I know dude... I've watched it like 20 times and still can't stop... best cut-scene ever. Goddamn I can't wait for ME3!!JourneyThroughHell said:
The Single Best Moment of Any Game, Ever
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Pretty much every mission from the Soviet campaign of Call of Duty had a beyond awesome moment.
Other than that, for some reason I fall for every single Bioware 'twist' no matter how easy it should be to see it coming. I fell massively for the Revan reveal twist, as well as the Jade Empire twist.
Stepping out of the prison ship in Seyda Neen for the first time in Morrowind. Back in 2002, the graphics were amaaaaaaaazing.
Other than that, for some reason I fall for every single Bioware 'twist' no matter how easy it should be to see it coming. I fell massively for the Revan reveal twist, as well as the Jade Empire twist.
Stepping out of the prison ship in Seyda Neen for the first time in Morrowind. Back in 2002, the graphics were amaaaaaaaazing.
Argh...so many choices...ah stuff it. Based on the music and the enviroment I'd say the mission whisky hotel in modern warfare 2. The begining part of the mission is breathtaking, a fantastic use of Hans Zimmers music and come on, your assaulting the White House in the middle of a storm. It's the one authentic part of cod as you can't just rush through, you have to dive from crater to crater, and watch as everyone dies around you all the while getting closer to the house. Once you get in, it's business as usual, but that inital part was truely awesome.
Good choice, but I actually didn't play the first one. So, I'll go with beating the Profound Darkness in Phantasy Star 4!Istanbul said:
Getting the AC-130 killstreak for the first time in MW2 multiplayer.
At that moment I felt like I could take on anything, it was that intense.
At that moment I felt like I could take on anything, it was that intense.
I'd say the various Lao-Shan fights in MHFU, when he gets to the final area and the MH theme starts playing.
It was worse after you left that room and were welcomed to the sound of many creepy breathing sounds >.>Alex Berry said:
anyways, I'm gonna go with the start of the last game I completed:
Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his own brow?
No says the man in Washington, it belongs to the poor!
No says the man in the Vatican, it belongs to God!
No says the man in Moscow, it belongs to everyone!
I rejected those answers. Instead I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose Rapture!
(at this point I was like, WOAH!)
A city where the artist would not fear the censor, where the scientist would not be bound by petty morality, where the great would not be constrained by the small.
After that I knew I was going to love that game!
No says the man in Washington, it belongs to the poor!
No says the man in the Vatican, it belongs to God!
No says the man in Moscow, it belongs to everyone!
I rejected those answers. Instead I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose Rapture!
(at this point I was like, WOAH!)
A city where the artist would not fear the censor, where the scientist would not be bound by petty morality, where the great would not be constrained by the small.
After that I knew I was going to love that game!
The ending of shadow of the colosuss, they could have easily done it in a cutscene but the fact that it's interactive just makes it into something amazing.
Immortal run in 25man Naxx, way before Ulduar patch. The run had gone smoothly up to that point. At last 12% Kel decides to MC my enhancement shaman and our retribution paladin and resets agro, heading straight for our squishy mage and all hell broke loose.
I went straight for our healer shaman with murderous intent. One nuke combo and she goes down to 20% before I'm finally cycloned. Ret paladin puts up a Hand of Sacrifice on Kel which in fact could kill him, thankfully our mage spellstealing it immediately. And that mage which is about to go splat? First hit takes him to below half life, second is a dodge and after that he had every friggin' cooldown on him that we had on our raid, giving our tank enough time to re-establish aggro.
The whole sequence left us breathless but yup, we got the kill and the achievment that we had prepared for quite some time.
Personally for me the best moment on any game or part of a game that makes me reach an actual "zone" where it's pure reflex to the extreme... But if I'd have to pick one, it'd be the final bossfight sequence on Zone of the Enders 2 on hardest difficulty.
I went straight for our healer shaman with murderous intent. One nuke combo and she goes down to 20% before I'm finally cycloned. Ret paladin puts up a Hand of Sacrifice on Kel which in fact could kill him, thankfully our mage spellstealing it immediately. And that mage which is about to go splat? First hit takes him to below half life, second is a dodge and after that he had every friggin' cooldown on him that we had on our raid, giving our tank enough time to re-establish aggro.
The whole sequence left us breathless but yup, we got the kill and the achievment that we had prepared for quite some time.
Personally for me the best moment on any game or part of a game that makes me reach an actual "zone" where it's pure reflex to the extreme... But if I'd have to pick one, it'd be the final bossfight sequence on Zone of the Enders 2 on hardest difficulty.
When I finished Mini Ninjas and got my first Platinum Trophy.
It's probably not my best moment, but I was damn well pleased with myself. After that the platinum trophies started pouring in. Got nine as soon as I can be bothered to finish Sly 3 and replay the PoP games.
It's probably not my best moment, but I was damn well pleased with myself. After that the platinum trophies started pouring in. Got nine as soon as I can be bothered to finish Sly 3 and replay the PoP games.
This very moment is burned into MILLIONS upon MILLIONS of gamers throughout age,gender and ethnicity.
This defines a great moment in gaming, when Nintendo ****ed with your victory.
