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In an easy-to-anticipate follow-up to last week's article, GameLemon's own Tim Sweeney turns the tables and talks about 5 games he hates that you (probably!) love. And just who is Tim Sweeney, might you ask? I say - doesn't matter; the man clearly states that he hates World of Warcraft and that's enough for me. Let me get my Axe of the Nexus-Kings and I'll be right there to smash some skulls.
Let's get this one out of the way straight off; I cannot stand World of Warcraft.
For the two people that didn't close this page in disgust, let me tell you why. I have never been a big fan of the Warcraft universe; mainly due to the fact that it's just the Warhammer universe, but with smart Orcs. Despite all this, the combination of a huge MMORPG with a not-as-generic-as-some fantasy world had a lot of potential.
So with this in mind I stopped playing City of Villains (the best MMORPG I've played, with EVE Online a strong second) and eagerly picked up a copy of WoW...and just as eagerly uninstalled it soon after. What everyone praises as fun and user friendly struck me as nothing more than an overly simplified version of every other MMORPG out there combined with the mindless level grinding and loot-whoring of Diablo. Oh and don't listen to people talking about it having stylised graphics: it's just ugly.
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I agree with the gameplay of the RE games. A fair few of them have awkward gameplay. (especially the earlier ones, with the digital control system that - I'm pretty sure - couldn't be changed in the menu).
I also don't really understand why RE4 is considered a "big step up" in terms of gameplay either - It played like a generic action game, imo. Nothing too special there.
edit: Looks like people can't even have an opinion on Gamegrep anymore without being thumbed down >_>
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