15 Game Features Your Favorite Developers REGRET Implementing (Or Skipping Completely)

[@DoubleGoon]

Since the time micro-transactions and $20 dlc became a thing I wonder if any developers regretted not charging extra for some game features that were released at launch.

[@Xifihas]

DoubleGoon The devs dont but the publishers definitely do.

[@TheAshenKing]

You seem to miss a lot of small details that would make your videos much more fulfilling. When talking about fable, you fail to mention what any of the over hyped features were. With Sim City, why did they want it to be online only to begin with? some sort of multiplayer aspect? As for Diablo III, what was so bad about the auction house? I understand that a lot of this is "old news" and could be found elsewhere but if you're telling the story, tell it all. This happens across a lot of your videos. I end up with questions that I feel should have been answered. I really do enjoy your videos. They just seem to be missing that last little closing bit of info sometimes.

[@fanfaretloudest]

Yeah I don't like that this video just brought up each subject vaguely because they assumed the audience watching knew what they were talking about. This was not their strongest video.

[@Dhalin]

As far as SimCity being online-only, well that was obviously for DRM purposes. The online-only multiplayer thing was just a tacked-on excuse and they only caved after mountains of complaints from angry consumers. As for Diablo 3, the loot and its drop system had to be balanced around the AH's presence, AND someone with enough money could just circumvent the loot system altogether to just buy their way through the game. It was a terrible system altogether.

[@Randomsae]

Criticism that isn't laced in hate and insults is becoming scarce online these days. Good job

[@NortheastGamer]

As a Half-Life fan I would have liked to have heard more about what Gabe didn't like about the series.

[@garfellow5038]

NortheastGamer Exactly. I feel somewhat blue balled by this list

[@mindyauron]

Every time I see Peter Molyneux, I hear Guru Larry going on a tangent. XD

[@juananz007]

Exactly my thoughts xD

[@Dargonhuman]

When that segment ended, I fully was expecting to hear, "Hello you," in that delightful British accent and was somewhat dumbfounded when it didn't happen.

[@unnameablename]

Mindy Auron same

[@cr0nosphere]

I would have loved more background on each regret :-(

[@itzverzionqs2499]

Ermm.. i want an appology for supply drops

[@hassanimran9916]

ItzVerzion Qs I'm sorry baby

[@frozone7395]

ItzVerzion Qs Apology only available in supply drops.

[@OfficialMaiconi]

When I got assassins creed unity I purchased the collectors edition. When they began offering refunds I was ineligible even for a free game disregarding the fact I spent 150 on it. That decision led me to never buying an assassins creed game again and even made me weary of any Ubisoft game. I won't buy one until either a sale or until I get confirmation that it's a decent game.

[@lauram.3251]

OfficialMaiconi AC Syndicate was a alright game, far better than ACU. You should try it out

[@darktempest53]

Laura Marie syndicate was also extreemly bad. Not in terms of glitches, it's just boring for me. Coming from a long time fan.

[@themambawarrior2290]

You seem to have forgotten (or perhaps never known about) Warframe update 15.2, and the following player revolt known as Vivergate. Basically, Digital Extremes implemented a system that was horribly slow and grindy (I assume in update 15), meaning that people looked for a way to let them get things in the system of what would have likely taken them years to get in mere weeks instead. So, people found a mission called Viver, and found that, if you stood in a specific spot with the Mag, Excalibur, and Trinity warframes and used radial (AOE) abilities, you would be able to gain in the system much faster. This system was a reputation system with various groups in Warframe known as syndicates. At the time, Excalibur and Mag were considered completely useless outside of that one mission (and Mag still is). What did DE do in response? Instead of changing Viver, or fixing the Syndicate reputation system, they took the frames useful for it, two of which were shit, and proceeded to nerf them into the ground. This led to mass player hysteria, in which many players complained loudly and threatened to leave the game, a number of which never even used Viver but just had their favorite frames nerfed into oblivion. The following day, DE reversed most of the changes, released a formal apology, changed Viver, started buffing Excalibur to the point where he's now considered one of the best frames, and made the Syndicate reputation system something that no longer requires you to grind your face off with a cheese grater.

[@ElizabethMm315855]

I'm surprised he mentioned WoW several times but never brought up flying. Flying is I believe the devs biggest regret.

[@TheAsylumchild]

Elizabeth McKinnie amen to that. every freaking expansion blows up in the forums with "OMG WHEN R WE GETTING FLYING?" It's like learn to navigate trails and land and stop trying to take the easy way you trolls!

[@ROFLstompie]

TheAsylumchild people want flying because questing and navigation is fucking annoying. The game shows its age most in questing. Endgame is still great but it's the only redeeming quality of it, so we want flying to expedite the process.

[@TheAsylumchild]

If people think questing and navigation is fucking annoying, then WoW isn't the game for them. They are so interested in getting to the endgame and "win" that they want to take every shortcut to get there which is obvious when they add heirlooms (which will be going up to 110), toys that open all flight paths, and character boosts to 100. Players like that play too much XBox and not enough Everquest, Lineage 2, Rift, or other MMOs where you spend TIME to EARN your power and that's what the game is about. I am willing to bet none of them ever played Dungeons and Dragons where you spend an hour just making your character and have all night gaming sessions doing ONE quest story before dividing up the treasure. Impatience and this "gotta have everything handed to me easy" is what kills the game no matter how old it is. Saying this age old argument about how quests are boring and such is like saying you like playing Resident Evil, but you don't like solving the puzzles or getting all the weapon. If you just want to kill zombies and bosses without immersing yourself into the mystery and horror of the game, then RE isn't for you.

[@ROFLstompie]

If you think questing is the meat of wow idk what to tell you other than you're wrong. Its not that anybody wants a reward handed to them or to "win" which you cant even necessarily do, but to not have to do fucking mind numbing repetitive tasks for weeks to get to be able to do something actually fun. Killing 10 boars with a different coat of paint, then riding a few minutes to do it again somewhere else is not fun or engaging at all.

[@TheAsylumchild]

And thus, we have reached the problem with WoW. There is no continuity and everyone just wants to rush to the endgame where all the "fun" is not realizing the WHOLE GAME, quests and all, is what makes it fun. RPGs are not supposed to be fast paced, action packed games. You play a character and build it up from the ground up and have fun doing it. That's been the premises of an RPG since Dungeons and Dragons.

[@tuseroni6085]

i know a lot of people didn't like it...but i loved the original FFXIV, i liked mixing skills from different classes, i liked the crafting system, i liked the huge maps and the beautiful trees in gridania, and i liked the fact that every spell could be AOE, like a lot old FF games. the new FFXIV is ok, but it's less FFXI and more WoW. and if i wanted to play WoW...i'd just play WoW. and sure it could be a pain selling and buying things, but i grew up on RO so...this was a pretty familiar system for me. it also meant there were regional prices for different things, marmot pelts were a lot cheaper in ul'dah than in limsa lominsa. and the ability to create crystals and shards from clusters and crystals respectively was pretty cool and very useful (because people ALWAYS need shards) i even liked the long boat ride from limsa to ul'dah, was a good time to craft or fish, i liked it when you could see landfall ahead pointing and yelling "land ho!" i liked the way that trees had species and weren't just generic "tree", if you went to the tree that looked like an oak tree and harvested it guess what you got? oak branches, oak logs...you know what you didn't get? cinnamon, or maple sap (yeah in ARR you can get cinnamon and maple sap from the same frikken tree) the oak trees looked like oak trees, the ash trees looked like ash trees, the fields with flax had flax growing in em. and the crafting recipes had more than one way to make things, why should only coral butterflies be used to make fish glue? why can't i use aldgoat skin to make animal glue? or animal hides? the original FFXIV had all that and more, there were plenty of ways to make things and there were even more skins, you could use any fish to make fish glue, any skin to make animal glue. there was an attention to detail that i liked, there was a sense of realism in the fantasy that i liked. when you ran there was an acceleration curve, when you stopped a deceleration curve, when you turned you turned on a curve, in ARR you walk all crazy, 0-full speed instantly, turn on a point.

[@AinsleyHarriott1]

Sim city got offline play because the developers took a crack from piratebay and updated everyone's game with it. That's a hell of a detail to miss on the end there.

[@slidel1995]

I never really understood the hatred for Dragon Age 2. Apart from all the reused dungeons of course, that was annoying. The game still did a lot to improve on Origins though.

[@dufftheduff7335]

the combat felt like a boring jrpg, just standing still without any tactics whatsoever plus the enemies just appearing out pf nowhere was just stupid.

[@rollinroy1841]

slidel1995 warning: wall o' text lol =] it took me 3 plathroughs on da2 to notice what people were whining about. To be fair, some of the criticism is true. da2 only had one story - one path. For an rpg - and specifically when compared to da:o (basically da1) - choices are _supposed to matter_. In da1, you could be nice, rogue-ish, or outright evil, and those choices would _significantly_ affect the outcome of your game. On da2, the only effect your choices had on the game were this: your allies either loved or hated you. That's it. However, i played & enjoyed da2 because I wasn't there to judge how every option was affected. I liked that my character wasn't mute, & i liked the improved graphics. One _invalid_ criticism of da2 was the "easy" combat. I played it on normal & enjoyed it. I played it on nightmare (hardest?) difficulty, & it was incredibly...annoying. You basically need to drink potions every time something hits you. It's not fun, & I don't understand how anyone could call it easy. It was boring, & it was no different than playing da1 on hardest (don't; it just takes the fun out of it). Da1 is better than da2. Da1 has more replayability than da2, & despite its age has good characters & choices for however you play your character. Da2 has better graphics, good voice acting, and a good story (if you don't play alignment: dick). And the combat for either is fun & strategic at normal difficulty. For _either_ da1 or da2, don't raise the difficulty. You'll just make it boring. But, that is just _my_ observation on it - _my_ opinion. Your mileage..may vary. Sorry 'bout the long comment. I read up on da2 long after people were done ranting about it.. x-]

[@slidel1995]

+RollinRoy Yay, opinions! Are there different versions of DA1? (I think I remember something like that) I don't really remember having many chances to change the game other then "choose a side, one stays in the game, the other goes away." I actually think DA1 had the weakest cast of the three. Don't get me wrong, some of my favorite characters are from 1 but... Say what you will about 2's cast, but at least they all stood out. A lot of the characters in 1 just aren't interesting at all at first glance (I couldn't remember anyone outside my preferred party) and there's very limited interaction with party members compared to the other games, so this is hard to remedy. DA1 is still fun even today, and was probably fantastic for it's time. But it's certainly not the flawless gem that some would have you believe. (I'm trying to keep this comment from being TOO long) I just don't get why 2 is often treated like a crime against humanity lol My opinion is that 2 took a step forward... and then another step back. Not better not worse just, different. (Aside from the problems that arose from rushed development.) As for nightmare, I gave up just after the prologue when I realized friendly fire was a thing. "You want me to play on the highest difficulty, and put a leash on my MAGE??? Are you CRAZY???"

[@slidel1995]

+Duff The duff "the combat felt like a boring jrpg, just standing still without any tactics whatsoever" Uhhhhh... Putting aside that I don't agree with any of that, that's no different from the first game...

[@rollinroy1841]

slidel1995 i think you are referring to dragon age: awakening. I never played it, but i _think_ that it was dlc for da1. If it was dlc, it was a big dlc. As far as memorable characters, i liked the wild witch (morrigan?). Actually , i liked most of 'em, but i favored the useful ones at the time. I think the witch was the most memorable; although, alistair might be up there if you romance him (i did not). Yeah, they're both good games, but I definitely connected with da2 more than da1 because of hawke's voice acting as well as the improved graphics.

[@vonjt4077]

The launch of battlefield 4 was sun and moon in comparison to what it is now. It was so bad, but now one of the best titles of the franchise, showing that Dice really cared. Bf4 should've been on this list.

[@michaelcoffey498]

Nice list did not know of 8 of these.... neat stuff thanks for the video :)

[@kulrigalestout]

As someone who bought both SimCity and FFXIV at launch, my trust in companies has been shattered. With the exception of whatever I drunk buy, I either rent it or get the demo first. FFXIV in particular hurt, because I had to get a new computer to even play it at all; imagine the yarn scene from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, only you're wearing glasses so thick they hurt your eyes while falling in and out of consciousness at random intervals. That's what it was like.

[@D3spairFacTor90]

Love how Molyneux's face is the thumbnail, LOL

[@jamesfox4215]

I never had an issue in Human Revolution. I specced all in stealth and non-lethal but I carried a revolver with the explosive bullet upgrade. Walk through every boss fight with ease.

[@MrHatoi]

Personally I liked the original version of FNAF World, mainly because of the graphics. The pixelated, scan-line filled screen matched the style of previous games and looked a lot better than the weird 3D graphics we have now.

[@TheTilitus]

Im so happy i got to play Fable lost chapters with out hearing the hype before hand. That game was amazing.

[@joj6666]

The Division Launch with the online queue? Anyone? :P

[@midnitest0rm]

Did they apologize for that? I hope so cause that was some freaking ridiculous shit. Literally people lining up for a fucking NPC.

[@jbowman1018]

Midnite St0rm one of my friends loved the beta. he got stuck in that line for like 15 minutes and never played again lol. it only took me about 2 minutes to get through but I guess I was lucky. i launched the digital version the literal first second it was playable.

[@joj6666]

It wouldn't be very...Ubisoft-ish to apologize for it. More like Damage control than a real apology. I might be wrong though! Happy gaming Midnite!

[@gabrieldavis4434]

Arca Menel Not just the online que, but the whole damn game

[@eveescastle5866]

The level gap in the division...

[@hyfryd6677]

I love how much of Blizzard is in this, at least those guys feel sorry for their mistakes and learn from them I guess, shows how honest a study Blizz really is.

[@AdmiralPrice]

I loved da2, particularly because of the story and setting.

[@r0bw00d]

Legitimate. Say it with me now: le-gi-ti-mate. This is a real word that has a real meaning. If you want to be seen as professional, you will not use the shortened version of this word, no matter how badly it needs to die yet hasn't.

[@holdthemayo7836]

There should be a developer apology for After Earth.

[@treyseetaram1533]

I understand people's distaste for the reused locations for Dragon Age 2, but I'm curious about how the story telling was a mistake. I actually liked how it was like a living book. Sure the story itself wasn't as good as origins but it wasn't a bad story. I think they fixed all they problems and complaints that players had in the next installment

[@SaraTiggs]

nothing about LFG and LFR for WoW? It's a Massive Multi-player Online RPG but the only times you really need to interact with anybody is at and after lv15 when you unlock dungeons. Completely killed any sense of community in the game.

[@dbxvhero9006]

Fnaf was a mistake

[@zephyrpinklemonade9558]

Gabriel Meza fnaf Is cancer

[@mechaluke]

Daniel Luthy awww... is the baby gonna cry?

[@t.o.a.s.t.e.r]

no the community is a mistake

[@zephyrpinklemonade9558]

Typhlxsion it's filled with furries

[@Daniel_L9]

I don't know why I reacted at all i don't really care

[@Bigdaddyfarquad]

I'm surprised there isn't a mention of Payday 2’s microtransactions. How they were added, how the developers learned that it was a mistake, and how they removed them.

[@DarkPhoenix671]

I was about to say I haven't seen an Ubisoft game but you didn't forget about it, then you surprised me with Sim Shitty, I honestly forgot about it.

[@schmeggomeggo]

Was Final Fantasy 14 really THAT bad? I never played it tbh

[@gtasthehunter]

I wish there was away to try FFXIV somehow to see how it really was. But yeah FFXIV Online is good now I'm even waiting on Stormblood now and have been subbed since the start if of FFXIV: ARR my sub might have lapsed for about week one time.

[@titotheninja]

i never liked FFIV. i played the beta, the initial release and a realm reborn. i was just hoping for more of FFXI with better graphics and not so much a WoW FF version. questing for xp is just so gross to me. sorry. i like the grinding on mobs....like in all final fantasy games....

[@gtasthehunter]

You must not have played "FFXIV ARR" for that long then let alone ever started heavensward and soon to be stormblood and the main story quests and dungeons really only helps to level up for 1 class/job and side quests might help level up a 2nd class/job there are 9 classes and will be 15 jobs in June - SCH/SMN< level up at the same time unless they change that. and mob grinding isn't all that fun and the closest thing to that might be running FATEs which is what I would want to do more than other things, and now most or some seem at run the potd to level up. There is a Hunt Log where you do have to kill set amounts of specific level mobs for classes only, no new jobs without classes have those and only up to level 50 then there are repeatable clan marks where you still just hunt mobs, and if just started they've increased exp from older quests to help newer players to level up and catch up to join others

[@daveo2992]

RIP D3 Auction house you will be forever missed :(

[@MrTaxMan666]

I hope, I pray no one has pre ordered Destiny 2 or Call of Duty WW2 (not that I'm hating or that I think they will automatically suck because I'm actually excited for Destiny 2, hoping for a brand new expanded experience). Just wait a week atleast. Stop pre ordering, start demanding better games, then w'll actually get complete games. from there we can start to hope for BETTER next generation games. I may be wrong but it seems like the jump from generation to generation has never felt as substantial from PS1 to PS2 and then to XBOX running the show for that gen and the next gen. Playing Splinter Cell for the first time blew my damn mind. Halo was just fun as hell.

[@lFede64l]

B4 watching: Sonic 06's final cutscene HAS to be here.

[@whoman7489]

i have never seen a single person complain about arenas being in wow!

[@kinlopunim]

was this bad features implemented or terrible launches? because near the end it was just about failed launches.

[@Logan912]

"At least SimCity got offline play." Better yet, we have Cities: Skylines now.

[@theblackbaron4119]

Yeah they regretted the auction house all the way to the bank...

[@Reiner_Miller]

What is wrong with daily quests cap removal in WoW?)

[@atomicrhino7182]

The taken king killed destiny for me. I bought the game once and I don't want to pay another 60 for it back. They actually made you accept a software limiting agreement because the took stuff that was in the disk so it couldn't be removed just an agreement to be limited. Practically nothing came in the taken king except a lot of problems. The fan base dispersed faster than I've ever seen in any other game

[@chrism7574]

"So sorry about that". All that means is, "we realize it sucks and may ruin the game, but we're not giving you your money back so shut up."

[@KTSpeedruns]

I was expecting number 1 to be the Water Temple from Ocarina of Time.

[@seandennis8911]

the thing is, most of these are really enjoyable games, I personally even had fun with unity post patch

[@Marco.fm.73]

Bonus: EA hogging the NFL franchise. (I'm not sure though if they have regrets about it)

[@Ironica82]

Note to ALL devs, if you don't have PVP in the game at the start...DON'T PUT IT IN LATER!!! This always causes way too many changes to powers due to a feature that a small minority actually uses.

[@Archery_100]

Dark Souls 1: Bed of Chaos, aka Bed of Salt. For a game series with some amazing boss fights, this fight was the worst in the entire series. They cut an alternate version which would've made the fight better. It was so bad, even FromSoftware had to apologize for it.

[@stewiegriffen100]

If game developers could sell a full 100% game without any in-game add-on items or "new dlc" thanks that be great. 👍

[@franzpattison]

Hitman 2016 has always online DRM which totally doesn't allow offline players to receive end of mission stats. Totally alienates offline gamers such as myself and makes the game totally unrewarding and therefore unplayable

[@shaharasher6841]

Am I the only one who really likes the story telling in Dragon Age II ?

[@ReitsuMeme]

So, not really FEATURES but more like poor DECISIONS

[@QuinSkew]

Constantly having to repair houses in Fable 3

[@theoriginalshew]

i seriously doubt SimCity was the worst launch of all time. No Mans Sky was way worse and for some reason not even on this list, which didnt elaborate into many problems. like #12, it didnt answer why the level cap removal was bad.

[@eveescastle5866]

"Destiny has since improved dramatically..." Have you played Destiny? Only thing from the taken King that I liked was the third subclass. Everything else was a rehash of the already existing "Story"

[@theTahnoktrapper]

Things like a bad ending etc aren't things you implement. Half of these list entries are just devs apologizing for a lack of effort, rather than design decisions. I'd suggest you should go fix your title

[@grantharriman284]

I was hoping for basic info on each point, but half of these entries we're just name drop and move on

[@RealILOVEPIE]

the fact that these are mostly EA subsidiaries says something about EA

[@Vexmus_]

who else loves skylanders but hates why their so easy and short

[@ABurntMuffin]

their so easy and short what?

[@newageBoundhippie]

I'm more annoyed by the continued lack of use for older toys with each new game....and the asinine methods of releasing the toys Activision bumbles through

[@FearOgre]

Lol wat? The daily cap in WoW was dumb, almost no good reason it should have existed or even kept around. How do they regret that

[@capthavic]

I'd be more forgiving of Destiny if you weren't pretty much forced to pay more for all the dlc/expansion(s) just to get something close to the state it should have had from the start.

[@addicted2caffeine]

add dino crisis too that list! ! the fate of the main char regina was never finished. the 2nd title wasn't really finished . only partially in 2.5. the 3rd droped the main char and was completely out of context!the need to make a 4th that continues from where 2/2.5 left off! along with many more guns and features and a decent story line

[@walteracevedo5105]

At least FFXIV ended with style. A nuke the world event is hell of a send off.

[@BankruptGreek]

I enjoyed both the auction house and the difficulty of diablo 3

[@elenoraw.h.7857]

The music that came on during the Destiny part was a little loud and distracting. It took away from what you were talking about

[@TubeTAG]

"Everything: Final Fantasy XIV" I mean, when you literally nuke your own game from orbit, it says something about it.

[@mr.sarcastic4679]

And yet no one regrets about putting microtransactions in almost every game

[@Daniel_L9]

Wicked Xander but it makes the company's money so they do that so they get💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵

[@Sergey-wg7ne]

You presented Arenas as being the only (or core) WoW PvP experience. This is clearly not so. In addition to open world PvP on PvP-enabled servers, the game also had battlegrounds (which were and remain vastly more popular than Arenas). Not to mention how popular Arenas ended up being and how they jumpstarted serious PvP in WoW culminating in spectacular "finals" events. P.S., Molineux has been -- quite famously -- guilty of over-hyping and under-delivering since the first Black & White.

[@moonjew5913]

What about wave dashing in Melee? Yknow, the 2nd most popular fighting game EVER.

[@joebykaeby]

Black Books reference in the intro ftw

[@wsm82597]

Destiny=pay $60 for it. Then pay $20 here $20 there and $20 more here and now. You have the full campaign.

[@ZOMBIESrEMO_Official]

Oh my Destiny, I only played it because my friends had Xbox ones and I didn't at the time lol.

[@Amnlacy]

coming back to Diablo 3 after playing 6 months after release its so much better now its no Diablo 2 but it's so much fun now

[@conflicthorizon]

None of these issues are excusable. These issues with AAA title are the reasons why I don't buy new games, why I don't pre-order new games and why I don't get hyped for new games. I have not bought any ubisoft title in nearly a decade and will never buy another one. They are the worst at releasing something unfinished and dropping any interest in it once it is released. Then, its pay wall after pay wall. Not buying BS DLC/microtrans content for a game I payed $60+ for. All reasons why the games industry is on the decline. These big gaming companies are destroying consumer trust. DON'T FREAKING RELEASE AN UNFINISHED GAME AND DOWN WITH MICRO-TRANSACTIONS!

[@willferris4654]

I actually preferred the launch version of Destiny over what it became

[@rcward]

Bullshit! They loved the AH! They made ridiculous amounts of money off of it. You notice they removed it at the same time as they fixed the loot. That was intended. Give player shitty drop = everyone is forced to go to the AH = more money for Actiblizzard

[@James-sk4db]

Id have given a mention to Spore, was a massive let down which its dumbing down for launch, compared to the demos it had.

[@Aristocrafied]

You could have just stated: "everything" for sim city 5 aswel. after all the time I could not build cities on waaaay too small area's due to server issues they still dared sending me emails to fork out 30 bucks for expansions. Skylines is what it should have been.

[@captainazrale4404]

Here's one The explosive rounds for the mark 2 heavy sniper. Gta 5

[@Dragonk116]

Trying to experience destiny is kind of ridiculous..... First thing everyone noticed Is the lack of story and acual content.... but I was optimistic about the first 2 expansions that came with the season pass...... Ya they barely added anything to those short ass expansions.... Then news came out about the taken king which had an acual story unlike the pointless first 2! But I was not paying for another expansion..... then of course another expansion...... in which I realized that bungie forced people to fork up about 170 dollars just to have destiny as a full experience! Granted now you can get it all for 60 bucks or lower for the entire thing..... but not much of a point now seeing as how the player base will drop dead after destinys 2 launch....I really hope destiny 2 is better or im canceling my pre-order after the beta.

[@ewenh7212]

i will miss lionhead studios , with fable , although 3 wasnt too bad , it just wasnt like the other 2 , and legends looked interesting , but i probably wouldn't of bought it

[@TheHamsterfist]

Does GamingBolt hire a voice actor? No mention of name, and clearly not a member of the staff at Gamingbolt, so who is doing the voice? Who is writing this stuff? It's nice to see that the scam site has still never made it big, but must be turning a profit on KZbin.

[@jadestarr3325]

sorry that you spent a whooole lot on my game that doesnt work....now you prob spend more money buying the fixed games. >.< i hate gaming anymore. you take a chance on every game no matter who makes it anymore. :( so sad.

[@theSato]

sad that Maxis had to lie and say EA didn't force them.. and then EA still axed them later lol

[@shaun1293]

Evolution of Combat absolutely ruined Runescape. Once the biggest free game, now no one knows what it is.

[@shunyaku7759]

Considering his recent PLANETARY SIZED FUCK UPS I'm a little insulted your thumbnail would imply Peter Molyneux is anyones favorite developer.

[@towelie5127]

so a buggy launch is supposed to be one of our favorite features? an abrubt ending? missing features are some of our favorite features? learn to title your video according to the content.

[@Jinx_Cole]

Why wasnt the entirety of No mans lie... I mean sky on here?

[@KariThomasMiller]

Tripping in Super Smash Bros Brawl

[@Redvox57]

why is everything fucking wow

[@TheAsylumchild]

Richard Benjamin because the developers have been fucking it up since Cataclysm.

[@indrakelana123]

my favorit channels in KZbin

[@Vexmus_]

Hendra Pratama ikr 😉

[@simonjrobinson]

They apologised for Dragon Age 2? Where's our apology for DA3? That was much worse. It played like an MMORPG in which you were the only person "online".

[@kinlopunim]

then you must hate RPG's, because DA3 was great.

[@simonjrobinson]

Actually, I really love RPGs. I especially loved Dragon Age: Origins. I even got a lot of enjoyment out of DA2.

[@fena.ashilde]

Simon R I hated the gameplay in DA2, but everything else was enjoyable enough. DAO, on the other hand, was amazing.

[@simonjrobinson]

Very true: DA:O was an absolute classic. I can't wait to have the time to play it yet again.

[@sandroguzelj1234]

yep inquisition was bad but i dont think it was as much of a slap in the dick s da2 was

[@MurlocManiac511]

A Five Nights at Freddies RPG? Are you joking?

[@lFede64l]

twatfaceno1 Nope, it really did come out. When you have a cow, might as well milk it as much as possible, amiright?

[@grsesesesesesesesese]

I'm kind of surprised that NMS isn't on here. For me Destiny still kind of sucks, more now than before. I remember hearing about Unity's bugs but never ran into any.

[@Geekybros111]

Payday 2- adding microtransactions

[@FuneralWife]

Wait, why would Gabe Newell regret the Half Life series???

[@vampire847]

Let's be real... Destiny freaking sucks without the DLC... Like it still really really sucks without the freaking DLC because they actually took out content for people without DLC. That's just baffling and shouldn't even be fucking legal!

[@Pfisiar22]

stingy rng and auction house together indicates that Blizzard's claim of best intentions is bullshit from the get go.

[@emfs9522]

I don't understand the Half Life one? What was Gabe saying he didn't like Half Life?

[@CaptainIcebeard]

Peter Molyneux went on to overhype and entire game concept and also an app, which was barely a game! Maybe the man is a nice guy, I don't know. But goddamn has he caused some grief with his promises.

[@Gfious]

Grenyn he seems like a little kid speaking about all the great things he will do or has planned, but then reality comes and crishes everything to the ground.

[@mindustrial]

EVERYTHING was wrong with Simcity

[@nestorus1]

I actually liked diablo's auction house. RIP

[@nathanielenochs1843]

Why is the creepy message from Sonic CD not on the list?

[@lordrevan853]

"We're listening" -Bioware Uhh... no you're not. I have yet to see a Bioware game that can compete with Dragon Age: Origins. Perhaps it's because you guys sold out and lost your talent. I don't know. To give you some credit, I actually enjoyed Inquisition. Though objectively, it is nowhere near as good as Origins.