After the comically overpowered Rath and Urza blocks, Mercadian Masques block was deliberately made weaker so the game could be re-balanced. A couple blocks got a lot of hate, especially when they were Standard legal:. New cards like Smothering Tithe and God-Eternal Oketra have shown a targeted effort in strengthening White. White also has the worst selection of single-color commanders outside of cards like Sram, Senior Edificer, very few White commanders can compensate for the color's weaknesses. White has few options for resource production and has less card draw than even Red, and the few options it does have are very conditional. Like Red, White's typical focus on aggression and combat is not very effective for a format with multiple opponents and higher life totals. Though White is more suited to being paired with stronger colors, it suffers from many of the same problems Red does on its own. Thankfully, from Theros onwards, sets and supplementary products have boosted Red's power by adding strong Commanders like Purphoros, God of the Forge Daretti, Scrap Savant and Feldon of the Third Path, as well as giving Red more tools like board wipes, artifact support, "impulsive draw" cards like Outpost Siege and Commune with Lava, and Discard and Draw spells. Exacerbating the issue, one of Red's few strengths, consistent land destruction, is much maligned for slowing down the game and will often draw the ire of the group at a person willing to use it. Unlike the similarly weak White, Red adds little as a supporting color because it lacks versatility and can't cover other colors' weaknesses. It has little to no card draw, deck searching, or resource production to keep up with Blue, Black, or Green in the late game. The aggressive damage strategy Red typically uses is useless for a slower format with more survivable opponents, and the color has nothing to compensate. In the Commander/EDH format, Red and White are infamously terrible:. 
The Fighter gets multiple choices of weapons, can solve quests better to his tastes and his Strength and Offensive skills are superior to all. Quest for Glory V balances things better however. The Fighter only gets an exclusive magic battle axe, while every other class meets unique individuals and have quests only they can solve. There's no way to refuse the title, forcing the Fighter to keep his Karma Meter in check. To add insult to injury, a Fighter that is too honorable becomes a Paladin later in the game. The former has no special abilities while the latter has a Flaming Sword, can heal injuries, can sense danger and has magic protection. Everything the Fighter does, the Paladin can do better.
From Quest for Glory, the Fighter class is this because of The Paladin being introduced as a playable class since Quest for Glory III. However, Yoda and Chewbacca get a fair bit of dislike for being required in certain parts of the game despite being much more awkwardly-designed than other characters in their archetype-Yoda is hilariously slow unless he's jumping, and Chewbacca's melee attack animation is unusually long and cumbersome (though it's also funny to watch) and he's a big target. 
the Pit Droid or Boss Nass, which can't even attack) or completely outclassed by other characters (Jango and Boba have two additional abilities compared to average blaster characters like Padme and Han), but fans don't usually mind that much due to the massive size of the roster and the fact that plot-mandatory characters tend to be at least competent. Most characters in LEGO Star Wars are either completely worthless (i.e.
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