Heh, taking the piss out of Fallout3 is making me want to play it again.

New Vegas was a better game by virtually every measure, but there seemed to be less to do outside the cities. At least it had cities, though. Not just a lean-to guarded by a man with a stick.

Chrono Cross

Amazing game, but c'mon. That was an ending?

Fable 3.

Yah, Far Cry 2 has a pretty horrible ending, but I loved the gameplay Maybe just for the weapons, the rest was quite repetitive.



Really? I though AC2 had one of the better endings of most games. It was really good story and it left you hanging, like most endings are supposed to.

Fallout One:

Borderlands' ending was TERRIBLE.

I wouldn't say the Prototype plot was bad, but it was kinda confusing and messed up. Enjoyed the game itself though. Ending boss fight was fun, although the end itself was dubious, IMO. I'm excited for the sequel actually.

Lmao!

That's so true there.

It's so true... but the priiiize. :bonk:

I agree that Bethesda dropped the ball on Fallout 3's ending... and then it's second ending... but admittedly I absolutely loved being able to blow up the Citadel. Sure I know it wont be canon but it was oh so satisfying after being forced to help them for so long.

But I doubt Bethesda wont vastly improve on Fallout 4's plot and ending after seeing the staggering number of different endings New Vegas has. :shrug:

If Jacob's romance plot in ME2 was a full scale game... then that would be the worst ending ever.

I'd have to say Far Cry 2, considering that if you have the MGL, you don't even have to fight your way down to the two new warlords; you can just nail them as soon as you seen them from a distance. Also, the story ended too abruptly.

NV ending annoyed me.

"That lucky old sun" and "there stands the grass" werent mentioned, yet the misfits were...

Also no anarchy option, you may say wildcard counts but it doesnt.

Have to add Half Life 1 into the nominations.

Not the ending itself, though the boss battle was a mix of easy and annoying. But the final quarter of the game on Xen. It lacked the spirit of the rest of the game and felt like a by-the-numbers sci-fi FPSer.

Fable 2's ending wasn't neccesarily bad, but it was very abrupt, and I was left with little to none direction

Borderlands

then Fallout new vegas.

borderlands (without spoiling) constantly sends you on a one track mind to find the vault, which is supposed to have a bunch of weapons. you get there, huge disapointment, no weapons of any kind.

Fallout new vegas, ending was bad because it was a ending, you could not play any more after it.

Really? I thought that was a great way to end it. Leaves you wanting more and allows the writers to expand more, like Karen Traviss did.

Heh, you need a damn FAQ just to get the real ending.


That's why it's worth taking the Bloody Mess trait (or getting negative Karma). Get to show that assface what for! :shifty:


Eh, I dunno...Bethesda could very well write a better plot for Fallout 4, but...unlike Obsidian, they don't have particularly good writers.

Ouch...Sad but true ( :mohawk: ), but Bethesda has their moments. Morrowind, has excellent writing

Really? Because every Obsidian game I've played has disappointed me in terms of their storytelling powers. Whereas Morrowind, Oblivion and Fallout 3 all caught my attention (although I didn't really like Fallout 3 that much, fighting for THAT? Seriously? I felt like I wasted my time).

No...it really doesn't. It has excellent writing for its backstory, but its actual plot is rather dull. Most of it is spent doing tasks unrelated to the whole Nerevarine prophesy (Dwemer puzzle cube, delivering a wife to an ashkhan, etc.), dealing with a threat that's only barely alluded to and never shown, to face an antagonist whose entire motivation and characterization is never brought out until the very end. :yawn:


I've already explained why I didn't care for Morrowind's story. Fallout 3's is just full of so many logical inconsistencies, it's not worth going into. And Oblivion is generally a theme park fantasy world cliche storm. And none of Bethesda's games thus far has had much in the way of interesting or compelling characters.

Eye of the Beholder.

As soon as you kill the final boss, it drops you into the DOS prompt.

The final "boss" of Final Fantasy X.

None really but since people in this thread seem to be nitpicking I will too. Brutal Legend because why the hell aren't they praising me and cheering for me? I did all the heavy lifting, all that girl did was occasionally be in my line of sight when I'm killing and ordering people around. All the Assassin's Creeds games because even though I love them I don't like things to have giant cliffhangers because I MUST know what happens afterwards.

I just thought it was too abrupt and going too far away from what had previously happened. To me it was like if my friend was driving me somewhere, it's a nice ride the whole way there. No slow downs in traffic or slow old ladies, just good ol' smooth sailing. Then right as we reach our destination he completely veers off the road to the right and we end up in a completely different place. IMHO