I've spent way too much hours in Fall Out 3 and NV. I love those games but I would glady take back a few dozens hours,
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Been playing for over two years but the development team (which may or may not be one unpaid intern) has ruined the game to the point that few people even play it anymore. This used to be one of the greatest VR experiences you could have but now it's so full of bugs it's nearly unplayable.
Just a broken dumpster fire. This is what happens when Meta buys a studio.
Mordhau. Terrible toxic community, developers that cater only to the super hard core players. Content droughts.. Yet I somehow stuck 500+ hours on it. Playing the lute was nice though.
Loony Tunes Racing on Dreamcast
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I hate to say this, but Super Dragonball Heroes World Mission
While the "what if" stuff is interesting, the gameplay is boring and repetitive. It's not worth the effort put into things.