^^^ThisFlshrImp said:
When the insanity meter gets to unhealthy levels the game starts blatantly manipulating the player. I once walked into a room I thought I had already cleared only to be assaulted by some monster and receive a "please reconnect controller" message at the same time. This monster tore my apart as I frantically tried fixing my controller, then the screen flashed and I was once again intact and in an empty room.
Another scary moment was in asthetics (not part of story). When you walk in, there is a chair with nothing in it. Then, smoke comes down and obscures your view. When it is gone, there is a body in the chair! Then, when you pick up a tonic while looking at a wall in the same room, the smoke comes again. When it is gone, there is a tall shadow right next to yours...ZeroDotZero said:
Aahhh, I remember those moments. It's a shame that the game doesn't have enough of them. Bioshock 2 only has like, one of those moments in total.goldfalsebond said:
I loved the bit where you first met them, scared the living hell out of me but it was great... i remember hearing it and it dissapering round corners with dead ends... then looking at the mask and turning round...Gundam031415 said:For me, it was Bioshock, when you face the Houndini Splicers. Creepy.
I swear I almost shat myself in that Piggsy level. I was like a scared little girl.SnootyEnglishman said:
Ah, the Dahaka... indeed a terrifying foe.Lullabye said:
No, because getting all the health upgrades was infuriating without a guide, and by that stage I stopped caring. I had one left, and i'd have to start again because I missed it. Grr...MiracleOfSound said:
