A Game you know everything about?
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Not the latest versions of them, but I could probably write perfectly useful guides for all the units and abilities in Company of Heroes and its expansion Opposing Fronts.
And I was a PvP specialist in Aion online, knowing the strength and weaknesses of all the common builds and items for every class in the game. I sucked at PvE though =P
And I was a PvP specialist in Aion online, knowing the strength and weaknesses of all the common builds and items for every class in the game. I sucked at PvE though =P
Tell me who the quote is from and where you find it:Ezio_fangirl said:
"The storm is broken, though pride may hold the clouds aloft a little longer"
Assassin's Creed (And AC2) are the closest for me to being fully memorised. Haven't really played Bloodlines much yet (my flatmate got it for me a while ago but I've barely touched it, even though it's good) - am planning on finishing feather collection so I can 100% on my trophies (VERY slowly - I REFUSE to use a guide) then starting a new tie-in playthrough with Bloodlines. Will be playing from scratch with the language set to Italian.
Halo, Portal and N. I don't have absolutely perfect knowledge, but I could quote most lines from them, could complete all of them without getting stuck in any way, and know almost all gameplay techniques in them. I've also found most of the easter eggs and secret places in all of them.
Some of that doesn't apply to N though...
Some of that doesn't apply to N though...
Another World, Goldeneye... Can't really think of many others at the moment. Oh, every Metal Gear up until MGS4 (since I don't have a PS3 i'm yet to play it).
I highly doubt there's a game I know absolutely everything about, but three strong contenders for the "Knowing Way The Fuck Too Much" title would be Guild Wars (specifically the Assassin--I was a walking encyclopaedia of tactics and builds once upon a time), Fallout 3, and Pokemon D/P (I was a competitive battling team analyst...no, I'm not ashamed to admit it).
Really? that is a dangerous claim. Given I've been playing it for 9 years now and have read almost all the books (Half way through The Cole protocol) But I have yet to pick up Halo Legends.Trivun said:Same. In fact, I would probably be soBlueruler182 said:big-headedbold as to say that I am the first and foremost Halo expert on this entire forum. A big claim, but still, ask me anything about Halo (the entire franchise, I mean, not just the games) and I can answer it conclusively
Only halfway through the Cole Protocol? Hah, a pox on you and your half-assed reading!Malone II said:Really? that is a dangerous claim. Given I've been playing it for 9 years now and have read almost all the books (Half way through The Cole protocol) But I have yet to pick up Halo Legends.Trivun said:Same. In fact, I would probably be soBlueruler182 said:big-headedbold as to say that I am the first and foremost Halo expert on this entire forum. A big claim, but still, ask me anything about Halo (the entire franchise, I mean, not just the games) and I can answer it conclusively
(I kid, I kid...
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You do realize that all the information is in the comments section right?NuclearPenguin said:
Also I havn't played wow since the trails. Even before the trail was fully unlocked.
So thats pretty good. You can browse the comments yourself
Pretty sure anyone who's played through that knew it - I did, but I don't considder myself knowledgable in every aspect of Oblivion. Also, although I doubt it, he could have looked it up on UESP.com. If you need any other hints, it's pretty much an encyclopedia on everything Elder Scrolls.rokkolpo said:
morrowind, a friend of mine wanted to know where to find a master of medium armor and i was able to give him directions over the phone...and i wasn't playing the game at the time.
