Dragons Dogma. I really, really wanted to like it! I remember playing it for a couple of hours and being quite impressed with how the night worked and that if you didn't have a torch with you everything would be pitch black. Then I played a little more and got to an encounter with a giant cyclops and I just went: oh, man, this is boring! It was the same with Dragon Age: Inquisition and I thought it might have had something to do with controlling different characters, but then I remembered I had a good time playing Dragon Age: Origins.
So, I just concluded that those two games just didn't have what I wanted, but without really knowing exactly what it was I didn't like. While saying that, I am a little hyped for Dragons Dogma 2! The combat is probably just the same, but I feel there might be something different in this one....maybe.
Here is a fun fact: It took me some tries to like Witcher 3 and it was mainly because of how the landscape was presented. Everything looked so small while you were riding horseback and I also thought the tress behaved ridiculously which broke the immersion for me, but thankfully after some more hours of playing, I started to think less of it and got more invested in the amazing story!
What about you? What game did you want to like, but never actually could?
So, I just concluded that those two games just didn't have what I wanted, but without really knowing exactly what it was I didn't like. While saying that, I am a little hyped for Dragons Dogma 2! The combat is probably just the same, but I feel there might be something different in this one....maybe.
Here is a fun fact: It took me some tries to like Witcher 3 and it was mainly because of how the landscape was presented. Everything looked so small while you were riding horseback and I also thought the tress behaved ridiculously which broke the immersion for me, but thankfully after some more hours of playing, I started to think less of it and got more invested in the amazing story!
What about you? What game did you want to like, but never actually could?