Unpopular Opinions about Video Games

Man, this thread really doesnt like MGS
I personally love the series and have always considered it an autistic military anime that's fun to enjoy. Like others said it's more the strange amount of people who take it very seriously and the high as a kite pedestal Kojima has been put on and how he's treated as some genius creator, when he's just a weirdo westaboo who's a discount Tom Clancy when it comes to writing on his own without any help.
 
Eternal Darkness is overrated trash and has aged terribly. People love to gush over how "amazing" this game was just because it trolled you (in a very unconvincing way) that the game was fucking with you with by pretending to turn down your TV's volume and making your character's head explode, which I'm sure was "innovative" 20 years ago but now the game is just a mediocre pile of jank.

Also Denis Dyack is a fucking hack who likes to think of himself as the Canadian Kojima when the only actually decent game he ever made was the Legacy of Kain. Let's not forget that Silicon Knights also shitted out Too Human and X-Men Destiny, the latter game was so fucking terrible that it helped bankrupt the company amidst an ongoing lawsuit. Not to mention Dyack actually thought that Too Human would actually sell enough copies to make a trilogy, lol lmao even.

And then he tried to make a spiritual successor to Eternal Darkness that failed not one but two fucking Kickstarter campaigns, because people loved Eternal Darkness so much but yet no one wanted to pay to fund anther one :lol:
 
How is that an unpopular opinion?
The vast majority of people who play games prefer GTA V and Skyrim.

I remember back when a lot of people were shitting on Kirby's Epic Yarn for being a little babby game that doesn't let you fail, and I just have to say, big M-anly M-an Rockstar games are not a single bit better. The auto aim plus regenerating health makes it about impossible to die and forces the game to throw dozens of enemies at you just to be engaging. It's a fucking shooting gallery.
This isn't even getting into how GTA V literally lets you skip entire sections of missions if you fail them more than 3(?) times in a row.

It's actually really, really fucking stupid and impractical and would almost instantly be disabled and blown to shit even by circa 1960s weapons, much less sci-fi near-future Metal Gear Solid weapons.
This is why I think MGS1 was great for making it the stealth nuke and not REX itself that was important.

Then MGS2 kind of shits all over that by making it seem like you need an aquatic Metal Gear to somehow combat Metal Gear REX copies...

Man, this thread really doesnt like MGS
I'd say I more just really don't like Kojima and the cult of personality he has created around himself. I could go on and on about how great MGS 1 is while every other game has only gotten progressively worse and worse because Kojima kept forgetting that he is making a game and not a shitty anime movie, but I feel like we've all already said that enough.

The dude does not deserve the praise he gets from journo faggots like Geoff Keighly.
 
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Yes, which are the vast majority of people who play games.

I still don't understand how so many people don't seem to understand that hardcores are the minority when it comes to video game players.
It's kinda hard to draw clear distinctions between the two now that games have become so mainstream.

I guess I'd be a "hardcore gamer" in the sense that I've played a large variety of games over 30+ years and have put some critical thought into them, but I play far fewer total hours than dudebros who put every minute of their spare time into Call of Duty or some wine mom who's addicted to the latest smartphone fad game.
 
Eternal Darkness is overrated trash and has aged terribly. People love to gush over how "amazing" this game was just because it trolled you (in a very unconvincing way) that the game was fucking with you with by pretending to turn down your TV's volume and making your character's head explode, which I'm sure was "innovative" 20 years ago but now the game is just a mediocre pile of jank.

Also Denis Dyack is a fucking hack who likes to think of himself as the Canadian Kojima when the only actually decent game he ever made was the Legacy of Kain. Let's not forget that Silicon Knights also shitted out Too Human and X-Men Destiny, the latter game was so fucking terrible that it helped bankrupt the company amidst an ongoing lawsuit. Not to mention Dyack actually thought that Too Human would actually sell enough copies to make a trilogy, lol lmao even.

And then he tried to make a spiritual successor to Eternal Darkness that failed not one but two fucking Kickstarter campaigns, because people loved Eternal Darkness so much but yet no one wanted to pay to fund anther one :lol:
Actually if you want a really good game that fucks with you, try Anna.

It's one good feature is that sometimes, the layout of the rooms change. And when you're walking around the house chasing puzzles, you don't notice at first.

Like the puzzles are dull and the thing gets repetitive, but it's does one thing nice.
 
The vast majority of people who play games prefer GTA V and Skyrim.


This isn't even getting into how GTA V literally lets you skip entire sections of missions if you fail them more than 3(?) times in a row.


This is why I think MGS1 was great for making it the stealth nuke and not REX itself that was important.

Then MGS2 kind of shits all over that by making it seem like you need an aquatic Metal Gear to somehow combat Metal Gear REX copies...


I'd say I more just really don't like Kojima and the cult of personality he has created around himself. I could go on and on about how great MGS 1 is while every other game has only gotten progressively worse and worse because Kojima kept forgetting that he is making a game and not a shitty anime movie, but I feel like we've all already said that enough.

The dude does not deserve the praise he gets from journo faggots like Geoff Keighly.
Yeah REX was the delivery system and it was designed just to be able to overwhelm any opposition that was able to find where it was.

RAY's deal doesn't make much sense in hindsight. If it's turd world countries developing their own REX bootlegs, I really doubt they would be able to develop their own railguns. It would be cheaper to just drop a MOAB on one. The Metal Gears aren't invulnerable to high ordinance. Even Otacon says in the Codec when you fight REX that it's vulnerable to specific shells from a tank.

Although I think MGS2 becomes self aware at the end (which is ironic since it comes from an AI) that Snake and the other clones are not valuable at all to their goal. I would say the same for all the Metal Gears. The real top weapon in Metal Gear has always been the control of information, which is the core theme of MGS2. And MGS4 fumbles that whole plotline with MUH NANONMACHINES

Oh and Kojima is a self absorbed faggot.
 
I understand that games are more complex now, so there would naturally be more bugs

But there are always such obvious bugs that should be spotted and fixed from a simple playthrough of a game these days. It's baffling.

Like I posted an article on A&N about how CDPR didn't realize they put in a mod into The Witcher 3 remaster that shows detailed vaginas on certain main story characters. How the fuck does that slip past QA testing? How the fuck does that slip past rating certification?
 
RAY's deal doesn't make much sense in hindsight. If it's turd world countries developing their own REX bootlegs, I really doubt they would be able to develop their own railguns. It would be cheaper to just drop a MOAB on one. The Metal Gears aren't invulnerable to high ordinance. Even Otacon says in the Codec when you fight REX that it's vulnerable to specific shells from a tank.
Arsenal Gear makes the least sense.
It filters the whole internet somehow but is mobile and not physically connected to the major deep-sea cable almost all traffic runs through?
 
I guess I'd be a "hardcore gamer" in the sense that I've played a large variety of games over 30+ years and have put some critical thought into them, but I play far fewer total hours than dudebros who put every minute of their spare time into Call of Duty or some wine mom who's addicted to the latest smartphone fad game.
I'm always surprised by people posting screenshots of their time played in Stardew Valley and Terraria.

Yeah, they're good games. I've played them multiple times. What the fuck are you doing to spend 1000+ hours with them.
 
-Shadows Of The Empire (N64) is a good game and has Wampas!
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Man, this thread really doesnt like MGS
I've never been as high on MGS as other people, the gameplay is pretty good...but holy shit the storyline is Kojima sniffing his own ass and telling us how great it smells.

"War is bad" isn't fucking deep or exciting enough for how fucking absurd the plot twists go. That is why I think Revegence unironically has it's Aseop done the best.

Armstrong : "War as a business is evil, I will use war as a business to end war as a business"
Raiden : "That will kill Millions"
Armstrong : "The ends justify the means"
Raiden : "NO IT DOESN'T LETS FIGHT"
 
It's kinda hard to draw clear distinctions between the two now that games have become so mainstream.

I guess I'd be a "hardcore gamer" in the sense that I've played a large variety of games over 30+ years and have put some critical thought into them, but I play far fewer total hours than dudebros who put every minute of their spare time into Call of Duty or some wine mom who's addicted to the latest smartphone fad game.
I figure I could be considered a hardcore gamer despite not actually playing that many anymore because I love to learn about how they work, and I just drink up shit like TCRF and developer interviews and things. Who's a bigger fan of Goldeneye: a person who spends a thousand hours clearing every level on 00 Agent and unlocking every cheat, or someone who loved playing it and watched this speech several times over?
 
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