I was playing Pariah on the Xbox few weeks back and we killed an enemy next to an invisible wall, he fell against it and his face stretched like 4 feet haha.
I just wanna know how you pulled that off.The Maddest March Hare said:Well in Fallout 3 all non-brick/tarmac surfaces (i.e. mud etc) suddenly lost all of their usual contact rules. Walking on them meant I sank, then popped up again, then sank. It got nauseating. It was at about the time I was floating away from a Giant Radscorpion that it started raining corpses. Raiders and Super Mutants fell from the sky in bits and pieces, some sticking a little way up and stretching to the ground, and then through it, so there were strange polygon arms about 40 feet high sticking out of the ground like macabre trees.
I also noticed I was being shot at through rocks from a Mutant the other side of a wall of boulders and a house. VATS could target him strangely enough.
I then bobbed under said rock wall, and I could look up to the inside of it, soon I dropped through the scenery only to find myself falling from miles above the map. I eventually landed somewhere near Oasis (which looks pretty good from above, I might add) and died from the fall.
Overall, one very trippy experience.
Probably his 360 or PC going on an acid trip.elitepie931 said:I just wanna know how you pulled that off.The Maddest March Hare said:Well in Fallout 3 all non-brick/tarmac surfaces (i.e. mud etc) suddenly lost all of their usual contact rules. Walking on them meant I sank, then popped up again, then sank. It got nauseating. It was at about the time I was floating away from a Giant Radscorpion that it started raining corpses. Raiders and Super Mutants fell from the sky in bits and pieces, some sticking a little way up and stretching to the ground, and then through it, so there were strange polygon arms about 40 feet high sticking out of the ground like macabre trees.
I also noticed I was being shot at through rocks from a Mutant the other side of a wall of boulders and a house. VATS could target him strangely enough.
I then bobbed under said rock wall, and I could look up to the inside of it, soon I dropped through the scenery only to find myself falling from miles above the map. I eventually landed somewhere near Oasis (which looks pretty good from above, I might add) and died from the fall.
Overall, one very trippy experience.
Great, now I'm gonna get nightmares.MasterSqueak said:Imagine the terror of a phantom crab spy.
I've done that second one, with the falling. I shot a Boatfly at point blank range with the MIRV and I shot up in the air, unharmed. And not explosion up, I really flew. I went up until the sky became an amber solid that smokes when you shoot it. I glided around for about thirty seconds, then plummeted for 1 minute 42 seconds and smashed onto the roof of the Capitol Building. It was awesome. Shame though... you can't save while jumping/falling, so I couldn't save in the sky.The Maddest March Hare said:Well in Fallout 3 all non-brick/tarmac surfaces (i.e. mud etc) suddenly lost all of their usual contact rules. Walking on them meant I sank, then popped up again, then sank. It got nauseating. It was at about the time I was floating away from a Giant Radscorpion that it started raining corpses. Raiders and Super Mutants fell from the sky in bits and pieces, some sticking a little way up and stretching to the ground, and then through it, so there were strange polygon arms about 40 feet high sticking out of the ground like macabre trees.
I also noticed I was being shot at through rocks from a Mutant the other side of a wall of boulders and a house. VATS could target him strangely enough.
I then bobbed under said rock wall, and I could look up to the inside of it, soon I dropped through the scenery only to find myself falling from miles above the map. I eventually landed somewhere near Oasis (which looks pretty good from above, I might add) and died from the fall.
Overall, one very trippy experience.
That happened to me with a Yao Guai once. I detached all of his limbs from his body, and his torso shot up like a rocket.needausername said:A really common glitch, but still one I like, in Fallout 3 if you kill someone, theres a chance there dead body will have a fit, or just fly about, 'Tis quite amusing.
That's actually a mis-fire. It's meant for that to happen with RPG's in Far Cry 2 x3Dr Ampersand said:In Far Cry2 I've shot a rocket and it instantly goes below me spinning in circles before exploding.