He is that weak? Well, then i'll just (Dead)
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Are you aware of the bear cabin in tall trees? When you go there, there will be 2 bears, once you kill them, turn around and look back and there will be another 2 bears, and it keep repeating, loads of fun in online with friends though (Epic bear survival teamwork is fun)JimmyBassatti said:
First time I played Halo 3 on Legendary.
"Ahh, it's some poor defenceless grunts. I'll just go over there and . . . what are they . . . F*CK GRENADES!!!"
*Cue Call of Duty like spamming of grenades followed up with suicide grunts* *BOOM* *BOOM* *Stick* *BOOM* Dead
"Ahh, it's some poor defenceless grunts. I'll just go over there and . . . what are they . . . F*CK GRENADES!!!"
*Cue Call of Duty like spamming of grenades followed up with suicide grunts* *BOOM* *BOOM* *Stick* *BOOM* Dead
My most recent one was in Uncharted 2 a few hours ago. I was in a big firefight and I saw one of those heavy dudes walking towards me holding a shotgun and his helmet had already been blown off. I thought I could run out and finish him with a melee because I was running low on ammo. Well just as I went to punch him he blew me away with his shotgun...
Ha, I had the exact same thing. Hadn't done many of the main quests so wasn't a particularly high level. Was just wandering around when that guy came up to me asking me to save everyone. Walked into the city, shot an ant, got charged at and promptly left the poor residents to their plight.Blackdoom said:
First thing that comes to mind is Havok in X-men legends. This is primarily because the only character you fight him with is his brother, Cyclops and it is part of comics continuity that they are immune to each other's powers. because of this you have to fight him melee, and if you haven't level Cyclops up as a melee fighter, you're screwed
The ants. . . ohh god the ants. I had only recently left the vault when I ran into the boy. When I got there I seemed simple at first. I quickly learned the hard way that I had walked into something I was not ready for. Only my misguided sense of honor kept me from fleeing. After much pain and so much VATS I had won. I was much stronger for it I must admit.PolarBearClub said:
I can think of a few, but I'll start by saying you were a fool to underestimate a necropolis where the most powerful unit is Skeleton Archers. They are the crux of the Necropolis' units. If you have strong necromancy skills all you need is Skeles and Vampires.
So, times where I underestimated my opponent and lost horribly...
Well I'll start with the recent case of this were I was playing Dissidia and I had to fight Chaos for the first time. My Zidane was a good 20 levels higher than him so I thought, hey, I'm going to totally murk the boss of this game... nope. I did it only after a helluva lot of practice.
I underestimated the boss of chapter 1 of the first Neverwinter Nights, I forget his name but it took me a good long while to finally trump him.
There's a famous case of underestimation with the first fight with Seymour in Final Fantasy X. I think a lot of people have the idea where they're all like, "There's no way this guy's tough, I'm gonna destroy him", then, BAM!, Anima.
Other than that? The first time I underestimated High Templar when I had Carriers was a big mistake.
So, times where I underestimated my opponent and lost horribly...
Well I'll start with the recent case of this were I was playing Dissidia and I had to fight Chaos for the first time. My Zidane was a good 20 levels higher than him so I thought, hey, I'm going to totally murk the boss of this game... nope. I did it only after a helluva lot of practice.
I underestimated the boss of chapter 1 of the first Neverwinter Nights, I forget his name but it took me a good long while to finally trump him.
There's a famous case of underestimation with the first fight with Seymour in Final Fantasy X. I think a lot of people have the idea where they're all like, "There's no way this guy's tough, I'm gonna destroy him", then, BAM!, Anima.
Other than that? The first time I underestimated High Templar when I had Carriers was a big mistake.
The best part of the fire ants is how you get specifically told that the antennas are their weak points only to realize that it takes just as many bullets to cripple them as it would to just shoot the thing in the head until death. And its a lot of goddamn bullets!Blackdoom said:
I remember playing Ragnorok awhile ago.
I was messing around in pvp and saw a character come in with some crappy equipment. I proceded to follow him and therefore get an easy kill. As I moved in for the kill 5 assasins murdered me on the spot. the rest of that day was me getting my butt handed to me.
I was messing around in pvp and saw a character come in with some crappy equipment. I proceded to follow him and therefore get an easy kill. As I moved in for the kill 5 assasins murdered me on the spot. the rest of that day was me getting my butt handed to me.
Alright, I'll give this a go.
I was playing sins of a solar empire online a couple of months ago. Only one guy was in the lobby, so we decided to play a short round. Within thirty minutes, I had sent a decent sized army at him, and had captured a planet that seemed to be near his main stronghold. About 3 seconds went by, and his entire army jumped into my main planet's area.
I was dead in 5 minutes.
I was playing sins of a solar empire online a couple of months ago. Only one guy was in the lobby, so we decided to play a short round. Within thirty minutes, I had sent a decent sized army at him, and had captured a planet that seemed to be near his main stronghold. About 3 seconds went by, and his entire army jumped into my main planet's area.
I was dead in 5 minutes.
Definitely Fire-Ants in Fallout 3. I approached them over-confidently, only to have the lesson burnt into me...
Don't fuck with ants...
Don't fuck with ants...
Even if your melee sucks, you can easily win the cheapest boss fight victory ever. Despite being a boss, you can throw Havok. Into a wall. And again as soon as he gets up. And again. And again. Basically, once you grab him, you've pretty much won.Chrono180 said:
I remember one of them which was in HL2 that mission where you have to take on about 4-5 striders on your own. I was approaching it for the first time from the roof of the building your on and I looked down and I saw about 1 maybe two of them. So when I got to the bottom I grabbed my rockets and was all like "LEEEERRROOOOYYYYY JJEEEEENNNNKKKIIINNNSSS" only to face about 5 of them shooting me at once. I was reduced to about 10-20 health so I ran into this small building which the then blew up and then trod on me. Insta kill, combo breaker type moment for me that was. I still have toruble at that part with that game.
Sort of the reverse, and really REALLY cruel >.>
In WoW, my Rogue being an Engineer and all, sometimes goes out to low level areas and drops 'critter bombs' around where lowbies are.
So it goes something like this:
"Ooh, look at the cute little LV1 bunny critter, lets go and kill it--- BOOM"
*Poor lowbie makes it's way back to it's corpse*
No matter how many times I see it, I crack up every time. ^.^
In WoW, my Rogue being an Engineer and all, sometimes goes out to low level areas and drops 'critter bombs' around where lowbies are.
So it goes something like this:
"Ooh, look at the cute little LV1 bunny critter, lets go and kill it--- BOOM"
*Poor lowbie makes it's way back to it's corpse*
No matter how many times I see it, I crack up every time. ^.^