I feel invincible all the time when I play CoD: uo
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2 moments come to mind.
Earning a Perfection medal in Halo 3 was cool, but quickly earned me the ire and hate of the players once the second round started.
And if you've read my posts before, you won't be surprised to read the following: beating Wanted: Weapons of Fate on all three difficulties in one weekend and earning all but seven of its achievements. Like I've said before, I'm the only person I know who even has that game's save data, much less Achievements, and it makes me warm and fuzzy on the inside. Mock if you wish, it's your right.
Earning a Perfection medal in Halo 3 was cool, but quickly earned me the ire and hate of the players once the second round started.
And if you've read my posts before, you won't be surprised to read the following: beating Wanted: Weapons of Fate on all three difficulties in one weekend and earning all but seven of its achievements. Like I've said before, I'm the only person I know who even has that game's save data, much less Achievements, and it makes me warm and fuzzy on the inside. Mock if you wish, it's your right.
It felt pretty good when I got the Batman: Arkham Asylum "Party Pooper" achievement on Normal difficulty.
How to obtain the "Party Pooper" achievement:
How to obtain the "Party Pooper" achievement:
In order to get said achievement, you need to defeat all twenty thugs at Joker's "party."
now, whilst there's probably a better moment i just cant think of right now, I'm gonna say this morning when I got an 18 kill streak on TF2, playing as scout on 2fort, I had quite a few tense moment in which I would run across the tin roof thing to the other side, get a few kills, then escape back to my own side with only a tiny bit of health left.
There was this one time when rocket race was still a regular playlist in halo 3.
My friend and I were going neck and neck with this other pair in sandtrap. Finally, we both had 9 points and were racing towards the last point, they were ahead of us by quite a ways. I told my friend to aim for the ground and to shoot when I said so. As we crested a dune, I hit the
E-brake and turned hard. I said "NOW!" and he shot just as we started to roll and we flew over their heads and right into the point just before they got to it.
It was our greatest moment. We later perfected the rocket launch technique, but then it disappeared from the lists =(
My friend and I were going neck and neck with this other pair in sandtrap. Finally, we both had 9 points and were racing towards the last point, they were ahead of us by quite a ways. I told my friend to aim for the ground and to shoot when I said so. As we crested a dune, I hit the
E-brake and turned hard. I said "NOW!" and he shot just as we started to roll and we flew over their heads and right into the point just before they got to it.
It was our greatest moment. We later perfected the rocket launch technique, but then it disappeared from the lists =(
Sure, if it made you feel good.AWC Viper said:
I remember on level 13 or so, I was playing 4-player co-op lan with 3 friends (who all sucked) and they all went down and I was left with about 50 or more zombies, whipped out my browning or whatever, aimed at head level, and blew em back to hell. It was like HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT!!!! It felt pretty sweet.
My friends were like "Wow, what just happenned?'
In COD 4, when my k/d was 132/28, top in my team, and the opponent's best player had a k/d of 13/68.
One time me and three friends were playing Halo 3 on local. I, being a showoff, decided to use only a single magnum and grenades.
First, I killed the screenwatcher with the sniper rifle with some lucky plasmas.
Then, I too my friend who had a sword and hammer with the pistol and a finishing headshot.
Then, my other friend shot at me with the laser, grazed me and too my shields down, he then switched to his rockets and fired twice. I dodged by jumping off of the ramp I was on. Then he charged and re-loaded, as I took his overshields down with the pistol and had him sheildless and in the open, but he finished reloading and threw out a regenerator. So I jumped around him like a ninja and melee'd his face a few times while avoiding his fists, grenades and rockets. Then, when the regenerator died and he shot the ground and killed us both.
I know I didn't live, but it was still epic.
First, I killed the screenwatcher with the sniper rifle with some lucky plasmas.
Then, I too my friend who had a sword and hammer with the pistol and a finishing headshot.
Then, my other friend shot at me with the laser, grazed me and too my shields down, he then switched to his rockets and fired twice. I dodged by jumping off of the ramp I was on. Then he charged and re-loaded, as I took his overshields down with the pistol and had him sheildless and in the open, but he finished reloading and threw out a regenerator. So I jumped around him like a ninja and melee'd his face a few times while avoiding his fists, grenades and rockets. Then, when the regenerator died and he shot the ground and killed us both.
I know I didn't live, but it was still epic.
Back in the day when I was "teh pwnage" at Halo 3 I would regularly teach a lesson to pro's and nubz alike why they "r suxxor".
I think I got 60+ kills in a row on Timesplitters: Future Perfect once. That was pretty awesome. Also, I completely own just about everyone at Guitar Hero in most forms.
In a lan deathmatch in the game Quake 3 with sum school chums and myself...at school I logged on proudly sporting my catchy new name tehubercheese as a bit of a laugh to counter how much I had pretty much sucked at the extremely linear, rocket spam corridor filled maps of which we had played before. But this round was different, this time the hosts had decided to have a more strategic and fun, less spam and respawn waiting match by hosting it on a more open arena...AND I KICKED SOME ASS! Seriously, I just flowed in the groove, gingerly changing weapons to suit the situation, carefully strafing and gaily gun-running (Yes, I didn't camp, or overkill or use the hax (For fear that an especially angry Dr Breen would throw a late 90s monitor at my head), I went into it with the mindset of playing a fair game to the best of my ability) and by the end of the round, not only were all the people from the match calling for the hanging of that infamous "tehubercheese" but I had like triple the score of the guy ranked below me. Also there was this one time in a game of tf2 on Dustbowl, y'know that map where a control point is really close to the enemy spawn-point, you just have to go run forward past a little white building where engineers always put turrets. I was playing the defensive team BLU as a pyro, I was rushing into battle when I just had a wierd feeling, so I ran up onto the first control point, fired up mah flamethrower and let fly to kill five near invisible spys! And got an achievement for it.
Hi guys long time reader first time poster. saw this thread and just had to share my story.
Back when Gears of War was the gaem to play a me and 3 of my friends would play for like 6 straight hours everynight. it was ridiculus. finally we got to the point where we could play any other group of 4 people and win all the rounds in a match. so to challenge ourseleves we decided that we would lose the first 6 rounds ( we liked the first to 7 game type) then we would have to fight back and win; and about 80% of the time we would. we just felt so unstoppable. that summer. we had tried to do it for gears2 but you all know how that multiplayer disaster turned out. we tried horde for awhile but it just wasnt the same. and none of us has really played since. well just thought i would share that with you.
hope to be part of some cool discussions in the future.
Back when Gears of War was the gaem to play a me and 3 of my friends would play for like 6 straight hours everynight. it was ridiculus. finally we got to the point where we could play any other group of 4 people and win all the rounds in a match. so to challenge ourseleves we decided that we would lose the first 6 rounds ( we liked the first to 7 game type) then we would have to fight back and win; and about 80% of the time we would. we just felt so unstoppable. that summer. we had tried to do it for gears2 but you all know how that multiplayer disaster turned out. we tried horde for awhile but it just wasnt the same. and none of us has really played since. well just thought i would share that with you.
hope to be part of some cool discussions in the future.
One time I blew up a crowd of about 10 people in Unreal 2004 with a Redeemer. They were all shooting each other and I just blasted them all. Needless to say lots of people were looking for my head for the rest of the Death Match. But man did it kick ass.
On rare occasions, the stars will align and suddenly the very average TF2 player that I am will be transformed into a badass face breaking killing machine. The times where I kill the whole enemy team and single handily push the bomb cart 9/10 of the way acrostic the map may be rare and far between but being the best if just for one game is worth it.
Once, when playing that Halo onlinw gravity hammer game at a friend's house, I got 8 kills in a row. I felt invincible, mainly because I really can't play Halo for crap and to get 2 kills in a row, let alone 8, was freaking amazing.
Oh, and this probably doesn't count because it's not a multiplayer game, but in all Kingdom Hearts games I would get to the point where beating the final boss was not challenging in the least, and that would feel awesome. Can't touch me, Ansem. Now eat my Keyblade.
Oh, and this probably doesn't count because it's not a multiplayer game, but in all Kingdom Hearts games I would get to the point where beating the final boss was not challenging in the least, and that would feel awesome. Can't touch me, Ansem. Now eat my Keyblade.