Most amount of sheer, unstoppable, replayable fun in a single player game
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GTA: Vice City. That game really set the bar high for mass mayhem. GTA3 was a bit more dreary in art style, and San Andreas was less crazy.
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I'm having way too much fun with Europa Universalis 3 right now. Contrary to my initial expectations, that game is highly replayable.
Or in FO3, getting Martigen's Monster mod, tripling the number of critters, and running into a huge stack of muties armed with nothing but nuka grenades. Good times, good times.
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I'm having way too much fun with Europa Universalis 3 right now. Contrary to my initial expectations, that game is highly replayable.
Or in FO3, getting Martigen's Monster mod, tripling the number of critters, and running into a huge stack of muties armed with nothing but nuka grenades. Good times, good times.
Really? After skipping turns the game masturbated and there were only 2 races left. Don't get me wrong, I love the game but the Campaign was kinda meh to me.Worgen said:
Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
In relation to the topic, the Halo:Combat Evolved singleplayer with Co-Op is a blast.
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the campaign wasnt the most finaly crafted one Ive ever played but it was still alot of fun and I had to see what the end was for each side and I loved how the heroes yelled at each other when you took on a strong holdNouw said:
Unreal Freaking Tournament. Both the first and the 2004 one.
Sure they're great on their own but when you add on custom mods and levels and an extremely powerful level editor...
Years of my life are still getting wasted by it.
Besides those games though, I'd have to say Timesplitters 3.
Sure they're great on their own but when you add on custom mods and levels and an extremely powerful level editor...
Years of my life are still getting wasted by it.
Besides those games though, I'd have to say Timesplitters 3.
GTA San Andreas PC: I like arming civilians, getting 7 followers and bull****ing around with them. I've started that first chapter so much.
Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion: I like to lure the pirates in the imperial city toward civilians, sit back and watch the huge brawl take place. Surprisingly, the pirates fare decently when i lure 3 of them but die quicker when i lure 8. I also do this in Anvil with the ghost and slaughter ships.
assassins creed 2: I like taking mercenaries in Tuscany and making them fight standing guards. One always backs too far and attracts a second group of standing guards, then a patrol spots them and joins the fray. I enjoy standing right in the middle of the battle watching.
Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion: I like to lure the pirates in the imperial city toward civilians, sit back and watch the huge brawl take place. Surprisingly, the pirates fare decently when i lure 3 of them but die quicker when i lure 8. I also do this in Anvil with the ghost and slaughter ships.
assassins creed 2: I like taking mercenaries in Tuscany and making them fight standing guards. One always backs too far and attracts a second group of standing guards, then a patrol spots them and joins the fray. I enjoy standing right in the middle of the battle watching.
Oh God, you just made me realize how much I miss Saints Row 2 since my disc got scratched, and how much time I spend on Just Cause 2.xRBEASTx said:
Personal favorite thing was tethering a truck to an airliner on takeoff, staying in said truck, and accidentally destroying the plane midflight because of the truck whipping around madly. After blowing up the plane mid-flight, the truck was STILL able to land safely.
2nd best thing I ever did happened in the demo. I was being chased by baddies, so I went to that small airfield in the desert, hopped in the plane, and tried to flee. By this time, however, there were gunships on my tail, so I decided to fly back around for an attack run, so I lined up the plane, and began surfing on the hood with twin submachineguns a blazing, trying to take down one of the helicopters.
After about 2 seconds of this, I realized my aim with lining up the plane was TOO good, and immediately jumped ship as my plane plowed into an enemy helicopter, causing an atrocious explosion, sending both to the ground in a flaming heap! Still in the air, I popped my chute, and was able to grapple onto another gunship, hijacking it, and continuing my 30-minute rampage.
...ugh... Fallout 3 I think. It's big so there's a lot to do. by the way my multiplayer option would be TF2 since my total time for that game outweighs my total time for every other game I've ever player by a few hundred hours.
Reading through this thread, I'm sorta baffled. I like videogames. I play them everyday. I cannot fathom how a person plays through the same game more than twice. I guess I'm all about the actual content rather than the play mechanics. Once I've exhausted the story or progression or whatever, I'm done.