She's the highlander. She killed her different dimensional doppelganger and enveloped her essence, making her the true Scotsman (or rather, Scotswoman)
Just cause 3 is my favorite open world game of all time, when I hear people dog on it it makes me so sad, just cause 4 wasnt as good but man I've sunk so many hours in just cause 3
Force Unleashed 2 was a disaster. Absolutely loved the first game, but it's sequel was short, boring, uninspired & buggy. I bought it day 1 without looking at reviews because of the strength of the 1st. I've never done that again lol
i often use this analogy to describe force unleashed 2: you know how assassins creed 2 and mass effect 2 succeeded its predecessor in .every way possible; gameplay, music, story, characters, graphics, etc etc. imagine if those 2 games did the exact opposite in nearly every way possible. thats force unleashed 2 and this is coming from a guy who liked it (but still admits its HUGE and numerous faults).
Little insider knowledge, I worked at Lucas Arts for a time, and my buddy got moved to Force Unleashed 1, the upgraded force powers were only integrated like weeks before the game went gold. So that is why level 1 2 and 3 are that different, an after thought of an after though.
Kingdom hearts 3 crushed me. Kh 1 and 2 saved me when I was at my lowest point. I had so many expectations for the 3rd one and it was so disappointing. I finished it within a day and deleted it off my Playstation. Haven't touched it since.
leondelafonte I happened to be lucky enough to love Mass Effect but couldn’t play 3 right after release because I happened to be on a submarine for the 6 months after release. So I missed all the media hate and the non directors cut ending for my first experience. Because of all that, I didn’t think it was bad. It could have been better, but I wasn’t disappointed.
@@BadgunmusicII It wasn't even a bad ending really until you realised that all the endings were basically the same. I enjoyed Mass Effect 3 as much if not more that Mass Effect 2, and I really LOVED Mass Effect 2.
leondelafonte I still don’t think it was bad. I strongly believe that the hate the game generated was mostly due to high expectations with mediocre delivery. I only played through the entire series once so I missed knowing that they were all the same.
@@BadgunmusicII Doesn't help that gamers and fans are a bit over dramatic and take games a little too seriously sometimes. Once the mob decides its supposed to hates something, the narrative sticks. It went from people complaining "that ending sucked" to "Mass Effect 3 sucked", because nuance isn't sexy.
His argument against it seems flawed. "It should have been this monolithic event that we should be trying stop and getting all the races to help ect ect ect" Like dude... that's the first two games... like almost to a T.
Breakpoint is actually a decent game, but removing the AI companions was a huge mistake. (by the time Ubi finally puts them in it as promised, everyone will be done with the game). My only complaints other than the AI removal is that the world is so big but has so little variety in it. You go to the other side of the huge map and you think "I have been here before" even though you have not. And of course, it is a typical Ubi bug fest.
@@dylanhumphrey2479 the huge open world feels empty cause all you do is clear outposts. Hardly anyone would've cared about the story I think. Can kinda get boring quickly wingsuiting from outpost to outpost.
Couldn't agree more about 4. Thank God I got 3 and 4 through Xbox Game pass. 3 was alright but I rage quit 4 in disgust and got more pleasure from deleting it from my Xbox..
Far Cry 2. I absolutely loved Far Cry Instincts Predator: the tropical island environment, the multiplayer, the "zombie matches", the map making where you can place weapons in strategic places. Far Cry 2 comes out, removes weapon placements, gives you malaria, and you are in a bland looking environment. I played it for 15 minutes and returned it. I eventually got it again a long time after. It was alright, but it has nothing on FCIP
I still remember Venezuela having a stroke over the game cause they said it "Encouraged a public backed invasion of Venezuela". And the creators patched in that Venezuela couldn't take a joke
@@thewhizkid3937 the gameplay mechanics were solid, but the open world was vacant, the story was practically nonexistent, and the whole experience just lacked the soul of Kojima's previous work. I mean, to each there own...I understand why people love the game and I certainly enjoyed some time with it, but when it comes down to it, the series ended on a low-point, for me.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. I absolutely love the first game, it flowed so well and has a great story, Gabriel Belmont was a great character. So when LoS 2 was announce I was psyched! But then it released, I bought it, played for a few hours, and was really sad. The game was bad and that sucked so much. I wanted it to be good so much but it was dull, bland, lifeless, Gabriel became lifeless in more than 1 way. LoS 1, great, highly recommend to anyone. LoS 2, HARD PASS!
C&C 4... It was at that moment, that I began to see EA's taint... I'm still demanding justice for that series... I loved C&C 1-3, Red Alert 1-2, and I even enjoyed Red Alert 3 mostly cuz of the soundtrack but C&C 4... Butchered doesn't even begin to describe the kind of Frankenstein's monster of a game they made... T_T
I had two, Scott took Force Unleashed 2. So I won’t bear repeating. However I’ll say Pokémon Ultra Sun/Moon. It’s the exact same game as Sun/Moon except there is an Ultra Recon Squad and more Ultra Beasts. I couldn’t even finish the game that’s how bothered I was realizing it’s the exact same game.
@your face reminds me when I stepped on a burrito 3 Something similar to Black and White 2 where the story changed a large amount. US/UM didn't do that at all. They added the ultra recon squad, made Lusamine more chaotic and called it a day.
Dmc4 was unfortunately rushed. It's why Dante's missions are literally just copy and paste backtracking levels with the same bosses as Nero's missions. Dmc4 is half of a great game.
It allows for a lot of open world antics, which everyone praises Just Cause 3 for, but Just Cause 3 is forcing itself to go further and forgot the simplicity Just Cause 2 presented. You're right, it's grapple and parachute on repeat, but it's also killing some random guy with a barrel you attached to an Apache Helicopter, blowing up a gas station, standing on top of the helicopter, throwing explosive charges on it till you got over another gas station, and letting your suicide helicopter go down in a fiery blaze
@@aaronrican5060 Yeah that's the reason why I believe every good franchise needs to end at some point, even though I hate to see that but hey ,'All good things must come to an end' right?
I haven't ever been "crushed" by my disappointment in a game, but the closest I came was probably Just Cause 4. When it came out Just Cause 3 was, and it still is, my favorite game of this generation, so naturally I was hyped when I heard about Just Cause 4. But then when the time came, it had none of the magic that made Just Cause 3 so good. The wingsuit wasn't as responsive or accurate, it was a lot harder to avoid dying, the enemies were tougher to kill, the weapons and gadgets weren't as good. My favorite part of Just Cause 3 is that you were basically immortal, and no one could stop you, or even really slow you down. The only thing limiting you was your own imagination. Just Cause 4 was far more limited, and you weren't invincible anymore, you were just like any other antagonist from any random game. In spite of all that though, I still completed Just Cause 4, and I've got about 20 hours in it over the last year. I was disappointed, but I wasn't crushed. Mostly because I'm a very casual gamer. I'm not the kind of person to put thousands of hours into a game.
@@Eothr Not sure if you can get it on GOG but try FO2 if you can but only if your into squad based post nuclear RPG's- one of my favorite classic games...
The one that kind of destroyed me was KH3. While absolutely not a bad game at all, compared to KH1 and 2 it felt a bit lackluster. In both the execution and content. And the fact that finding the Mickey emblems was just padding. But what disappointed me the most was the fact that they cut out every final fantasy character that made the previous games so harmonious with Disney. You always had the best of both world and now one was discarded in favor of the other. The world's became single visit instead of the multiple times you had to visit a world for a new bit of story content. It doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it all because I did. But I didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted it. Too bad
Dragon Age 2, it was obviously a rush job and the story felt far too small and stupid (you had to kill both sides’ leaders no matter who you sided with). That’s not even getting into where it fits in the canon and why. DA Orgins didn’t have the best combat and they still managed to make the second game’s a bit worse, with far to be of a focus on looking cool then balance and alike. To me that was when BioWare become a “borrow from a friend or buy games preowned (or on sale)” studio.
I dont hate 2 obviously nowhere near as good as DAO but DAO is like the best rpg ever made so nothing was going to be as good. Inquisition is the one I hate, just the blandest most boring, empty world and characters
Hoyt I agree that DAI was bland, but for me DA2 made it very clear how much meddling EA could do. Again the game was pushed out in a year. Couple that with how many characters got changed and many retcons there were, and it just seemed pretty bad. Also the amount of dungeon recycling that got used didn’t help, just made everything seem poorly made.
@@comoestanquepaso123 Dragon Age Origins has the worst combat ever, so many times I'd hit attack and my character would walk towards an enemy but instead of standing in front and hitting they would move around and I'd end up getting hit first then being on the defensive, also the menu system was confusing to me, the UI and how it controlled in general I thought was a mess, didn't last more than 10 hours, if I couldn't fight early enemies and trust that the combat system would work properly (sometimes my characters wouldn't attack and would just stand there) then I wasn't prepared to put the time in, what a mechanical mess of a game that was, I'd just finished Dark Souls 1 so perhaps I was spoiled.
That criticism of Mass Effect 3's premise is incredibly stupid. EVERY side mission in the game builds war assets for the final battle against the Reapers, it's not like you're just going off and doing random side jobs while people die, every mission you complete nets you additional support and resources for the war. Because of that, the side quests actually make a lot _more_ sense than in most video games involving impending/ongoing disasters. Even Mass Effect 1 is an example; it makes no sense that Shepard would ignore the threat of Saren and the Reapers to do basically any of the side missions in that game.
God of War 3. This game was SO monumentally terrible (in comparison to its console predecessors) that I was dead certain that it had destroyed the franchise. you could beat it in 3 and a half - 4 hours, and the puzzles were so easy that a brain dead monkey could solve them. This coming from a franchise that has both long games and very difficult puzzles. Bioshock Infinite. They really did only three things right. (1) Bookers' relationship with Elizabeth. (2) the game play mechanics. (3) Bookers' relationship with Cornelius Slate. Literally everything else was a train wreck. If they hadn't tried, and failed so hard, to copy InFamous, Infinite would have come out a lot better.
I wish maffia 1 remaster..new maffia 4..new godfather..scareface remaster.. i wish micro macro transaction..lootboxes ends and studios make again good single player storys games
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames. There were times when I could see the game they tried to make shine through, but not enough. The rest was a buggy nightmare where all the enemies had rocket launchers and would level their own base trying to shoot you.
I totally forgot about redfaction and how it went from and open world game w/Destructible environments to a average run of the mill 3d person shooter what a dissapointment
Right on, I still remember feeling like that was going to be the future of gaming, being able to destroy anything, still even remember taking down a building for the first time by taking out the support beams.
You didn't even mention how that last one had no multiplayer. Red faction 2 was right up there with time splitters 2 as my favourite multiplayer games. Don't get me wrong the last red faction wasn't horrible. I remember destroying an entire bridge with a sludge hammer. It took forever but the sense of achievement was worth it. But yeah the game was blasphemy.
Just cause 3 and 4 are simple capture the island games. Capture these outposts and do a mission to unlock the next area and move on. Whereas just cause 2 did those ‘capture the outpost’ as well developed side missions which for me just further immersed me into the world and had characters I cared more about. Also the whole world was available to explore from the get go, you could still benefit from this by finding gun funds and vehicle funds so could upgrade and change your guns. That’s the thing I miss the most
The only problem I had with Just Cause 3 was the frame rate everytime you were blowing stuff up. Also, one area glitched on me so if I wanted to achieve 100%, I had to start completely over! Thank god I bought it at a dirt cheap price.
Please make 100 best games of all time. IGN has an “updated” version that makes me cry for gaming. Please make 1 that shows how people that play video games feel.
Kingdom Hearts 3 💔. Waited at least a decade for that game for it to be the biggest disappointment of 2019 in my opinion. It lacked so much charm and storyline elements from the originals that made me a fan.
I feel your pain, I cant afford full price games, and I waited, and waited and waited, so it on sale, pick it up aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand...... thats it, where are the side quests, the gear I actually care about the challenge, the interest. I saw a list here on game over screens, and they mentioned KH3 and I didn't get it cause I never died. At the end I was just mashing buttons glassy eyed, waiting for the end.
I was also crushed by JC3 and 4. The two main reasons is that the worlds felt empty, whereas JC2 you could barely move for finding something to kill or destroy, 3 and 4 just seemed to have way too much distance between anything. Which brings me to my other issue, mini map, or lack thereof. The fact that Avalanche gave us these HUGE maps to run around in, but neglected to put a mini map in for us to be able to navigate on the fly, just bogged the game down in needless menu/map checking. was just so disappointed in these 2 games.
I agree with Rich on just cause 4. I was so disappointed. They made it more about the side missions and online time trials that you get overwhelmed and lose sight of the plot.
Mafia 3. Mafia 1 and 2 was awesome, but 3... not so awesome :( The fist 2 games had great stories, characters and an interesting world with great atmosphere. In Mafia 3 they only had the atmosphere and the feeling of the world, but everything else was just boring. The same 3-4 missions over and over again and the game it self was full of bugs and technical problems.
The sequel that disappointed me was Knights of The Old Republic 2, it had good ideas in it but felt like they cut out so much potential. They sloppily cut so much out of it to release it early, that their where remnant of cool quest that didn't even exist anymore.
Hey guys, absolutely love your channel, I religiously watch your videos 😂, every day while I’m getting ready for work I always put your videos on, and I would love to make a recommendation for a future Chatty Faces video. The idea just came to me whilst playing Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic, which is no doubt, one of the best games ever made, but saying that, every time I go to Kashyyyk (which I’m currently on) it drives me absolutely F**king MAD!!! As the non stop sound effect from the Tach on there (literally every 2 seconds) making there awful screeches, feel like the games physically pulling my teeth out and makes me wanna tear my ears off 😂😂, and it got me thinking, maybe you guys could do a chatty faces episode on sound effects in games that drive you mad.
Family guy back to the multiverse for starters I didn't play the first family guy game but this game I had hope then I played it and was crushed by the difficult learning curve
Force Unleashed 2, it wasn’t so much a bad game but a Triple A launch, a sequel to a great game and it was over in about 5 hours! And the cliffhanger never got resolved
Mercenaries 1 for pS1. You vs NK. 52 cards for bounty. Airstrikes. Helicopter hijacking. 2 large maps. Mercenaries 2....EA bought the IP and gave me my first lesson in EA Is the Devil 101. Nuff said Nuff said.
The Force Unleashed 2. I played the first on Psp and after my sister broke it I got it on Xbox I didn't beat it because I knew what was going to happen but I had fun. Then I got the sequel on Xbox and beat it in like 3 days. I wanted more but I got more of the same and somehow less (I was writing this as I was listening so I didn't know this was on the list)
I totally understand Rich's comments about just cause.There is something missing from the formula in the third and fourth installments. Also Rach's comments about butts was amazingly funny
Benji was a hell of an addition to the team guys! His humour is so natural, it's amazing, and I find myself agreeing with him on so many points! Like.. the 'campaign mode' thing. Single player mode seems to have became a secondary focus to online play and it's annoying as hell! Despite the semantics, it used to be the focus, and it's dying.. it's a huge shame 😢 But yeah, Benji, you're awesome!
Resident Evil 6. I liked most of the characters, it was pretty, and I could get past the lack of horror if it was fun. I still have a blast with RE5 that had solid controls and a great Merc mode. But RE6 was miserable to play. That awful stamina bar that was always empty, the wildly bobbing aiming reticle, bullets that never seemed to have any real impact on their targets, and just general control frustration. It had some solid ideas if only it had been executed better. It took me many years before I finally finished that game and I never want to go back.
I like RE6 because it was my first RE game and I found it fun to play, but I do agree that compared to the other games, it was and still is a glorified mess.
@@timothy1483 Nobody likes you Tim. It's because you reply to 6 month old comments with dumb sh!t like "ok boomer". Get a job or a life and stop embarrassing yourself
"Dead Space 3" was crushingly disappointing for me. I can just see the transcript of the meeting at EA in my head: Exec1: what worked so great about the first two games? Visceral: well, our claustrophobic settings, innovative weapons, and focus on single player immersion. Exec2: so..... what if we made the environments open and action based, made the weapon system a generic hodge-podge of customizing nonsense and micro-transactions, and completely removed the single player immersion and tension and made it a forgettable co-op action piece? Visceral: um....really? Exec1: nailed it. Exec2: high five!
Rach’s pronunciation of “house” is adorable 😍😍
Hoose lol
Thats how you say it in Icelandic :)
And Scottish, as rach is scottish as am i lol
I love the way she says “great” but while typing this she said house and I see what you mean.
Hoos
Did Rachel’s Scottish accent get stronger😂
Greeeyt
There's a moose loose aboot this hoose
FlapJack0512 its more Edinburgh accent than broad Scottish
She's the highlander. She killed her different dimensional doppelganger and enveloped her essence, making her the true Scotsman (or rather, Scotswoman)
Honestly Just Cause 3 is brilliant, Just Cause 4 on the other hand is shocking
Just cause 3 is my favorite open world game of all time, when I hear people dog on it it makes me so sad, just cause 4 wasnt as good but man I've sunk so many hours in just cause 3
i thought they were all boring. there's no narrative and you just blow up bases...
You rite chief
@@Krokodilius Yeah that’s the point it’s more gameplay focused than story focused
Force Unleashed 2 was a disaster.
Absolutely loved the first game, but it's sequel was short, boring, uninspired & buggy. I bought it day 1 without looking at reviews because of the strength of the 1st.
I've never done that again lol
The first one was like an OG Xbox game on 360 and the second was like Xbox one game on 360 if that makes sense
The same exact thing happened to me. I can't believe I paid full price for the second one.
i often use this analogy to describe force unleashed 2:
you know how assassins creed 2 and mass effect 2 succeeded its predecessor in .every way possible; gameplay, music, story, characters, graphics, etc etc. imagine if those 2 games did the exact opposite in nearly every way possible. thats force unleashed 2 and this is coming from a guy who liked it (but still admits its HUGE and numerous faults).
@@sadtoast6122 makes total sense
@@eroticpotato6618 it happened 9 years ago, but it still bothers me alot 😂
Little insider knowledge, I worked at Lucas Arts for a time, and my buddy got moved to Force Unleashed 1, the upgraded force powers were only integrated like weeks before the game went gold. So that is why level 1 2 and 3 are that different, an after thought of an after though.
Kingdom hearts 3 crushed me. Kh 1 and 2 saved me when I was at my lowest point. I had so many expectations for the 3rd one and it was so disappointing. I finished it within a day and deleted it off my Playstation. Haven't touched it since.
I believe Jules is actually a young Dr. Cortex.
Let's Hot Glue a big N to his forehead
I loved every bit about Mass Effect 3. Except the ending.
leondelafonte I happened to be lucky enough to love Mass Effect but couldn’t play 3 right after release because I happened to be on a submarine for the 6 months after release. So I missed all the media hate and the non directors cut ending for my first experience. Because of all that, I didn’t think it was bad. It could have been better, but I wasn’t disappointed.
@@BadgunmusicII It wasn't even a bad ending really until you realised that all the endings were basically the same.
I enjoyed Mass Effect 3 as much if not more that Mass Effect 2, and I really LOVED Mass Effect 2.
leondelafonte I still don’t think it was bad. I strongly believe that the hate the game generated was mostly due to high expectations with mediocre delivery. I only played through the entire series once so I missed knowing that they were all the same.
@@BadgunmusicII Doesn't help that gamers and fans are a bit over dramatic and take games a little too seriously sometimes.
Once the mob decides its supposed to hates something, the narrative sticks. It went from people complaining "that ending sucked" to "Mass Effect 3 sucked", because nuance isn't sexy.
His argument against it seems flawed. "It should have been this monolithic event that we should be trying stop and getting all the races to help ect ect ect"
Like dude... that's the first two games... like almost to a T.
My favorit game is Ghost Recon Wildlands, and Ghost Recon Breakpoint....it gave me depression.
Breakpoint is actually a decent game, but removing the AI companions was a huge mistake. (by the time Ubi finally puts them in it as promised, everyone will be done with the game).
My only complaints other than the AI removal is that the world is so big but has so little variety in it. You go to the other side of the huge map and you think "I have been here before" even though you have not.
And of course, it is a typical Ubi bug fest.
How can that be your favourite game?...
Connor McCartney I like a good co-op tactical stealth third person shooter set in a vast open world with no bullet spongy enemies, clear?
@@m3ng252 people need to make more co-op Stealth games for you then cause this one is dogshit.
Connor McCartney dont be a dick
Just Cause 3 Was amazing
4 tho was disappointing
NO ITS NOT
Was not amazing, calm down.
Connor McCartney definitely was amazing. Decent story, utterly beautiful, and amazing gameplay.
@@dylanhumphrey2479 the huge open world feels empty cause all you do is clear outposts. Hardly anyone would've cared about the story I think. Can kinda get boring quickly wingsuiting from outpost to outpost.
it was fine
jc3 was amazing
Just cause 2 = Pretty Good
Just cause 3 = Amazing
Just cause 4 = Horrible
Like seriously what is Rich smoking?
4 was terrible.
@@mickritchie1815 oh absolutely. 3 absolutely wasn't
2 = amazing
3 = pretty good
4 = horrible
Couldn't agree more about 4. Thank God I got 3 and 4 through Xbox Game pass. 3 was alright but I rage quit 4 in disgust and got more pleasure from deleting it from my Xbox..
Yup. Scott got it right with Force Unleashed 2. Extremely disappointing
It really did feel like a glorified bad dlc.
Far Cry 2. I absolutely loved Far Cry Instincts Predator: the tropical island environment, the multiplayer, the "zombie matches", the map making where you can place weapons in strategic places. Far Cry 2 comes out, removes weapon placements, gives you malaria, and you are in a bland looking environment. I played it for 15 minutes and returned it. I eventually got it again a long time after. It was alright, but it has nothing on FCIP
I hated 2 cause you couldn't drive 2 feet without running into a enemy vehicle
Just Cause 3 was a godsend compared to 4
Lesson i learned from 4 is to get the next one a year after release when it's a real game.
I stopped playing 4 once the film producer mission filled the mini-map with nothing but skill challenges, rather than story missions.
@@Pillock25 I platinumed just cause 4 out of spite not enjoyment.
4 is worse than 1, and Just Cause 1 is a 13 year old game!
Came here for this. Actually enjoyed 3 after spending 100 plus hours in 2, but 4 was utter dogshit
Mafia 3. Hoping for a return to classic New York Italian mafia. A complete remaster of mafia 2 would be fantastic
I was a huge Mass Effect Trilogy fan (despite the infamous ending). And then Mass Effect Andromeda happened.
And here I thought everyone's last name becoming Gill was inevitable.
Mercenaries 2 a buggy mess
The first one was phenomenal
I still remember Venezuela having a stroke over the game cause they said it "Encouraged a public backed invasion of Venezuela". And the creators patched in that Venezuela couldn't take a joke
I loved that game lmao
True, but that trailer song though...
it was still a blast when it functioned though lol
Congrats Rach! Loving Chatty Faces. Sending undisappointing vibes from Sydney :)
I would say Fallout 4, just that damn half baked dialog choice system, and PRESTON
I'm a huge MGS fan! So MGS V was very disappointing ... Guns of the Patriots was the last true MGS game for me
If only it released finished, then maybe... Altough apparently it has the best gameplay I heard
Metal Gear Solid V. I still haven't recovered. ;-)
V was not that bad.
@@thewhizkid3937 the gameplay mechanics were solid, but the open world was vacant, the story was practically nonexistent, and the whole experience just lacked the soul of Kojima's previous work. I mean, to each there own...I understand why people love the game and I certainly enjoyed some time with it, but when it comes down to it, the series ended on a low-point, for me.
Completely agreed. That was the hardest slog I’ve ever played, completely disappointed me.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. I absolutely love the first game, it flowed so well and has a great story, Gabriel Belmont was a great character. So when LoS 2 was announce I was psyched! But then it released, I bought it, played for a few hours, and was really sad. The game was bad and that sucked so much. I wanted it to be good so much but it was dull, bland, lifeless, Gabriel became lifeless in more than 1 way. LoS 1, great, highly recommend to anyone. LoS 2, HARD PASS!
I've just realised that Scott reminds me of Nsync's Chris Kirkpatrick.
C&C 4... It was at that moment, that I began to see EA's taint... I'm still demanding justice for that series... I loved C&C 1-3, Red Alert 1-2, and I even enjoyed Red Alert 3 mostly cuz of the soundtrack but C&C 4... Butchered doesn't even begin to describe the kind of Frankenstein's monster of a game they made... T_T
Yes! Couldn't agree more. C&C 4 huge disappointment. 👎
I agree completely. Sadly as long as EA has it's claws in the franchise nothing good will happen.
Street Fighter V easily
I had two, Scott took Force Unleashed 2. So I won’t bear repeating.
However I’ll say Pokémon Ultra Sun/Moon. It’s the exact same game as Sun/Moon except there is an Ultra Recon Squad and more Ultra Beasts. I couldn’t even finish the game that’s how bothered I was realizing it’s the exact same game.
Went thru the exact same with the Ultra games, I'm right there with you
@your face reminds me when I stepped on a burrito 3 Something similar to Black and White 2 where the story changed a large amount. US/UM didn't do that at all. They added the ultra recon squad, made Lusamine more chaotic and called it a day.
Dmc4 was unfortunately rushed. It's why Dante's missions are literally just copy and paste backtracking levels with the same bosses as Nero's missions. Dmc4 is half of a great game.
It's confirmed guys *Benjamin Rich* is from Skellige
I love how much more confident Ben has become in newer videos
Dude needs to go back and play just cause 2. It’s all grapple, parachute. In that order
It allows for a lot of open world antics, which everyone praises Just Cause 3 for, but Just Cause 3 is forcing itself to go further and forgot the simplicity Just Cause 2 presented. You're right, it's grapple and parachute on repeat, but it's also killing some random guy with a barrel you attached to an Apache Helicopter, blowing up a gas station, standing on top of the helicopter, throwing explosive charges on it till you got over another gas station, and letting your suicide helicopter go down in a fiery blaze
Also it might be that the same old formula might actually be getting old
Stability Zero very fair point, especially when it came out, I guess it just hasn’t aged very well
Ghost Assasin I think that’s a problem for a lot of these longer franchises
@@aaronrican5060 Yeah that's the reason why I believe every good franchise needs to end at some point, even though I hate to see that but hey ,'All good things must come to an end' right?
Assassin's Creed II Must be one of very few good sequels
I really enjoyed Just Cause 3 but honestly I can't get into 4. I tried so hard and I've just given up on it now
I haven't ever been "crushed" by my disappointment in a game, but the closest I came was probably Just Cause 4.
When it came out Just Cause 3 was, and it still is, my favorite game of this generation, so naturally I was hyped when I heard about Just Cause 4.
But then when the time came, it had none of the magic that made Just Cause 3 so good.
The wingsuit wasn't as responsive or accurate, it was a lot harder to avoid dying, the enemies were tougher to kill, the weapons and gadgets weren't as good.
My favorite part of Just Cause 3 is that you were basically immortal, and no one could stop you, or even really slow you down. The only thing limiting you was your own imagination. Just Cause 4 was far more limited, and you weren't invincible anymore, you were just like any other antagonist from any random game.
In spite of all that though, I still completed Just Cause 4, and I've got about 20 hours in it over the last year.
I was disappointed, but I wasn't crushed. Mostly because I'm a very casual gamer. I'm not the kind of person to put thousands of hours into a game.
Easily Fallout 76. So did Fallout 4 a bit for lack of RPG elements, but not as horrifically bad as FO76 did.
Agreed. FO4 is still functionally fun for the gun crafting and world exploration, but 3 & NV are still superior (haven't played 1 or 2).
@@Eothr FO4 was too short and the world was smaller. The only saving grace for that game was the crafting and modding on the consoles.
SO correct. FO:3 is my favorite game of all time(sorry Mario)...and NV a close second.
@@Eothr Not sure if you can get it on GOG but try FO2 if you can but only if your into squad based post nuclear RPG's- one of my favorite classic games...
GRAPHIC J fallout 4 and 76 were just a 1 2 punch of disappointment
The one that kind of destroyed me was KH3. While absolutely not a bad game at all, compared to KH1 and 2 it felt a bit lackluster. In both the execution and content. And the fact that finding the Mickey emblems was just padding. But what disappointed me the most was the fact that they cut out every final fantasy character that made the previous games so harmonious with Disney. You always had the best of both world and now one was discarded in favor of the other. The world's became single visit instead of the multiple times you had to visit a world for a new bit of story content.
It doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it all because I did. But I didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted it. Too bad
Jules, you snowy egg, you're just the best. XD
Have a great day, man.
Dragon Age 2, it was obviously a rush job and the story felt far too small and stupid (you had to kill both sides’ leaders no matter who you sided with). That’s not even getting into where it fits in the canon and why. DA Orgins didn’t have the best combat and they still managed to make the second game’s a bit worse, with far to be of a focus on looking cool then balance and alike. To me that was when BioWare become a “borrow from a friend or buy games preowned (or on sale)” studio.
I dont hate 2 obviously nowhere near as good as DAO but DAO is like the best rpg ever made so nothing was going to be as good.
Inquisition is the one I hate, just the blandest most boring, empty world and characters
Hoyt
I agree that DAI was bland, but for me DA2 made it very clear how much meddling EA could do. Again the game was pushed out in a year.
Couple that with how many characters got changed and many retcons there were, and it just seemed pretty bad. Also the amount of dungeon recycling that got used didn’t help, just made everything seem poorly made.
@@comoestanquepaso123 Dragon Age Origins has the worst combat ever, so many times I'd hit attack and my character would walk towards an enemy but instead of standing in front and hitting they would move around and I'd end up getting hit first then being on the defensive, also the menu system was confusing to me, the UI and how it controlled in general I thought was a mess, didn't last more than 10 hours, if I couldn't fight early enemies and trust that the combat system would work properly (sometimes my characters wouldn't attack and would just stand there) then I wasn't prepared to put the time in, what a mechanical mess of a game that was, I'd just finished Dark Souls 1 so perhaps I was spoiled.
That criticism of Mass Effect 3's premise is incredibly stupid. EVERY side mission in the game builds war assets for the final battle against the Reapers, it's not like you're just going off and doing random side jobs while people die, every mission you complete nets you additional support and resources for the war. Because of that, the side quests actually make a lot _more_ sense than in most video games involving impending/ongoing disasters. Even Mass Effect 1 is an example; it makes no sense that Shepard would ignore the threat of Saren and the Reapers to do basically any of the side missions in that game.
God of War 3. This game was SO monumentally terrible (in comparison to its console predecessors) that I was dead certain that it had destroyed the franchise. you could beat it in 3 and a half - 4 hours, and the puzzles were so easy that a brain dead monkey could solve them. This coming from a franchise that has both long games and very difficult puzzles.
Bioshock Infinite. They really did only three things right. (1) Bookers' relationship with Elizabeth. (2) the game play mechanics. (3) Bookers' relationship with Cornelius Slate. Literally everything else was a train wreck. If they hadn't tried, and failed so hard, to copy InFamous, Infinite would have come out a lot better.
Driver 3. I'm sorry I meant Driv3r.
6:52 I loved that subtle little "oh"
I wish maffia 1 remaster..new maffia 4..new godfather..scareface remaster.. i wish micro macro transaction..lootboxes ends and studios make again good single player storys games
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames. There were times when I could see the game they tried to make shine through, but not enough. The rest was a buggy nightmare where all the enemies had rocket launchers and would level their own base trying to shoot you.
I totally forgot about redfaction and how it went from and open world game w/Destructible environments to a average run of the mill 3d person shooter what a dissapointment
Right on, I still remember feeling like that was going to be the future of gaming, being able to destroy anything, still even remember taking down a building for the first time by taking out the support beams.
You didn't even mention how that last one had no multiplayer. Red faction 2 was right up there with time splitters 2 as my favourite multiplayer games. Don't get me wrong the last red faction wasn't horrible. I remember destroying an entire bridge with a sludge hammer. It took forever but the sense of achievement was worth it. But yeah the game was blasphemy.
LMAO Jules, when you were talking about crackdown 3 I spaced out for the intro and totally thought you were talking about farcry new dawn
Just cause 3 and 4 are simple capture the island games. Capture these outposts and do a mission to unlock the next area and move on. Whereas just cause 2 did those ‘capture the outpost’ as well developed side missions which for me just further immersed me into the world and had characters I cared more about. Also the whole world was available to explore from the get go, you could still benefit from this by finding gun funds and vehicle funds so could upgrade and change your guns. That’s the thing I miss the most
Dragon Age 2
When Benjamin is on screen. I rewind and watch it again
They should do a video of him going door to door announcing to his neighbors that he's a registered sex offender.
@@cedarstriprocketship8222 Is this real? Any source? (I'm seriously asking)
Madwolf Studios I'm pretty sure if he was he wouldn't be apart of WhatCulture
@@kennethpouliot646 both those things are literally his fault.
Rach’s intro at the beginning of the video had to be the cutest thing I’ve seen in a long time
Dino Crisis 3 was soul utterly soul crushing. 😭
The only problem I had with Just Cause 3 was the frame rate everytime you were blowing stuff up. Also, one area glitched on me so if I wanted to achieve 100%, I had to start completely over! Thank god I bought it at a dirt cheap price.
Please make 100 best games of all time. IGN has an “updated” version that makes me cry for gaming. Please make 1 that shows how people that play video games feel.
Kingdom Hearts 3 💔. Waited at least a decade for that game for it to be the biggest disappointment of 2019 in my opinion. It lacked so much charm and storyline elements from the originals that made me a fan.
I feel your pain, I cant afford full price games, and I waited, and waited and waited, so it on sale, pick it up aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand...... thats it, where are the side quests, the gear I actually care about the challenge, the interest. I saw a list here on game over screens, and they mentioned KH3 and I didn't get it cause I never died. At the end I was just mashing buttons glassy eyed, waiting for the end.
I relate to this heavily
Just cause 3 was by far the best in the series. Really had high hopes for part 4 but too many strange graphical omissions in that one.
I was also crushed by JC3 and 4. The two main reasons is that the worlds felt empty, whereas JC2 you could barely move for finding something to kill or destroy, 3 and 4 just seemed to have way too much distance between anything. Which brings me to my other issue, mini map, or lack thereof. The fact that Avalanche gave us these HUGE maps to run around in, but neglected to put a mini map in for us to be able to navigate on the fly, just bogged the game down in needless menu/map checking. was just so disappointed in these 2 games.
Jules should be Megamind for Halloween
I agree 100% about Just Cause 2. I still dust off the PS3 to play it.
Y'all better b nice 2 "you know who" or else during ANY fallout he MAY spare u.
They must have pulled Scott from the bathroom while he was in the middle of shaving.
Dragon Age Origins is one of my favourite games of all time. Then Dragon Age 2 broke my heart
Congrats rach
Hitman 3 blood money was the best in the franchise and they just f*kd it up after that the new hitman games
I agree with Rich on just cause 4. I was so disappointed. They made it more about the side missions and online time trials that you get overwhelmed and lose sight of the plot.
Mafia 3. Mafia 1 and 2 was awesome, but 3... not so awesome :(
The fist 2 games had great stories, characters and an interesting world with great atmosphere.
In Mafia 3 they only had the atmosphere and the feeling of the world, but everything else was just boring. The same 3-4 missions over and over again and the game it self was full of bugs and technical problems.
The only reason I played Mafia 3 was to hang out with Vito again.
@@WhitcherJames Same here, i wanted to know what happened to Vito and Joe.
The sequel that disappointed me was Knights of The Old Republic 2, it had good ideas in it but felt like they cut out so much potential. They sloppily cut so much out of it to release it early, that their where remnant of cool quest that didn't even exist anymore.
Congratulations Rach and Mr. Howie, glad you guys found each other.
Scott looks like a disney channel movie villain
The pause just before Rach says borrowed make me feel like she might still be "borrowing" it xD
Terry loves Crackdown? Not as much as Terry Loves Yogurt!
Mass effect three is good.. I said it
Arkham knight.... looking at you batmobile, how could you?
Division 2 for me
Hey guys, absolutely love your channel, I religiously watch your videos 😂, every day while I’m getting ready for work I always put your videos on, and I would love to make a recommendation for a future Chatty Faces video. The idea just came to me whilst playing Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic, which is no doubt, one of the best games ever made, but saying that, every time I go to Kashyyyk (which I’m currently on) it drives me absolutely F**king MAD!!! As the non stop sound effect from the Tach on there (literally every 2 seconds) making there awful screeches, feel like the games physically pulling my teeth out and makes me wanna tear my ears off 😂😂, and it got me thinking, maybe you guys could do a chatty faces episode on sound effects in games that drive you mad.
No one-
Rach- "Build a Hoose"
Family guy back to the multiverse for starters I didn't play the first family guy game but this game I had hope then I played it and was crushed by the difficult learning curve
the way house is said by Rach is amazing
Force Unleashed 2, it wasn’t so much a bad game but a Triple A launch, a sequel to a great game and it was over in about 5 hours! And the cliffhanger never got resolved
poor Josh can't afford to mend his trousers :P
Mercenaries 1 for pS1. You vs NK. 52 cards for bounty. Airstrikes. Helicopter hijacking. 2 large maps.
Mercenaries 2....EA bought the IP and gave me my first lesson in EA Is the Devil 101.
Nuff said
Nuff said.
DMC 2 is like a 5ish hour game.
Yup 👍🏿
The Force Unleashed 2. I played the first on Psp and after my sister broke it I got it on Xbox I didn't beat it because I knew what was going to happen but I had fun. Then I got the sequel on Xbox and beat it in like 3 days. I wanted more but I got more of the same and somehow less
(I was writing this as I was listening so I didn't know this was on the list)
Benjamin is a gangster and a story telling master
3:30 Spectacle Fighter? Ah, I see you're a man of the Zero Punctuation culture as well
Best sequel: Streets of Rage 2
Arkham Knight! Batmobile and the Arkham Knight had so much potential.
I totally understand Rich's comments about just cause.There is something missing from the formula in the third and fourth installments. Also Rach's comments about butts was amazingly funny
A pink hoos and a blue hoos 🤣
Adorable
That Bloodrayne that was a side scroller.
Mass effect andromeda was the saddest thing of the decade
Goddamn I cant believe its almost being two years since Crackdown 3 cane out it felt like people were shitting on it yesterday
Benjamin has a great voice for ASMR
Benji was a hell of an addition to the team guys! His humour is so natural, it's amazing, and I find myself agreeing with him on so many points! Like.. the 'campaign mode' thing. Single player mode seems to have became a secondary focus to online play and it's annoying as hell! Despite the semantics, it used to be the focus, and it's dying.. it's a huge shame 😢
But yeah, Benji, you're awesome!
Is Jules trying to loose weight or something? He seems to be thinner every time he's on camera. Is he ok?
Assassin's Creed Unity
Resident Evil 6. I liked most of the characters, it was pretty, and I could get past the lack of horror if it was fun. I still have a blast with RE5 that had solid controls and a great Merc mode. But RE6 was miserable to play. That awful stamina bar that was always empty, the wildly bobbing aiming reticle, bullets that never seemed to have any real impact on their targets, and just general control frustration. It had some solid ideas if only it had been executed better. It took me many years before I finally finished that game and I never want to go back.
I like RE6 because it was my first RE game and I found it fun to play, but I do agree that compared to the other games, it was and still is a glorified mess.
Candy Crush 2: Electric Bubalicious
Ok boomer
@@timothy1483 Nobody likes you Tim. It's because you reply to 6 month old comments with dumb sh!t like "ok boomer". Get a job or a life and stop embarrassing yourself
Am I the only one that prefers JC3 and 4 to 1 and 2?
Nope 3 is the one of the most *fun* games ever.
Especially with that sweet bavarium wungsuit xD
Nope 2 is overrated 3 is amazing and 4 is good but still a disappointment.
"Dead Space 3" was crushingly disappointing for me.
I can just see the transcript of the meeting at EA in my head:
Exec1: what worked so great about the first two games?
Visceral: well, our claustrophobic settings, innovative weapons, and focus on single player immersion.
Exec2: so..... what if we made the environments open and action based, made the weapon system a generic hodge-podge of customizing nonsense and micro-transactions, and completely removed the single player immersion and tension and made it a forgettable co-op action piece?
Visceral: um....really?
Exec1: nailed it.
Exec2: high five!
Josh, Nero was very interesting in DMC 5 especially after learning who his father is