I hate stealoth missions with a passion, so anytime a game doesn't penelize you with "game over" for being seen I'm killing whatever is between me and the objective.
Fuck Stealth, I'm going Rambo! moments....
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Arkham Asylum. There was this one moment where I couldn't figure out how to get to a door without disrupting a room full of twenty or more thugs and just said "Fuck it, I'm bored" dropped down, kicked their asses, moved on.
I TRIED that approach in Modern Warfare. When you're in the flashback sequence with your sniper buddy. I had to wait in the grass for the army to pass, but a guy was coming directly for me and I didn't see him until I couldn't shimmy to the side. So, again, I said "Fuck it," jumped out of the grass, slammed a knife into his stomach, then proceeded to unload into the guys around me for a total of four seconds before I died. My friend was laughing his ass off, just because he was thinking about how that must have looked to the enemy, and I had far too much fun with the whole scene.
Actually, later on in that level, when you have to snipe the guy, I used that approach a few times. Mostly because the wind changed at the last second whenever I shot and I didn't have a choice. It worked, once.
I TRIED that approach in Modern Warfare. When you're in the flashback sequence with your sniper buddy. I had to wait in the grass for the army to pass, but a guy was coming directly for me and I didn't see him until I couldn't shimmy to the side. So, again, I said "Fuck it," jumped out of the grass, slammed a knife into his stomach, then proceeded to unload into the guys around me for a total of four seconds before I died. My friend was laughing his ass off, just because he was thinking about how that must have looked to the enemy, and I had far too much fun with the whole scene.
Actually, later on in that level, when you have to snipe the guy, I used that approach a few times. Mostly because the wind changed at the last second whenever I shot and I didn't have a choice. It worked, once.
Once I got the Bandanna in MGS1, it basically turned from stealth mode to killing spree with my FAMAS.
Fallout 3 on my first character, I stacked Sneak early on planning to use stealth, but in the end I always came back to Shotgun + VATS + enemies face = spectacle. Trading the shotgun for Lincoln's Repeater at longer ranges.
I've recently started useing the Ambassador for the Skullplugery achivement, although, honestly, And I find it's not actually as good for finishing of opponenets as most people say, sure, it can be a quick way to finish off Snipers, but really, you only ever get 1 good shot, then your cover's blown, and it's generally ill advised to keep fighting, considering how badly the Spy seems to be able to handle recoil.Aerodynamic said:
The standard revovler, is always a better for finishing off wounded runners, and core combat.
Just goes to show you that sometimes the exstravagant look doesen't ever really beat the power of a smooth bullet sliding into a well greased chamber, and then said bullet and said bullets twins being unloaded into some poor sap.
I have a great moment from Bad Company 2.
Friend is behind enemy lines. He's being surrounded on several sides by multiple enemies. I spawn as a Medic with a LMG beside him and he tries to make a break for it. He doesn't make it three feet from the doorway. Then over his killcam he sees three enemies waiting. Thinking that the enemy is dead, each pause for a moment to either assess what to do next or reload. All of a sudden, all three turn and look over to the door and are mowed down by machine gun fire. What my friend didn't see is my running out of the door, and blindfiring at them, killing each in seconds. The machine gun is one with 200 rounds, and I proceed to run around the enemy base, not even aiming, but instead simply holding down the trigger while everything in front of me gets shredded. My friend is now watching me via the spawn cam, and is in utter shock as he watches me literally run through the middle of the base firing my machine gun from the hip, hitting people left right and center, as some of the defenders break from behind their cover, and instead of trying to return fire, try to run from the psychotic machine gunner destroying them. All this is happening, while over the mic I start to scream such memorable phrases as 'No survivors!', 'I take NO prisoners!' and 'You're all dead! All of you are dead!'. The machine gun finally empties, only for me to switch to my pistol as I round a corner and shoot the last one in the head. In total at least 8 people died from me breaking cover and going Rambo on them. I was finally brought down when the few survivors left caught me with no ammo in any of my weapons. I went to the spawn screen to see my friend still sitting there, neglecting to have spawned, and instead chosen to have sat silently and watched. He had no idea how to react to what he just saw. I immediatly snapped back to normal and cursed the fact I had died. We still laugh about that moment.
Friend is behind enemy lines. He's being surrounded on several sides by multiple enemies. I spawn as a Medic with a LMG beside him and he tries to make a break for it. He doesn't make it three feet from the doorway. Then over his killcam he sees three enemies waiting. Thinking that the enemy is dead, each pause for a moment to either assess what to do next or reload. All of a sudden, all three turn and look over to the door and are mowed down by machine gun fire. What my friend didn't see is my running out of the door, and blindfiring at them, killing each in seconds. The machine gun is one with 200 rounds, and I proceed to run around the enemy base, not even aiming, but instead simply holding down the trigger while everything in front of me gets shredded. My friend is now watching me via the spawn cam, and is in utter shock as he watches me literally run through the middle of the base firing my machine gun from the hip, hitting people left right and center, as some of the defenders break from behind their cover, and instead of trying to return fire, try to run from the psychotic machine gunner destroying them. All this is happening, while over the mic I start to scream such memorable phrases as 'No survivors!', 'I take NO prisoners!' and 'You're all dead! All of you are dead!'. The machine gun finally empties, only for me to switch to my pistol as I round a corner and shoot the last one in the head. In total at least 8 people died from me breaking cover and going Rambo on them. I was finally brought down when the few survivors left caught me with no ammo in any of my weapons. I went to the spawn screen to see my friend still sitting there, neglecting to have spawned, and instead chosen to have sat silently and watched. He had no idea how to react to what he just saw. I immediatly snapped back to normal and cursed the fact I had died. We still laugh about that moment.
A memorable experience in CrysisFenra said:
Step 1: Predator Stealth Suit, go behind Korean
Step 2: Activate Strength, pick up Korean
Step 3: Activate Speed, run very fast
Step 4: Throw Korean
Step 5: Nuke Korean while he is in air
I fuck up stealth missions quite often, usually while playing a Hitman game. When that happens I simply put away the fiber cord and silent weapons, pull out the heavy hitters then kill every living thing on the level. I'll even go out of my way to hunt down and kill fleeing civilians.
Playing as a sniper, defending an outpost in Bad Company 2 Rush. We'd lost the outpost, and my team had backed out into the last base. I'm sitting in a bush, and in their eagerness to continue pressing forward my enemies haven't spotted me. I'm out of sniper ammo, but I still have full ammo on my pistol and some c4. So I do what anyone would do: I cry "GERONIMOOOOO", run into a cluster of enemies, take them all out with a grenade/pistol, plant c4 on 2 tanks and send them to hell. Somehow I make it back to my comrades through the hail of bullets, just in time for some rogue bastard to blow up our last M-com station. A bitter defeat somewhat sweetened by the Combat Excellence and Ace Player pins I received.
That reminded me of Resistance: Fall of Man. I got the reapers, and I was in a room full of those zombie like guys. I wanted to save ammo, even though I had the shot gun, so I kung fu chopped every in the room to death.Altorin said:
Sod guns. I went Jack the Ripper with a kitchen knife or MC. Hammer with, well, a hammer. Why use bullets when there is a blade with which you can't miss. Ah Bloodmoney. The fond memories of mindless violence.versoth said:
I remember also F*****g stealth in one of the Thief games I think I had. (Thief metal age I think) However you would lost the mission as soon as you killed a person so that never worked so well.
I don't know what the melee attack is, so being rushed by Plant People becomes rather... HumorousAltorin said:
The various titles you can get are rather entertaning in Blood Money. Evil Eyeball Gouger. I laughed when I saw that one.Thomas-101 said:
Battlefield's the one series of games where I just want a "RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!" yell for everytime you crash a Blackhawk into enemy territory and fire blindly into every direction and still getting some kills with stray grenades and RPGs that fly wild.The Shade said:
BF, I love thou! <3
Batman AA: Demo
I like to replay that final stealth scene. How good was I? No gadgets, just fists, no take-downs either. Oh sure, I ran away, but they never worried, because I always came back.
I like to replay that final stealth scene. How good was I? No gadgets, just fists, no take-downs either. Oh sure, I ran away, but they never worried, because I always came back.