Nice, you reminded me that I really dominate at the linear 1 on 1 fighting game Naruto Ultimate Ninja 3 & 4. Funny thing though, I can never nail the fighting mechanics to perfection for any of the others (Eg: Tekken, Street Fighter etc. Theres always a better player...)moretimethansense said:
The Game you absolutely dominate at
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Super Smash Bros. Melee (original and Brawl as well).
I never really visit friends' houses, however when a bunch of my friends were planning a little Smash Bros. Melee tournament I couldn't resist. Let's just say I smoked everyone. In one match I even defeated my opponent without letting him land a single hit.
EDIT: I'd say I'm good, or least competent, in most games I've played.
I never really visit friends' houses, however when a bunch of my friends were planning a little Smash Bros. Melee tournament I couldn't resist. Let's just say I smoked everyone. In one match I even defeated my opponent without letting him land a single hit.
EDIT: I'd say I'm good, or least competent, in most games I've played.
Oddly enough I'm avarage at best on most any fighting game you care to mention But I'm pretty decent on Anime themed ones, And Psychic forceAllLagNoFrag said:
Pokemon is more of a time investment thing once again. How do you define pro at pokemon? having lv 100 of all the pokemons (grind training)? Or completing the pokedex (Exploration, time usage)? To me, the most measure of skill with pokemon is probably vsing somebody else and with that, it also comes down to how you trained your pokemon and luck (when you get a critical hit/miss). But then again, this is just my opinion that pokemon is more of a time investment game (really fun game though, dont get me wrong).Urgh76 said:
Playing Engineer on on Bad Company 2. Especially on squad deathmatch. Of course, this could just be because I love my Carl Gustav launcher. Just point and shoot.
Wow, same, I actually played the Naruto fighting game before even knowing about naruto etc (so the game introduced me to the manga and anime!) Also, I do prefer fighting games after animes because to me, it gives a better feel of the type of character you are using and so on.moretimethansense said:
Any of the Fire Emblem games. It's not really a multiplayer game (yet), but I'll happily do the campaign on the hardest difficulty without retrying a level or spamming particular characters, which isn't easy.
Also, Mario Party, or any other kind of game that requires some kind of luck, is almost an automatic win.
Also, Mario Party, or any other kind of game that requires some kind of luck, is almost an automatic win.
Mega Man X. I'm always surprised when I hear people say they think it's hard. I find that weird, because I'm not even very good at most video games that people think are hard. I still haven't ever managed to beat the first Castlevania game, for instance. Stupid Death. The Mega Man games have always just been easy for me, though. And I've played Mega Man X a lot. Also Mega Man 4. I'm pretty good at that one as well.
Mega Man X is the only game I've ever watched a speedrun of and thought "Hey, I could do that with a little practice!"
Mega Man X is the only game I've ever watched a speedrun of and thought "Hey, I could do that with a little practice!"
When I'm at my best, Team Fortress. Nothing quite like dominating 7+ people at once.
Also, the first 7 Mario Party games. My 3 closest friends (at the time) used to play it all the time without me with mixed results. Then I started coming over and I kinda took all the fun out with my complete domination.
Also, the first 7 Mario Party games. My 3 closest friends (at the time) used to play it all the time without me with mixed results. Then I started coming over and I kinda took all the fun out with my complete domination.
