Have you ever played through a game and completely missed a game play feature?
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The Ability to dash/fast travel, etc, in Skyrim. Plodding around at walking pace for over 4 hours.
In FFX i dint realise you could use the orbs to make your character stronger till i fought Yunalesca needless to say my hours of grinding payed off when i finally found it out
I logged a few hundreds hours in Mario 3, than realized you have to hit start to actually play the game.
Mass effect 3- ignored that reporter lady
Dragon age Orrigins- completly missed that Bard chick you can get..I figured she was DLC, also had no Idea Zavran was gay/bi
in Fallout 3 theres a button I can press so the campera isnt "locked" on my back..and can get a looka t my face
Dragon age Orrigins- completly missed that Bard chick you can get..I figured she was DLC, also had no Idea Zavran was gay/bi
in Fallout 3 theres a button I can press so the campera isnt "locked" on my back..and can get a looka t my face
oh THIS..I was thinking "why the fuck do they make you use the inventory? thats stupid!"GimpyGimli said:
I fully missed the ability to repair items in fallout 3 with other items It was on my second playthough I found out that it was possible
When I first got Alpha Protocol, i'd heard a lot about the conversation system, but hadn't actually seen any screenshots/video of it.
So I installed it, booted it up, and started playing - and when the first conversation came up, the choices were blank squares with no reference to what would be said or what I had to do to trigger each option. I thought the conversation system was over-rated and quit after a while, deleting my progress, uninstalling etc.
A week or so later I realized it was a video card driver bug, and that installing new drivers enabled me to see the options.
So I installed it, booted it up, and started playing - and when the first conversation came up, the choices were blank squares with no reference to what would be said or what I had to do to trigger each option. I thought the conversation system was over-rated and quit after a while, deleting my progress, uninstalling etc.
A week or so later I realized it was a video card driver bug, and that installing new drivers enabled me to see the options.
Played through all of Assassin's Creed 2. Twice. Then, five minutes into Brotherhood, I found out how to do a high-profile assassination. Because... you know... I'm a fucking genius.
I don't remember which game, but there was a JRPG where the stores sold everything in different screens and you had to press the shoulder buttons to switch from weapons to armour. I didn't figure that out and thought you could only buy weapons. The only armour I ever got was found in treasure chests. Game was hard as balls. I think it was a Wild Arms game, but I could be wrong.
I only just learned that there was a favorites list for my inventory in Skyrim when i was on my second play through, I guess it was because my first character was a melee combat focused Nord so i never really had a use for that considering that i rarely had to access more than a few items quickly, I discovered it when i was in my second play through as a high elf mage when i had to access my large amount of spells and potions quickly with having to constantly rummage through the inventory all the time.
Also i also am a member of Skyrim's social club of those who never knew there was a sprint function, i never knew there was one until my third playthrough.
Also i also am a member of Skyrim's social club of those who never knew there was a sprint function, i never knew there was one until my third playthrough.