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Star Wars Battlefornt Con: the levels are so small i ... cant really compare them to anything....

Your grammar. That's what's bad.

There's no mistakes, then there's an acceptable small amount of mistakes, then there is this barely comprehensible post.

Dark Forces: Too many limitations to scripting and modding and level creation.

I don't think that was really neccesary, Fuhrer.

Anyway, I really like the concept of splinter cell, but I find it absurd that Sam Fisher cannot perform martial arts of any kind. If they would incorporate a more in depth melee comabt system, that game would own all.

Why would you want to say the bad things about your favourite game? generally people like games because of the good things, if you mention the bad things we're all just being fussy.

Halo, hate the noobs online who whine when I beat them with the end of my rifle.

No it was not. Not everyone has an emaculant conception of the English language. I do not know about you, but I was able to comprehend that post.

But this thread is not on discussion of someone's grammar so let us just ignore it and move on.

Deus Ex, let's see, the lack of larger and higher texture support comes to mind now.

World of Warcraft: Lag

Deus Ex: Lack of Paul-ness if you keep him alive

Jedi Knight: We don't have the source code.

StarCraft - map thing limit

KotOR - lack of any level above 20

Age of Empires - not having the little guys go where you tell them to go

Mario Kart 64 - in 150cc the other computer cheats!

>_>

Yeah, it really sucks when your new carrier fleet warps in only to be unable to build interceptors, making them useless. I've had that happen during several 8 player games. >.<

I guess it has to be JA. Otherwise I would be crazy to have spent untold hours of work mapping for it.

The bad thing is the lack of SP source.


Although I suppose NWN could have been my favorite game if I had bought it before I became so immersed in JO/JA editing.

Right now, I'd have to say my favorite game is Jedi Outcast. I haven't bought a fairly new game in a while (JA was the last one) and I really enjoy playing JO. The bad thing about JO is that I don't have much time to play it anymore. Sunday afternoons were the only time I had to play, and now I don't really have that.

I love Splinter Cell Chaos Theory to death, but the AI needs work. Sometimes, when I'm half lit up by a light, and the game says im in complete darkness, the AI can't see me even though I'm clearly silhouetted against a wall just a foot away from them. And SOMETIMES, I am in complete darkness, and they can see me and kill me instantly. It really does piss me off sometimes. This is why I'm glad there's such a brilliant multiplayer system.

Starcraft - The morons on battlenet

Starcraft - Teh graphix. Seriously, if they'd update the graphics a bit, make it at least resolution and bpp portable to any size, I'd be happy to play it all the time.

You had a growth spurt?

Planescape: Torment

The lack of voice acting. They do have voice acting, but only on really important things, I think that the experience would have been greatly enhanced if everything there was more voice acting. However, given the huge amount of dialog in the game, and that it came out in 1999, it is understandable that there isn't that much voice acting.

I'm assuming english is your 5th or 6th language if you can't read his post easily.

Fav. game....not sure.... a lot tie for this so I'm going to say the one I played longest....

Diablo 2
con: 99% of the people that played it online.

Morrowind's stability issues.
Vampire Bloodlines' gradual slowdown after a few hours.
HL2/CSS sound skipping (my problem).
WoW's lack of character customization (I had just left CoH).

I'm currently playing Bloodlines a bit. WoW I've all but stopped, largely because I don't like playing a character for hours only to bump into my twin (or several of them) in town. Source engine has the sound skip when there are a lot of effects going on at once (thankfully Bloodlines makes subpar use of the engine and rarely skips). Morrowind I haven't played in months. So... these are all crippling flaws for me, unfortunately.

Chronotrigger, each specific world map not big enough.

Halo 2: Jackal Snipers on Heroic and Legendary. God are those guys a pain in the rear end.

I've got a few more gripes about Halo 2, but the Jackal Snipers top the list. The second item on the list is way, WAY below how awful those are.

Metal Gear Solid

Hmm... lack of first person aiming?

You mean first person MOVING-while aiming.

Umm... no. The original Metal Gear Solid didn't have first person aiming.

Zelda on N64...

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