10 Beloved Video Games No One Admits They Hated

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  @carterfischer5975 · 2 months ago

  I have admittedly enjoyed RDR2 -- including the intro -- every time I've played through it.  I have never understood the hate that the intro of this game gets, considering that it's -- well, in my opinion -- one of the best "hidden" exposition dumps of any game, ever.

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• GA

  @garrettjvb · 2 months ago

  I'm currently playing Days Gone for the first time, and I think it's ABSOLUTELY INSANE that it got mid reviews. How in the world is this game not more popular?!

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• JA

  @jaketheauroran · 1 month ago

  I love RDR2 for this exact reason though. To me, it's a great way to relax with periodic bits of intense action. It's not meant to be nonstop action; it's meant to be an experience

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  @QuinTheFly · 2 months ago

  I’ve never stated this anywhere else. The Last of Us 2 is one of the greatest narratives particularly because of making one play both sides of revenge. It’s a singular experience that pushes this medium. All that said, I never plan to play it again. That’s its problem. It is so affecting one isn’t able to do it again. But do it once. I don’t consider myself a fan of the series but I hold immense respect.

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• TO

  @townzee86 · 2 months ago

  I am guilty to not finishing quite a few of these, but I always tell myself I'll come back to it 😂 good list ❤

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• PH

  @phydeauxfilms9901 · 2 months ago

  I only own one of these games (RDR2) and I haven't even installed it yet.  One of those "I picked it up during a steam sale for cheap" games that linger in my "maybe when I have time" list.  Haven't even considered the others.  Not a fan of the souls like games, haven't played a 2D platformer since the 90's, and FF with disney characters just sounded like it was so much not my kind of game that i forgot it existed immediately after being reminded multiple times over the years. But, I don't hate any of these games.  I simply don't even think of them because I am not interested in the slightest in playing any of them.  Maybe RDR2... when I have the time.

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  @culade · 2 months ago

  I remember having to stop and take a several months long break from Hollow Knight the first time I played it. After coming back, I plowed through the rest of it. I also remember the original TLOU being kind of a slog to play through for me while the story was fantastic. <br>Elden Ring I thoroughly enjoyed my time in that game from beginning to end, but as a souls veteran, I knew what to expect. Same with Armored Core 6. <br>The only thing I didn&apos;t like in the original KH was the camera system. I still 100%&apos;d that game back in the day.

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  @snakefriesia6808 · 2 months ago

  i still have to finish red dead redmption 2, after finally finishing red dead redemption after so many years.. i went into red dead online straight after chapter 1 of rdr2<br>I gave up on The Legend of Zelda : Breath of the Wild after 50 hours of play &nbsp;without sight on a possible ending.. it has just too much places and stuff to do...

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  @AnthemUnknown · 2 months ago

  Witcher 3 for me. On paper, the game is right up my alley, but I hit a wall every time I try to play it. It’s pretty much at the point where it&apos;s never going to happen. I’ve replayed the beginning so much that getting through White Orchard feels like a chore before I even reach anything new.

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  @katfromthekong414 · 2 months ago

  Loved BotW! Weapon degradation did not matter for me cause you constantly get new weapons. Unfortunately TotK ruined it again by overcomplicating the mechanics 🤷‍♀️

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  @RichKnight36 · 2 months ago

  My son beat Hollow Knight when he was 8, and he lives by that game. I love Metroidvanias, but that limited map thing just turns me off completely.

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  @SomewhatSlightlyBored · 2 months ago (edited)

  the armour upgrade system in botw and totk (grinding for dragon parts and rare drops specifically) is also incredibly tedious.