One of things I cannot stand is loads of paid DLCs ( which may be necessary to complete SP or to be good at MP) and crap like that.

If hard to control the character. And enemy on your back. But you don't know how to move quick. It in the 3d game tho.

Bad AI. I think Empire: Total War was the game I found that had the worst AI ever; Both on the campaign map where the enemy don't even try to use strategy and disregard diplomacy completely, and on the battle map. The enemy would either run head first into my army and get obliterated when I flanked them, or create a massive circle around the flag and just stand there while I shoot them.

I hate when... actually, I don't hate anything. I hate it when people complain about the games. If you don't like certain qualities in a game, tough diddles. Not every game will be perfect. Fact. People like different things in games. Why don't you create your own games if you feel like the games you currently play need better things?

I don't know if it's just me, but I personally love it when I hear somebody complain and rage about me killing them with a certain gun.

Glitches that make it imposable to finish, Subscription fees, Games that release and then almost immediately after put out DLC that should have been included in the full retail game.

I hate it when people complain about the games. If you don't like certain qualities in a game, tough diddles. Not every game will be perfect.

..."Tough diddles"?

Anyway, I have a right to complain about a product I purchased. It is only through my complaints that the developers will understand what doesn't work in their games and force them to innovate in newer ways. A fantastic example is the transition between AC1 and AC2. One was a step in the right direction, the other was a journey in the greatest direction.

-Chillz

two words, bad endings (or endings that i think are just bad in the game).

noobs

on tf2 that is

well crick there are noobs evry where thats why you own them for the noobness