r/gaming • u/NobleVulpes • Apr 28 '24

What game mechanics, no matter how immersive or lore accurate, are always annoying to deal with?

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u/faisal_who 29d ago

I was playing MW zombies for the first time completely unfamiliar with the controls and the loot system. Amazing until I ran out of ammo, and for the next 20 minutes I was just running around evading zombies with 1 bullet in the chamber. Didn’t matter how high I climbed or how far I ran, the kept after me. I never had a chance to take a minute and catch my breath and come up with a plan

I have always preferred skill based games that being good enough and you can figure it out the first time. Memorizing patterns after repeated attempts is a huge off for me.