Why do you Quit a Game?

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Anyone above happening in one game will make me crazy and quit it!

play blac isle game

forget to save every 5 minutes

lose everything- game wont load again untill you apply 1000 patches

(BEST RPG EVAR)

Play Daggerfall.
Save every 5 minutes.
Still lose everything because the save is corrupted.

Due of the final bosses that are kinda strong than my chars. With this, I can't concentrate for a strategy to defeat them, and thus I die this often. I leave it for a while, and then I can try it again.

In some occasions, when I can't deal with some patches that won't run the game the next time I enter.

I can't leave them all opened at the same time.

I can't believe they used a Yume Nikki image for such completely non-monocled purpose. I would burn with rage if I had still any hope for humanity at large.

Number one reason for me is if the game gets or is too easy. I'd rather watch paint dry than play something with little or no challenge.


-Carn

Originally Posted by The Faerie Queene
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I can't believe they used a Yume Nikki image for such completely non-monocled purpose. I would burn with rage if I had still any hope for humanity at large.

That site confused the hell out of me with the often mismatched anime stuff. Oh well, shit site is shite.

Top reason for me quitting games:
1. Too complex / stressful
I play games to have fun, not to learn a second job. I think I stay away from flight simulators because of this. Although there's one game that was highly recommended yet I couldn't wrap myself around it: Heart of Iron.

2. Bullshit difficulty with no payoff
Two Worlds 2. RPG finale where your chosen character skills have no matter in the game. Because you're meant to shoot a turret at a flying dragon or die. Over and over again. Also, they disabled the save game during the finale. Fuck the devs.

Contrast that to Witcher 2 which absolutely slaughtered me in the tutorial, forcing me to slow down, pay attention and not rush into fights like the original one did. The sweetest part is watching a guy doing the TW2 playthrough on youtube dying 10 times at the same spot. *insert codexian smug emoticon here*

3. Bland characters & plot
I'll describe it in two words: Neverwinter Nights

Having to use the console to cheat a Rod of Resurrection into the game to revive a placeholder 'speaker' who died by an errant fireball during a boss battle, to whom I need to speak to continue the game.

Not because the game is a buggy mess, but because I realize that I hate the combat enough that I won't replay five minutes of it.

NWN2.

Easy difficulty not being ridiculously easy , i played the witcher and died +100 times in first chapter , then made an angry post about it in official forums now in 2.0 opponents just stand and look angry at me , THIS is the difficulty i like to play.
I <3 CDPR

Because i don't like that game.