missions: Why Do We Have To Escort This Person Or Thing Through An Dangerous Area Again? Water Levels: Sonic Games Are One Of The Most Infamous Examples. Forced-Outcome Scenarios: (Homer Simpsons Voice Clip From Simpsons Hit And Run) Oh, Do I Have To? Vehicle Sections: Sometimes Car Controls Can Be Janky.
This was a great list! It really shows how some of the biggest tropes are often the most hated (especially PTW Micro-transactions). Also, you used Ghost Trick music. That's awesome.
At least Pokémon GO doesn't force you to spend money on an item every 10 minutes or so. As long as you have Poké Balls, you can keep catching Pokémon to your heart's content. Also, I'm no money expert, but why would I spend $3.99 for the smallest number of gems in Dungeon Keeper Mobile when I can get the smallest number of Poké Balls in Pokémon GO for just 99 cents?
One I hate a lot is what I call "boss battle reinforcements". Bosses on their own are tough enough, but they get more annoying them spam reinforcements to whittle your health down. As much as I hate to say it, Xenoblade offends this a lot. Many of it's bosses abuse bringing in reinforcements. I can't count how many times I got beat because the reinforcements would take forever to defeat and the boss would kill me in the meantime.
Something I hate is sometimes called a difficulty spike I call it a bordom barier it's when you get stuck on a boss or puzzle or something like that so you try for hours and fail over and over so you quit playing then come back 3 months later and it starts all over
Trust me you were right about Parace L’sia I got pwed my sorry ass by her Cheap moves like about 15 or 17 times and I was using Maori with her Earth Arcana I even have the Achievement to prove I finally beat her
It says in the credits that the dishonorable mention is the Ghost Trick Main theme. I'm confused how that song in particular is so terrible as to be a dishonorable mention, especially for how frequent he uses it?
My two favorite mobile games have micro-transactions, but you don't need them to win or play. Those are Plants Vs. Zombies 2 and Simpsons Tapped Out. THAT is how you do it.
I'm not one normally for auto-scroll but I really enjoy the Tower from VVVVVV. Mainly because of the checkpoints along the way, but also because it has amazing music and doesn't feel too cheap.
Regarding #1, I have a question: Where and how thick is the line between DLC and microtransactions? As far as I can tell, there´s a fine line between them. For instance: FF: All the Bravest. In console gaming, the Legendary Characters could be seen as DLC in a proper console release, but here they´re taken as Microtransactions. Why is that?
Adam! I have found a revolutionary way of beating Parace L Sia more easily: You use the Mirror Arcana and use it's special move to give her a taste of her own medicine! In other words, you can use her own attacks against her using the Mirror Arcana's special move!
***** Another dishonorable mention is those playing as ninjas instead of another important character in the Final Fantasy series. For example, Edge Geraldine in Final Fantasy IV and Shadow in Final Fantasy VI. I'd rather play as Golbez in Final Fantasy IV and General Leo in Final Fantasy VI. The players didn't like having another more important character die too early, sacrifice its life, or not become playable at all. I'd rather have ninjas as either guest characters or a non playable character from the start and have a more important character become playable instead. It may have not made this list for a dishonorable mention but it's definitely a thing many people hate in video games especially the Final Fantasy series.
+Timmy Menard except for the fact that shadow was not only cooler then Leo but had much more impact on the story also no one hates playing the ninja class in final fantasy if anything they hate the useless healers like yuna, aeris, vanille etc
These are the things that vex me the most. __________________________________________ Turn-Based Combat Fall Damage Reloading Limited Ammunition Repetitive One-liners Pressing "Up" to jump No jumping at all Auto-scrolling Levels Level Grinding Time Limits (unless they make sense) Drowning Limited Stamina Friendly Fire Enemies that take forever to kill Self-healing Enemies Enemies that magically know where I am at all times Constantly Respawning Enemies Having to protect people
+darkruler64 We're so different: 10) Annoying partners 9) Arbitrary time limits 8) OHKO 7) Difficulty spikes 6) Silent protagonists 5) Awful villains/bosses 4) Crap story/ no story at all 3) Rushing 2) Microtransactions 1) Lack of memorability comparing to novels or other art forms, copyrights and overall how capitalism has ruined gaming.
Dynasty Warriors had time limits too, but they weren't too bad and the limit changed depending on what difficulty you were on. Easy gave you 90 minutes to finish the battle. Normal gave you you 60 minutes. Hard mode gave you 30 minutes. Chaos mode gave you 15 minutes. I never minded it much because these time limits with the difficulty settings actually made you think and plan out your strategy on the battle prep screen before the real battle, and if your strategy doesn't work, you're always able to go back and try again.
I've played Final Fantasy Dimensions. Haven't beaten it yet, but it is a pretty good love letter to classic FF games. I'd say all it's missing is music by Uematsu, but even then, the soundtrack's good enough already. I'd totally recommend it to any fans of Final Fantasy.
I've been through Shuffle... I don't want to deal with that again... thank got Pokemon Rumble World serves as redemption for what Shuffle did to the Pokemon name.
Lao-shan Lung was much worse than Black Gravios. All he does is walk. He almost never attacks you, until you get to the final area. Not to mention you can't even kill him until then.
People like to rag on Yiazmat and other such damage sponge bosses, but they never bring up the Nyx Avatar. That boss took me 2 whole hours to beat simply because its final form took forever to die, not to mention the shield it starts raising and lowering halfway through, making your other party members useless!
Vittorio Pugliese I'll give you that, and the first twelve forms were okay. I am specifically sticking a middle finger at the Death form, which basically just sat there while my team (and eventually just myself) slowly chipped away at a stupidly high health bar. You can say what you want about the Nyx Avatar, but I will never stop hating this thing.
#1: One of the main reasons why I stopped playing Pokémon Shuffle. At least I never spent a penny on it...As for the things I hate in games? Overdone plots, escort missions, and bosses who abuse shields. *activates flame shield, just in case*
You forgot to mention the high level CPU button readers in the smash bros. series. Seriously, those kinds are annoying as hell. Probably the worst in video games.
I think that in Demix fight the time limit was necessary because otherwise it would be to damn easy, the first time I beat him it was very easy anyway, you only need to have a little luck with the triangle commands and water clones. And the images of Goldeneye Aztec gave me some bad memories, never managed to even start the level properly without dying, let alone beating it, even on agent difficulty. What I really don't like is unfair level design, overgrinding, bad mobility on big distances in some games and to much unnecessary waiting (I looking at you skyward sword), the rest usually don't bother me to much (not including pay to win and other bullshit DLC models of course)
10: I ADORE these effects, when used properly. 9: If they're completely dark the whole time, then no. But otherwise, I like them :D 8: I don't like time limits. No one likes time limits. Burn in a fire, please. 7: Can occasionally be annoying, but add an idea a strategy to the game. 6: UGH, they suck! 5: Read "6" 4: Read "5" 3: Okay, I seem to be saying "Read #" a lot. Trust me, this will be the last one. Read "4" 2: I actually kinda like these ones. I especially loved them in Smash. Yeah, I'm different! DISHONORABLE MENTIONS: 1: This one is always fun. 2: I LOOOVE Side Quests. Even if they don't make sense, I love 'em anyways :D 3: If there is an oxygen bar, then they... are still pretty fun :D 4: What's so bad about em? 5: See "1" 1: KILL IT WITH FIRE!
i dont really mind the forced outcome scenarios. without them the plot can be very predictable. the forced outcome scenarios show you that you arent god just because you are the main protagonist
More like 10. I adore them as long as I can apply them to the enemies. As for the rest of the points. 8.- It's fine if there's context as he said, but most of the times they're not needed. D4.- It depends on how they handle that trope, if they still let you use items then they're doing it wrong. Because you'll waste them on an outcome that is written in stone instead of giving you an edge.
It's almost been 8 whole years since this video came out, and the state of modern gaming is just surrounded by Microtransactions. So yeah, QG pretty much predicted the 'modern video game norm' of making games exclusively for making money. It needs to change desperately, or else gaming is going to die as a whole.
10) No...NO NOT THE PARAFLINCHERS! ANYTHING BUT THE PARAFLINCHERS DX 9) Easily the WORST part of Shovel Knight. 8) Oh no...MARIO SUNSHINE...(Red Coin secret stars, Blue Coins, etc.) 7) Ice is not very n-ice. At least in Mario Galaxy you could skate. 6) Yiazmat...ooooooooooh Yiazmat...heh...hah...HAHA...50M HP PEOPLE! 4 FREAKING HOURS!!! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH 5) OH SONIC! What is another name for the Labyrinth Zone? Oh yeah PAIN IN THE DRAIN SLOW-FEST! LoZ2: all for a hammer...4) PEACH YOU DAUGHTER OF A- 3) Thank Palutena for Restore Points. 2) SMB3 airships. Nuf sed. DM: 1] Miltank... 2] (Those people who are always kidnapped) 3] ...BLUB! 4] Oh Thousand-Year Door! 5] No comment. 1) CANDY CRUSH...SUBWAY SURFER...ANGRY BIRDS (sequels)...NINTENDO BADGE ARCADE...(NOT EVEN NINTENDO?!) SO MUCH MONEY...WASTED...!
4. I'd say Lisia from ORAS is an example of cheating AI. Her Ali will always outshine you even at Max with the appropriate scarf. And the other contestant will usual use moves that swing in Lisia's favor. You have to be ridiculously good at getting appeal in order to win.
I hate missions or stages that have a time limit because the area you're in is always " me growling in anger" is always friggen huge and you're always lost or you don't where to go and when you finally get you're bearings you look up and the clock says ten seconds left so it's a sure-fire life lost or game over. And I hate villainous monologues I'm looking at you Exdeath!!!
chase sequences. remember those? the sequences where the guy you are chasing has a fast agile vehicle, and you have whatever jalopy you happened to find along the way. you see plenty of these in gta games. gta 3 and the most recent one have you chasing a guy that is on a motorcycle while you are in a regular ass car. the car cannot handle as well as the motorcycle, and the motorcycle is very fast. oh, and ofcourse you wind up losing the guy 3-5 times. he used his tiny agile bike to weave in and out of traffic, while my big slow (by comparrison) car is crashing into people, thus slowing me down, and i have to try NOT to crash into people, cuz my car might explode. it's not so bad in games like sly cooper, because you tend to be equal to those you are chasing. they tend to have the same speed, agility, and moves as .you
Not sure if they fixed anything for the Metroid Prime Trilogy remake (probably not), but I had no problems with save points in Metroid Prime 2. Then again, I only died to Quadraxis, and only because I didn't think to stall the head with missiles in the final phase. It's easy to not have save point problems if you just don't die.
Don't worry, I am making a game and plan to not have micro transactions in it. I plan to make it a full game that deserves the money like you mentioned at 18:98
Hyrule Warriors is a good example. Good amount of content at release, loads of FREE improvements to the game, and DLC that's actually worth something.
Not to be a fanboy, but Nintendo is actually really good about DLC.
Fantasy Life DLC is my f ing dream
+JGamer king Not all the time. I'm not so sure about Smash.
JGamer king But they do the exact same things everyone else does. Whenever people talk about dlc and say Nintendo is the only company doing it right, it makes me a little salty. To play devils advocate, a lot of companies do it right as its extra content regardless. Racing game releases dlc maps, people complain. Mario Kart does the same thing, people praise it. If people get mad at one company doing it, they should do the same to other companies and not have double standards. Sorry if that was overblown, I just kinda go on a tangent whenever I hear that.
+CluelessDetective Arc does it relatively well, to be fair.
***** True but I'm not saying nobody does it right or better but most if not all companies do dlc relatively the same and its a pet peeve of mine when people say only nintendo does it right.
Most of the things people hate in video games can be summed up in one trope...
The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard
***** onw a side note, About the status effects? the one that terrifies me sometimes is Petrification, like in Jade cocoon. It slowly makes you slower and less able to do anything until... you're a statue. you die. Fortunately the game hs a relic that keeps you from dying, but STILL.
Christopher Middelveen I personally loathe the miasma status effect in smite. It turns any heal that affects you into a stun instead, and some casters have wide area hot effects, which combines with sloppy teammates into a horrible cycle of stuns and poke damage.
+deathpyre42 The only game I play nowadays with status effects is Paper Mario: TTYD. I usually try to end a battle quickly if I have a bad status ailment like burn, dizzy, or poison. If freeze, sleep, or immobilization, I hope I survive the onslaught, as I can't block. (Sleep isn't as hard to deal with)
+Christopher Middelveen Petrification do suck yes, especially when it comes so early you don't have items to cure it (im looking at you cockatrice from FF1). also i don't appreciate when the game throws in status effects you *can't* equip yourself vs. Charm in BD is especially painful early on as the two bosses that use them comes early enough that you can't buy the accessory before AFTER you are done with the chapter (Rusalka chapter 2 is seriously painful if he should get the clones up, a possible quad charm is pretty much insta death, good thing special attacks are kinda broken so the fight can be ended before he ever gets there). As for unequipable status effect in that game, berserk can only be guarded with by using fairy ward.
+Kingdom Fantasy223 if you ever played devil survivor 2 with the Al Saiduq route that dragon is very cheap. and over-powered.
I fucking HATE microtransactions. I'm fine with the mobile market having them, since people who play mobile games full-time are brainwashed dicks, but if it gets ported to consoles and PCs, then I'm entirely against it. Great video.
Garirry Which is why the term 'Whales' exists.
Blazikenpwnsyou What do you mean?
You know, what you said about people that were hypnotized by playing mobile games full-time and paying microtransactions for it. That's who I mean by 'Whales'.
Blazikenpwnsyou Oh, I get it.
I hate it mostly when a game SAYS it's free to play, then forces you to pay in order to either continue, or play at all, STARING STRAIGHT AT YOU WIZARD 101!
Poor QG... In super Mario maker people can will be able to make levels with extremely fast auto scrolling.
Erick Lockward I have come from the future to confirm your statement.
*Yep and now there making a luigi version where player 2 controls ALL the enemies!!!*
"Oh gee, I wonder if Micro-transactions and mobile gaming are gonna be on here!~"
wanna know what is WORSE than Micro-Transactions?....lootboxes....**FUCKING. LOOTBOXES.**
Yeah, I know what you mean with the Pay-to-Win microtransactions. (I'M LOOKING STRAIGHT AT YOU, CLASH OF CLANS!!!) At least in TF2 the weapons are freaking BALANCED. (For the most part.)
+Rags Polar But the weapons can also be found just by playing the game.
MLDKF Exactly. (TF2 9001, Clash 0.)
MLDKF Or by crafting them through random item drops.
Rags Polar Mabinogi also does a good job with it's microtransactions.
Rags Polar All the people that get salty over you using the Machinama...
I am a fan of works so I have thought up new countdowns in video games that you should do but you really like the most:
1.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Trains
2.Top Fifteen Of Your Favorite Archenemies
3.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Rivals
4.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Comic Reliefs
5.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Spellcasters
6.Top Fifteen Big Bads You Like
7.Top Ten Darkest Moments You Have Seen
8.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Intelligent Characters
9.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Musicians
10.Top Ten Of Your Favorite Lancers (a.k.a. Sidekicks)
10 Well, it brings more strategy to battles, especially in RPG.
9 It's annoying, but it's not bad, I think
8 I totaly agree with you.
7 I don't realy have a problem with that. But I agree, ennemy should have problem moving around too.
6 Oh, those bosses...
5 Most of the time, yes. However, for certain games, I like these. Well, mainly the Souls games, which are famous for their difficulties, so I guess it is kinda irrelevent here. Oh, and I also disagree about SNK bosses.
4 Oh yeah, this.
3 For FF3, it's intended.
2 Seriously ? Auto scrolling ?
DH :
- Well, why couldn't ennemy heal themselves ?
- Only some of them.
- Same as above.
- That's just whining.
- It depends if they are done wright or not.
1 : No one will disagree
SMK aaaaaaaaaaand Tekken
Number 1 has also happened in one of my favourite games ever. Asura's wrath
Micro-transactions are only a problem to me if the item in question is a consumable item, like Coins or Gems. One-time buys like Strawburst, Sap-fling, Starfruit, or other plants don't bother me.
AnthonyM the Gamer Artist! Lemme guess... PvZ2?
***** I've mentioned it in so many QG comment sections, that it's not even worth shaking the machine.
AnthonyM the Gamer Artist! I'm okay with microtransactions as long as i can get the item normally without it being nearly impossible, that's just me though.
+thetimmon I see your point. To me, microtransactions are *paying real money for consumable items.* This is like PvZ 2's Coins or Gems. DLC is *paying once for an unlimited usage of an item, whether it be day-one or not.* This is like Smash 4's Mii Fighter costumes and DLC fighters, PvZ 2's premium plants (and to an extent, Gem-iums), or even Angry Birds's Mighty Eagle powerup or Bad Piggies's Field of Dreams sandbox level.)
DLC is the better of the two practices.
AnthonyM the Gamer Artist! yea, i see what you mean, i think as long as it doesn't affect gameplay much, or is mainly cosmetic (keep in mind, i classify "microtransactions" as being little things in the game that are being sold for at most 5 dollars, and DLC is typically more than that, and you get more with DLC.)
there are games that don't do DLC very well, a very obvious example being call of duty, where in the latest game one of the DLC weapons is really powerful, and is probably the Best LMG in the game, unlike previous the previous two games where the guns were mediocre at best, and you felt penalized trying to use them.
well, I'm excluding the ripper from cod ghosts, because let's be honest, cod ghosts was the biggest flop the series ever saw.
I would say the kirby series is the only platformer with non annoying ice physics. They aren’t that slippery ,At least compared to other games like Mario and theres a-lot of ways to circumvent them if they still annoy you that much.
Its a-lot more of a genuine obstacle rather than an unfair annoyance
>2015
>People still complaining about Demyx's super easy fight
Okay then...
Data Demyx, on the other hand...*shivers* ;-;
Yeah I beat Demyx in under 1.5 minutes on Proud, it's not very hard
+ObsidiusFan I'm not saying that it's hard...I'm just saying there's no reason for that attack to have a time limit.
***** I can agree there. It makes no sense for the Hydrokinetic to have a Time Attack. Shouldn't Luxord handle those!? XD
***** Have you fought the Data battles yet? They´re something else.
***** Yeah Luxlord should have had time limit attacks, not a time limit battle.
Here are most features I HATE in video games:
1. Back Tracking
2. Time Limits
3. Tutorials where you can't even skip them
4. Escort Missions
5. The Camera controls
6. When you go into a shop you have to buy stuff one at a time by mashing the button
7. No Objective or Goal that tells you what you need to do
8. RNG
9. AI sometimes being a pain
10. Auto Scrolling mostly in Mario Games.
Did you see that episode of South Park which took the piss out of microtransactions in mobile gaming? It highlighted everything you hate about it.
+Shadsilvson11 SCREW YOU, BEELZABOOT
#10, stone/petrify and doom are the worst of them all.
#9, couple that with the fact you waste 1 of 4 move slots for flash in pokemon and you have to get an npc to remove it later on
#8, there's been moments when this has been done real bad, that being when the limit is cutthroat, gives you no breathing room and for what? so you can complete the game faster when the only consequence of running out of time is your character commiting suicide.
#7, why is this a thing in platformers, it always screws me over... and down the cliff i go... AGAIN!
#6, if the damage sponge is an optional superboss that adds an extra challenge for those that weren't satisfied with the final boss, fine by me to an extent, however ff12 managed to screw that up.
#5, shin megami tensei nocturne in a nutshell
#4, looks like i got this in the ba... wait what the hell happened?
#3, hmm, there's a door up ahead and no save point, it can't possibly be the boss now can it? it's the boss... I WASN'T PREPARED FOR THIS!!!!
#2, now we are going to force you to pan to the right without a good reason to... but i want to get the hidden reward in the level... too bad, you missed it, play the level from the start!
#1, here's a free game, now pay to have a chance to win.
+Bigge1724 Nocturne...*shudders* That...stupid...bullfighter. >M
+Axl EXE I was about to say that game wasn't bad if you knew what you were doing then I saw your comment. Ah yes the fucking matador I hate that accursed bullfighter.
I never said Nocture was bad, just hard. But while I love Matador's design, his boss battle....AGGGHHHHHH!!!
yes, matador was where i was going with that, least he was hard by design, however, i will bring up mot and his beast eye/megidolaon spam.
plz dont kill me for saying this but i actually like water levels. some of them are just fun to play and plus sometimes they have relaxing music.
I despise confusion in Pokémon! Why do I want my Pokémon to kill itself? As much I as I somewhat dislike paralysis and falling asleep, I down right despise confusion in Pokémon, because of the chance of my Pokémon attacking itself.
I love the part were Quarter Guy throws out that guy like he was paper :D.
Another thing I hate in video games that wasn't mentioned is Stealth missions especially in games that don't mainly involve stealth.
17:52 My younger cousin does that ALL THE FREAKING TIME!! He got ahold of my iPad and nearly spent all of my coins in the shop.
Erm, ALTTP _does_ have a lantern as an item.
You use it to light stuff.
On fire.
*****
Right.
You use the lantern to light stuff.
On fire.
+Tyler Nope (TerraformTrent) The only game where I like the equippable lantern in Zelda in Minish Cap.
+Axl EXE Best 2D Zelda game!
@@axlexe8639 The Lantern is great in Minish Cap; you don't get it it until halfway through instead of early on like in most Zeldas it's in, and it turns out to be for damn good reason: the TMC Lantern functions less like tossing matches on the ground in front of you and more like a *flame shield* that fries enemies when you walk into them with it out, even killing the powerful Wizzrobes in one hit!
No knockback damage? It is one of the worst things i had ever come across next to crappy bosses! There are points where you are either at a high area or a area with bottomless pits and is filled with tons of enemies! What's worse is that you will take knockback damage if you come into contact! It can lead to an insta-kill or force you to do all that climbing all over again! The worst offender would be the hard as balls "La-Mulana"! In this game, every single monster you fight, including the rats and bats, do knockback damage!
See also, the original ninja gaiden trilogy
Oh yeah, i forgot about that! There are lots of bottomless pits and due to knockback damage, you will die more from bottomless pits then you could die to the enemies themselves!
Happens to me in Mega Man ALOT.
+Zachary Putnam Yeah Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom is pretty bad about this!
+Zachary Putnam I'd alter that to knockback that makes no sense. I'm jumping forward, an object hits me from behind, but I go backwards???
I was waiting for you to mention FF3 when you started talking about save points lol
10-6 I can deal with.
5-1 on the other hand are just evil IMO.
#1 is especially evil,I hate the free to pay method.
To number 9....I would introduse you to the final boss in Forbidden Forest. You'll need a Hemalayian salt mine.....The entire battle is done with the boss shrouded in darkness and only when lighting strikes to you actually see the boss.
Love your list, well done! Love the usage of a great game like Final Fantasy Dimensions and a shit bomb like All the Bravest to describe your point. This is one of your best videos! 10/10 man love it!
If that is the future of gaming I'll go back to Pen and Paper, by the way I need to ask Carothion to host a session.
You want an example of cheating AI? The f*cking Battle Maison from pokémon gen 6 and 7. I have had three Rhydons in a row activating quick claw on the first turn.
THANK YOU.
FOR HATING A LOT OF THE SAME VIDEO GAME THINGS I DO.
6:59 I love that Mario odyssey lets you capture Goomba and he is immune to slipping.
The lavender text under Parace's name at 12:00 reads "Demonstration Admission"
First Rabbidluigi, then Fawful, now you do this list. Oh man! I can't wait to see this! Sorry I can't see it now Adam. I'm in the middle of something now.
Sa2's Rouge level has context. she has to go first in the level to get he emeralds, and get out, but gets stuck with said emeralds. the time limit was a precaution.
unless you wanted a 15 muinite time limit total for both stages and he boss fight.
Wevee Remastered Considering that the time limit was hilariously uber generous for all other sections? Preferable.
hockeater agreed.
+Wevee Remastered to me this doesnt really make sense. when you control as her to get the emeralds, you have 15 minutes and its assumed she does it in five. when you get to her location as shadow, you have 8 minutes. are they expecting us to think the boss battle, the cutscenes and the first sonic/shadow duel all took two minutes in total?
very mad guy no, the bomb is 15 muinits TOTAL! for all 3 levels, and both boss fights. of course, it would be SO much better if you had 15 mutinies for the dark missions.
Wevee Remastered 15 mutinies? i guess you mean minutes (mutiny means a betrayal in case you dont know)
Puzzle Fighter probably isn't the best example of rubber banding since the closer you are to losing, the closer you are to a monster combo. Also, if you're going to bring up rubber banding in racing games, may as well mention RC Pro-Am, where it's so blatant it's pretty funny.
Trust me if you hate status ailments than if you play Dark Souls avoid basilisks like the plague. Cursed is probably the worst status ailment in gaming history. Halves your health, lasts indefinately, and can only be cured with a rare and expensive item.
Okay, 1 complaint that doesn't come up *often* in a game, but when it does, you want to throw the controller. I'm talking about when the game gives you a prologue cutscene, then *drops you into the game without a button tutorial*!!! Looking at you, Anna: Extended edition for Ps3... My psych drama in game doesn't need to extend to not knowing how to *pick up or do anything without button mashing to figure out how!*
#10 Oh I agree completely but what urks me more is the fact that most of the time you get attacks that do the same but you can never inflict enemies with them!
The thing I hate the most in games is what I call scavenger missions. basically it's a mission when all of your stuff is taken from you and you have to get thourgh the level using only what you find
At 3:35: "Be thankful that A Link to the Past doesn't have a lantern as an item."
Uh... yes it does? I mean, you are forced to get it before you enter any dark areas, and the lit up portion of the screen is automatic, but there still is a lantern item and you'll need it (or the Fire Rod) to light torches to improve visibility...
If you want to talk about bad save points, there's a save point in the game Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy that prevents you from continuing to play the game after you save there. And it's a crucial save point!
Modern Smash Bros. (3DS/Wii U and Ultimate, to be precise) are pretty guilty for inconsistent AI, where it either reads your every FOOTPRINT or just gives up when trying to recover.
Dude, if you lose against anything in All The Bravest, you can just quit to the world map. It always works for me and it revives all my characters.
Why does everybody want to be the nerd without the charisma? "Yea enjoy my range.. I'm soooo angry.." - El Actoring strikes again.
Pokemon Go is actually a good example of a free app with currency items. You can save up coins to get what you need through having pokemon at gyms, or you can pay to get them sooner. But it does not affect the game to make other people better than other players.
you Know in FF VII the first time you encounter those Plants douches.. my party was like lv 50 or more.. that motherfucking bad breath..
Micro transactions i notice always affect mostly the rpgs and the puzzle games on the phone sense for rpgs or build a team rpgs you have to spend cash just to make sure your team is full of legionaries and all the best monsters or units. while with puzzle games they just make you have a small amount of turns or gives you you very difficult requirement that takes alot of thinking. At worst they would put both together pretty much making it that you have to spend cash if you don't want to start from the beginning
15:53
The Mentions:
Self-Healing Enemies: Keep Recovers All Damage You Did To Them!
Escort Missions: Why Do We Have To Escort This Person Or Thing Through An Dangerous Area Again?
Water Levels: Sonic Games Are One Of The Most Infamous Examples.
Forced-Outcome Scenarios: (Homer Simpsons Voice Clip From Simpsons Hit And Run) Oh, Do I Have To?
Vehicle Sections: Sometimes Car Controls Can Be Janky.
Here's an easy way to cheese Demyx. You need: 1 Wisdom form. 1 Fire shortcut and 1 ether shortcut. Spam fire til Mp is gone, use ether. Rinse, repeat.
one of the things i hate in games is endlessly respawning enemies. especially when they never allow me to get a break.
World Keys in PVZ 2 are a saving grace for those who do not want to pay to go to the next world.
World 1: Every
World 2: Single
World 3: Freaking
World 4: World
World 5: Has
World 6: Auto
World 7: Fucking
World 8: Scrolling
12:55. Shovel Knight. New Game+. Plague Knight's stage and halfway mini-boss.
This was a great list! It really shows how some of the biggest tropes are often the most hated (especially PTW Micro-transactions). Also, you used Ghost Trick music. That's awesome.
At least Pokémon GO doesn't force you to spend money on an item every 10 minutes or so. As long as you have Poké Balls, you can keep catching Pokémon to your heart's content.
Also, I'm no money expert, but why would I spend $3.99 for the smallest number of gems in Dungeon Keeper Mobile when I can get the smallest number of Poké Balls in Pokémon GO for just 99 cents?
One I hate a lot is what I call "boss battle reinforcements". Bosses on their own are tough enough, but they get more annoying them spam reinforcements to whittle your health down.
As much as I hate to say it, Xenoblade offends this a lot. Many of it's bosses abuse bringing in reinforcements. I can't count how many times I got beat because the reinforcements would take forever to defeat and the boss would kill me in the meantime.
Something I hate is sometimes called a difficulty spike I call it a bordom barier it's when you get stuck on a boss or puzzle or something like that so you try for hours and fail over and over so you quit playing then come back 3 months later and it starts all over
Forced outcome battles and escort missions would be in my top five. Along with stun lock with no real way to recover. And Quick Time Events.
Trust me you were right about Parace L’sia I got pwed my sorry ass by her Cheap moves like about 15 or 17 times and I was using Maori with her Earth Arcana I even have the Achievement to prove I finally beat her
It says in the credits that the dishonorable mention is the Ghost Trick Main theme. I'm confused how that song in particular is so terrible as to be a dishonorable mention, especially for how frequent he uses it?
Fallout Shelter got free to play right. I've done really quite well in that and haven't needed to spend a single penny.
9:40 oh hello demonic chase sequences from Rayman Origins could you do me a favor and GO AWAY!!!
My two favorite mobile games have micro-transactions, but you don't need them to win or play. Those are Plants Vs. Zombies 2 and Simpsons Tapped Out. THAT is how you do it.
I'm not one normally for auto-scroll but I really enjoy the Tower from VVVVVV. Mainly because of the checkpoints along the way, but also because it has amazing music and doesn't feel too cheap.
Regarding #1, I have a question: Where and how thick is the line between DLC and microtransactions? As far as I can tell, there´s a fine line between them. For instance: FF: All the Bravest. In console gaming, the Legendary Characters could be seen as DLC in a proper console release, but here they´re taken as Microtransactions. Why is that?
Damn, all that salt making you thirsty QG?
I kid, I kid, good list!
Adam! I have found a revolutionary way of beating Parace L Sia more easily: You use the Mirror Arcana and use it's special move to give her a taste of her own medicine! In other words, you can use her own attacks against her using the Mirror Arcana's special move!
+Ian Lynam That only worked in regular AH3...it was nerfed in LOVE MAX.
+The Quarter Guy so you still have to deal with that she devil then.
***** Another dishonorable mention is those playing as ninjas instead of another important character in the Final Fantasy series. For example, Edge Geraldine in Final Fantasy IV and Shadow in Final Fantasy VI. I'd rather play as Golbez in Final Fantasy IV and General Leo in Final Fantasy VI. The players didn't like having another more important character die too early, sacrifice its life, or not become playable at all. I'd rather have ninjas as either guest characters or a non playable character from the start and have a more important character become playable instead. It may have not made this list for a dishonorable mention but it's definitely a thing many people hate in video games especially the Final Fantasy series.
+Timmy Menard except for the fact that shadow was not only cooler then Leo but had much more impact on the story also no one hates playing the ninja class in final fantasy if anything they hate the useless healers like yuna, aeris, vanille etc
Biet Ree I meant to say that any Final Fantasy game that you can't customize a ninja class is when I don't like ninjas.
These are the things that vex me the most.
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Turn-Based Combat
Fall Damage
Reloading
Limited Ammunition
Repetitive One-liners
Pressing "Up" to jump
No jumping at all
Auto-scrolling Levels
Level Grinding
Time Limits (unless they make sense)
Drowning
Limited Stamina
Friendly Fire
Enemies that take forever to kill
Self-healing Enemies
Enemies that magically know where I am at all times
Constantly Respawning Enemies
Having to protect people
+darkruler64
We're so different:
10) Annoying partners
9) Arbitrary time limits
8) OHKO
7) Difficulty spikes
6) Silent protagonists
5) Awful villains/bosses
4) Crap story/ no story at all
3) Rushing
2) Microtransactions
1) Lack of memorability comparing to novels or other art forms, copyrights and overall how capitalism has ruined gaming.
18:47 And this is why I waited over a year to play EA’s Star Wars Battlefront 2.
What was the game shown at 3:40, may I ask?
Dynasty Warriors had time limits too, but they weren't too bad and the limit changed depending on what difficulty you were on. Easy gave you 90 minutes to finish the battle. Normal gave you you 60 minutes. Hard mode gave you 30 minutes. Chaos mode gave you 15 minutes. I never minded it much because these time limits with the difficulty settings actually made you think and plan out your strategy on the battle prep screen before the real battle, and if your strategy doesn't work, you're always able to go back and try again.
I've played Final Fantasy Dimensions. Haven't beaten it yet, but it is a pretty good love letter to classic FF games. I'd say all it's missing is music by Uematsu, but even then, the soundtrack's good enough already. I'd totally recommend it to any fans of Final Fantasy.
I've been through Shuffle... I don't want to deal with that again... thank got Pokemon Rumble World serves as redemption for what Shuffle did to the Pokemon name.
I find re-used boss fights to be extremely unsatisfying.
Lao-shan Lung was much worse than Black Gravios. All he does is walk. He almost never attacks you, until you get to the final area. Not to mention you can't even kill him until then.
People like to rag on Yiazmat and other such damage sponge bosses, but they never bring up the Nyx Avatar. That boss took me 2 whole hours to beat simply because its final form took forever to die, not to mention the shield it starts raising and lowering halfway through, making your other party members useless!
The Nyx Avatar changes the pattern and the attacks.
Vittorio Pugliese
I'll give you that, and the first twelve forms were okay. I am specifically sticking a middle finger at the Death form, which basically just sat there while my team (and eventually just myself) slowly chipped away at a stupidly high health bar. You can say what you want about the Nyx Avatar, but I will never stop hating this thing.
#1: One of the main reasons why I stopped playing Pokémon Shuffle. At least I never spent a penny on it...As for the things I hate in games? Overdone plots, escort missions, and bosses who abuse shields. *activates flame shield, just in case*
The thumbnail was a creative beast.
In certain Mario games you actually get an extra life for clearing the level at a certain time but yeah time limits are a pain in the booty
HOLY SHIT I FINALLY FOUND ANOTHER PERSON WHO'S PLAYED DRAGON QUEST 9
HOLY SHIT YES
No mention of Forced Tutorials?
You forgot to mention the high level CPU button readers in the smash bros. series. Seriously, those kinds are annoying as hell. Probably the worst in video games.
I think that in Demix fight the time limit was necessary because otherwise it would be to damn easy, the first time I beat him it was very easy anyway, you only need to have a little luck with the triangle commands and water clones.
And the images of Goldeneye Aztec gave me some bad memories, never managed to even start the level properly without dying, let alone beating it, even on agent difficulty.
What I really don't like is unfair level design, overgrinding, bad mobility on big distances in some games and to much unnecessary waiting (I looking at you skyward sword), the rest usually don't bother me to much (not including pay to win and other bullshit DLC models of course)
6:03 i can take or leave ice physics
I'll take all this into mind for my video games. And I'll even try to make water levels fun, if I make them.
Going to cut-scene before you had the chance to collect ammo after a fight, or a chance to explore.
10: I ADORE these effects, when used properly.
9: If they're completely dark the whole time, then no. But otherwise, I like them :D
8: I don't like time limits. No one likes time limits. Burn in a fire, please.
7: Can occasionally be annoying, but add an idea a strategy to the game.
6: UGH, they suck!
5: Read "6"
4: Read "5"
3: Okay, I seem to be saying "Read #" a lot. Trust me, this will be the last one. Read "4"
2: I actually kinda like these ones. I especially loved them in Smash. Yeah, I'm different!
DISHONORABLE MENTIONS:
1: This one is always fun.
2: I LOOOVE Side Quests. Even if they don't make sense, I love 'em anyways :D
3: If there is an oxygen bar, then they... are still pretty fun :D
4: What's so bad about em?
5: See "1"
1: KILL IT WITH FIRE!
i dont really mind the forced outcome scenarios. without them the plot can be very predictable. the forced outcome scenarios show you that you arent god just because you are the main protagonist
More like
10. I adore them as long as I can apply them to the enemies.
As for the rest of the points.
8.- It's fine if there's context as he said, but most of the times they're not needed.
D4.- It depends on how they handle that trope, if they still let you use items then they're doing it wrong. Because you'll waste them on an outcome that is written in stone instead of giving you an edge.
It's almost been 8 whole years since this video came out, and the state of modern gaming is just surrounded by Microtransactions. So yeah, QG pretty much predicted the 'modern video game norm' of making games exclusively for making money. It needs to change desperately, or else gaming is going to die as a whole.
"Better mtx than linearity, who cares about videogames when akira toriMAGGOT's fee fees are more important"
-Every. Single. "dragon" ball cultist...
10) No...NO NOT THE PARAFLINCHERS! ANYTHING BUT THE PARAFLINCHERS DX 9) Easily the WORST part of Shovel Knight. 8) Oh no...MARIO SUNSHINE...(Red Coin secret stars, Blue Coins, etc.) 7) Ice is not very n-ice. At least in Mario Galaxy you could skate. 6) Yiazmat...ooooooooooh Yiazmat...heh...hah...HAHA...50M HP PEOPLE! 4 FREAKING HOURS!!! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH 5) OH SONIC! What is another name for the Labyrinth Zone? Oh yeah PAIN IN THE DRAIN SLOW-FEST! LoZ2: all for a hammer...4) PEACH YOU DAUGHTER OF A- 3) Thank Palutena for Restore Points. 2) SMB3 airships. Nuf sed. DM: 1] Miltank... 2] (Those people who are always kidnapped) 3] ...BLUB! 4] Oh Thousand-Year Door! 5] No comment. 1) CANDY CRUSH...SUBWAY SURFER...ANGRY BIRDS (sequels)...NINTENDO BADGE ARCADE...(NOT EVEN NINTENDO?!) SO MUCH MONEY...WASTED...!
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That's actually a well-made flash game.
+Antasma and Fawful (Balloon Boy) it does has some really brutal bosses :D
4. I'd say Lisia from ORAS is an example of cheating AI. Her Ali will always outshine you even at Max with the appropriate scarf. And the other contestant will usual use moves that swing in Lisia's favor. You have to be ridiculously good at getting appeal in order to win.
1:49 At least Pokemon stopped taking poison damage outside of battle in gen 5.
The clones are playing a sort of perish song to Sora, that's why.
Ooh the number 3 describes that abomination called Castlevania Circle Of The Moon sooooo well :)
One of the things I hate most in video games is those enemies that pull you to them
I hate missions or stages that have a time limit because the area you're in is always " me growling in anger" is always friggen huge and you're always lost or you don't where to go and when you finally get you're bearings you look up and the clock says ten seconds left so it's a sure-fire life lost or game over. And I hate villainous monologues I'm looking at you Exdeath!!!
Red lantern thumbnail? You've got my attention.
chase sequences. remember those? the sequences where the guy you are chasing has a fast agile vehicle, and you have whatever jalopy you happened to find along the way. you see plenty of these in gta games. gta 3 and the most recent one have you chasing a guy that is on a motorcycle while you are in a regular ass car. the car cannot handle as well as the motorcycle, and the motorcycle is very fast. oh, and ofcourse you wind up losing the guy 3-5 times. he used his tiny agile bike to weave in and out of traffic, while my big slow (by comparrison) car is crashing into people, thus slowing me down, and i have to try NOT to crash into people, cuz my car might explode. it's not so bad in games like sly cooper, because you tend to be equal to those you are chasing. they tend to have the same speed, agility, and moves as .you
Not sure if they fixed anything for the Metroid Prime Trilogy remake (probably not), but I had no problems with save points in Metroid Prime 2. Then again, I only died to Quadraxis, and only because I didn't think to stall the head with missiles in the final phase. It's easy to not have save point problems if you just don't die.
demyx : dance you piece of shit dance
sora : what?
demyx : you dead
Self-healing enemy are the worst.
Don't worry, I am making a game and plan to not have micro transactions in it. I plan to make it a full game that deserves the money like you mentioned at 18:98
It is so true at the #10 spot and i don't blame you quarter guy tera has these status elements in here and they too are annoying here as well :(