Stupid games

just about every sports game their is, i mean...for christ sakes i could understand online but sitting their...controling virtual teams that for some odd reason one guy always goes the OPPOSITE way their suppose 2 (but sports games like fight night round 3 are great)

SEGA Bass Fishing and all the other fishing games. :rant:
Pokemon. :rant:
Monopoly/Scrabble type PC board game... :rant:

World of Warcraft :P

World of Warcraft

lol ya got my vote :thumbup:
I mean some doods see a virtual game chick and already have a hand in their pants

Originally posted by Takeyutso@Jul 28 2006, 09:59 PM
Morrowind, I never got any fun about making a perfect character that takes hours, and then play a few hours before you get anything "cool" to do :dennis:

Seconded. Obluivion, on the other hand, I found much better. Its combat didn't totally suck. And it was too much fun to play with the Havoc physics (I love it when my Orc slams a skeleton 20 feet into the air with a warhammer hit).

Not a big Sims fan, either, and I refuse to pay $15 a month for a VIDEOGAME! (MMO's)

I'm gonna add Guild Wars to the list. Yeah, it's free, but it has no depth. If you want to succeed in it, you are basically forced to fall into one of the specified super-builds. Some classes (like my Necro) are totally rejected and ignored except in one strategy. Combat doesn't require complex thought or reactionary casting or anything like that, it just requires using the same chain of spells over and over again. The PvE makes it take way too long to get anywhere and I don't like the huge focus on group combat...sometimes, I don't want to play with idiots all day. I can't find many redeeming factors other than the lack of a monthly fee...the only reason I played it for more than an hour is because my brother and his friend are fanatical about it (the latter is, I think, head of a top-100 guild and has like 4000 hours on his character) and I figured I owed it to them to try it. But every time I was bored. To death.

And, for the record, I'm a CS-hater. I don't suck at it anymore, but it's still not any fun.