Things that instantly "blocked" some games for you.

games where the remaining achievements left are such a fucking slog - i edit: typically lose interest quite quickly after that and move on to other games

unless i really like the game and want to finish it, but there's a lot of games i still haven't finished because of that

Think that's meant to be the premise of the game to be honest.

GFWL, UPlay

Bruce Wayne.

Only my boredom can make me not to play a game.

No.

GFWL, Uplay, Origin, hell even Rockstar Social Club. I eventually play the games i have that require those DRMs but it takes a while.

no online multiplayer and achivements may be stupid for some but its so for me

Holy shit, i dont know the game Homefront but i think that was totally unnecessary imo

Regional restrictions

• QTE's ( Quick Time Events ) , I uninstalled Ninja Blade the second I saw QTE's.

• Season Pass, I never buy a game with season pass.Only complete packs that includes Season Pass which gets at least %66 off, fuck DLC's.I cancelled some pre-purchases after devs released "pre-purchase season pass".(not really in-game but still annoying)

• Hackers in online games, I delete any game that have any kind of hacks.That's why I never play BF3-4 and CoD multiplayers anymore.I own a lot of online games but I never play most of them.Hackers must die(damn it's be a nice game name).

• Unskippable cinematics/credits, I mostly ALT+F4 when I come across something like this.FUCK YOU DEV, I DON'T WANT TO WATCH YOUR SHITTI CUTSCENES.I DON'T WANT TO LEARN YOUR STUPID NAMES ON CREDITS.

• Sudden encounters in horror games, it's just retarded.I don't want a zombie jumping me while screaming to scare me, it's just dumb not scary.If I see something like it, I immediately uninstall the game.

Well, that's why I don't finish %70 of games I played.I'm pretty picky when it comes to "play-till-the-end" games.

• Monthly Subscription fees.
• Price too high
• Poor netcode. Especially for fighting games. After getting disappointed with Tekken 6, I skipped Tekken Tag 2.
• Low player population and/or lack of regional servers for multiplayer only games.
• Too much grinding/farming
• Low review scores.

RPG / story games without subtitles (not speaking about full audio localization). Some english-audio games don't even have english subtitles (english is not my native language, I need subtitles to understand voices).
Day one DLCs also often prevent me to buy a game, at least before it's GOTY or heavily discounted, but I would'nt say that it blocks me from playing the game.

price

Pure PvP games, i cant stand any sort of game that only focuses on PvP or the main focus was PvP and the PvE was just nothing.

Co-op/multiplayer only achievements, really will never understand why they companies think everyone has friends to be able to get these kind of achievements they bug me the most and i tend to quit a game when i find out about theses achievements.

Pay 2 Win, i can understand micro-transactions but i really dislike when they make it so that people can get a huge advantage over everyone else, Mainly the ones that basically require you to get cash shop items to get stronger in the game.

Glorified DLC Full games, this is one thing that puts me off games right away, any "game" that is identical to the previous one with basically nothing new to it should not be sold as a full price game.

Subscriptions, alot of games I have seen that have sub fees seem to be crazy high in price just to buy the base game, it really doesn't need a sub fee if they are going to do that...

Bad Remakes/Remastered, any game that makes a "remastered" with no real difference and then they sell it for 2x the price of the original game...

Whenever I see any mention of 'survival', 'zombies', or 'retro', I am all but guaranteed to lose interest.

When this game has bad reviews,i check them,and if they sound strong to me,i will not play/buy the game. Another thing: F2P games with P2W system and other ones with poor execution,i just play em to find why users saying it,then uninstall it.

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QTE. I have been playing Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) and just got so bored and frustrated with those QTE scenes that seemed to last forever I decided to uninstall it. I don't like changes in UI in games' sequels. If it's only esthetics - no problem, but changes like ammo in Mass Effects was just stupid (not saying better or worse - they just changed it without any explanation). The third thing that grinds my gears is poor optimization (LA Noire - a fine game but it just don't work well).

And I get your point about Homefront but after playing SpecOps I've learned that maybe sometimes it's good to give it a try and see if that particular sequence maybe makes actually more sense than just presenting pure and pointless violence.

Screen door transparency in the original Baldur's Gate was a major reason I didn't get into it.

The Last of Us has a scene similar to what you posted in that video, OP.

Hated horror game or with pointless violence (exception only if it has a co-op and this wanted my lover).

Too much ugly game for me and what I have in my collection it's The Darkness II and FEAR, can't play this. Exception - The Binding of Isaac, but play this when I have a very depressed mood.

Monthly subscription fees. because they are not calculated according to game time. i dont pay for 720h an play only 180 ....

British voice accent in Risen. However it was in 2009, from that time I made nice progress and now I can watch British movies without problem :) (So Risen is something which I will try again in future)