Starcraft II
Sure people will hate me for this, but after all those years I'd expect a campaign for each faction, not expansions separated 2 years each. Also not to mention the bans for Single player trainers.
no...i personally don't think anyone should hate u for being honest. the game itself was awesome but yes u could hate it for those reasons. one would've expected all the factions in one massive game...that'd be awesome. and banning SP trainer or cheat users is definitely not cool.
To be honest, any game like Starcraft II where fans are waiting a loooooong time for a sequel is going to disappoint a lot of people because over the course of waiting, they're going to have developed their own idea of how the game should be and look and work, etc etc.
I'm dreading the reviews and inevitable backlash when Duke Nukem Forever is released.
My personal "Hmmm" game is Morrowind. Yes yes, I hear your boo's now, but quiet down! I just heard so many people, most of my friends amongst them, blowing their load whenever Morrowind came up in a conversation, and how I'd get flamed when I said I'd never played it and/or didn't have an interest in doing so.
Then I finally played it and... well, I don't get it. To me, there's just nothing that special about it. It's a good RPG, sure, but so is Oblivion, and it's just not got that WOW factor I heard everyone creaming about.
Starcraft II
Sure people will hate me for this, but after all those years I'd expect a campaign for each faction, not expansions separated 2 years each. Also not to mention the bans for Single player trainers.
no...i personally don't think anyone should hate u for being honest. the game itself was awesome but yes u could hate it for those reasons. one would've expected all the factions in one massive game...that'd be awesome. and banning SP trainer or cheat users is definitely not cool.
To be honest, any game like Starcraft II where fans are waiting a loooooong time for a sequel is going to disappoint a lot of people because over the course of waiting, they're going to have developed their own idea of how the game should be and look and work, etc etc.
I'm dreading the reviews and inevitable backlash when Duke Nukem Forever is released.
My personal "Hmmm" game is Morrowind. Yes yes, I hear your boo's now, but quiet down! I just heard so many people, most of my friends amongst them, blowing their load whenever Morrowind came up in a conversation, and how I'd get flamed when I said I'd never played it and/or didn't have an interest in doing so.
Then I finally played it and... well, I don't get it. To me, there's just nothing that special about it. It's a good RPG, sure, but so is Oblivion, and it's just not got that WOW factor I heard everyone creaming about.
yes...the waiting for a major release like SC2 can be a huge let down especially since there's going to be a huge gap to just play other factions...its like u know the developers r trying to milk it for all its worth. this can cause u to loose most of the wow factor for any game. as u said sometimes inspite of the hype u just don't get what the fuss was all about.
Starcraft II
Sure people will hate me for this, but after all those years I'd expect a campaign for each faction, not expansions separated 2 years each. Also not to mention the bans for Single player trainers.
no...i personally don't think anyone should hate u for being honest. the game itself was awesome but yes u could hate it for those reasons. one would've expected all the factions in one massive game...that'd be awesome. and banning SP trainer or cheat users is definitely not cool.
To be honest, any game like Starcraft II where fans are waiting a loooooong time for a sequel is going to disappoint a lot of people because over the course of waiting, they're going to have developed their own idea of how the game should be and look and work, etc etc.
I'm dreading the reviews and inevitable backlash when Duke Nukem Forever is released.
My personal "Hmmm" game is Morrowind. Yes yes, I hear your boo's now, but quiet down! I just heard so many people, most of my friends amongst them, blowing their load whenever Morrowind came up in a conversation, and how I'd get flamed when I said I'd never played it and/or didn't have an interest in doing so.
Then I finally played it and... well, I don't get it. To me, there's just nothing that special about it. It's a good RPG, sure, but so is Oblivion, and it's just not got that WOW factor I heard everyone creaming about.
yes...the waiting for a major release like SC2 can be a huge let down especially since there's going to be a huge gap to just play other factions...its like u know the developers r trying to milk it for all its worth. this can cause u to loose most of the wow factor for any game. as u said sometimes inspite of the hype u just don't get what the fuss was all about.
Yeah, and after you realize the dev's have just been milking you the entire time you start to lose any and all respect you have for them and their other games.
Also another game I forgot: Command And Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight.
A fail attempt to port the Dawn of War gameplay into C&C, and one that caused most C&C fans to rage at EA. I was really disappointed in this, especially after having enjoyed C&C 3 so much. Way to mess up EA.
command and conquer generals,a real let down and the main reason that command&conquer got boring and many westwood fans got really dissappointed well(since red alert 2 n yuri's revenge were really great games and made fans wanted more),it's more funny coz they made an expansion of generals,like they wanna lose more money,which i'm sure they did,as both was a fluke and failed to sell...
Generals was always set up to be a MP C&C, but it wasn't fully Westwood. Westwood sold the company to EA before Generals.