I DID IT, WHOOO!
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RDR: Winning poker in Armadillo with a suicide move. I all in'd him, he checked. I thought I was fucked but I didn't care, turns out he bluffed. Yay!
But now I'm at the same problem in Blackwater. One guy keeps tieing. Fucking poker, I hate you so much! I can't even write how much I loathe this game without getting banned.
EDIT: I lost, how surprising. He regretted it though, I'm sure. I emptied ten shotgun mags in his body, that'll teach him!
But now I'm at the same problem in Blackwater. One guy keeps tieing. Fucking poker, I hate you so much! I can't even write how much I loathe this game without getting banned.
EDIT: I lost, how surprising. He regretted it though, I'm sure. I emptied ten shotgun mags in his body, that'll teach him!
FInished the race I had been stuck on in "split second" in first place. Laugh at me all you want for getting stuck on "Split second", I felt awesome when I left my rivals beneath the wreckage of an entire freeway.
Closing the first oblivion gate in the elder scrolls IV. I was on low health, barely any unbroken weapons left, having entered the gate without levelling up to an anywhere near decent level (I know that oblivion matches the enemie's levels, but I really should've gotten a few more skills and such under my belt before attempting effectively a raid on hell itself...) I simply ran to the sigil stone and took it, literally shouting "See ya later, suckas!"
Then I mixed the sigil stone with a silver dagger which I named "ghostbuster" out of childish joy. >_>
Closing the first oblivion gate in the elder scrolls IV. I was on low health, barely any unbroken weapons left, having entered the gate without levelling up to an anywhere near decent level (I know that oblivion matches the enemie's levels, but I really should've gotten a few more skills and such under my belt before attempting effectively a raid on hell itself...) I simply ran to the sigil stone and took it, literally shouting "See ya later, suckas!"
Then I mixed the sigil stone with a silver dagger which I named "ghostbuster" out of childish joy. >_>
Hmmm, I haven't actually played the original Stalker, story wise I think that the original just explains what's going on. Its a fun game but the story wasn't really there for me, probably cause I didn't pay too much attention to the intro but yeah, fun and interesting. In many respects you'll find it similar to metro too.zombiejoe said:
Similar to that but not quite as awesome.Radeonx said:
I got 29 kills on Team Slayer recently. It's when you get over half a teams kills you do realise how awesome you can be. Or how suckish they can be. [footnote]What I've left out is that I then sucked for 2 matches.
Eh, way it goes, I guess.[/footnote]And another Halo 3 one, was sticking someone with a Spike Grenade in mid air about 5 seconds after assassinating someone. I felt awesome!
Killing my first Death Claw in Fallout 3 at level 5 with nothing but somewhere around 10 Hunting Rifle bullets, a shitload of bullets for a 5MM pistol, a Stealth Boy, five stimpaks, and a shit ton of luck.
Mind you I probably died more than thirty times and would have pussied out if it didn't mean I'd be set back five hours.
Mind you I probably died more than thirty times and would have pussied out if it didn't mean I'd be set back five hours.
I played Mirror's Edge for the first time recently, and decided to beat it without firing a weapon, even though you don't get an achievements on PC. Well, it turns out some of the later levels are immensely difficult this way, the ship one in particular, but having to retry the same little battle something like 20 or 30 times only makes it that much more satisfying when you finally succeed. Actually, given that you have to defeat several big guards, all well-armed and heavily armored, while you're playing a girl who's good at running and climbing, it makes sense that it would be that difficult -- and that awesome when you pull it off.
Beating I wanna be The Guy and beating Izuna: LUN which took me over a year to finally acomplish considering even if you're at level 99 there's no guarantee you'll even make it to the final boss.
TF2
Map: 2fort server: RTD
So I played as a sniper and doing the game, I rolled the dice, my weapons was taken away. My friend said he would die and give me his rife.
I said "What are you talking about? I still have a knife."
I walk right into the fort and killed a medic, heavy and a pyro. Then a spy backstab me...only to have the razorback stops him.
I killed him in two strikes.
That day, I kill 4 out of the 7 enemy players.
Map: 2fort server: RTD
So I played as a sniper and doing the game, I rolled the dice, my weapons was taken away. My friend said he would die and give me his rife.
I said "What are you talking about? I still have a knife."
I walk right into the fort and killed a medic, heavy and a pyro. Then a spy backstab me...only to have the razorback stops him.
I killed him in two strikes.
That day, I kill 4 out of the 7 enemy players.
Roll the dice has led to some pretty epic moments.Dr. wonderful said:
I remember one time I was playing on a RTD server as a Soldier, and my team had done really shitty, so the amount of players was 1-10, me being the one. I had no chance of beating them all, so I rolled the dice. Multiple lives. I charged their base and killed each of them in a blaze of rocket glory. Afterwards I was like "FUCK YEAH DID YOU GUYS SEE THAT!?!"
For some reason for almost two years, I was stuck on the first act of The Midnight Thunderboy on Viewtiful Joe. I just beat it. I've been stuck on it since 7/22/08 from what my save says. But I also took a break from it so that's why it was so long. Felt damn good to beat that level.
Today i got a glitch in God of war in Pandora's Palace where exp souls continuously fell down and so i got to upgrade all my gear to the maximum level. it made me feel awesome but for the wrong reasons. i guess a legitimate feel awesome moment was beating the spider demon in Demons Souls, i died a hundred times trying to kill it and finally killing it lifted a great burden.
-Taking down Ruby Weapon
That ***** deserved to die. I don't care if I was the one provoking the fights. I've never had the patience to grind to the point that bosses in FF games are easy, so this really meant something for me.
-My first successful raid in WoW
It was Karazhan with my tauren druid that I rolled just a month or two after the release of WoW. My guild was some of the finest players I've ever had the opportunity to play with. We were together since the Scarlet Monastery, and while I leveled up casually(I was in my 40's when they reached 60 pre-Burning Crusade), they rushed up to 60 and never tried to get me to hurry along. I didn't even reach 60 until after BC was released. Seriously, those guys really made playing WoW worth it for me.
That ***** deserved to die. I don't care if I was the one provoking the fights. I've never had the patience to grind to the point that bosses in FF games are easy, so this really meant something for me.
-My first successful raid in WoW
It was Karazhan with my tauren druid that I rolled just a month or two after the release of WoW. My guild was some of the finest players I've ever had the opportunity to play with. We were together since the Scarlet Monastery, and while I leveled up casually(I was in my 40's when they reached 60 pre-Burning Crusade), they rushed up to 60 and never tried to get me to hurry along. I didn't even reach 60 until after BC was released. Seriously, those guys really made playing WoW worth it for me.