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[The Narrator]

i have to many to pick myself.

Modifié par The Narrator, 09 avril 2011 - 05:16 .

[Gyrannon]

Dawn of War 2 - Defending a base from an Ork assault then rushing to meet the UNLIMITED ENEMY FORCE OF TYRANNIDS (played that one mission for so dam long that my space marines went from level 5 to level 15 - yeah I played it THAT DAM LONG!), I must've killed over 60,000 Tyrannids in that one battle alone (Really wish there were survival missions an that the characters could reach level 100....*Drool....*)
Can you imagine fighting a LITERALLY ENDLESS battle against these terrifying aliens?

Modifié par Gyrannon, 09 avril 2011 - 05:14 .

[Blood-Lord Thanatos]

Gyrannon wrote...

Dawn of War 2 - Defending a base from an Ork assault then rushing to meet the UNLIMITED ENEMY FORCE OF TYRANNIDS (played that one mission for so dam long that my space marines went from level 5 to level 15 - yeah I played it THAT DAM LONG!), I must've killed over 60,000 Tyrannids in that one battle alone (Really wish there were survival missions an that the characters could reach level 100....*Drool....*)
Can you imagine fighting a LITERALLY ENDLESS battle against these terrifying aliens?

I'd say my most glorious gaming moments were watching the Might of Kalimdor march, and fighting in Angrathar the Wrathgate.

[saMoorai]

Getting to the Third Screen in IWTBTG

[Sanzee]

Getting past Bowser in super mario bros when I was f***ing 6. That's right, f***ing 6. Hey, that s*** wasn't easy.

[Raiil]

The first time I beat the Area 51 arcade game. I'd be gaming for a long while before that (since I was fairly young) and had beaten other games, but Area 51 was the first game I sort of claimed as 'mine' and the first time I was able to smoke my little brother at a game.

[Swordfishtrombone]

Probably the first time I met Firkraag, in my first playtrhough of BGII, and being totally unprepared for the fight, and probably at least a few levels too low (fighting through Firkraag's dungeon was extremely tough.), I decided to take on the beast anyway.....

Didn't end well. First the dragon buffeted it's wings, and sent my party flying across the floor in all directions, then it breathed a ball of fire directly at poor Arie, after which where she was standing, there was literally a pile of ash.

Funny that the most memorable moment was a defeat, but It was the most complete and awesome defeat ever, in my gaming history.

[MrDizazta]

Getting high score on Marvel vs Capcom 2 when I was like 10.

[Bryy_Miller]

Camo armor. Rocket Launcher. Halo 1.

Much fun was had.

[Khayness]

Entering The Fortress of Regrets.

[Timon44]

I used to play Unreal Tournament in a clan when I was a teenager. Had lots of great gaming moments back then...

[Leinadi]

The intro to Fallout 1. Still blows me away. Also, talking down the Master using Speech and the evidence you have to find.

The ending of Planescape: Torment.

The SHODAN reveal in System Shock 2. It's not too hard to realize there's something weird going on with the only human character that interacts with you, but the actual reveal is incredibly well-done and spooky.

Not a specific memory but just playing Darklands and being blown away by how much stuff there is in the game. Truly feels like an adventure.

Playing Rock'n'Roll Racing with some friends. Still remember starting it up and hearing the tunes they selected for the soundtrack... "Is this... is this... Black Sabbath?!! OMG!!" and so forth.

[Moondoggie]

Meeting Deionarra in Planescape Torment that line “You! What is it that brings you here?! Have you come to see first-hand the misery you have wrought? Perhaps in death I still hold some shred of use for you…?…’my Love.’ ” still gives me goosebumps. It just reminds me of why i play video games.

Also the ending of Bioshock 2. Just the sight of Delta still crawling to get to Eleanor even though he's in bad shape and Eleanor's ending monologue made a very beautiful ending.

[vometia]

Usually wandering into some environment and finding it was unexpectedly awesome.

The two contenders are Half Life 2, when exiting the station at the beginning and walking into the town square: the atmosphere was something I hadn't encountered in a game before what with the lighting and noises and so on.  You could almost smell the spring breeze... and, er, probably less pleasant things.

The other was Oblivion: perhaps I'd had my expectations lowered by the seemingly interminable and tedious dungeon crawl, which made me wonder if I'd found myself playing "Doom with goblins".  Finally I emerged into the bright morning light to see this unexpectedly amazing landscape and only gradually realised I could explore all of it.  That was a truly amazing moment for me.

[Dominus]

The first time I played DDR... it's hard to forget the first time.

[Seagloom]

The first time I pulled off hadoukens and shoryukens in Street Fighter II. I owned the SNES version for over a year and mastered Chun-Li and Guile because I could never do command moves on purpose. When I finally figured out how, it was like the heavens parted and sun shone on me.

Transforming in Prikura Daisakusen.

Facing Yaga Shura in Throne of Bhaal as the fire giant and his *army* try to take down my epic level party to some of the most exciting combat music ever made. That battle personified the expansion's tone.

Finishing Contra III on hard mode for the first time.

Fighting the end boss of Panzer Dragoon: Zwei, and meeting it again in Panzer Dragoon Saga.

Another vote for the ending to Planescape: Torment.

Modifié par Seagloom, 09 avril 2011 - 11:26 .

[blothulfur]

Deionarra's sensory stone vision and tarrying in mebbeths hut while learning of the Githzerai with Daakon, oh and returning to mebbeth after ravels end to find her fading away.

Discovering the truth behind the gargoyle uprising in ultima 6, oops.

Various revelatory moments from the legacy of kain games especially soul reaver 2, plot and character in perfect symbiosis.

[ottery]

'What can change the nature of a man?' said by Ravel in the maze. PS:T

The conversation immediately after the end of Act II in NWN2.

Waukeen's Promenade -BG2. Getting out of Irenicus's dungeon for the first time and - there's the cutscene - then suddenly all this light and space and sense of freedom. And Jaheira telling you what to do. Love Jaheira.

Zelda Oot - drawing the Master Sword from the stone for the first time.

BGToB/BG: You finish ToB. You beat Melissan and ascend to godhood. Then you go right back and start at the beginning, create a mage - and get killed by a level -1 nobody before you've even left Candlekeep.

[Seagloom]

This is why sleep is the most important first level mage spell, ottery. I actually find BG1 easiest as a mage or bard--especially at early levels. The only challenging fight is Tarnesh. If he makes his save when you are playing a low HP class, your character is probably dead.

Modifié par Seagloom, 09 avril 2011 - 01:35 .

[MajorStranger]

Battlefield: Bad company 2. I was using a G3, I killed three guy with the same mag, I use a sensor ball and saw a red dot behind me, I switch to my pistol and turned around real fast and unload my pistol on the guy. In 10 seconds I killed 4 guys.

[LadyJaneGrey]

Finally defeating the meat level in Psychonauts.

[v_ware]

The, I mean THE plot twist in KOTOR.


'FFING BLEW ME AWAAAAAAY!!