Multiplayer Moments That made say wow.
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I was playing GTA 4 deathmatch, and some guy had gotten his hands on a rocket launcher, since I was the closest player to him he then proceeded to fire upon me, normally this kills you in one hit, but for some reason every time he hit me with a rocket it just launched me into the side of a building and I lost a little health, well he finally rands out of rockets and I was still alive, but with barely any health left, while he was distracted I went limping after a health pack only to be ran over by a bus, I survived 8 rockets only to be killed by a bus driven by an NPC, I was laughing like crazy the entire time.
I remember playing Halo 3. It was me and a friend, my xbl name was Mister Jackson.
I stuck some guy in the crotch and lol'ed in my headset, but before i could giggle again, I heard from behind, "Not today Mistah Jahckson!" and suddenly I exploded.
I stuck some guy in the crotch and lol'ed in my headset, but before i could giggle again, I heard from behind, "Not today Mistah Jahckson!" and suddenly I exploded.
I outran the helicopter and got a double kill with my Desert Eagle with almost NO health left. I <3 COD4
During an online match in Gears of War 2, I ran up to the opposite team with a shotgun.
I went like Wyatt Earp from Tombstone just saying "NO!" into my mic before killing every last one of them.
And another one where a friend of mine and me were playing Team Deathmatch onCall of Duty 4, and he put on this maniacal whisper, knifing everyone.
I went like Wyatt Earp from Tombstone just saying "NO!" into my mic before killing every last one of them.
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: wait, what's going on?
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: What are you doing?
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: Holy crap, what are you doing!?
Me: NO!
Shotgun: bang
Person: Stop!
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: Quit taking all the kills!
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Round over
Shotgun: Bang
Person: wait, what's going on?
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: What are you doing?
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: Holy crap, what are you doing!?
Me: NO!
Shotgun: bang
Person: Stop!
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Person: Quit taking all the kills!
Me: NO!
Shotgun: Bang
Round over
And another one where a friend of mine and me were playing Team Deathmatch onCall of Duty 4, and he put on this maniacal whisper, knifing everyone.
Friend (whisper): Hey,hey guys, I'm gonna git 'im.
Me: What?
Knife kill.
Friend (whisper): Hey, hey you!
knife kill
Me: Oh my god! what are you doing?
I looked across the map and saw an enemy moving , but couldn't shoot him. I soon saw my friend sprinting across toward the guy.
Friend (whisper): aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
knife kill.
Me: What?
Knife kill.
Friend (whisper): Hey, hey you!
knife kill
Me: Oh my god! what are you doing?
I looked across the map and saw an enemy moving , but couldn't shoot him. I soon saw my friend sprinting across toward the guy.
Friend (whisper): aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
knife kill.
I was playing Metal Gear Online one afternoon. We were playing that map in the middle-east (the streets). I crept stealthily into a two-story building and set myself up on the second floor to snipe out the window. After killing one enemy soldier I decided it was time to move to a different location and thus, moved back to the first floor. At this point an ally walked into my little sniper's nest and helped me keep vigil for about a minute. Upon her departure I heard a cry from down the hall. I raced into the hallway to see an enemy soldier (who I guessed had been hiding underneath the window outside) with my teammate in a choke hold. As she was on the verge of passing out, I pulled out my sidearm, peered down the iron-sights and squeezed off a round.
Head-Shot!
The enemy soldier instantly let go of my teammate as his lifeless corpse slid to the ground.
My teammate simply looked at me, turned around to look at the body, and upon turning back to look once again upon me simply exclaimed.
"Wow"
It was really a wow moment for her, not me, but I think it still counts.
Head-Shot!
The enemy soldier instantly let go of my teammate as his lifeless corpse slid to the ground.
My teammate simply looked at me, turned around to look at the body, and upon turning back to look once again upon me simply exclaimed.
"Wow"
It was really a wow moment for her, not me, but I think it still counts.
For me, it's a competition between a Left 4 Dead moment, and a Gears of War moment.
In Left 4 Dead, I was walking past a witch, and two of the three AI bots followed, with Bill staying behind. He hovered over the witch for no apparent reason, startled her, and then he FREAKED OUT. Bill's body immediately whipped around so that he was facing the complete opposite direction of the witch. He shot one bullet out of the crappy pump shotgun and BOOM. He killed her with a single backwards headshot.
In Gears of War, I was playing on Gridlock and sitting in one of the sniper towers on the corner of the map, where the Hammerbursts would spawn. I had a sniper up there and then the Locust team spawned on my side. Two ran up to my tower while I wasnt looking. I was in the area of the tower with an actual cieling, closer to the Hammerburst side. One guy ran up and I saw him, so I started to back up away from him. I did a backflip and somehow managed to fire a sniper bullet mid-dive. The Locust's friend had just poked his head in, with about 1/10th of his face out from behind the wall where he turned to follow his friend. I hit that guy's head mid-dive.
In Left 4 Dead, I was walking past a witch, and two of the three AI bots followed, with Bill staying behind. He hovered over the witch for no apparent reason, startled her, and then he FREAKED OUT. Bill's body immediately whipped around so that he was facing the complete opposite direction of the witch. He shot one bullet out of the crappy pump shotgun and BOOM. He killed her with a single backwards headshot.
In Gears of War, I was playing on Gridlock and sitting in one of the sniper towers on the corner of the map, where the Hammerbursts would spawn. I had a sniper up there and then the Locust team spawned on my side. Two ran up to my tower while I wasnt looking. I was in the area of the tower with an actual cieling, closer to the Hammerburst side. One guy ran up and I saw him, so I started to back up away from him. I did a backflip and somehow managed to fire a sniper bullet mid-dive. The Locust's friend had just poked his head in, with about 1/10th of his face out from behind the wall where he turned to follow his friend. I hit that guy's head mid-dive.
Great Stories guys, keep em' coming!
This happened just the other day, Me (HMRGiggleFairys) and some pals (RedLdr 18 & FrozenCookies) ((XBL GamerTags)) were playing a 3v3 on FortDeen in Halo Wars when all of a sudden about five min into the game we get warthog rushed by the blue Commander Keys. I started to panic because I only had five squads of marines built until I realized the idiot forgot to research gunner. We laughed are asses off for about 20 min until we finally got our asses kicked by scarabs. Ah, that ones gonna stick around for a while.
This happened just the other day, Me (HMRGiggleFairys) and some pals (RedLdr 18 & FrozenCookies) ((XBL GamerTags)) were playing a 3v3 on FortDeen in Halo Wars when all of a sudden about five min into the game we get warthog rushed by the blue Commander Keys. I started to panic because I only had five squads of marines built until I realized the idiot forgot to research gunner. We laughed are asses off for about 20 min until we finally got our asses kicked by scarabs. Ah, that ones gonna stick around for a while.
In mariokart i got hit about 5 times with a blue shell at the finish line. i ended up coming in last.
I remember one time in CoD4 where I had spent hours grinding shotgun to get the golden shotgun. So, the first game after I managed to get it, the very first game after (on bog) I managed to get about 30 something kills to maybe 5 or 6. I had a buddy playing on the other team in the room across the hall from me and he told me of how the whole game their entire team was sooo frustrated trying to get me and they literally had spent the whole time trying out strategies to kill me and how every time when they couldn't figure out how they got killed, they watched the killcam and all they saw was the flash of the golden shotgun. I've never been so proud of an achievement.
Ahh, the Grav gun.
On Half life 2 Deathmatch, Me a six other buddies were pinned in a hallway. Seeing this as a last defense choke-point, my mates stacked a couple of explosive barrels and S.L.A.M. mines to hinder their approach. We waited for three minutes, then we saw it. The red beam of light served as an appropriate warning: grenade. By the very second that nade hit the ground, I used my grav gun and flung it back, killing 4 of the 10 Combine rushing us through the hallway. The next 3 died after my friend detonated his mines, and the final 3 died from a barrage of explosive barrels.
It was a good day
On Half life 2 Deathmatch, Me a six other buddies were pinned in a hallway. Seeing this as a last defense choke-point, my mates stacked a couple of explosive barrels and S.L.A.M. mines to hinder their approach. We waited for three minutes, then we saw it. The red beam of light served as an appropriate warning: grenade. By the very second that nade hit the ground, I used my grav gun and flung it back, killing 4 of the 10 Combine rushing us through the hallway. The next 3 died after my friend detonated his mines, and the final 3 died from a barrage of explosive barrels.
It was a good day
My personal favourite is on halo 3 online. I hadn't been playing online much so i had a stupidly low rank. So of course i got the whole "Lol what a noob" trash from the opposing team. Team deathmatch on guardians (i think thats was it) and they were all holding out in the room with a grav lift.
From the ledge above it, i threw down one of the flares, the screen goes white and i dive in, assassinating all 4 of them.
The curses they yelled were like music to my ears.
From the ledge above it, i threw down one of the flares, the screen goes white and i dive in, assassinating all 4 of them.
The curses they yelled were like music to my ears.
I think my most epic gaming moment came from Team Fortress Mega (Mod to the quake 1 mod). In 2fort5r (the same as 2 fort, only there was no overhead cover on the bridge and there are a pair of dogs out front of each base that keep you from camping there) the opposing ramp room was an utter death trap. In those days, I tended to favor the spy or the pyro, and after being completely ineffective as a pyro (not so good when trying to bust into an entrenched position oddly) I swapped over to spy.
Now, to paint the scene, the ramp room itself was being defended by a pair of sentry guns (which were actually significantly more lethal in those days), a Heavy Weapons Guy, a Demo man and a pair of engineers. One of the many differences about TF Mega was the inclusion of a special dropped item for each class - as a spy, you had an ammo trap that took all the opponents ammo except the round in the gun. Disguised as a demo man, I walked into the room and quickly examined my options. I let my team know that chaos was about to ensue, so obviously they should attack at once as it would probably be their best chance to break through the strongpoint.
My plan literally was simply "cause chaos" - I never intended to actually do any direct good in my action. So, I delivered my ammo trap to the heavy, unnoticed at first it seems as he didn't react to my action. I then threw my four gas grenades (DOT, plus hallucination and in Mega the thrower was immune to it's effects), and at that moment chaos ensued. Unsure as to who was the culprit, the defenders started shooting at one another, and I quickly pitched my frag greandes at the pair of sentries, dispatching both the guns and their baby sitting engineers. As the heavy was trying to escape and I was no longer in danger fron the deadly automated guns, I quickly tranqulized the heavy, then swapped to my shotgun and dispatched the demoman, clearly weakened from the gas. Just as they heavy was about to escape, I finished him off with a quick and brutal shanking session.
At this point I was quite confused as things were going far better than I had hoped. Because my plan didn't make it this far, the only thing I could think to do was try and grab the flag, so after snagging some ammunition from a backpack (including more grenades) I jumped down the elevator shaft (formerly the back ramp leading to the intelligence room in TF2 was a long shaft with a friendly only elevator, meaning only two classes could actually use it as an exit during an attack). I reapplied my demoman disguise and walked into the flag room to find it guarded by a sentry with no engineer seemingly present. The sentry was rapidly taken care of with another pair of grenades and the flag was mine, or so I thought. It turns out that the engineer had simply gone off to acquire more metal, and we met in the outer hallway, but luck was on my side it seems because again my shotgun proved his unodoing.
Back in those days, the spy had another little trick up his sleeve - a grappling hook. It was essentially a one shot deal as it used your entire supply of energy cells to fire, but usually that was all you needed. Using the hook I quickly exited the lower portion of the enemy base. Once again I had reached a decision point. The front door was the quickest way to get out of the base but surely such a move would be expected and it would likely be heavily guarded. The sniper deck was equally risky but I figured many of the potential defenders would have moved down the spiral stair hoping to find the cheeky bastard who made off with the flag, so I resolved to take the upper deck exit. Finding it seemingly undefended, I pitched another gas grenade to help cover my escape.
One last update on TF Mega - the game had items called "toasters" - a special grenade like item that, when pitched in water, tended to instantly kill any enemies occuping said water (it worked on line of sight so if you were in the tunnels it wouldn't necessarily kill you if it was pitched into the water near the bridge). The thing cost two secondary greandes to throw - and as luck would have it I had exactly two of those grenades and a full stock of energy cells.
It is at this point in the tale (i'm still on the sniper deck) that things got especially hairy. A good portion of the enemy team was respawning after their latest escapades and the began pouring out of the sniper deck respawn point. Knowing I couldn't make the run across the bridge with my woeful amount of health (and in those days if the flag landed in the open it was basically lost, as moving it more than an inch at at time required your entire team and a lot of luck), I opted for an even more risky maneuver (considering the toasters): I jumped straight into the water. The moment I hit, I immediately loocked up (in those days you couldn't see below the surface from above and vice versa) and just guessed as to where the bridge was. My grappling hook whirred away and a fraction of a second later I was greeted by a reassuring thunk as it hit home. I hoisted myself from the water just as a half dozen (or more) toasters poured into the water, rapidly followed by several members of the opposing team eager to finish the job. Using my last two special grenades, I pitched my own toaster into the water and this last attempt to stop me ws foiled.
The rest of my run to cap the flag was uneventful. Unfortunately I was doomed to never do anything of note again for the rest of the game, because clearly when you become a badass on par with james bond for even a few moments, the universe has to kick you in the shins.
Now, to paint the scene, the ramp room itself was being defended by a pair of sentry guns (which were actually significantly more lethal in those days), a Heavy Weapons Guy, a Demo man and a pair of engineers. One of the many differences about TF Mega was the inclusion of a special dropped item for each class - as a spy, you had an ammo trap that took all the opponents ammo except the round in the gun. Disguised as a demo man, I walked into the room and quickly examined my options. I let my team know that chaos was about to ensue, so obviously they should attack at once as it would probably be their best chance to break through the strongpoint.
My plan literally was simply "cause chaos" - I never intended to actually do any direct good in my action. So, I delivered my ammo trap to the heavy, unnoticed at first it seems as he didn't react to my action. I then threw my four gas grenades (DOT, plus hallucination and in Mega the thrower was immune to it's effects), and at that moment chaos ensued. Unsure as to who was the culprit, the defenders started shooting at one another, and I quickly pitched my frag greandes at the pair of sentries, dispatching both the guns and their baby sitting engineers. As the heavy was trying to escape and I was no longer in danger fron the deadly automated guns, I quickly tranqulized the heavy, then swapped to my shotgun and dispatched the demoman, clearly weakened from the gas. Just as they heavy was about to escape, I finished him off with a quick and brutal shanking session.
At this point I was quite confused as things were going far better than I had hoped. Because my plan didn't make it this far, the only thing I could think to do was try and grab the flag, so after snagging some ammunition from a backpack (including more grenades) I jumped down the elevator shaft (formerly the back ramp leading to the intelligence room in TF2 was a long shaft with a friendly only elevator, meaning only two classes could actually use it as an exit during an attack). I reapplied my demoman disguise and walked into the flag room to find it guarded by a sentry with no engineer seemingly present. The sentry was rapidly taken care of with another pair of grenades and the flag was mine, or so I thought. It turns out that the engineer had simply gone off to acquire more metal, and we met in the outer hallway, but luck was on my side it seems because again my shotgun proved his unodoing.
Back in those days, the spy had another little trick up his sleeve - a grappling hook. It was essentially a one shot deal as it used your entire supply of energy cells to fire, but usually that was all you needed. Using the hook I quickly exited the lower portion of the enemy base. Once again I had reached a decision point. The front door was the quickest way to get out of the base but surely such a move would be expected and it would likely be heavily guarded. The sniper deck was equally risky but I figured many of the potential defenders would have moved down the spiral stair hoping to find the cheeky bastard who made off with the flag, so I resolved to take the upper deck exit. Finding it seemingly undefended, I pitched another gas grenade to help cover my escape.
One last update on TF Mega - the game had items called "toasters" - a special grenade like item that, when pitched in water, tended to instantly kill any enemies occuping said water (it worked on line of sight so if you were in the tunnels it wouldn't necessarily kill you if it was pitched into the water near the bridge). The thing cost two secondary greandes to throw - and as luck would have it I had exactly two of those grenades and a full stock of energy cells.
It is at this point in the tale (i'm still on the sniper deck) that things got especially hairy. A good portion of the enemy team was respawning after their latest escapades and the began pouring out of the sniper deck respawn point. Knowing I couldn't make the run across the bridge with my woeful amount of health (and in those days if the flag landed in the open it was basically lost, as moving it more than an inch at at time required your entire team and a lot of luck), I opted for an even more risky maneuver (considering the toasters): I jumped straight into the water. The moment I hit, I immediately loocked up (in those days you couldn't see below the surface from above and vice versa) and just guessed as to where the bridge was. My grappling hook whirred away and a fraction of a second later I was greeted by a reassuring thunk as it hit home. I hoisted myself from the water just as a half dozen (or more) toasters poured into the water, rapidly followed by several members of the opposing team eager to finish the job. Using my last two special grenades, I pitched my own toaster into the water and this last attempt to stop me ws foiled.
The rest of my run to cap the flag was uneventful. Unfortunately I was doomed to never do anything of note again for the rest of the game, because clearly when you become a badass on par with james bond for even a few moments, the universe has to kick you in the shins.
Going from 12 to first on the las part of final lap on 150cc GC Mario Circuit
On Halo 3, chasing the person who had our flag on avalanche, following him through a teleporter to find that he was waiting for me. I backed up while still in the teleporter and let loose with the needler. he tried to melee me with the flag, but got send back to our base by the tele and then blew up
On Halo 3, chasing the person who had our flag on avalanche, following him through a teleporter to find that he was waiting for me. I backed up while still in the teleporter and let loose with the needler. he tried to melee me with the flag, but got send back to our base by the tele and then blew up
For some reason, this was hilarious:
While playing Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory online on the original XBox, I was playing with some random bloke. We were waiting in the lobby for the match to start, and he decides to put on the robotic voice-mask, and says,
"I am a hungry hungry hippo."
You had to be there.
While playing Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory online on the original XBox, I was playing with some random bloke. We were waiting in the lobby for the match to start, and he decides to put on the robotic voice-mask, and says,
"I am a hungry hungry hippo."
You had to be there.