This may have been said further in the topic but near the end Ocelot explains that its all magnetic fields repelling the bullets so it is explained tbf on Kojima most things in the franchise are even if they are farfetchedOmegaXIII said:
Most Unrealistic Games
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either i missed someone's post but i do believe that no one has mentioned mass effect or mass effect 2, i love the games but sometimes i just have a huge wtf-how-does-that-work moment
sorry it didnt quote the first time...Retro704 said:
Why dont you go take a .50cal to the head and see if you live
you have a good point there...it will tear limbs off0p3rati0n said:eddielovato said:
Not even this will protect you from a 50 cal. Only MW2 decided that it would. But put a 50 cal. towards any part of your body and your still dead.
im am a lucky person who has seen a .50cal or something real close (pretty sure .50cal)...and it riped the metal holder for the target off the pole
the ending of unchartd 2 made fuck all sense too. how did those... things get their powers? wasnt it already established that only three people in history had ever aquired the chintimati stone? how else would those things have gotten their powers?Alex909 said:
One of the first games that seriously made me go 'wft' was Katamari Damaci. But now it's just made of pure awesomeness. But it is late, and I can't think of any game-breaking wtf's. Tragic really.
The entire perk system of the more recent call of duty games, especially MW2, is completely retarded. I could be wrong, but i think its impossible to teleport forwards past your target, knife the air, and kill him. (lookin' at you, commando.)
I'd have to say that the most unrealistic game ever was Impossible Creatures. Its probably the most fun game I've ever played, but combining a sperm whale and a zebra just doesn't seem quite right.
Defanatly this in the gamecube remake he jumps off a missile that is fired at him by the hind and fires one back lol CLASSIC !Julianking93 said:
There was No Chintamni stone. It was the Resin. Those Guardians (purple monsters and the guys dressed in the Yeti outfits) drank the resin and became monsters. Like Lazarevic he healed and was much stronger. Over time he would of looked like one of those as well.benbenthegamerman said:
Phoenix Downs in Final Fantasy games... so wait, you can revive people in combat but not outside of it... well fuck you Aeris!!!
Also, Lost odyssey did it right, in the first cinematic, you see mages reviving people with magic.
Also, Lost odyssey did it right, in the first cinematic, you see mages reviving people with magic.
More absurd is that absolutely eyeroll & facepalm inducing snowmobile section.Americow said:
Honestly. That made my eyes roll down the street. Took an hour to find them, you know. And the handling of the bloody thing showed us all why Infantile Ward never includes driveable vehicles!
Indigo Prophecy - Running from giant green bugs, fighting a creation spawned by the internet.
What started off as a serious piece with the whole murder, investigation and intrigue gets totally thrown off the rails.
I'm concerned that Heavy Rain will go the same way.
Norman Jayden: "Look! It's the Origami Killer!"
Bystander: "No way!. . . He's. . . made out of sentient PAPER?!?!????"
and so on.
What started off as a serious piece with the whole murder, investigation and intrigue gets totally thrown off the rails.
I'm concerned that Heavy Rain will go the same way.
Norman Jayden: "Look! It's the Origami Killer!"
Bystander: "No way!. . . He's. . . made out of sentient PAPER?!?!????"
and so on.