Personal badass story from a video game?

[Renegade-pizza]

It was in the original CoD, the WWII one, I had an mp-40 and was gunning down Germans at full speed. My crossairs were fully extended. Out of nowhere, an officer popped up and I knew I was screwed. When, by the grace of God, literally my last bullet scored a headshot, I wasn't even aiming at him. I felt like a god,

 

[CpT_x_Killsteal]

Alan Wake. I think it was a train cart that got thrown at me.

I was ridiculously amazed and slowly said "Holy-" then Alan cut me off and said "Shit"

BEST GAMING MOMENT OF MY ENTIRE FUCKING LIFE.

 

[VeryOddGamer]

I'm going to go with just beating the Suicide Mission in Mass Effect 2 with no casualties.

My gaming experiences incredibly dull and generic? Never.

 

[Sean Hollyman]

Just now on Pokemon Black, I managed to sweep the Dragon gym with Samurott by just spamming Fury Cutter over and over and over and over and over again until I managed to land massive hits with it and they stood no chance!

 

[Dark Prophet]

Beating Resident Evil 4 on pro without any recorded deaths and did I mention I did it with the PC version.
Once in C&C Kane's Wrath I hide my stealthed MCV in the back of my enemies base after our 2v2 mach went belly up for my side and my friend got killed. They looked my units from every corner of the map except behind their own bases, it was hilarious how they raged over it and called me cheater and my lone MCV just stood there. They finally just surrendered.

 

[shrekfan246]

Beating the Elite Four in the original Pokemon Red/Blue with a team whose highest level is 54 is usually my go-to example for these threads.

Hm...

Going back to Dark Souls a few days ago after having been destroyed by Ornstein and Smough repeatedly before, I managed to beat them without dying that day. That made me feel awesome. Of course, then I accidentally stumbled on the Four Kings when I knew I wasn't ready and got crushed into dust...

 

[Parallel Streaks]

Saint's Row 2, managing to do the "breaking into the police station" mission without being shot, it's not particularly difficult to do, but just the way I fluently head-shotted and human-shielded my way through made my version of the Boss seem like a total bad-ass. By the way, this is including the attack helicopter segment after you finish hacking the traffic cameras, duck-and-weaved with an AK-47 until I ran out of ammo, then managed to head-shot the pilot with my .44 Shepherd.

..I'm gonna go play SR2 again.

 

[Surpheal]

In MAG, a short time back, playing the Valor suppression map.

Game was about to start, my spawn switched from one side to the other (spawned town side, went from left to the right), but I decided to switch back. Game starts and literally my entire fucking team is on the right side of the map. Held my ground and killed anyone that tried to flank around using my side of the map. Game ends with me having around 17 kills to 6 deaths using an SMG.

 

[Adam Locking]

Threw a banana bomb in Worms, blew up two enemies, launched one of them into another Worm at one side of the map and then sent a landmine flying down a chasm, bouncing off the walls and a random girder till it reached a little dugout the last enemy was hiding in. Everyone dead, one shot.

 

[Squilookle]

I literally just posted my most epic Battlefield chain-of-events story in another thread- I probably better not post it in two places at once so check it out here.

A bit lengthy, but I guarantee it's well worth the read.

 

[DugMachine]

Posted this before but i'll do it again.

In World of Warcraft, my buddy and I were roaming around Eastern Plaguelands just doing some world PvP when we got word of an incoming alliance raid. We suspected as much because we kept seeing a few allies running along the path for no particular reason one by one (you know the people that went ahead of the raid group).

So we start following the path to intercept the raid group and come to this point in the road with 2 mountains on each side and a narrow path. Visualize 300 type scenario. We know the raid will pass through here so there we wait. Just me a Blood elf ret paladin and my friend a rogue (who is still the best rogue I've ever known in that game by far).

The raid starts coming through and my friend being ridiculous at this class is taking people out left and right, I'm helping with stun locking, healing and just being OP since my class was particularly OP at the time. Whole battle lasts for maybe 15 minutes but we killed almost the entire raid just us two.

tldr: Buddy and I took out a 40+ alliance raid on our own. Most epic moment in gaming for me by far.

 

[Phlakes]

So many in Bad Company 2. When you're on a good attacking team in Rush, any life where something eventful happens is probably going to be badass. Especially when you get through all the objectives without dying.

Also, more specifically, hip firing an RPG into a chopper and having it do a rolling crash right in front of you and stop at your feet.

 

[Lt._nefarious]

I was playing Killing floor, on hard, it was round 7 and all I had was my duel starting pistols. The game went into slow-mo as I equipped them (Looked awesome) and I slowly started walking towards a large group of enemies, firing with each step, killing around 3 stalkers, 2 gorefasts and a few clots with headshots. My last bullet caused another instance of zed time (or whatever)... I was the highest scoring player that match.

Alternatively if that isn't actually impressive I killed a Patriarch my very first game without it regenerating health and the rest of my team dead...

 

[shrekfan246]

Beating the Elite Four in the original Pokemon Red/Blue with a team whose highest level is 54 is usually my go-to example for these threads.

Hm...

I did that just the other day!

Spoiler

*brofist*

I know Zapdos and Blastoise are level 55 but the photo was taken post elite 4. The rest are still LVL50 though so it balances.

(it's really hard to photo a gameboy!)

Duke Nukem? Best.. Blastoise... EVER!

Yeah, let me boot up my Red real quick... my current team pre-Elite Four in a new game I started a few years back is
Pidgeot - Level 47
Dugtrio - Level 47
Gyarados - Level 47
Nidoking - Level 48
Kadabra - Level 48
Charizard - Level 49

I doubt I could beat them with that set-up and those levels, though.

 

[zelda2fanboy]

Whenever I need to explain to someone why I like Fallout 3 so much: So I was playing the main quest when I got to a section where I had to free two kids from slavery. I could either pay 500 caps, which I didn't have, or I could enslave more people myself and trade them. I was getting a little tired of fetch quests and stuff, so I checked my ammo, which I had plenty. I preceded to take out my shotgun and kill everybody, thus freeing the kids.

 

[Dragoon]

Hmm for me it was probably when I killed the whole of the Legion in the Fort in Fallout New Vegas. Felt so badass as I slaughtered them all and gave Caesar a nice .50MG bullet to the head

 

[CommanderL]

Mount and blade warband I had just proclaimed myself king and gave up my land so I had just taken a castle when An army of about 600 rolled in attack me I only had 60 troops at the time 50 crossbow men and about 10 foot guys I won the battle only losing my foot guys in the process

 

[I_Sinanju _I]

Sssssssssssslice

I always found it was easier to win when your out numbered; There's more of 'em and less of you, their the bigger target.

OT: Similarly, I was playing Halo: Reach and I had been a good streak while I was listening to "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees. I finished the streak when someone traded out their flaming falcon for a new one, which I then piloted the damaged one, flew right at a group of three, got EMP'ed, jumped out, the crash and subsequent explosion killed them and I was gunned down at the burning wreckage.