That's almost every might and magic game, though.Monsterfurby said:
The World of Xeen (Clouds and Darkside combined) probably explains what's going on better than anything else.
"what the hell ..." moments in gaming
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The World of Xeen (Clouds and Darkside combined) probably explains what's going on better than anything else.
Well I was playing Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green one day and then I came upon this zombie. This zombie in particular wasn't as bitey or rather arm swooshey as all the other zombies. It just said "RAWWWWW" and wiggled his hands while gliding across the floor. This is probably the most prominent "WTF" moment in my gaming experience. 
In the last minute I even managed to catch a small video with my iPod. Expect high quality video footage!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hljGl-CXPk
In the last minute I even managed to catch a small video with my iPod. Expect high quality video footage!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hljGl-CXPk
aside from omg samus is a girl?!?!? in super metroid
I am almost certain 99% of the time when i used to play wow i was saying what the hell why am i still playing this, and said it aloud before i put that 15$ a month crack behind me forever.
but probably the biggest what the hell totally wierded out moment by a game has got to be from the fat guy boss in clive barker's jericho. if you didn't play the game, you didn't miss out on much, if your like me and have a twisted soft spot for hellraiser that even made you watch those horrible 5,6,7,8 and convinced you that the over the top corny factor of 3 and 4 was still entertaining...sorry i lost my train of thought a bit... well you liked hellraiser so wanted to check out jericho only to find yourself saying what the hell every 5 minutes, you guys know what i mean
I am almost certain 99% of the time when i used to play wow i was saying what the hell why am i still playing this, and said it aloud before i put that 15$ a month crack behind me forever.
but probably the biggest what the hell totally wierded out moment by a game has got to be from the fat guy boss in clive barker's jericho. if you didn't play the game, you didn't miss out on much, if your like me and have a twisted soft spot for hellraiser that even made you watch those horrible 5,6,7,8 and convinced you that the over the top corny factor of 3 and 4 was still entertaining...sorry i lost my train of thought a bit... well you liked hellraiser so wanted to check out jericho only to find yourself saying what the hell every 5 minutes, you guys know what i mean
I thought the game overall was great, it was just the ending that was tedious. It became incredibly boring the moment I got the apple, and since I didn't think the ending was going to be fun (or interesting) anyway I stopped playing. I think all of the Assassin's Creed games are great (even the incredibly repetitive first one), it's just the endings that are always terrible in terms of both gameplay and plot.GameMaNiAC said:
More OT: I have remembered another what the hell moment. Exploring "blue hell" in GTA: San Andreas was just one of those moments after another, with the incredibly weird jelly stuff you could swim in at the bottom, invisible walkways and platforms with NPCs just floating around on them, a chainsaw hovering far above me, and explorable cut-scene areas. Strangest glitch I've ever encountered.
Duh!Elysis said:
It's about a writer writing a story about a writer having wrote a story that became real that becomes reality.
Or, depending on your interpretation, it's about a writer who wrote a story that became real and, in order to prevent the concequences of that, wrote about another writer that became real so he could write a story that became real in order to stop the evil thing that became real in the first place.
OR it's about two seperate instances of writers writing stories that become reality in wich the second one references and/or retcons the first one
OR it's about Sam Lakes Frustration with writing The Game you are playing
Or, depending on your interpretation, it's about a writer who wrote a story that became real and, in order to prevent the concequences of that, wrote about another writer that became real so he could write a story that became real in order to stop the evil thing that became real in the first place.
OR it's about two seperate instances of writers writing stories that become reality in wich the second one references and/or retcons the first one
OR it's about Sam Lakes Frustration with writing The Game you are playing
What's not to understand about that? ^^
Most of my WTF momens right now have to do with Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012. Either because it cut short my main phase before I put out a card, or by some rule that either is not apparent, or does not work as I think it should.
That there wasn't any Cake.
Seriously though the endings of all the AC games, I'm like you put me through this (relatively) authentic experience in the beautiful historic city's and then you lay this Sci-Fi crap on me... WTF
Seriously though the endings of all the AC games, I'm like you put me through this (relatively) authentic experience in the beautiful historic city's and then you lay this Sci-Fi crap on me... WTF
amnesia:the darkdecent when finally getting near the end
when one has found all the orb pieces and you can't find the last ingredient for Agrippa and you finally just think "meh, I've got the orb I don't need Agrippa" and go to the big brige room and BAM! monster in face ripping your guts out, and then and then the "dead screen" just says "and then you sleep..." until you wake up in a prison because appearently that was all supposed to happen... o.0
I was playing morrowind a while back and as i was running across the badlands, something hit me from behind. I looked around but there was nothing there, which kinda wierded me out a bit.
I carried on going but I got hit again and as i turned around, nothing, again. Now I was starting to get really freaked out, so i legged it as fast as i could away from that area.
After a while i turned back around and saw the tail of a cliff racers swipe past my face. I looked up at the sky and saw a swarm of 20 or so cliff racers just floating above my head. I was like WTF!
I carried on going but I got hit again and as i turned around, nothing, again. Now I was starting to get really freaked out, so i legged it as fast as i could away from that area.
After a while i turned back around and saw the tail of a cliff racers swipe past my face. I looked up at the sky and saw a swarm of 20 or so cliff racers just floating above my head. I was like WTF!
This is just my thoughts that they seemed to implyMeXR said:brandon237 said:
I thought the suit was talking for him?
It was implied that through the symbiosis, the suit actually kept most of prophet's conscious self, and that this was transferred partly to Alcatraz (a weak, almost dead, anonymous soldier) as the suit merged with his broken body. The fact that he has so many of Prophet's memories is part of what implies this shift. Also the "breaking the link" between Prophet and the suit was not completely successful, even with the suicide. And when you take into account all the changes in the nanosuit and its complexity in being able to hold those memories, it could easily "re-wire" the traumatized and damaged body and brain of Alcatraz to "become" Prophet, the previous wearer who had transferred so much of himself to the suit. That was the impression I got...
You know what? I like this idea!brandon237 said:This is just my thoughts that they seemed to implyMeXR said:brandon237 said:
I thought the suit was talking for him?
It was implied that through the symbiosis, the suit actually kept most of prophet's conscious self, and that this was transferred partly to Alcatraz (a weak, almost dead, anonymous soldier) as the suit merged with his broken body. The fact that he has so many of Prophet's memories is part of what implies this shift. Also the "breaking the link" between Prophet and the suit was not completely successful, even with the suicide. And when you take into account all the changes in the nanosuit and its complexity in being able to hold those memories, it could easily "re-wire" the traumatized and damaged body and brain of Alcatraz to "become" Prophet, the previous wearer who had transferred so much of himself to the suit. That was the impression I got...
It just made sense, becauseMeXR said:You know what? I like this idea!brandon237 said:This is just my thoughts that they seemed to implyMeXR said:brandon237 said:
I thought the suit was talking for him?
It was implied that through the symbiosis, the suit actually kept most of prophet's conscious self, and that this was transferred partly to Alcatraz (a weak, almost dead, anonymous soldier) as the suit merged with his broken body. The fact that he has so many of Prophet's memories is part of what implies this shift. Also the "breaking the link" between Prophet and the suit was not completely successful, even with the suicide. And when you take into account all the changes in the nanosuit and its complexity in being able to hold those memories, it could easily "re-wire" the traumatized and damaged body and brain of Alcatraz to "become" Prophet, the previous wearer who had transferred so much of himself to the suit. That was the impression I got...
The suit would not likely respond to "what do they call you", but rather, the person(s) in it would, also the whole symbiosis thing with the suit could mean that the original data of the old wearer and the new wearer themselves form a semi-symbiotic relationship
Although with that ending it is hard to be sure