Game logic, hate it or is it more entertaining for you? (Glitches, bugs and other nonsense)

ESCORT MISSIONS.

Other than that, I understand why some game logic is there, may kill immersion, but it is a game.

Cheating pesky computer/AI is my biggest hate. Other stuff is annoying but not usually rage-quit making... :D

No one likes to escort stupid AI.

I voted for visual bugs, as they really take you out of the experience of a game. (I think I'd rather play an old sprite graphics game than a 3D one with a lot of errors for that reason.)

But another thing that really bugged me was the immortality of NPCs in some games. For example, Elizabeth in Bioshock Infinite is such that rockets just bounce off her.

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My logic: pressing the buttons harder makes the attacks more powerful (@=

Fallout ^^

From "bad escort AI" and "bad controls" decided to go with bad controls.

With bad escort AI, you just need to replay or use some cheat/mod. With bad controls/camera, there's nothing you can do to play.

I almost chose invisible walls (Everything looks just so reachable in Darksiders!), but when I thought about my time with Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA, I definitely hate cheating PCs the most. I stopped playing football games just because of this problem: You lead 2:1, you are in the 90th minute, the opponent gets a corner kick.... the rest is rage quit history.

Dialog issues. Either as you say, the content or tone of the choice is misleading, or more often, both/all of the choices are pretty bad. Specifically, all choices are extremes, or too extreme.

To be honest, most of these points in your poll annoy me from time to time. But the worst is still "Escort AI" - and somehow developers keep building these in their games. The least annoying would be IRL or profession logic breaking for me, since most of the games don't really care about those logics anyways.
Bugs can be hilarious though and some conversations between characters can bring up a B / C-Movie flair wich is quite hilarious :D

I found a funny "bug" review of a german gaming magazine about Gothic 3 (but, believe it or not, it's in german :P)

QTE's a.k.a. Quick Time Events. It's 2015 for the love of holy Gaben, stop making us press buttons to watch a cinematic. I don't have sympathy or respect for any company that still makes obligatory QTE's in 2015. At least just put an option to skip them ...

Bad camera positioning == Uninstall

There is only one thing that I can't stand in games and that is game breaking bugs. They can do all the visual glitches and dumb AI that they want, but the moment that starts having some actual detrimental effects to the gameplay is the moment I start getting annoyed.

To be honest, all the choices above are equally immersion-breaking for me. But screw escort missions... I hate each and every one.

Little kids that make fun of you and you cant kill them, thank god for mods.

It all depends on the type of game, for example I can endure invisible walls or killing the player instantly if he wants to leave the designed area if the game is story and/or level design-driven and other things like that which make sense.
On the other hand escort missions with helpless AI is what drives me crazy and I just can't stand them (if the character fights back or hides correctly it's fine though, but that's very rare).

The only game I ever played where the escort mission didn't make me want to quit it forever was Halo.
Otherwise, I hate most pathfinding.

Otherwise the artificial limitation. Like how shooters forgot how to jump. Or know how to implement a fork in a road. Or, frankly, anything related to them since CoD 4 ruined the whole genre.

Wer you inspired by our little talk? ;P

Anyway, I'm only using the occasion to show my F3 screenshots. I think that she might be levitating there till today... ;)

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I hate people that harp on about realism in games. Granted I want my car physics as realistic as possible so that I can pretend I have some skill, but if you come to me tell me dark areas are still too bright or have mystical light coming from nowhere then I want to bash your skull in. I hate realism limits like limited resources or how dark an area is. 95% of the time I want that area with the supposed mystical lighting to be even brighter, NOT darker and don't even get me started on light being a limited resource with torches that burn out or batteries than run out. I hate having to choose what's in my inventory, this is a game so I'd much rather have the choice of using whatever awesome item I can't use yet later than having to prioritize inventory space for things I need right now. And heck, later on it might be cool to play the game entirely differently (from melee to ranged for instance) with gear that wasn't right for my char at the time. I hate having to ration bullets and having breakable gear, awesome item X is so much less awesome if I can only use it for 20 minutes (effective real time it takes to whittle down 40 durability or so) before it breaks but I'd have zero problem with such an item just becoming useless until you can get it repaired. And I will cheat to get around these limits (offline only of course).

Now...onto the topic at hand I hate when dialog choices don't play out as expected...which they never do for me, especially in BioWare games. I'd hate bad escort AI more but I've yet to play a game where that's a big problem and I hate escort missions to begin with because they take away my cheat advantages usually. So yeah, unreliable dialog choices it is.

I hate it when I need to get up to go to the bathroom or my parents or SO start yelling at me to stop playing and do something else. Really breaks the immersion. They should bundle a gamer pod with entertainment systems so it's sound proof and no one can disturb you.

Cheating computers. I quit Battlestations:Midway because I played for over an hour fighting an enemy fleet with only a carrier and planes, thinking my defensive strategy would eliminate the enemy planes after a bit, just to realize they give enemy carriers unlimited planes and give you 20 of each type if you're lucky. That's bullshit.

I hate invisible walls, it breaks everything for me..