"YOU CAN STEER THE TORPEDO?" moments
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But you probably know what moments I'm talking about?Andy of Comix Inc said:
"THAT's what the circles on walls are for?!"
"You can do WHAT with the green gun?!"
Wait What? Since when did Deathclaws even have armour?Akichi Daikashima said:
I could imagine them being handy for mirelurks, giant radscorpions, and ants, they do have exoskeletons after all, but Deathclaws?
Bloody stupid...
I wonder if a modder will ever make a deathclaw whose been captured, armoured, and had poisoned metal blades attached to its' claws?
EDIT: Are you on the highest difficulty level?
Yeah, they have natural armour on them; that's why AP Anti-Materiel Rifle rounds are more effective towards them.Coppernerves said:
The minute you actually clear out Quarry Junction though... you feel like an absolute badass.
Oh wow, I don't even want to imagine the horror you must've been through.GundamSentinel said:
OT: YOU CAN SWITCH THE POKéMON IN YOUR PARTY?! *and* YOU CAN RUN FROM AN ENCOUNTER?!
My first time playing Yellow on GBC I didn't know you could do either of those things, nor that you could save the game. So often I'd end up with a level 50 Primeape fighting pidgeys in Vermilion City (because I didn't know how to get past Snorlax).
There is, but the tutorial is actually pretty poor. Once you get to know the system it's really easy to understand, but from a new players perspective it's pretty daunting and the tutorial is a brief one-off look at the Grid. Most people do manage to figure it out well before Evrae thoughBloodWriter said:
You can also just swim across the lake. You should use some dynamite and guns to clear out as many of the lakelurks as you can first (since you can't fight while swimming. Not even melee, which seems stupid...) but if you clear out enough to raise the B-29 for the Boomer's, a single Stealthboy will get you across the other half of the lake from that point unscathed.John Ladouceur said:
MUCH easier than trying to annihilate the entire Legion.
My medicine skill is too low, but it can lead to hilarious situations where I diagnose characters with bullshit illnesses.Hargrimm said:
I feel just like John Harvey Kellogg, except without the "rear admiral" business.
Playing through the Hitman HD collection, at the moment. Finding all sorts of ways to complete missions I didn't know back then. None come to mind, though; sorry.
So a friend of mine started playing Valkyria Chronicles on my PS3 and one time when he went to go upgrade weapons I looked over and exclaimed, "There are more upgrades if you scroll down!" Turns out I beat the game without upgrading my weapons beyond the third upgrade.
WHAT!?, YOU CAN ACTUALLY POINT ANY GUN (EXCEPT THE STINGER) WITHOUT SHOOTING!?, AND EVEN SCARE THE OTHER SOLDIERS SHITLESS WITH THEM!??.
^ This when I learned, while playing Metal Gear Solid 2 for the third or fourth time, that the PS2 controller actually had analog buttons (ALL of them, except Select, Start, L3 & R3) and you could use this to point your guns without actually shooting, heck, you could even do this in first person mode. That game is so full of details and easter eggs, it's insane.
^ This when I learned, while playing Metal Gear Solid 2 for the third or fourth time, that the PS2 controller actually had analog buttons (ALL of them, except Select, Start, L3 & R3) and you could use this to point your guns without actually shooting, heck, you could even do this in first person mode. That game is so full of details and easter eggs, it's insane.
I know, right. Months of trudging around, desperately looking for merchants and crafting stations or having to port back to town when my inventory got full. And all that money spent on crafting bigger bags for my characters...freaper said:
It was hilarious when I found out and told my guild about it, since I am usually the one to consult when guildies have questions about the game.
"What? You didn't know that?"
"I-... wha-... No!"
Luckily I wasn't the only one who didn't know. ^^
Haven't read everything in this thread, so not sure if these examples have been mentioned.
First two are from Skyward Sword. One thing is that I didn't know you could sit on those small chairs that were scattered about to restore hearts.
Second is from the final boss of Skyward Sword, so will put it in spoiler tags just in case.
Third thing is from Super Smash Bros Brawl. That if you want to play as Sheik for example you can just pick Sheik in the character pick menu. I thought you had to go in game as Zelda and transform, but nope, you can apparently just press on Sheik in the portrait to start as her. Same with the different pokemons of Pokemon Trainer. Can't believe i didn't figure that out until now, cause I've put a lot of time into that game.
First two are from Skyward Sword. One thing is that I didn't know you could sit on those small chairs that were scattered about to restore hearts.
Second is from the final boss of Skyward Sword, so will put it in spoiler tags just in case.
That you could hold your sword skyward to absorb the lightning when he did it. I found him really hard but eventually beat him, then i see a friend play the same boss battle and he absorbed the lightning with the sword and I just felt really stupid..
Third thing is from Super Smash Bros Brawl. That if you want to play as Sheik for example you can just pick Sheik in the character pick menu. I thought you had to go in game as Zelda and transform, but nope, you can apparently just press on Sheik in the portrait to start as her. Same with the different pokemons of Pokemon Trainer. Can't believe i didn't figure that out until now, cause I've put a lot of time into that game.
My first drop, I randomly started pressing the wasd keys, found out I could move, saw an enemy liberator and thought, Huh, what happens if I try to hit it?Zhukov said:
wham
First kill. and death
