like I mentioned, a pain in the neck for replays, and also there's way better ways to implement tutorials than stopping you to read a bunch of text or other methods that intrude on gameplay, have that sort of thing skippable bare minimum
Game design that never should have happened
- Thread starter Chevywolf30
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Just thought of another, save points as opposed to being able to save from a menu.
some save points are meant so that you dont end up getting yourself stuck and needing to restart a whole file, though sparcly placed save points are annoying
The Dashing Darknut
DD, the dashing one
Games where characters constantly repeat lines. It’s fine at first, but gets annoying after a while.
Live-service or "free-to-play" games that solely exist to hide its content behind paywalls or grindy battle passes. While it's fun to play with friends or randos online, these models discourage imagination in the industry as a whole.
It's made even worse when in-game stores get added to full-priced $60 releases, pawning off temp stat boosts and "conveniences". *glares at Ubisoft and Warner Bros.*
It's made even worse when in-game stores get added to full-priced $60 releases, pawning off temp stat boosts and "conveniences". *glares at Ubisoft and Warner Bros.*
In Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee there are forced motion controls while playing on a tv despite button controls being programmed into the game for handheld mode. When I bought the game I thought my pro controller was broken until I googled about using the pro controller with the game and learned it wasn't an option.
"Games" where you essentially have to either wait x hours for something to happen or pay real money to skip time. The absolute worst.
NintendoCN
Team Captain
KH: ReCoM comes to mind, A Hack and slash becomes a card game, seems like a misstep, it only lasted one game but now we have the attractions which is also stupid, but you can turn those off.