Most Overpowered/Broken Anything In a Game?
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Yea not to mention if he gets in trouble he can turn into the Nightbringer for a couple of minutes where he has even MORE defense,attack, and health for a minute and when he comes out of it, he does so with full health.not to mention his movement speed with the right artifacts is off the charts and his melee attacks just devastate even the most armored units. A necron lord can take out a daemon prince alone.kurupt87 said:
Overpowered: Force lightning in The Force Unleashed. Seriously, you don't even need your lightsaber, just shock them to death with the power of regenerating force.
Underpowered: The plasma pistol in Halo 2. The game even tells you that it's ridiculous to count it as a real gun.
Underpowered: The plasma pistol in Halo 2. The game even tells you that it's ridiculous to count it as a real gun.
The Deagle in MW2 is EASILY the worst secondary weapon in the game. It has so much recoil that it's completely useless at any range beyond 10 feet, and doesn't have any more power than the other handguns.Katana314 said:
My vote for most overpowered thing is a tie between Commando and Danger Close in MW2. Both perks drive me up the fucking wall, and there's absolutely nothing you can do against either of them.
Well, of course it wouldn't be an instant kill in real life, but nobody's claiming it would be. It's there to fill the game play purposes of a good, close range hold out, nothing more.Drof said:
Reported. Ad hominem attacks are bad, ok? And besides, discussion on a discussion board is a good thing.mastend said:
I would say the most broken/exploitable thing in a game that comes to mind is the gambling skill in Fallout 1 and 2. You get luck at 7, get the gambling skill up yo at least 40. Go into a casino, hold down the highest bet button, leave, come back, look at the ridiculous amount of money that can buy all the books(skill boosters) you could possibly want.
Paladin / Death Knight in WoW. Specifically season 5. DKs were prettty worthless after season 6 though.
The "I-forget-the-name-flipping-blade-drop-attack" from Prototype. The blade's almost broken on its own (which is sort of the point- does huge damage, especially against squishy targets), but the aerial flip thing is basically an instant kill on anything but the Leader Hunters... which end up about weak enough to eat. It does make the game really funny when the military keeps sending tanks after this guy who's literally cutting them in half with a single attack.
Underpowered- from the same game, the Body Surf. It lets you kick a human-sized enemy, grind them into the ground for a while, and then kick off, sending them flying. It sounds good, and supposedly does a lot of damage, but it's impossible to tell, since literally any attack will kill humans in a single hit. You can kill people by running past them in armor. You don't need a complicated attack like this. (It does become hilarious when you combine it with Musclemass, which means the kick at the end of the attack makes the fellow explode.)
Underpowered- from the same game, the Body Surf. It lets you kick a human-sized enemy, grind them into the ground for a while, and then kick off, sending them flying. It sounds good, and supposedly does a lot of damage, but it's impossible to tell, since literally any attack will kill humans in a single hit. You can kill people by running past them in armor. You don't need a complicated attack like this. (It does become hilarious when you combine it with Musclemass, which means the kick at the end of the attack makes the fellow explode.)
You know that a spell with big AoE and high damage would need you to have 100 intelligence/willpower and be near level 80 to be able to cast it once and be lucky enough for it to succeedRblade said:
One thing that comes to mind for me that I know I won't get ninja'd on.
The Seculorum from Soulbringer was so broken. It was an implementation to show you how balanced you were in using the five elements but if you got so out of balance with one element your spells would do more damage and you would become more resistant to the point of absorption and there was a fire spell called Magma that put a big pool of lava on the ground and anything in it took fire damage every second for about a minute, so they gave you an ultra strong murder spell, and it was a healing spell.