MY GOD i think that is the longest read ive ever seen my scroll bar is stricken with fear. OT: ninja gaiden the whole series EVERY PART when the ai isnt cheating the camera is taking you up the rear.FROGGEman2 said:
Points where it feels like the game itself is cheating?
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On what difficulty were you playing?
Operation Flashpoint 2 for me. I just can't complete the second mission, I just can't. I always either die or the timer runs out. I feel miserable.
The game is great and the co-op is extremely fun. A nice, refreshing change from those run n' gun games. Sometimes, the friendly AI can annoy you (for example, the medic doesn't treat the wounded soldiers until you tell him to do so), so I suggest you to play in coop.delta4062 said:
Not as realistic as ARMA, but still good.
Stalker. I can't see shit at night and the flashlight you get can as well be a candle. So there are these bandits on the middle of the road who must have some kind of radar in their heads. They see me every time! And they dont even have night vision!
Most racing games, especially BurnOut (I noticed) start cheating when you've got a huge lead. Suddenly the AI gets a massive speed boost out of nowhere, and they're on your tail again.
Also CoD4 on Veteran, homing grenades, what the hell?
Also CoD4 on Veteran, homing grenades, what the hell?
Pretty much any fighting game will bring in the cheating AI after level 3. It only gets worse with the final boss, to the point that it's less a game of skill than you trying to get the AI to make a mistake first.
F-Zero GX's story mode cheats pretty blatantly too. It's already hard, but the AI has a supernatural ability to get itself out of trouble and boost right past you when you're about to win.
F-Zero GX's story mode cheats pretty blatantly too. It's already hard, but the AI has a supernatural ability to get itself out of trouble and boost right past you when you're about to win.
far too many, the obvious ones are any fighting game, like tekken, or soulcalibur, able to do any move at any time perfectly
but also shooters. they have infinate ammo, most have no reloads or overheat, and depending on the difficulty, almost homing bullets.
oh and instant perfect grenade calculations, including cook time
but also shooters. they have infinate ammo, most have no reloads or overheat, and depending on the difficulty, almost homing bullets.
oh and instant perfect grenade calculations, including cook time
I always felt cheated when 12 of my guys are shooting at them, and they all decide to shoot my foot that's accidentaly sticking out when i dived for cover, and i was trying to regenerate health... and they're 2 klicks away...Stalk3rchief said:
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Well its vital for burnout, you have to keep the battle up, or else YOU'LL have to slow down, and of of course you wont, so you'll just complain about it l8r... That's why there's speed boosts, to keep the action, but there are other parts that cheat... Those freakishly amazing reaction times to walls...Assassinator said:
Besides the already mentioned Seth from Street Fighter IV, most GTA IV car chases are so strictly scripted that the "OH, COME ON!!!" is ludicrously frustrating.
In those cases, no matter the fastest car you have, your victim will be always ahead of you. But i'd like to note a chase in which, in a motorcycle chase, I shoot more than one thousand bullets to my victim's body and vehicle, and the guy was simply inmortal until the game said so.
In those cases, no matter the fastest car you have, your victim will be always ahead of you. But i'd like to note a chase in which, in a motorcycle chase, I shoot more than one thousand bullets to my victim's body and vehicle, and the guy was simply inmortal until the game said so.
I really, really hate final bosses who have an invincibility pattern, you level grind til numbers lose all meaning so that you can kick the final boss's ass, you get in there and you are really taking the fight to him, then halfway through he becomes invincible for a few minutes, with devastating and impossible to avoid area attacks that can decimate weaker members of your party. The thing that annoys me, is if you have done the level grinding to extremes these invinciblity patterns just seem to be there to flesh out the final fight, iygwim?
First up, what difficulty were you playing? On hard and crushing, it's possible for them to take point-plank shots to the face before dying. This wouldn't be such a problem if the game weren't as pistol-centric as it is; they're mandatory most of the time.delta4062 said:
Second, I'd like to present the generic voodo displays that can be found in the church, as well as a none-too-infrequently inserted Jamaican flag. If you're Jamacian, I apologize for somehow offending you.
Third, why on earth do you sound like such a troll?