"This **** will not beat me."
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FEAR 3 was designed for 2 -player co-op, which left the 99% of its fan base (like me) underpowered, overwhelmed and wondering how such a great series could turn into such a broken, cheap piece of shit. Stupid, stupid bastards.Ragetrain said:
I loved beating ninja gaiden 2 even though I can't get past the second level on hard.
I loved getting silent assassin on all the levels in blood money even though is forgot to save some and had to do them again. I can play that game forever and once i've finished a level on SA ranking I feel like a god whenever I replay it.
I loved getting silent assassin on all the levels in blood money even though is forgot to save some and had to do them again. I can play that game forever and once i've finished a level on SA ranking I feel like a god whenever I replay it.
Everything. Once I reach a hard part of any game that keeps kicking my ass, I just tend to start repeating "You're not beating, game." until, many virtual corpses, I win. Then I save and turn it off. That euphoria of getting past a stumbling block would throw me off for quite a while.
weird thing was that was really the only bit i actually truly got my arse handed to me with. The Mech took me a good half an hour to beat. Everything else was challanging but doable for me. But yeah i totally agree with you. Don't get me wrong i did play the Co-op first with my brother but he has really poor reaction time and was usually down before he even noticed what happened. So i spent 90% of the time playing as fettel in a support role just using a shield move to protect him from bullets just so he has time to react or just reviving him and usually getting knocked down myself just running to him.MiracleOfSound said:
myth 2 , the only game where no matter how good you get, the chances are always there that everything goes horribly wrong.
I try not to take my difficulty off of Master on Skyrim, even if it means instakills on me for no reason.
I must have played the first level of the arcade game BloodRayne: Betrayal at least 50 times before getting the 'Ms. Perfect' achievement (beat any level without taking any damage).
I must have sworn about ten times more than that doing it too, but I was very happy when I got it.
I must have sworn about ten times more than that doing it too, but I was very happy when I got it.
"How does it feel to know that I -The Riddler!- am better.. than you?"Z of the Na said:
"The hell you are!" *plays same map 80 times*
In other words, yes, I agree with you on the Arkham City challenges thing.
"So, the shaved monkey has failed. How utterly, utterly, expected."CaptainMarvelous said:
Damn it, Riddler. If only I could bat-punch you with my bat-fist.
*cracks knuckles as he reloads the map once more*
I've even decided to choose a different skin for Batman each time I complete a map, to reward myself in a manner of speaking.
[sub]So far, my favorites are the Batman Beyond and Sinestro Corps outfits.[/sub]
I'm pretty much that that with some of the harder monster on Monster Hunter Tri espically the last monster Alatreon. Sure while I refuse to let that dragon take the pleasure of killing me but its has no problem killing my teammates...
I hate the fact that the whole "3 lives and it's game over" is a share among the team (so many fail mission due to the other members getting killed alot).
I hate the fact that the whole "3 lives and it's game over" is a share among the team (so many fail mission due to the other members getting killed alot).
Forgotten Realms Demon Stone.
I say that in a negative way.
I found it in a 5 dollar bin and thought why not? I loved Forgotten Realms and I love the lore so a game based off of my favorite RPG setting would be just dandy no? Boy was I wrong...
A good couple of hours in the game showed its difficulty. I felt the pressure of staying alive but I was still doing well up until I get to a specific boss fight.
At this point I begin to notice a few factors. 1) The enemy AI is ruthless and will not give you space to breath. 2) My companion AIs are dumber than a bucket of bricks. (And that is insulting the bricks.)
So here I am attacking this dragon Caminus (I was playing the Fighter class) hitting and slashing at the baddy. My Sorcerer AI and Rogue AI just STOOD THERE! Not attacking. Just chatting it up probably compiling a list of witty remarks to tell Black Staff the next time we see him (IF we ever saw him again).
I lost count how many times I died in this game against that dragon. But I wouldn't give up. I kept redoing, redoing, redoing until I FINALLY killed the bugger and then I looked at the time. I spent well over 6 hours trying to kill him. 6 FREAKING HOURS but he was dead and I was satisfied.
Then I took a hammer to the CD.
I say that in a negative way.
I found it in a 5 dollar bin and thought why not? I loved Forgotten Realms and I love the lore so a game based off of my favorite RPG setting would be just dandy no? Boy was I wrong...
A good couple of hours in the game showed its difficulty. I felt the pressure of staying alive but I was still doing well up until I get to a specific boss fight.
At this point I begin to notice a few factors. 1) The enemy AI is ruthless and will not give you space to breath. 2) My companion AIs are dumber than a bucket of bricks. (And that is insulting the bricks.)
So here I am attacking this dragon Caminus (I was playing the Fighter class) hitting and slashing at the baddy. My Sorcerer AI and Rogue AI just STOOD THERE! Not attacking. Just chatting it up probably compiling a list of witty remarks to tell Black Staff the next time we see him (IF we ever saw him again).
I lost count how many times I died in this game against that dragon. But I wouldn't give up. I kept redoing, redoing, redoing until I FINALLY killed the bugger and then I looked at the time. I spent well over 6 hours trying to kill him. 6 FREAKING HOURS but he was dead and I was satisfied.
Then I took a hammer to the CD.
Heavy Rain's last Ethan moment, because that was so emotional that I would restart the section by quickly turning off the PS3 so that the kid wouldn't die. Fuck that QTE but I did it.
Fine in a actual game ya' pansys. Cave Story Hell level, I eventually gave up, but I so did not want to.
Fine in a actual game ya' pansys. Cave Story Hell level, I eventually gave up, but I so did not want to.
Mafia II. It's not that it was difficult in any way, it's just aggressively boring, and it reuses plot points like a *****. I started feeling like spoony/angry joe/AVGN right around chapter 6 when it made me clean toilets. But in the end, at around chapter 14 part 1 where I was in debt because a drug deal went bad for the third time in the game, I just stopped. Because at that point, I felt the game couldn't pull itself out and be any better than it had been previously. The game is a boring slog, and if you want cover based shooting, just get a gears of war game.
There was something about this last week on 8 out of 10 cats (TV show in Britain) and one of the comics said something like:
"I suck at real life, so I play games so I can be awesome. If a game is too hard and I suck at that too, I curl up on the floor and cry."
I agree mostly with this. I love a challenging game, dont get me wrong Ninja Gaiden ( the first one and arguabley 2 ) were amazing and very rewarding because of their difficulty. But if it is punishing, I believe it is a waste of time as I may as well be doing something more productive.
Or playing online. I suck at online, die loadsss. But least I have friends that are supportive. Kinda. Well not at all actually.
"I suck at real life, so I play games so I can be awesome. If a game is too hard and I suck at that too, I curl up on the floor and cry."
I agree mostly with this. I love a challenging game, dont get me wrong Ninja Gaiden ( the first one and arguabley 2 ) were amazing and very rewarding because of their difficulty. But if it is punishing, I believe it is a waste of time as I may as well be doing something more productive.
Or playing online. I suck at online, die loadsss. But least I have friends that are supportive. Kinda. Well not at all actually.
Final Fantasy 13. The bosses in that game had such cheap attacks, it pissed me off to no end. By the end of the game I wasn't even enjoying it anymore, I was just determined to prove that it wasn't better than I am. To this day it remains the only game that made me so angry that I lost sleep over it.
To a lesser extent, Dark Souls. I was with my first character for about 40 hours and got as far as Sen's Fortress and kept getting killed by the traps, so today I restarted as a Pyromancer and achieved in 45 minutes what took my previous character about 4 hours.
To a lesser extent, Dark Souls. I was with my first character for about 40 hours and got as far as Sen's Fortress and kept getting killed by the traps, so today I restarted as a Pyromancer and achieved in 45 minutes what took my previous character about 4 hours.