When playing farcry 3 I had to use uplay. The problem I had with it was that the game always failed to connect to the ubisoft servers. Everytime I opened the menu in farycry 3, the game was 'connecting to servers' and I had to wait for 5 seconds. It happend EVERYTIME I opened the game menu. Even when I started the game in offline mode.

Oh well, I have myself only been able to watch the pre-end-battle build up on YouTube because of the bugginess of NWN2 - imagine playing through almost the whole campaign to disocover "immortal" bone spiders - yup, bone spiders - at the final maze!

Not being able to proceed to the end battle due to bugs should probably count as "nope" but...

.. still, the character writing in this game is so great that I love NWN2 nonetheless - besides Bishop, Sand is a character I would love to come back in any game really!

Speaking of Fallout, every time I see Wanamingos, I go "Nope!"

Wanamingos were the worst (tough as nails), but these buggers http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Centaur_%28Fallout%29 were the most gross and constituted a bigger 'nope' for me :P

I disliked Fallout 3 at first because it wasn't so hard, I thought it should have more described how surviving could be very difficult. Indeed Fallout 1&2 made the PC evolving in the S-W USA Wasteland where dead cities are as desert as the Death Valley. But I was a bit naive then, hoping that Bethesda would catch this intense atmosphere and I anticipated how a almost-full urban desert could be made.
I don't hate Fallout 3 afterall, it wasn't a real hard surviving game, but more a wandering game, and a decent one by the way.

Oh little-xenomorphish Wanamingos!

I hated more Floaters than Centaurs, because they move more quickly ;-)

Speaking of Deathclaws, I remember the first time I met the sentient deathclaw in Fallout 2, I almost shot him on sight!

I've had two ragequits with NwN 2.

When first got the game and started a campaign, the camera mode and the way companion AI and companion control was set up annnoyed me so much i couldn't play more than 30 minutes of it before ragequitting.

The second time was a few years later when i decided to try play the campaign again. Got pretty far in the original campaign up to a point where i encountered a bug with the waypoint in the ruins of Ember and couldn't get further. Didn't feel like having to go through the entire campaign again with a new character, so i quit.

I have beat the game by now though, but was a bumpy ride with quite a few problems. :) In my last playthrough i only encountered one game breaking bug that luckily was fixable by triggering the final boss spawn in the Crossroad keep with the debug mode.

Bishop and Neeshka both. I was rather sad to find out Neeshka wasn't a romanceable character in the game. Qara too. (for my pyromaniac priest of Kossuth at least. ;) )

My gaming "nope" moment is the second I figure out that I cannot use the mouse to interface with each and every aspect of the game necessary to play, and/or save it.

It was fine in the beginning, before mice were used/available, but a major step backward after.

I am conditioned to a smoke, beer, sandwich, food, phone, etc in the other hand, and I'm not breaking tradition over a shitty ui.

Hum, I always prefer playing female lead char where possible, but... simply in view of Elaine's stalker-oriented, self-righteous style, yuuup - I can understand Neeshka being preferable to some, or even many. :-D And well, as I could only side but with Sand in the fire vs underhanded dry cool conflict, I can also see the point about Qara in reverse.

I did find Casavir very bland indeed compared with Bishop - so seems that NWN2 has the rare achievement of choosing the least interesting characters for romance option, outdoing them by teaser romance sort of thing - besides, of course, having legendary level of bugginess!!

Camera angle meanwhile was not that bad to my mind in NWN2.

Drakensang first volume might have been a pretty enjoyable non-mainstream title, except for the really, really appalling camera mode. Another "nope" moment there, actually - did stop after a saturation point due to this camera angle business, pity that actually.

I generally play female characters in rpgs too, however i like to mix it up a bit sometimes just for the variation. And yup, i agree with you on Elaine and Casavir.

The camera mode annoyance part might have been slightly biased on my part because i was re-adjusting from years of gameplay in NwN 1 which have a much, much better camera mode, so i compared the two. But NwN 2's is still pretty bad in itself.

XCOM: Enemy Unknown/Enemy Within with the Chrysalids mission in Canada(?). That was a giant nope moment.
Playing and/or attempting to launch Skyrim. Doing so makes me regret my decisions in life.