But... Fallout has time limits... ?FalloutJack said:
How's about that turn 10 C'thun that just completely wipes up everything, fam?BloatedGuppy said:
Stressful games.
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This for me as well. Of course, there's a wide range of games and each one has its own conditions- if I'm playing Planetside 2, where there can be literally more than one hundred people on each side of a fight, my own screwups probably won't have much of an effect- but when you start getting more personal, like the 12v12 fights in MechWarrior Online, then it starts getting uncomfortable.Evil Moo said:
I couldn't manage CS:GO's 5v5 games, or any sort of MOBA.
I know. Even Fallout is imperfect because of this. Mind you, the original games had a workaround. If you were in combat mode, time passed much slower. So, any occasion where gas might kill you or there was a bomb that's gonna go off and kill everything, you got through via this method because no time was wasted. This is NOT possible in newer games, of course, so running from Elijah's detonation in the last leg of Dead Money is a big stress inducer.shrekfan246 said:
Not to mention you can buy an extension to the water chip time limit(which is already fairly generous to begin with) and after that is there is no time limit(the original version of the game had a Time limit after you found the water chip until the Super Mutants found and overran the vault, which was affected by whether or not you bought the water chip extension). But again, FO1 isn't big enough for it to really matter, so unless you were really dicking around(and you can't even level up that much so grinding isn't even a factor here) you'd probably never even notice.FalloutJack said:
C'THUN? I want a crack at your time machine, son. Ain't no one worried about C'thun. "Turn 10" he says. If the Zoo Warlock didn't crack your ass open by turn five, the Hunter dropped double Call of the Win on turn 8 and 9 and sealed the deal.shrekfan246 said:
Heh, no time machine, I just play at very low ranks. Don't see many Zoolocks, though Hunters always annoy me. Priests still infuriate me the worst, though. So much removal.BloatedGuppy said:
(Admittedly, I use C'thun far more often than people I play against these days, since they removed half of the cards I've got from Standard play.)
Yeah, when I found out there were Capra demons as common enemies in the demon ruins, I was anxious. Turns out I needn't have worried and now watching them go down faster then a cheap hooker is immensely satisfying. So much catharsis there.The White Hunter said:
Hell, the Halbred is so satisfying to use in that whole demon infested part of the game. Makes it worth not using a shield to 2 hand it.The White Hunter said:
I love that Halberd, once I got it and found it could poke AND swing AND had the reach I was like HNNNGDalisclock said:
So much ^this. I loved the first hour or two of Outlast, but I couldn't take it anymore. I felt they really captured the survival horror genre, just a little TOO well. I keep telling myself I'm going to finish it and the DLC one day, but every time I go to bring the game up on my Xbox, those glowing green eyes and evil toothy peering at me through that grainy camera filter sends chills down my spine. That's when I play Goat Simulator instead.Programmed_For_Damage said: