“I just picked up this game today. It was always my intention to do it at some point, despite the fact I knew I’d be disappointed by it…
And sure enough, I’m not impressed.
I mean, it’s time-consuming and it sucks you in, but when you take a step back and look at it, it’s more or less the same as the other 3D GTA games. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll still jump on the online and play with some of you guys, and also continue the story, but I’d much rather be playing COD4.”
This is someones opinion of the game on a forum I use, but let’s have a look into this, I know this guy is an excellent Call of Duty player, and obviously would like the security of being one of the best on a game. But what I’ve noticed, and I’ve seen this kind of post one hell of a lot, is that he’s not shunning the game because it’s bad, but because he’s not good at it, stop being children, if you don’t like a game because you can’t do it, then take your ball back in and get rid of the game, don’t play it and then complain about it, then play some more.
I personally love the game, the urge of going on a random rampage by shooting a homeless person from 50 yards away, the the girl on the benches, then the first police officer.etc never goes, I even commited suicide on the game only to laugh because I’d landed in the back of a pick-up truck.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m awful at GTA 4, but that’s what makes it a great game, you don’t have to be good at it to enjoy it, and when killed or arrested I always shrug and laugh about it, enjoy a game for what it is, not for your level of skill, maybe if you open up to this thinking I’ll stop hearing people moaning about you, about how childish you look, I’m not saying you are childish when you do that, I wouldn’t dare to, for all I know; You may have a perfectly good reason for not liking the game. If that’s the case, take it back to the store and play the game you like.
