We warriors need to rely on swinging wildly while shouting "Get it away!" Ace Ventura style.Daystar Clarion said:It would probably be a bigger deal if it wasn't so easy to kill them, but then again, I have a faith build, so I just Wrath of God the living shit out of everythingsheah1 said:The meter is super small so it takes about a second to fill. And I've only been cursed once, but that experience, and the huge difficulty of finding a cure (I tried to get past the ghosts, dumb move considering the cure was on sale just 'round the corner) has instilled a huge fear of the frogs in me.Daystar Clarion said:...sheah1 said:Dark Souls of course has the most terrifying enemy in gaming. Those. Fucking. Frogs.
Five minutes ago, while trying to reach Ash Lake, I saw a.... Victim. Just.... Just frozen there in agony. My reaction was something along the lines of "Oh please god, no not again, just leave me alone please".
To non DS players:
Dark Souls has these weird bug eyed giant frog things. They can take about two hits of an alright weapon before dying, they hugely telegraph their attacks, and they can almost always easily be lured out of groups one by one.
But their attack consists of breathing a foul mist on you that immediately kills you. Even worse, you're left cursed; half of your HP is gone until you can find an awfully rare cure. It stacks.
Worst of all though, because Dark Souls is permanently online, when another player in a different world gets cursed, a grotesque statue of their death throes is left in your world.
So a frogs warning sign is the dead body of a comrade in awful pain.
.....
I just remembered that the only way back up..... Is through those frogs.
I'm so scared.
I've never actually been cursed in Dark Souls. The mist isn't instakill, it builds a meter, and like you said, they telegraph their attacks about 10 minutes in advance, so how people get caught in the mist long enough to die is beyond me.![]()
Sorry, *tried* to avoid them.canadamus_prime said:HOW? Those things would quite literally pop up out of nowhere.Mariakko said:Yeah... I avoided them like the plague/blight.SirBryghtside said:You know dragons? Those things that came close to destroying the whole of Tamriel?
Meet the guys who put them on the endangered list the first time.
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Awwww, I thought that maybe you had some sort of super secret technique for staying clear of 'em.Mariakko said:Sorry, *tried* to avoid them.canadamus_prime said:HOW? Those things would quite literally pop up out of nowhere.Mariakko said:Yeah... I avoided them like the plague/blight.SirBryghtside said:You know dragons? Those things that came close to destroying the whole of Tamriel?
Meet the guys who put them on the endangered list the first time.
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Just the scream from that thing scared me away from Amnesia for a month.Gustof26 said:Amnesia the Dark Descent: The Water Monster
You can't see it, but can certainly see you. No matter what you put in it's way, be it door or boxs, it will get to you. Three hits and your dead. Dead, and having the game over screen tell you to stay out of the water. That thing was simply freaky.
Simultaneously the best and worst thing about the Deathclaws in New Vegas is that they don't just pop up in random locations like in Fallout 3 -- if you see one, it's a guarantee he's got a whole family waiting nearby. (This was my cue to scarper and find an alternate route...)DarkenedWolfEye said:This one is pretty recent ... but the Deathclaws from Fallout New Vegas.
I'm a low-level stealther. I'm walking normally, I see something in the distance I think is another damn rock. Then it moves.
I hit that L3 button and sit there frozen. Slowly, I identify the legs and tail and realize what it is. I know I'm too weak to kill it, but I can't help thinking Maybe if I can just sneak up on it with my machete ... I spend the next ten minutes inching toward it as slowly as I can, carefully flanking it, knowing that it could turn around suddenly and eat my face.
Suddenly the word on the top of the screen starts flashing DANGER. I'm too confused to react - the thing's not even looking at me! It hasn't even moved in fifteen minut-
A couple of other Deathclaws have snuck up behind me and killed me instantly, presumably with a bite to the neck. As a final insult, with the camera slowly panning away from my dead body, the Deathclaw I was stalking hasn't even turned around.
Oh, and the Cazadors. And the Radscorpions. And the Centaurs. And - fuck it, every single thing in the Mojave is trying to kill me!
Boots of blinding speed. They're not scary when you can't see the horde and if you hear one you run for 2 seconds and you wont hear them anymore.canadamus_prime said:Awwww, I thought that maybe you had some sort of super secret technique for staying clear of 'em.Mariakko said:Sorry, *tried* to avoid them.canadamus_prime said:HOW? Those things would quite literally pop up out of nowhere.Mariakko said:Yeah... I avoided them like the plague/blight.SirBryghtside said:You know dragons? Those things that came close to destroying the whole of Tamriel?
Meet the guys who put them on the endangered list the first time.
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agreed!Terminate421 said:Banshees in mass effect 3s multiplayer are Downright frightening, especially since they can chomp your face off
It's even creepier when you read the in-game documents on her backstory... and how if you look closely at her character model, she wears her mother's face...Eric Morales said:Lisa Trevor from the Resident Evil 1 remake. With her distinctive rattling chains and throaty moan, you usually heard her before you saw her. Her outline is basically human but at the same time completely warped. And of course she was invincible, so all you could do is run your stupid ass away. Maybe the graphics in that game don't hold up anymore, but still, she gave me nightmares.