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In Saints Row 2. I managed to parachute on top of an airplane (which was in mid air) and did a handstand on it. As if that wasn't enough, I bashed on it until it exploded and then my ragdollized character landed into a car, sitting position.
I can't even repeat the parachute-on-airplane sequence again, let alone fall into a car and end up in a sitting position.
I can't even repeat the parachute-on-airplane sequence again, let alone fall into a car and end up in a sitting position.
It's not a glitch, that's the Phoenix Fist, i can't remember the combo for it but it's similar to the Falcon Punch in a lot of aspects.Grell Sutcliff said:
Two examples I can think of are mainly amusing rather than skillful, and I suspect they were only funny if you saw it happen.
Halo 3, sandtrap, 4 people splitscreen match. Me and my friend with a spartan laser stood still on either side of the corridor of sand bisecting the length of the building in that map (50 metre separation). Not generally a good idea to stand still against a spartan laser but I managed to snipe him in the head a fraction of a second before the laser was sufficiently charged. Everyone else saw it happen so it was very funny.
Halo 3, the pit, 2 people splitscreen match. I was in an upper area and my friend was lobbying an endless supply of grenades into the room I was in while repeatedly jumping, as I was throwing grenades out at him. My plasma grenade stuck to his spike grenade in midair, the spike grenade stuck just below the doorway and my plasma grenade prematurely detonated his spike grenade, instantly killing him as he mistimed his jump to rendezvous with the spike cloud.
Halo 3, sandtrap, 4 people splitscreen match. Me and my friend with a spartan laser stood still on either side of the corridor of sand bisecting the length of the building in that map (50 metre separation). Not generally a good idea to stand still against a spartan laser but I managed to snipe him in the head a fraction of a second before the laser was sufficiently charged. Everyone else saw it happen so it was very funny.
Halo 3, the pit, 2 people splitscreen match. I was in an upper area and my friend was lobbying an endless supply of grenades into the room I was in while repeatedly jumping, as I was throwing grenades out at him. My plasma grenade stuck to his spike grenade in midair, the spike grenade stuck just below the doorway and my plasma grenade prematurely detonated his spike grenade, instantly killing him as he mistimed his jump to rendezvous with the spike cloud.
Resident Evil 5. I ran out of ammo while fighting Wesker. As a last resort, I pulled out a rotten egg and hoped for the best. I defeated him by hurling the bad egg at his face from across the room. He was stunned and groaning in pain, then the end-of-fight cutscene played.
I was laughing for a good 5 minutes.
I was laughing for a good 5 minutes.
The most recent I could think of would be in Lost Planet 2; downing an enemy that self destructs when it's defeated. I was about 5 feet away when it went down had had literally 3 seconds to outrun the blast. No way I'd make it on foot so I leaped off the edge nearest me and managed to grappling hook to the ledge before I fell to my death.
Hanging off the edge of a 50 foot death drop as a blast overcame the area above me was utterly awesome. Not sure how well I could repeat that event, I'd almost rather not try - it would diminish the badassery
Hanging off the edge of a 50 foot death drop as a blast overcame the area above me was utterly awesome. Not sure how well I could repeat that event, I'd almost rather not try - it would diminish the badassery
Team Fortress 2. 40 kill steak as a spy. I was also drunk. In the morning I simply stared at my score in wonder...
Ages ago I was at a friends house. I was playing on the PS2 and he was on his laptop playing an RTS which looking back I think must have been Total Annihilation or something very silimar. I started watching him play out of the corner of my eye and became intrigued, asking questions about what the game played like etc. A little while later he went off to to do something or other and left me in charge of the game, telling me I could just play around with the map he was playing for a while. I basically just faffed about, trying to figure out the control scheme, resource system and such. Eventually I got around to building a small fleet of air craft - a horde of bombers, some fighter escorts and a handful of unarmed scout planes. I sent in the scout planes first to see if I could find a good spot to focus my attack, and as I did my friend returned and pointed out that they were likely to get instantly wiped out by the opponent AIs significant air defences.
Sure enough as soon as they reached the enemies defense line the helpless little planes came under an overhwhelming barrage of ordnance, wiping out all but one. That one plucky little scout, critically damaged and all alone zips past the defenses and right into the heart of the enemies base where it encountered some sort of enormous mecha thing bristling with numerous threatening weapons, the kind that could make the entire American millitary feel inadequate. The mecha turns. It opens fire, and misses spectacularly. It's shots streak past the scout plant and detonate in the middle of the enemies production facilities and power plants. There is an enormous explosion. The poor laptop freezes for a moment, the fps drops to a snails pace and slowly returns to normal over the course of several minutes. As the dust clears and the laptop is once again able to function effectively my eyes go wide, and my friends eyes go wider still as we see that half of what had once been a sprawling tightly packed base spanning a fifth of the entire map was gone.
We burst into laughter, and my friend proffesses that he has never seen anything like that happen before, and after a few hours of trying to recreate it, he decides that he'll likely never see such a thing again.
Sure enough as soon as they reached the enemies defense line the helpless little planes came under an overhwhelming barrage of ordnance, wiping out all but one. That one plucky little scout, critically damaged and all alone zips past the defenses and right into the heart of the enemies base where it encountered some sort of enormous mecha thing bristling with numerous threatening weapons, the kind that could make the entire American millitary feel inadequate. The mecha turns. It opens fire, and misses spectacularly. It's shots streak past the scout plant and detonate in the middle of the enemies production facilities and power plants. There is an enormous explosion. The poor laptop freezes for a moment, the fps drops to a snails pace and slowly returns to normal over the course of several minutes. As the dust clears and the laptop is once again able to function effectively my eyes go wide, and my friends eyes go wider still as we see that half of what had once been a sprawling tightly packed base spanning a fifth of the entire map was gone.
We burst into laughter, and my friend proffesses that he has never seen anything like that happen before, and after a few hours of trying to recreate it, he decides that he'll likely never see such a thing again.
I caught Giratina like that. I was like o.0 and Giratina was like 0.o.jbchillin said:
Then I was like :./ and he was like *shrug*.
It was weird.
OT: In MH3 I got a rathalos ruby on my first ever high rank Los hunt, from my tail carve, then got another one in the quest rewards. It was a big WTF moment seeing as how, in a previous save I'd killed over 50 rathians trying to get a plate, or how I'd killed 40 or so Gigginox (breaking everything) trying to get 1 fearsome maw (and didn't get any), then on my next save I got 4 fearsome maws from 23 Gigginox.
Playing dustbowl as a backburner pyro, round is at stage 2, cap B (the part with four tunnels leading to the courtyard). I'm on defense, we've got the tunnels locked down and my team as a whole is doing a fantastic job of keeping them pushed back. I take a surprisingly empty tunnel (the one on the right if you're defending), walk around the back of that one building, double back, and then I see the entire enemy team facing the other way. A friendly uber-heavy was just emerging from the tunnel and chewing up all the engie buildings with a few demomen in tow, so everybody on Blu was very distracted and super-panicky. Burned nine of them to death from behind and scored three domination kills in the process, and I would've had a few more if heavy-medic combos didn't completely steal kill assists. I was very, very happy.
Did you solo it for the achievement?Jove said:
I can sympathize, the vehicle sections in particular are sheer brutality on legendary. The only thing worse is when me and my bro go for the Legendary: All Skulls On weekly achievements. So far, we've done three (Long Night of Solace being the worst), and have thoroughly hated each one.Jove said:
In starcraft 2 I was playing matchmaking 3vs3, and at the very beginning of the game my two mates DC, so now I'm playing 3vs1, except I started controlling both of their bases as well, never have I been so glad to play random, since I knew what build to go for both of them. I managed to build them both up and win the game, 3vs1. At the end I was so in the zone, I was macroing the shit out of everything. To be honest my Micro was a bit sloppy, but you try controlling 3 guys and not slip!
That game was so godlike.
EDIT: Note that your team-mate resources and housing don't show up, so I was pretty much making rough accounts based on previous games, and I never got supply blocked.
That game was so godlike.
EDIT: Note that your team-mate resources and housing don't show up, so I was pretty much making rough accounts based on previous games, and I never got supply blocked.
Not that spectacular but I got 15 for 1 on gears of war 2, I was playing guardian. But today I was playing and some guy got 35 for 2 on guardian. I'm not that good online about average.
BFBC2, defending a Rush round on Laguna with a couple of friends. Decided to try out a shotgun (for the first time) and took the M1911 and went about 32 for 2. Seriously, best I've ever done until then, and the M1911 is SERIOUSLY awesome - though not quite as awesome as sniping snipers with solid shotgun slugs ^_^ Got like 15,000 points from that round I got so many medals and an achievement star
I beat my brother at Super Smash Bros: Melee. I suck at all fighting games, and he's really good at them. He was pissed, and I found the one technique he can't beat (jump constantly). It was a good day for me.
It was wave 20(something) of Black OP's Call of the Dead, and I had just died last round. So I go get a measly MP5, and learn that all my buddies are DOWN ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MAP. So what do I do? I run around for 30 minutes picking up guns off the wall, blasting zombies as I go. Killed 300+ zombies by myself, and was making the funniest war crys all while doing it. My buddies were both amazed and laughing thier butts off.
I was playing Battlefront II as the Republic on Naboo when I looked up at the team sizes and saw that somehow I was the only guy left on my team, and the other team had...40 or so if I recall correctly.
I won because I switched to an engineer and kept repairing the healing and ammo droids and took out anything that got close to me. 'Twas glorious.
I once also managed to get a plasma grenade into a warthog that killed the warthog, driver, gunner, and passenger. I've also stuck two people together using a plasma grenade. I've gotten the most kills in a few TDMs, although I generally stick to games like territories and such.
I won because I switched to an engineer and kept repairing the healing and ammo droids and took out anything that got close to me. 'Twas glorious.
I once also managed to get a plasma grenade into a warthog that killed the warthog, driver, gunner, and passenger. I've also stuck two people together using a plasma grenade. I've gotten the most kills in a few TDMs, although I generally stick to games like territories and such.