Heh.

EDIT: goddamit VGC and its embed thing.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_Yd_ckHj3k

I'm very open about food and I'd love to try that pizza, in fact I might prepare it this weekend! I'm not sure if I would put the spaghetti right on top when I cook the pizza because when you put it on the oven it gets crunchy... and I don't like it crunchy. My comment was just to give an example though, doesn't mean it's true .

playing MGS games like an FPS is akin to playing "Snap" with pokemon cards.

Now you know that games are not for everyone and you won't have a blast during the entire playthrough just because reviewers and most people likes it. Congrats

Also you don't look for the fun in a game, it happens. You are doing it wrong

I'm not the sort of person that gets hyped over what other people say. I'm a realist and as a realist I say it as I see it. My complaints about The Witcher were the controls but I got used to them. I still didn't finish it though because I got bored with it after about 60 hours.  I was already bored of this game after 3 hours and every SINGLE thing in this game iritates me, and I mean EVERYTHING. It's NOT a MGS game, it's Farcry for the dudepros.

I can understand why you don't like it. The mission variety isn't that great at first, and it's on the easy side. Every outpost looks the ssme and can be infiltrated the same way. Also seeing the credits after every mission breaks the immersion.

I do like the game, but the missions haven't been great I'll admit that. Just stick with it for a while longer, and try to update your arsenal or approach to your liking.

That's an oxymoron.

MGS was never meant to be fun.

I haven't played MGSV but it's looks like Peace Walker HD. Same missions, same Mother Base navigation and side-ops, same Fulton system, same everything. It can be exciting if you never heard of PW.

Sure. Don't forget to put some ketchup and/or peanut butter on top of the spaghetti, so they don't get crunchy.  :P