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[Jediknight120]

Hmm, greatest moment in gaming? I have a few.



One involves Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. You have to understand I am not much of an online FPS shooter. My kills/deaths ratio is usually around 50-50 and I'm usually middle of the pack in my team on score. One game, I just went into some kind of alternate reality and reeled off a 15 kill streak. It's not much by FPS standards, but to me it was like a 50 kill streak lol.



The other was when I epically saved my raid as a healadin in Nax25 in World of Warcraft on Grobbulus after a third of the raid had gotten themselves killed due to stupidity.

[Andysilv]

Good work B'Boy, much better than your first one. ;-)

[KalenNighteyes]

Ieldra2 wrote...

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Morning everyone! I plan on having the best day ever today! I bet you want to know why huh? Well MAYBE I'll tell you! Not sure though

Morning (looks at clock. sees 1600h). Where are you living?

I live in the Western US haha.

And I plan on having the best day ever because it is my birthday!!!! :D:D:D:D:D

[Jediknight120]

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Morning everyone! I plan on having the best day ever today! I bet you want to know why huh? Well MAYBE I'll tell you! Not sure though

Morning (looks at clock. sees 1600h). Where are you living?

I live in the Western US haha.

And I plan on having the best day ever because it is my birthday!!!! :D:D:D:D:D

[Guardian295]

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Morning everyone! I plan on having the best day ever today! I bet you want to know why huh? Well MAYBE I'll tell you! Not sure though

Morning (looks at clock. sees 1600h). Where are you living?

I live in the Western US haha.

And I plan on having the best day ever because it is my birthday!!!! :D:D:D:D:D

Happy Birthday
**hands over cookies, nachos, chocolate and beer**
take your pick

Modifié par Guardian295, 12 mars 2010 - 03:21 .

[Andysilv]

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Morning everyone! I plan on having the best day ever today! I bet you want to know why huh? Well MAYBE I'll tell you! Not sure though

Morning (looks at clock. sees 1600h). Where are you living?

I live in the Western US haha.

And I plan on having the best day ever because it is my birthday!!!! :D:D:D:D:D

Hey, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!



(Damn it, ninja'd with my own pic )

Modifié par andysilv87, 12 mars 2010 - 03:20 .

[shinobi602]

omg I'm about to play Bad Company 2.



*fumbles with disc*



*let's out screech*

[shinobi602]

Oh, happy birthday Kalen!!!

[Ieldra]

Guardian295 wrote...
The problem is I find most horrors (games and movies) boring and predictable
Yeah they might get the odd cheap scare when something jumps out at you but they rarely make me feel fearful even when in the dark

Since we've had it about old games:

• If you want to know how it feels to cower in a corner until a group of zombies has walked by, hoping they won't notice you because you know if they do you're dead,
• If you want to know how it feels to strain your ears for any suspicious noise, because you know quite well you'll hear them before you get to see them,
• If you want to know how it is to creep about places trying to avoid combat, because you're not a fighter and combat will most likely get you killed,

Then you could try the game "Thief". If you can stand 10-year-old graphics. It's not really a horror game, more of a steampunk/fantasy mix with horror elements in the way of undead, but it beats any horror game for tension. There's s texture pack for it making the graphics a bit less ugly, and hundreds of very stylish fan missions, some of the most popular of the "haunted house" type. If you want classic horror reminescent of old ghost stories instead of cheap splatter, this is where you want to go.

[Ieldra]

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

KalenNighteyes wrote...

Morning everyone! I plan on having the best day ever today! I bet you want to know why huh? Well MAYBE I'll tell you! Not sure though

Morning (looks at clock. sees 1600h). Where are you living?

I live in the Western US haha.
And I plan on having the best day ever because it is my birthday!!!! :D:D:D:D:D

Well that's great. Happy birthday Kalen!

[Guardian295]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...
The problem is I find most horrors (games and movies) boring and predictable
Yeah they might get the odd cheap scare when something jumps out at you but they rarely make me feel fearful even when in the dark

Since we've had it about old games:

• If you want to know how it feels to cower in a corner until a group of zombies has walked by, hoping they won't notice you because you know if they do you're dead,
• If you want to know how it feels to strain your ears for any suspicious noise, because you know quite well you'll hear them before you get to see them,
• If you want to know how it is to creep about places trying to avoid combat, because you're not a fighter and combat will most likely get you killed,

Then you could try the game "Thief". If you can stand 10-year-old graphics. It's not really a horror game, more of a steampunk/fantasy mix with horror elements in the way of undead, but it beats any horror game for tension. There's s texture pack for it making the graphics a bit less ugly, and hundreds of very stylish fan missions, some of the most popular of the "haunted house" type. If you want classic horror reminescent of old ghost stories instead of cheap splatter, this is where you want to go.

Played it, loved it, can't get it to work anymore

[Melra]

Guardian295 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...
The problem is I find most horrors (games and movies) boring and predictable
Yeah they might get the odd cheap scare when something jumps out at you but they rarely make me feel fearful even when in the dark

Since we've had it about old games:

• If you want to know how it feels to cower in a corner until a group of zombies has walked by, hoping they won't notice you because you know if they do you're dead,
• If you want to know how it feels to strain your ears for any suspicious noise, because you know quite well you'll hear them before you get to see them,
• If you want to know how it is to creep about places trying to avoid combat, because you're not a fighter and combat will most likely get you killed,

Then you could try the game "Thief". If you can stand 10-year-old graphics. It's not really a horror game, more of a steampunk/fantasy mix with horror elements in the way of undead, but it beats any horror game for tension. There's s texture pack for it making the graphics a bit less ugly, and hundreds of very stylish fan missions, some of the most popular of the "haunted house" type. If you want classic horror reminescent of old ghost stories instead of cheap splatter, this is where you want to go.

Played it, loved it, can't get it to work anymore

Thief was great, didn't understand it, but played it. Mm... Small kid with no understanding of English. Anyone played Severance: Blade of Darkness? 

[Ieldra]

Guardian295 wrote...
Played it, loved it, can't get it to work anymore

I guess you also know the forums at ttlg.com? I had some difficulties getting the cutscenes to run earlier this year and got good advice there. 

[Jediknight120]

Oh how could I forget my MOST epic gaming moment of all?

Mass Effect 1, hardcore playthrough with a mid-50s soldier, running up the citadel tower with a team of Liara and Tali. Stuff died. I don't think I hardly stopped moving forward during the run. It was so glorious. Had a geth destroyer start to charge me, Liara hit it with lift, Tali unloaded like all her powers into it, and its carcass went flying off into the distance. Nothing could touch us.

Plus Tali shot Saren's corpse right in the head.

[Ieldra]

Melrache wrote...

Thief was great, didn't understand it, but played it. Mm... Small kid with no understanding of English. Anyone played Severance: Blade of Darkness? 

Yes, but didn't finish it. Don't recall why. Either it was too hard or I couldn't get into the combat system.

[Guardian295]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...
Played it, loved it, can't get it to work anymore

I guess you also know the forums at ttlg.com? I had some difficulties getting the cutscenes to run earlier this year and got good advice there. 

No I think the disc is corrupted wont even install

Modifié par Guardian295, 12 mars 2010 - 03:39 .

[Ieldra]

Jediknight120 wrote...

Oh how could I forget my MOST epic gaming moment of all?

Mass Effect 1, hardcore playthrough with a mid-50s soldier, running up the citadel tower with a team of Liara and Tali. Stuff died. I don't think I hardly stopped moving forward during the run. It was so glorious. Had a geth destroyer start to charge me, Liara hit it with lift, Tali unloaded like all her powers into it, and its carcass went flying off into the distance. Nothing could touch us.

Plus Tali shot Saren's corpse right in the head.

Oh yes, "LIft" was the power for charging enemies! So much fun to let the krogan charge and send them flying on Virmire, or do the same to the charging geth on the Citadel. I must say that ME2 lacks those moments, even while the combat system in itself has improved. But then, in ME2 we have the interrupts to make cool scenes.

[Ieldra]

Guardian295 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...
Played it, loved it, can't get it to work anymore

I guess you also know the forums at ttlg.com? I had some difficulties getting the cutscenes to run earlier this year and got good advice there. 

No I think the disc is corrupted wont even install

Ah, too bad. I know why I often buy a second copy of my favorite games after the prices have hit reasonable levels. Never had to use one, though.

[Andysilv]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Ah, too bad. I know why I often buy a second copy of my favorite games after the prices have hit reasonable levels. Never had to use one, though.

Mr. Moneybags...

[Ieldra]

andysilv87 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

Ah, too bad. I know why I often buy a second copy of my favorite games after the prices have hit reasonable levels. Never had to use one, though.

Mr. Moneybags...

I just knew someone would bring that up
But if you only play four or five games per year, it's not a big thing to pay a bit more for one or two of them. Considering the play time I get out of my games it's still a very good deal. I usually wring my games until I've seen the last little bit of them. Some stay with me for years.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 12 mars 2010 - 03:52 .

[Prudii Aden]

Some might consider this semi spoilerish for a season 3 episode, however, someone has taken that scene and done an 'inner thoughts' version.
Chuck & Sarah's inner thoughts

Modifié par Prudii Aden, 12 mars 2010 - 04:11 .

[Ieldra]

Here is a question for you:

In a fanfic, I want Miranda - this story plays back in 2166, with her still living at "home" - to stumble upon one of her father's dirty secrets. The evidence must be in form of a communication, or a surveillance protocol or something like that, since it's featuring a conversation. How do you think she can get it? I've been thinking about her father - he isn't stupid and won't have such stuff lying around in the digital archives for two years. I've considered a few options but don't really like them for various reasons. Perhaps you can help me out.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 12 mars 2010 - 04:14 .

[Prudii Aden]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Here is a question for you:

In a fanfic, I want Miranda - this story plays back in 2166, with her still living at "home" - to stumble upon one of her father's dirty secrets. The evidence must be in form of a communication, or a surveillance protocol or something like that, since it's featuring a conversation. How do you think she can get it? I've been thinking about her father - he isn't stupid and won't have such stuff lying around in the digital archives for two years. I've considered a few options but don't really like them for various reasons. Perhaps you can help me out.

Considering she's fairly tech savvy in the game, how about she finds some of her father's surveillance stuff and repurposes it? Or perhaps she hacks into the surveillance network?

[Melra]

Prudii Aden wrote...

Some might consider this semi spoilerish for a season 3 episode, however, someone has taken that scene and done an 'inner thoughts' version.
Chuck & Sarah's inner thoughts

......Mmm, must remain calm.. I must get back my calm center... Wraaah!  This season's beginning has been hard to watch, fortunately it seems to begin to make a slow turn for better. 

[Guardian295]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Here is a question for you:

In a fanfic, I want Miranda - this story plays back in 2166, with her still living at "home" - to stumble upon one of her father's dirty secrets. The evidence must be in form of a communication, or a surveillance protocol or something like that, since it's featuring a conversation. How do you think she can get it? I've been thinking about her father - he isn't stupid and won't have such stuff lying around in the digital archives for two years. I've considered a few options but don't really like them for various reasons. Perhaps you can help me out.

She could be playing with her biotics and throws something that breaks open a secret compartment in a wall with datapads inside