Definitely when you first step out of the sewers in oblivion and see the world stretching out in front of you. just awesome
Your favorite game: The moment you fell in love with it
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DA nanana Dananana... chicka chicka...JourneyThroughHell said:
DA nanana Da nanana.... woooooooowmmmm
Everything in that game was awesome really though. The first Roach/Soap mission (snowmobile fun), the Washington levels, Ramirez Get To Burgertown... all sweeeet.
Infamous you can be a man of the people a force for good that save the city and is loved by all the people init. or you can do what you want when you want and if anybody is in your way you can kill them. You can become a symbol and be loved or become a god and have it all. this game or Bioshock 8D
Oblivion.
I'd never seen a trailer for it and the only thing I knew is that my friends had it (I was late in getting it. 3 years late in fact).
So, I got it and I loved how you could make your own character and the beginning was interesting (escaping the Imperial dungeon) but as soon as I stepped out and saw this massive world, full of different people, races (all sounding the same though, lol) I was hooked.
And still am.
I'd never seen a trailer for it and the only thing I knew is that my friends had it (I was late in getting it. 3 years late in fact).
So, I got it and I loved how you could make your own character and the beginning was interesting (escaping the Imperial dungeon) but as soon as I stepped out and saw this massive world, full of different people, races (all sounding the same though, lol) I was hooked.
And still am.
Brütal Legend. Like a lot of other people I found it frustrating at first, and the stage battles overwhelming. But after repeatedly trying and failing to beat one of the stage battles, not really doing much myself, I thought maybe I'd try some of the solos. I used facemelter on a group of Gravediggers and everything clicked. The combat, the double teams, the commands, the solos - it all slotted into place in my mind, and I understood immediately just how much effort had been put into making the mechanics of the game fit together so well.
Having worked out how to play the stage battles, I went on to finally beat the mission Doom's Dawn, followed by the rest of the campaign, went onto the multiplayer, and never looked back. Best goddamn game ever.
Having worked out how to play the stage battles, I went on to finally beat the mission Doom's Dawn, followed by the rest of the campaign, went onto the multiplayer, and never looked back. Best goddamn game ever.
Hmm for me it was Ezio's mother making jokes about vaginas... it was then I sighed in relief that the game had more charm and character in its first 30 minutes than the entire previous game.SoulIsTheGoal said:
What did you do first? I headed straight for that Ayleid ruin across the river and got my ass kicked by bandits.Freeakoid3005 said:
Not off all time sorry but this year: Going into Mexico in Red Dead with one of the best video game songs I have heard, beautiful.
Pity the game never explained that to us. I got so fed up with those stage battles, and the manual was no help at all.random_bars said:
Yeah, I think generally if you're going to take a genre in a new direction, you need to ramp up the explanations and tutorials tenfold, or people are going to end up confused. But I stuck with it, due to loving Schafer's previous games, and I think it's such a shame that so many people ended up dropping the game because of its seemingly-complicated gameplay, because this is the most well-designed game I've played in a long, long time.MiracleOfSound said:
Well for me the charm was the completely original setting, so I'd bet Infinite will at least have a similar sense of mystery and wonder about it.northeast rower said:
Let's hope so anyway, and that they make the combat more fun (protecting the little sisters was pure ass)
Just watching the intro of Persona 3 caused me to fall in love...
And then everything about the game after that made me realize that this wasn't a summer fling, but true romance
...I bought the damn thing on a whim too... after watching the X-Play review [only gave it 3/5]
And then everything about the game after that made me realize that this wasn't a summer fling, but true romance
...I bought the damn thing on a whim too... after watching the X-Play review [only gave it 3/5]
hmm im gonna do something way out of left field and say the best game i have EVER played was megaman 2 (specificaly the first Dr. Wily stage.) Im sorry to all the 3d games out there but this was the first one i ever fell in love with and no game has measured up for me since.
MiracleOfSound said:
5:15, there you go!
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Oblivion. The moment I first realized the depth of the games' systems. I can pay the fine, not just immediately get into a fight with guards? I can even choose to go to jail! Custom spells? HELL YEAH! Poisoning my weapons? Go ahead. Pickpocketing a key from someone on the road, finding their house in another town hours later, and breaking in? Done!