Recent content by LordDarkPhantom

It was a sad, sad moment when I discovered that last night's frost dragon attack had killed Alvar. :( On topic, I have to agree that dragons are far too easy, but then again there's so much more you could be doing. Dragons are just one element of the game that is Skyrim. Personally, I don't...

Unrelenting Force (Skyrim) dragon shout MP5K with rapid fire and grip attachment (Black Ops) Sheathed Daedric Longsword (Legendary) with fire damage enchantment (Skyrim) (When bullets run out)

Spells, swords, monsters and quests.

That's not particularly bad if it's your first time playing.. And I completely agree that the initial few levels are nothing else but spamming the same two spells.

Suit yourself, only your loss. This isn't really going to affect anyone much, except yourself.

Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the Ring (PS2), where I reached a mission where I had to escape from the Nazgul, who, once they detected you, would make you lose the game instantly. Well I heard a Nazgul approaching me so I decided that this would be a good moment to save. However, I had...

My God I hated this part of the quest. Took hours before I realised that they were scattered on the ground and even more time to find every little bugger.

That's only true if you're a member. Otherwise, the free-to-play community is 60% bots, 20% 5-year-olds, 10% scammers and 10% alright guys. (OK, the statistics are quite exaggerated, but you get the gist.)

I call bullshit. No seriously, unless you were resting after every battle, or refusing to sleep to level up, or exploiting flaws with armour enchantments, or something ridiculous like that, there is no way that you managed to complete the main questline in the hardest difficulty that quickly. o_O

Nah, it depends on your circumstances (e.g. other team's players, game mode makes a big difference, your own team) and also remember that while the average K/D may be 1, the average player doesn't necessarily have a K/D of 1. For example, the skill level of good players help filter off "bad"...

I once saved my LOTR: Fellowship (PS2) when a Nazgul was right behind me. Every time I loaded my save, I immediately lost the game, and there was no way of continuing the game - I had to reload it every time. I tried everything- throwing rocks as soon I loaded, running in all directions...

Team Fortress 2 on Steam - free. Best deal EVER.

Lol, too true. I never even got far enough to purchase any extra weapons. I was like "fuck this shit" and sold all the ammo meant for other guns, and just bought ammo for the default gun (plasma cutter or something). And still I ran out of bullets.. -_-

Dead Space. I constantly found myself lacking ammo during the 2nd and 3rd chapter. And how the hell am I supposed to get that many power cores to upgrade my shit? What? I loved Oblivion more than most games because of the EXTREMELY easy to navigate maps and markers. I only ever found myself...

Thank God I'm not the only one. That annoyed me so much that I stopped playing only after that chapter where you are riding the boat. My friend actually refused to lend me any game until I finished it. :L And I was playing on PS3. ;)