What do you hate about mainstream games?

[alexndr_prsper]

One thing I hate is that they're all the same type. Also, being a mobile gamer is even harder because people aren't creative—they just keep doing the same thing over and over.

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[Romaki]

The one thing I hate is how they're impossible to play on low/mid specs. Why do they even bother with quality settings anymore...

 

[Moonlight.]

how money hungry everything is. $70 pricing for games is insane, $20+ for a skin is insane (especially in a game like overwatch where it's first person pov), subscriptions/fees to access free to play games (like wizard101, which ALSO offers microtransactions on top of that, i think i'd be okay with one or the other since it's free to play but having both is insane to me), etc.

i also like to think i have a decent pc rig but i swear half the time my friends and i are playing tech support trying to get a game to not run like garbage than actually playing the game itself.

 

[Bulbadragon]

Unfinished games being released. I want to play the completed game on release, not months or years later when they finish updates. It's especially annoying for games with storylines because by the time all the updates are out, I usually have to start over to truly enjoy the new content. I don't mind this if I'm specifically buying an early access game, or if extra content is added as a bonus (e.g., Stardew Valley). But I'm tired of having to wait months to play the full game that I already paid for.