WATCH OUT! WE GOT A BADASS OVER HERE!
- Thread starter MajorTomServo
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God Big Daddies can be a pain, though if you've got Electric Shells they can be easier. First time is definitely an "Oh Shit!" moment. Though once you get a Crossbow and some Trap Bolts things get easier. At least against Elite Bubbles.Ninjafire72 said:
For me it's the simple things, like getting Ghost points in Deus Ex: HR in a mission that doesn't require it. That and getting the Reflex Booster and dropping two guys without a third even noticing.
Oh, and taking out Lagiacrus or any of the other big monsters for the first time in Tri. That's first time ever, never played a MonHun game before Tri, thank god for Lances though.
In Assassin's Creed 2, once you get the dual hidden blades, walking up to a 4 man patrol and killing all of them before they realize what's going on and without raising my notoriety level.
Aaaaaw yeah.
Aaaaaw yeah.
Samurai Warriors 2 for PS2.
Riding my super bad-ass horse through a dense mob of enemy troops, hearing their bodies thud against the unyielding hooves of my steed and watching as they fly comically through the air and splatter into the mud, never to rise again.
Awwwww yeah.. Feeling like Sauron with that huge mofo mace...
Riding my super bad-ass horse through a dense mob of enemy troops, hearing their bodies thud against the unyielding hooves of my steed and watching as they fly comically through the air and splatter into the mud, never to rise again.
Awwwww yeah.. Feeling like Sauron with that huge mofo mace...
in BF3 multiplayer- Running out of the defending bank on rush pass their apc being repaired by enginers, doging bullets, then flanking around the opposing building to plant c4 on their apc, which they had been cheaply repaing and keeping it alive the whole match, and taking it and its full capicity out.
Every time I kill a mammoth in Skyrim since they gave me so much trouble the first time I hunted one with my warrior character.
Whenever I land my hat-trick of supers in MvC3 successfully.
Tron Bonne: LUNCHTIME!
Zero: Rekkoha!
then...
HULK STOP YOU! GAMMA CRUSH!
So much awesome...
Tron Bonne: LUNCHTIME!
Zero: Rekkoha!
then...
HULK STOP YOU! GAMMA CRUSH!
So much awesome...
That part was nice I will admit. However, it does not hold a candle to the amount of bad assery that comes from you mowing down wave after wave of mexican wrestlers with a chain saw while the song "You're The Best" plays in the background.MajorTomServo said:
Actually screw it... any moment in Saints Row The Third in which music is playing the the background makes me feel like a bad ass.
In order of the background song moments in SRTT it goes:
1st) "You're The Best"
2nd) "In Need Of A Hero"
3rd) "Power"
Hmm, well my most recent would have to be while playing Black Ops, on hte snowy map with the large central structure (I don't remember the map name, I was playing at a friends house and don't own the game myself)
The group I was playing with had set this map like four out of the five games and me, getting tired of it, decided to mix thins up from my end, so I grabbed the prebuilt loadout with the shotgun and made a break for the big central building. Apparently I am really good with a shotgun. I walked out of there 12 kills and 4 deaths, so yeah, I felt like a BAMF.
The group I was playing with had set this map like four out of the five games and me, getting tired of it, decided to mix thins up from my end, so I grabbed the prebuilt loadout with the shotgun and made a break for the big central building. Apparently I am really good with a shotgun. I walked out of there 12 kills and 4 deaths, so yeah, I felt like a BAMF.
Reflexively oneshotting an enemy across a big storage hall with a sniper, fired from the hip, in Deus Ex.
Making Wynne cast a glyph of repulsion - or whatever it was called - on a doorway and watching everyone inside the room beyond burn to cinders in an inferno or your own casting in DA:O.
And pretty much every bit of KotOR II's Malachor V temple.
Making Wynne cast a glyph of repulsion - or whatever it was called - on a doorway and watching everyone inside the room beyond burn to cinders in an inferno or your own casting in DA:O.
And pretty much every bit of KotOR II's Malachor V temple.
Using the same Hunter in L4D to kill every last one of the survivors, myself. ANd they were human survivors, not Ai survivors(can't remember if you can play Infected offline or not, been too long). But yeah, I felt pretty awesome destroying their whole team with the same Hunter.
Agreed, Skyrim's kill cinematics are awesome. Nothing like sneaking up on someone and then SURPRISE IMPALEMENT! (and as my friend said, the best thing about them is that they aren't QTEs)Tanksie said:
One of the early missions in Guild wars has you running from a large army back to your base. If you come back as a level 20 you can just slaughter the entire army single handly. Favorite memory of it was me (Elementalist) and an Assassin were helping some low levels with the mission. When the Army caught up to us on a bridge we spun around and just committed the genocide on the mobs. The Assassin was teleporting all over the place taking no damage. I was AoE them all into ash and dust. It was wonderful.
The ending of Red Dead redemption, just all of it.
The ending of Red Dead redemption, just all of it.
Going through an entier dungeon, using only my daggers, and a single poisonned arrow(kinda had to with the way the light was positioned and the enemy standing in a corner) as my assasin character in Skyrim, killing every living thing in the place without being seen once, hell without even being suspected. Always get that badass feeling when you murder tons of dudes back to back all close together with stealthy dagger attacks.
