The Uncharted games, or semi-games if you prefer. Boring, overrated rubbish.
Console owners love to bleat on about "yeah but you can't play Uncharted on your PC", well who cares?
You can stick your Console exclusives, there are enough games on PC to last me a lifetime.

Dark Souls without a doubt. Poor bugs and excuses for difficulty is not my thing.

Well I only hate Bethesda's Fallout 3 and will of course hate Fallout 4 for the same reason! And the resaon is shooting and shooting, FPS, FPS. Press VATS, fire 3-4 shots and than strafe and shoot, shoot, shoot until they are dead. Walk some more and repeat. And this is RPG, sequel to the best game and RPG game ever made, Fallout 2. Not DOOM, Not Half-Life or Crysis! Or even Deus Ex!

+++ same goes for Fallout: New Vegas, but it is better because of Chris Avellone's story!

It's sad that I really don't know if I'm looking at cosplay or a porn "parody".

uh... i did nothing but shoot people in the last three Fallout games I played. They pre-dated Fallout 3, so I call bullshit.

Yea, you did shoot, but did you also use tactics, and terrain, action points depending on your skills and accuracy depending on your skills and not your FPS expertise and speed of your hand/mouse.
So Fallout 3 FPS yes, Fallout 3 RPG NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yea, shooting, but not with FPS expertise and speed of your hand/mouse but with tactics and thinking, two things that new games (sadly) bearing fallout name lack!

Grand Theft Auto 4. Heavy DRM which practically made the game UNPLAYABLE, until last patch and no dvd crack were released. Also i found it disgusting and horrible, when compared to the San Andreas prequel of it, due to realism-wanabe-ism, clunky controls and gameplay features/design. Worst purchase i ever made.

Red Alert 3. Cartoonified and STUPIDIFIED version of a former great, legendary title. Broken game which forced you use Co-op even in single player campaign, you couldn't have full control even on your own, damn faction (tech tree was divided between you and co-op partner, not even shared) and so on. Worst purchase i ever made.

Diablo 3. Ah, where to begin. This is my favorite subject. Stupid, cartoonish artwork and graphics. REAL MONEY AUCTION HOUSE, a downright robbery of Blizzard; fact that they removed it later, by NO MEANS, absolve them of their "sin", on the contrary, makes you more angry, by pausing to think they earned enough ill-gotten gains, to decide removing a rotten feature JUST IN TIME, only to silence PART of the negative reception game was causing. ALWAYS ONLINE DRM; they tried to treat everyone protesting against that as IDIOTS, by claiming this was not a means of instigating DRM, but of bringing game features/design forward into technological synch with our age and models of gaming and ended up making said everyone even angrier. Sh*t was and STILL is HEAVILY overpriced too, stuck at day 1 prices (40 euros apiece, main game/expansion) and thankfully too i might add, because this effectively repels even the curious person who would like to give it a testing try. Day 1 launch was a mass-scale catastrophe because of server incidents, which resulted to PAYING customers being unable to access their own damn game, because even SINGLE PLAYER demanded, sorry, DEMANDS YET, internet connection, 24/7. WORST PURCHASE I N-EVER MADE, THANK GOD FOR THAT.

Those 3 hold a very special place in my list, because i heralded their predecessors as living legends, benchmarking titles of their respective genre and only reason i bought the sequels blindly and in a rush, had been on behalf of that MISPLACED trust, quality of the past built up over all those years... Ah, the sting of betrayal...

Final Fantasy 7. I really do hate THIS game, with a passion. I don't know why; ever since i saw an ex friend of mine playing it.

The Infinity Engine Remakes. I loved the originals and hate the remakes. As i said in the past, only reason i got them was to say "thanks" to gog for breaking exclusivity of other services on them and they were on a discount. Mostly because they destroy glitches and exploits the originals had, NERF spells/skills/classes (always hated nerf, anywhere and everywhere it is applied over) and instead of fixing real problems, they go the MMO treatment, by deifying "BALANCE" (real calamity for powerplay gamers) and making shady tricks unusable. Others liked that, i belong to the category of those who didn't. I want my RPG with a BROKEN, IMBALANCED player, thank you very much. Plus, they created MORE problems and bugs, new ones, other than those they tried to fix. And certain original combinations or races/classes, in the remakes, they were erroneously unavailable (like the icewind dale elf/druid, which was ultimately fixed, but still...), or opening up new races/classes combinations, that weren't allowed in the originals (didn't like that, too).

FEAR 3. Stupid design of levels, horrible features like the new covering system, absence of leaning (q/e) and the full range of melee attacks 1 had, overconsolized and oversimplified more than 2, horrible AI even worse than the one in 2, paxton fettel (the badass) not available from new game for playing.

Naruto Revolution. A filler game, step and water down from 3 full burst, horrible new gameplay features that even restricted and watered down player movesets and power, a real nasty piece of work. As much as i liked 3, i really, really hated this one. And for me to hate a naruto game, it really has to try hard.

Batman Arkham Origins. I don't know, playing the first 2 before and then this one, left me with a bad taste in my mouth, just like the shit Sachys flings from above, or TinyE 's donkeys drop all around the stables.

Everything dealing with sports, special hatred Basketball and Football. I cannot explain it, but i hate those a lot.

To be fair, RMAH was literally just a safe way for people to use real money to buy stuff instead of going on shady 3rd party sites which was popular in D2 (you could get rich should you have received a decent drop)

They also have -50% sales pretty often so it's not that bad with the prices. It's hard to say it's overpriced if you spend hundreds of hours in it.

Honestly, people still seem to treat it like it's still stuck in its release state for whatever reason and try to pass it off as facts even if barely anything they say holds truth.

Fallout 3 depends on your skill points far more than on your FPS expertise. If your skill is too low then you'll be missing all the time.

If you think that Fallout 3's combat mechanics prevent it from being an roleplaying game then I have a hard time taking you seriously.

Yeah, you'll be missing and then take out your stick/knife/sledgehammer and strafe all around your enemy (like NEO the Chosen One) and kill him without even thinking it through!
You can say what you want about RPG elements of Fallout 3 and there are some of those, but combat is 100% FPS, strife and speed of hand/mouse dependent!
And you can talk to me seriously about RPG-s if you want, since I play those from before computers! PnP style! ;-)

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive simply because of community. Everyone is too freakin' serious about this game.

right now? every single NES and Batman game. and australian games.

Dragon Age Inquisition. I waited for this game for 2 years, followed bioware on facebook and upvoted their every message like a faithful Bioware fun. I was hoping to get a game like Dragon Age Origins. But in the end what we got was a boring repetitive game. Well, untill level 10 it was. I didnt play afterwards and I wont bother playing it or any of its expansions ever again. I had much more fun even with DA2 and we all know how shallow it was.

Halo 1. Played through the entire single player campaign from beginning to end. Snoozefest.