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Games that have you follow NPCs

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Casey Lawrence3 years ago

Lmaooooo brah this the stuff that make me turn games off

Mom3 years ago

The transition from cutscene to character turnaround to first person gameplay to TV view is godlike.

:D3 years ago

Then you die and restart all the way back at the beginning

◈Azma◈3 years ago

Average Borderlands main story quest

Juicy Kaboocy3 years ago

What's worse is when they die and you have to do the whole dialog, cutscene, slow walk, and frustration all over again

Umoja Boy Tell'em3 years ago

Diablo IV going through that mf desert 😒

Fashion Nova 2 Chainz3 years ago

This really how it be. Then the moment they stop you gotta fight a random horde of enemies before they move again 💀

Archer3 years ago

The one that was always funny to me is when you attack an enemy, they run towards it to help you then after it's dead they run back to their original spot...to start casually walking again xD

Swiss Cheese3 years ago

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