Astro Cake
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I did play Skyward Sword and it's one of the best Zelda games. Fi never got on my nerves, I liked her a lot.
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Games You Regret Buying
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Skyrim. I wasn't a fan of the game. But, allow me to reflect on why, as this one is one of those games many people loved that I just wasn't a fan of.
First off I'm a Capricorn. I need order. While lots of people hate linearity in games, I embrace it in a warm hug that tells us both that it's okay to be on a set path. While a star-sign may seem to be a cop-out in the reasons department, I'm also quite obsessive over a specific order, doing things in that specific order, and knowing which is a required and which is a non-required part of the story. I also appreciate doing everything a game has to offer. I feel it gives you much more enjoyment in the game.
The problem was mostly that I kept getting lost. Every time I got lost it took something away from me that could have been completed according to my game-time schedule which became endlessly frustrating for me. I did have fun with customization, but by three hours into the game I felt like I had accomplished nothing at all (which isn't true, I killed everyone in Whiterun.) I didn't like that feeling coupled with a game that I had hoped progress would be a staple in. Not just progress for the sake of progress though. True, noticeable changes.
Maybe the end of the game is better. I just wasn't able to get there myself. Tl;Dr too much stuff at once.
First off I'm a Capricorn. I need order. While lots of people hate linearity in games, I embrace it in a warm hug that tells us both that it's okay to be on a set path. While a star-sign may seem to be a cop-out in the reasons department, I'm also quite obsessive over a specific order, doing things in that specific order, and knowing which is a required and which is a non-required part of the story. I also appreciate doing everything a game has to offer. I feel it gives you much more enjoyment in the game.
The problem was mostly that I kept getting lost. Every time I got lost it took something away from me that could have been completed according to my game-time schedule which became endlessly frustrating for me. I did have fun with customization, but by three hours into the game I felt like I had accomplished nothing at all (which isn't true, I killed everyone in Whiterun.) I didn't like that feeling coupled with a game that I had hoped progress would be a staple in. Not just progress for the sake of progress though. True, noticeable changes.
Maybe the end of the game is better. I just wasn't able to get there myself. Tl;Dr too much stuff at once.
I wept reading this. Twilight Princess is my absolute favourite. I've played it so many times I can 100% the game without a guide, it's my obsession. ;-; But yeah it seems to split the Zelda fandom, you either love it or hate it haha.
Anyways, for me it's MySims for the Wii. Got great reviews, I just hated it from the moment I picked it up. Just a clunky building simulator. Ending up trading it in for The Simpsons Game which was kind of funny but not a great game either.
Ended up trading that and a few other games in when New Leaf came out. EB Games had one of those "get an extra however much % credit towards x game", which was NL at the time. I was surprised, they actually gave me a really good price for everything. I got rid of some crap games, got NL, and had credit left over. So it all worked out.
Usually I'm very particular about what games I buy, so this rarely happens.
I'm not a fan of Twilight Princess either to be honest. I did really enjoy Skyward Sword though.
I feel you! It isn't my favorite (partial to OoT), but I did love playing it. Although I do prefer it on GameCube by FAR... the Wii controls were frustrating.
PMD: Gates To Infinity, soooo watered-down compared to the other games. I got it b/c I wanted to play as Snivy lmao but the game was so slow I have no desire at all to re-play it which makes it not worth the price to me. I'll probably give it to my niece once she can read better. :V
I can agree with parts of it, however I do enjoy mostly because I never finished too many 'achievement' quests and pretty much roamed around doing things on the side. I am a Capricorn as well and I very much agree about the order part, but I managed to find this game pretty enjoyable despite the large open-world attire to it. Some 'achievement' quests I never bother it, and the many bugs and glitches made it even less enjoyable. I do agree it's very overrated though, there are better RPG games out there.
Yes finally someone who doesn't like it. I tried it because hey Pok?mon and I had a 3DS at the time. Can't say I'm impressed at all. I mean.. Too much graphics and too little good gameplay. Wonder trade was the only good thing lel
wonder trade I trade bad pokemon for like eevee's and stuff
I got the eletric zebra one in one trade
Got a level 55 golem pretty early in game and hidden ability stuff so that was p much only good thing. that large town that used to be glitched was horrible too ew
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WOW! Someone agrees with me! The pokemon didn't even look good. You could tell they only really focused on the graphics. The only things I like were Wonder Trade and how they made it so you can search pokemon on the GTS even if not in pokedex. The elite 4 sucked along with the champion. I wish they didn't do so bad at the game.
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Lumiose, I didn't get the game until the glitch was fixed. All I know is if you saved by a cab or on the outskirts of town the game froze. Sounds like it sucked.
Yes yes, I think i played after they fixed the cab but that town was horrid. And yes they did too much graphics and Skyrim-ish long open world stuff, no no no I'll just go back to green :u
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Lumiose has always been hard to get around, people said Castelia city was bad (which I didn't think so), but come on and look at Lumiose city.... That town was always hard to get around. That's why they put the cabs, but I never wanted to spend the money so I would sit there for 10 minutes looking for were I am going. They knew the city was hard to get around so they put the cabs there and didn't care.
Castelia was like a mountain village in comparison lol. Idk about ORAS games and how they did on those since they are remakes but X/Y def. put me off those games for a while.
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Soon, I will be resting in a field of flowers.
I never bought the games because I quit pokemon, although before I quit I always wanted to get ORAS. I just refuse to go back into pokemon, and don't even mention Delphox. lol The pokemon are horribal, Delphox, Diggersby, Yvetal, Xerneas, Chesnaught, etc, not to mention I didn't like Mega Evolution. They ruined pokemon by mega evolving.
They did, they should know how to quit. Yeah I somewhat quit it too.. except for the gameboy/advance stuff, they were fun since it actually took some effort.
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