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Message: [QUOTE="Lena CE, post: 41205, member: 26523"] Bioshock Infinite will always be my primary example. I really loved Bioshock 1 but 2 was one of my favorite games in that entire console generation. Infinite's collectors edition would be the first CE ever, I was convinced it was gonna change my god damn life. Needless to say it did, but not for the better. I won't get into everything because it's all been said a thousand times and I struggle to wanna rehash the same discourse for a game I avidly ribbed on for a decade, but it really missed the mark. No Man's Sky is another obvious example. I was enthralled by it but had decided I would wait for a week or two after launch to see if it was anything it was cracked up to be. The night it launched I was with my buddy who was eagerly awaiting the game to unlock for him though, and in all of his excitement I impulse bought the game just hours before it came out. As everyone knows it was buggy as all hell, ran like trash and had a vomit-inducing fov. That combined with the frequently-touted multiplayer being entirely absent, forced me to refund the game. Ended up getting a copy as a gift sometime later and honestly, I learned to enjoy its minimalist mechanics. The unique art style and soothing atmosphere really helped it be the perfect relaxation game. I slowly moved away from it as more and more content got added to it that sort of flew in the face of what made it appeal to me though. It's all great content but I appreciated its simplicity and it does a lot to force the newly-added complexities onto you whenever it can. [/QUOTE]

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