Best Game "What the Hell am I doing!?" Moments
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Hmmm, in what sense?
Like if it's a general "What the hell am I doing" due to sheer craziness it would be probably be any Mario game to date.
If it's a moral "What the hell am I doing?" probably after I'd killed my thousandth innocent civillian in San Andreas.
Like if it's a general "What the hell am I doing" due to sheer craziness it would be probably be any Mario game to date.
If it's a moral "What the hell am I doing?" probably after I'd killed my thousandth innocent civillian in San Andreas.
I'll state both:Pegghead said:
Crazy: The closing chapters to Killer7.
Moral: Well, this guy said it better,
And I only played for about an hour.tricky_tree said:
After I killed 700 villages worth of people in Fable.
Playing Just Cause 2 for 5 hours and still being about 1% through.
Dueling the Devil with a guitar in GH3.
Playing Just Cause 2 for 5 hours and still being about 1% through.
Dueling the Devil with a guitar in GH3.
In Crysis I pushed a dumpster into the water, then jumped in it and found I could navigate it by punching it. I then went sailing on the beach to some islands on my dumpster boat. The best thing about it though is that the dumpster is invulnerable so no bullets could hurt me.
I love you, dumpster boat!
I love you, dumpster boat!
The Prison Mission in InFamous. I had no idea what they hell was going on . All I knew was that I had infinite lightning and I was hesitant to use it. And boy did I fuck that place up 
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When me and my friend started playing Halo ODST. I thought to myself, What the hell are we doing. It continued until we beat the game. Except for whenever there was a close up of the female character and we laughed at her Joker-like smile with the Jay Leno chin.
Another time would have to be during Killzone 2. I just didn't understand why I was shooting these awesome dudes with the red glowing eyes.
A 3rd time was when I was playing Dynasty Warriors and I stopped to look at Lu Bu, and blurted out "Nice Ass" for some unknown reason. My friends went "What the hell are you doing?"
The first time would have to been when I tried the Sims for the first time ever and I started feeling up my Grand mother for no reason other then that I could.
Another time would have to be during Killzone 2. I just didn't understand why I was shooting these awesome dudes with the red glowing eyes.
A 3rd time was when I was playing Dynasty Warriors and I stopped to look at Lu Bu, and blurted out "Nice Ass" for some unknown reason. My friends went "What the hell are you doing?"
The first time would have to been when I tried the Sims for the first time ever and I started feeling up my Grand mother for no reason other then that I could.
Why the hell are you stopping to think about it? Kill another thousandPegghead said:
One, in Prototype, there's this move that when every time I grab a human character while in the air, I slam him/her to the ground. Did that to this one infected guy for about 20 minutes. :|
My mass murder of every Imperial Legion Guard in Imperial City. I had the Gray Cowl of Nocturne and I put it on and I was caught by a guard in the sewers. When I killed him I was hidden again and I don't know why but I decided to kill them all. About 1 hour later I succeeded in killing every Imperial Legion Guard in the City and the ones patrolling around it.
Trying to get to vault 87....from the outside entrence....>.<. Then wondering why I died so quickly from seemly nothing.
I think it was probably due to the fact at the games release I had just moved to a different school at the start of year 4 going from being constantly bullied, mostly by people who claimed to be my friends, to having absolutely no friends (and alot of stuck up jerks who were mean to newcomers) and an asshole of a teacher who took every opportunity to make me extremely embarassed and ashamed in front of the entire class. So I took out my feelings of loneliness and misery on the helpless little civillians every single afternoon for a few solid hours until the fact finally hit me, my life is a combination of continual misery for six hours each day followed by endlessly pumping hours into one game to seal myself off from that world and indeed my life at home (which again wasn't peaches and cream due to the stresses of an older sister starting high school meaning that most attention was on her due to the dramatic change thereby meaning I was basically punished for the things I did as a result of all the things that were upon me like crying most afternoons and being barely able to sleep and, when being able to at all, needing to be near someone so I wouldn't be alone even more in a dark room). So with that realization I simply thought to myself "What the hell am I doing?", and you know what, I shut off the game, I found a way to deal with the teacher, I found a way to deal with the bullies, I made one of the greatest friends I've ever known (and thankfully still know and see regularly) and I stopped doing the things I did as a result...GTA: SA, life changer.icyneesan said:
Or maybe it's just because I have an incredibly hard time doing anything even slightly bad in videogames, whatever floats your boat (Or hippopotamus ;p).
Messing around with god, notarget and spawn commands, then realising that a significant chunk of time has passed.
In prototype after I was using upgraded whipfist and ended up attacking the things I wanted to pick up :/
In Assassin's Creed 2 - looting all the treasure chests after getting the map... certainly wasn't short on the Florin front!
Blasting corpses for a significant amount of time... several games.
In prototype after I was using upgraded whipfist and ended up attacking the things I wanted to pick up :/
In Assassin's Creed 2 - looting all the treasure chests after getting the map... certainly wasn't short on the Florin front!
Blasting corpses for a significant amount of time... several games.
Absorbing a Grandfather in Prototype, then flying around pretending he was a ninja.
It took me a while to remember there was actually a story I was supposed to be doing.
It took me a while to remember there was actually a story I was supposed to be doing.