luckiest gaming victory
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i once killed a team of 5 with 4 sniper bullets on halo it wasn't a complete victory but i think it disheartened them so much they just got destroyed for the rest of that match
I was playing Fire Emblem : Path of radiance. Final battle, came down to it. If I got hit once more, I was dead, and a single hit wasn't going to kill the boss. It was "critical hit" Or the game was over.
I close my eyes, and push the attack button.
*Critical strike!*
YES!
I close my eyes, and push the attack button.
*Critical strike!*
YES!
in SoF2, a team of 8 tried a complex combination of CounterStrike FourKings* style with Zerg bum rushing running, being a sniper I could see what they where doing, I just threw a grenade against a wall ricochet where they were standing.
RAMPAGE!
*fourkings are a british team that play pro, well known to stay in a pack hugging the walls.
RAMPAGE!
*fourkings are a british team that play pro, well known to stay in a pack hugging the walls.
i was playing Brawl online and we were on the Picto Chat level, 4 of us. me and someone had a grudge match at one end while the other two battled it out on the other end. i smacked the person i was fighting, knocking him out. just then, a bomb appeared right behind me. i picked it up and lobbed it at the other two on the other side. it knocked both of them out and i ended up winning the match, i was so happy! also, during a sudden death match, 1:1. he was Marth i was Link. he was on a small platform and started charging the dash move (B + across). as i knew he would stop at the edge of the platform i went underneath. he unleashed the dash and i did an up + A move, he got hit, zoomed straight up, i won. but then later when i hit someone up during sudden death, bombs dropped, bounced off a wall, went off the side and died while he was flying Team Rocket style. he won.
This one isn't as much lucky as just plain ridiculous.
A few years back I had some friends over to get drunk, which we managed to a remarkable degree. After they had passed out I was still awake and couldn't sleep. The floor was spinning too fast. So I loaded up Rome - Total War (Vanilla) and continued my savegame as the Brutii. I actually managed to beat the crap out of the Seleucid Empire, but as I was playing a massive battle near Babylon I fell asleep. The next morning I woke up and looked at the screen and saw that my general, Nero the Mad, no less, had won an Epic Victory or whatever the term is. It amounts to a near flawless victory anyway. It seems that I wasn't needed for my armies to kick ass.
The worst part is not that he won without me. It's that he got the Epic Victory. I hadn't had one of those in ages.
A few years back I had some friends over to get drunk, which we managed to a remarkable degree. After they had passed out I was still awake and couldn't sleep. The floor was spinning too fast. So I loaded up Rome - Total War (Vanilla) and continued my savegame as the Brutii. I actually managed to beat the crap out of the Seleucid Empire, but as I was playing a massive battle near Babylon I fell asleep. The next morning I woke up and looked at the screen and saw that my general, Nero the Mad, no less, had won an Epic Victory or whatever the term is. It amounts to a near flawless victory anyway. It seems that I wasn't needed for my armies to kick ass.
The worst part is not that he won without me. It's that he got the Epic Victory. I hadn't had one of those in ages.
No way. Must have been Trial Mode, where it's only the first two levels, right? Either that, or you're really good.coldfrog said:
CoD 4:
Took out the whole team on Crash on S&D with P90, no reload, in 13 seconds. Funny thing was, I walked into a room and all 6 were there, all setting up for a fight. I shot about 3 of them, then the others actually noticed me. I didn't use the scope, and the other team had some of my friends in it, so I was like "JESUS CHRIST YOU ARE BAD AT THIS I RUN STRAIGHT UP THE MIDDLE OF THE MAP AND NO ONE SHOOTS ME"
Couldn't stop laughing at him the next day.
Took out the whole team on Crash on S&D with P90, no reload, in 13 seconds. Funny thing was, I walked into a room and all 6 were there, all setting up for a fight. I shot about 3 of them, then the others actually noticed me. I didn't use the scope, and the other team had some of my friends in it, so I was like "JESUS CHRIST YOU ARE BAD AT THIS I RUN STRAIGHT UP THE MIDDLE OF THE MAP AND NO ONE SHOOTS ME"
Couldn't stop laughing at him the next day.
I've had those moments in that game, and it's sequel. Those are some of the best moments in PoR...Untamed Waters said:
Though I prefer those moments that show how broken Ike is. Like when six or so things attack him in one turn and they all die, he makes it out with no more than 5 damage dealt to him.
My luckiest moment actually happened last week, on my birthday. I had some friends over, and we decided to pull out Timesplitters: Future Perfect. One of my friends was playing as the cyborg monkey (I hate those monkeys... unless I'm playing as them XD). It was in the disco level, which makes things kind of hard to see as is. So, even though she wasn't too good at the game, was doing pretty damn good. So, at one point during the match, I had a sniper, turned the corner, accidentally bumped the trigger (I was readjusting the way I was sitting) and I got a no-scope head-shot on the monkey! It's one of my favorite gaming moments of all time, even if it's just an OK game.
OK, I'll put it like this. there was a time, about 5 years ago, where this was the ONLY game I played. And I played it a lot. I had (and still have to some extent) the first three levels memorized and could post top ranking scores on them, as well as not die. (Still not good enough to get on the damn internet boards, but... yeah) By this point I'd grabbed enough lives to manage to make it through 4 and 5, and 5 was always the toughest because I rarely got through 4 without a continue. But, I dunno, just that one time I pulled it off. Now I am nowhere near as dexterous, but I bet I could still make it through at least the first three levels pretty easily (I can see most of the levels and the first three bosses in my head).Antiparticle said:
EDIT: No, I remember the attack patterns of all the bosses pretty well. The final boss always struck me as being easier than it should have been. I DEFINITELY felt it was easier than the level 4 boss, but then I've never been a fan of those tight spaces.
Halo 3, Big Team Slayer on Valhalla. My ENTIRE TEAM quit or lagged out or something over the course of about two minutes, leaving me vs. a team of eight. I was losing 57-80 when the last teammate quit on me. I rushed to the Wraith, and began randomly shooting at the enemy base across the map. With the first 10 wraith hshells, I destroyed the two Banshees that were terrorising the skies, after which the wreckage of both Banshees fell on top of the Wraith, protecting me from the incoming rocked pods, the rest of the shots hailed down to land me an extermination, then another triple kill after the multi-kill streak was lost. I then jumped from my wraith just in time to avoid a laser. I took the banshee that respawned, and got another three kills before dying. I got two mongoose splatters in a row, then hid in one of the sidecaves with a shotgun. THey thought that all rushing me at once would work, but two frags and a plasma showed them otherwise. now, finally in the lead, I ran over to a hidong spot and avoided death for the rest of the game, winning 87-85.
Oh wow. That is impressive then. On Normal? Or Easy? (Don't tell me it was on Hard!)
(Asking coldfrog, obviously.)
(Asking coldfrog, obviously.)
Mine was very recent in Smash Bros. Brawl:
I was playing as Zero Suit Samus on wifi against someone who was very good with Kirby.
It was that Sonic themed stage with those signposts with a rotating ball on them that you can use to your advantage.
We had sudden death. Kirby decided to stick behind one of those poles so I couldn't quite reach him.
I thought I would run to him and use the big reach of my forward smash to knock him out but I accidentally did a dash attack.
This dash attack makes you fly horizontally with your legs first for a bit and I went through just under the rotating ball.
The tip of my feet hit Kirby, who rocketed to the right while I got the ball in my face and was sent rocketing to the left.
Result: Kirby flew out of the screen and just a fraction of a second later so did I.
Pure dumb luck but an absolutely hilarious victory.
I was playing as Zero Suit Samus on wifi against someone who was very good with Kirby.
It was that Sonic themed stage with those signposts with a rotating ball on them that you can use to your advantage.
We had sudden death. Kirby decided to stick behind one of those poles so I couldn't quite reach him.
I thought I would run to him and use the big reach of my forward smash to knock him out but I accidentally did a dash attack.
This dash attack makes you fly horizontally with your legs first for a bit and I went through just under the rotating ball.
The tip of my feet hit Kirby, who rocketed to the right while I got the ball in my face and was sent rocketing to the left.
Result: Kirby flew out of the screen and just a fraction of a second later so did I.
Pure dumb luck but an absolutely hilarious victory.
That's about the worst way to lose a sudden death game. Being knocked out while the other guy is going Team Rocket. Had that once when I was playing Zelda against Snake. He used his guided rocket on me but I hit him first with Din's fire. While he was flying away, the grenade about which I had forgotten already hit me and knocked me out by the side. So he won...PureChaos said: