Current Events > What's the biggest flaw in your favorite games?

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Its combat.

Mandatory DLs to play. Or do you mean my flaws? If so I'd say being too realistic.

Bowser has horrible stat balancing and the Super Suit requiring 100 Super Jumps is the dumbest shit ever

Castlevania SotN - could've put a bit more effort into the second castle.

Saint's Row 2 - graphics are pretty bad. Could use a remaster

New Vegas: It's buggy AF. Also visually it's not great.

They're all old as **** now.

Tears of the Kingdom - copy and paste cutscenes were shockingly lazy, and wish there was a bit more to do in the depths and sky.

Sometimes a unit will spawn on a map in terrain it cant pass so I have to guard that other fucker until the end

bigtiggie23 posted...

Castlevania SotN - could've put a bit more effort into the second castle.

Saint's Row 2 - graphics are pretty bad. Could use a remaster

The ost on the second castle also should have better reflected the orginal areas.

Tragic Prince is too good to not hear it in the flipped clock tower.

dmc 3: it def needed its own practice room and also a counter that tells you dt'ed enemy's stun and displacement values. would have made things much easier before modders included these things like a decade later lol.

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I guess "big evil fuck-off dragon" is kind of a characterization

Baldur's Gate 3: You're punished pretty heavily by making the evil choices, especially in regards to gear. You get locked out of some top tier gear if you make certain obvious evil choices.

Super Metroid: Maridia can be a real slog to go through when you don't know where to go.

Kingdom Hearts 2:I find that the game doesn't convey some pretty useful minutia well. Drive Form and Summon EXP aren't mentioned anywhere but the status screen, which players may not even know is interactable. As well as this, there's a lot of abilities that just aren't explained very well and require the player to use outside sources and go through a lot of experimentation to figure them out. Summons and Limits are super strong but there's next to no information in game about how they work and how to get the most out of them.

The boss run to Smelter Demon

FFT: I'd say, grinding can be tedious, and new players can get stuck in a few spots if they didn't keep a back up save.
SSBM: I can't think of anything

Nothing. Xcom 2 is perfect.

Nevermind the fact that I've missed back to back to back 90+ shots at times.

TLoU2 - its relentless, heavy atmosphere.

FFXII

Most of the main characters are forgettable

Oblivion

Level scaling issues

World of Warcraft

(Prior to Warmode) The PvP world system wasn't great in that it allowed high level players to grief low level players with no repercussions

Hearthstone

Wasn't balanced properly for many years (e.g. taking way too long to nerf Big Priest), dissolving much of the playerbase

No dating sim elements