One last game.

Baby Tea

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Starke said:
The Baldur's Gate trilogy. It takes something like 300 hours to finish if you're moving quickly.
Totally the BG saga. Heck! I play them anyways, dying or not!
And they would take forever to do...and then, when my character has finally defeated Melissan and turned down the divinity offered to you from Solar (I always turn it down), he would march into the sunset...and I would pass away a happy man...

Or something like that. I just really really like those games.
 

HentMas

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I WANNA BE THE GUY in very hard

i know... sadistic hell of gamers but it would keep me alive just for the sheer amount of times i would die in the game

and i could end up saying "I AM THE GUY" *dead*
 

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I would have to go with Carmaggedon. It's my first racing game and I love it so damn much.
 

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Baby Tea said:
Starke said:
The Baldur's Gate trilogy. It takes something like 300 hours to finish if you're moving quickly.
Totally the BG saga. Heck! I play them anyways, dying or not!
And they would take forever to do...and then, when my character has finally defeated Melissan and turned down the divinity offered to you from Solar (I always turn it down), he would march into the sunset...and I would pass away a happy man...

Or something like that. I just really really like those games.
I still need to actually get the three years to spare to actually play them. :p
 

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I would say a Devil may cry game, but the fun in those comes from the replayablitity which is clearly not an option. But that's really the only game with single player I like, so Devil may Cry 3 on Dante must Die mode.
 

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SakSak said:
pimppeter2 said:
SakSak said:
pimppeter2 said:
Morrowind. Because beating the game is immpossible
Here is a link to a speedrun that completes Morrowind (without cheats, trainers or other programs.) in little under 8 minutes. And that's not even the fastest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1IRxTN-_kU
Beating the game goes beyond the story mode. leveling up as far as possible, finding all lockations and everything could take years.

And you're forgetting mods that make everything longer. And I mean everythang

I'd also like to nominate COD W@W. I'd play that on veteran. Because thats also immpossible by oneself. But then again it might make me want to kill myself because of all those godd damn grenades
Oh I'm sorry, I thought you meant 'beating the game' as in 'seeing the end credits after defeating the final boss monster'.

EDIT: Truly, that 'freedom' is one of the reasons I absolutely detest Morrowind. There are zero limits. You can be just as competent a mage, archer, thief, assasin swordsman shieldbearer simultaneously without breaking any game limitations. I hold that to be simply bad design. Morrowind the the wet dream of a powergamer, with the ability to max out every single stat and skill regardless of your characters background, starting abilities or 'profession'.

Add to that the ability to create spells for yourself ("Lookit, I'm jumping over two mountain ranges in a single jump") without corresponding difficulty, enemies or puzzles and we begin to see my reasons for disliking that game. Being able to create the mighty +106 power sword of universal destruction and soul-sucking doom and then having the expertise to swing it better than anyone else inside the gameworld is enough to make it all unchallenging, repetitive and boring.

My apologies for that rant. I just hate games that for no reason at all don't end with the ending credits yet still have a final dungeon, final enemy and resolution to the questions plaquing the main character.
the point of morrowind wasn't to beat it... that's why you eventually have a really boring super-powered god of a character.

it's not that you have to get to that point, but have that option

you don't have to become all-powerful... if you role-play, you won't.

the point of the game is that after dagoth ur, you're free to do as you please... anything up to and including declaring yourself uber-god and waging war on (and subsequently slaying every one of) those ordinator assholes with throwing stars.

you don't have to, but the option is still available.
 

Master_Fubar23

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atol said:
I had a gun in my mouth yesterday and thought, "Damn, then I'd miss Starcraft 2."
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ErGo said:
So imagine this somewhat absurd scenario -

EDIT :Wow, I cant belive I have to point this out, you have to finish the game, whats the point of just walking around for eternety, you'd just be behind the computer, walking around, forever, you can't do anything else, do you really cling to life that badly?

So, what about you, one last game?
yes, yes i do actually. although i'd like to live forever so i can help ppl 4ever soo i guess not being 2 do anything defeats that :p

my game would either be lost oddessy or ff12
 

kazabamer

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I would play through each and every Final Fantasy game there is, as I have heard they are amazing and have never played any of them. All the way through, even the spin offs. By the time I finish the last one, 13 should be out.