In Fallout 3, using VATS to shoot a Super Mutant Overlord's weapon right out of his hands, crippling one of his legs with the shotgun, then turning him to dust with the Alien Blaster.
Gaming moments that left you feeling invincible.
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Just a few days ago, I decided to play Terrorist Hunt on Rainbow Six Vegas. Killing 20 baddies with nothing but a pistol with a suppressor on Realistic mode feels good man. I then tried the next highest enemy density which was 30. That didn't end so well.
I finished both Kotors games on hard in under 37 hours in one sitting (including all the side quests).
*Spoiler free*
Mass Effect 2, still spoiler free, set to insanity difficulty. Spent about an hour trying to get through one room. After the billionth loading screen the first enemy starts attacking me as usual. But this time was different. I defiantly yelled, "No!" and proceeded to Rambo through the complex smiting down my foes with a volley of biotic and tech abilities. Finishing that level made me feel unstoppable. I still dread the later parts of the game though, they are gonna be hard. >.<
Also, Team Fortress 2 (Because that game has never been mentioned here [/sarcasm]) My little old self as a medic against six enemies, mostly demomen and scouts. Killed all but the seventh scout who ambushed me afterward. People seemed to be a little impressed but I was pretty lucky with abusing spawn doors and crits. Still felt good though.
Mass Effect 2, still spoiler free, set to insanity difficulty. Spent about an hour trying to get through one room. After the billionth loading screen the first enemy starts attacking me as usual. But this time was different. I defiantly yelled, "No!" and proceeded to Rambo through the complex smiting down my foes with a volley of biotic and tech abilities. Finishing that level made me feel unstoppable. I still dread the later parts of the game though, they are gonna be hard. >.<
Also, Team Fortress 2 (Because that game has never been mentioned here [/sarcasm]) My little old self as a medic against six enemies, mostly demomen and scouts. Killed all but the seventh scout who ambushed me afterward. People seemed to be a little impressed but I was pretty lucky with abusing spawn doors and crits. Still felt good though.
Z.O.E 2 - Finish the game, then get to the Aumaan Plain battle (where you fight like a million enemy OFs). Carrying over ZERO SHIFT and doing that battle = bliss.
Ninja Gaiden 2 - Finishing Chapter 2 on Path of the Master Ninja. Chapter 3 was a breeze compared to that one.
Ninja Gaiden 2 - Finishing Chapter 2 on Path of the Master Ninja. Chapter 3 was a breeze compared to that one.
Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy with realistic damage modding (One hit kill with lightsabers, armor doesn't do anything) in the Tomb level. That was fucking hard, took out nine saber cultists in a gangbang orgy of violence. Winning an epic saberlock and cutting the guy in half and throwing him off into the abyss does grant a feeling of awesomeness.
Pretty much every other mission in any Ace Combat game.
Most video games have your superhuman deeds either discredited or ignored, but Ace Combat lavishes you with as much praise as a seemingly invincible one-man army would actually receive in a war, and it's pretty flattering.
Especially if you've just blown up some sort of doomsday weapon like Megalith, the Scinfaxi or the SOLG. Breaking out of the tunnel at the end of 'ACES' is probably the best moment in the series, though.
Most video games have your superhuman deeds either discredited or ignored, but Ace Combat lavishes you with as much praise as a seemingly invincible one-man army would actually receive in a war, and it's pretty flattering.
Especially if you've just blown up some sort of doomsday weapon like Megalith, the Scinfaxi or the SOLG. Breaking out of the tunnel at the end of 'ACES' is probably the best moment in the series, though.
Disgaea, anytime you transmigrate a character into a more powerful type of that class.
You may end up at level 1 again, but your stats don't drop.
As such, when you go back into the Promotion battles, you'll find your level 1 Grand Ninja can punch out level 20 beasts with a single attack.
You may end up at level 1 again, but your stats don't drop.
As such, when you go back into the Promotion battles, you'll find your level 1 Grand Ninja can punch out level 20 beasts with a single attack.
There are a lot of moments in WoW that made me feeling invincible, like trying to solo the old Onyxia and getting her too half health, pulling a ton of enemies and meleeing them to death to name a few.
Oh, and buying the R.Y.N.O/[2]/[3] in the first three Ratchet and Clank games.
Oh, and buying the R.Y.N.O/[2]/[3] in the first three Ratchet and Clank games.
Probably in MW2 when i got a predator, which got me an airstrike, which got me an ac130, which got me 22 kills. Then finding out that i hadnt been touched since the game started, and i had like 33-34 kills to 0 kdr.
i was like, "im tank" shortly before finding out that my network wasnt. I dced. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-
i was like, "im tank" shortly before finding out that my network wasnt. I dced. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-