Pet Peeves: Five of My Problems for Modern FPS Games!!
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When I was a toddler, I was enjoying video games for Sega and Nintendo. And my first FPS game was the computer game Doom, infamous for it's intense violence and satanic imagery.
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^ Enjoy this awesomeness
Then it went on to Doom 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Time Splitters, Half Life, I was convinced that those FPS games were going to be awesome and never fail. And now these games are just fail, and here's why.
5. Regenerative Health.
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Seriously, just having health recovered in seconds? That defeats the purpose of playing games. I mean, Halo and DNF had an excuse (Shields and Ego), but an ordinary soldier? At least Bungie reintroduced the normal Health system in Halo 3: ODST.
4. Two Weapon limit.
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Why do we have to have two weapons only? What, to make things more realistic? Not in a sci-fi setting, we will not. I see the reasoning for Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six, and they were before Halo, but in non-realistic settings, not just allowed.
3. "Realism"
Yeah, regenerating health is just sooooo realistic./sarcasm
2. Too much focus on Multiplayer, and of course, why it sucks.
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^ 'Nuff said? Oh yeah, and when I played Black Ops, it was too easy, so I quit playing. And my little brother plays Halo and gets MVP, and he gets booted everytime he is an MVP or gets the most kills because the players are butthurt.
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1. Too much focus on graphics
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^ Gameplay? What gameplay?
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^ Sad but true.
Enough said.
