Wait...I can do that?
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Well mine would have to be World of Warcraft and not knowing that the game could actually be turned off...
In Parasite Eve 2, I got a few hours into the game without having figured out how to unlock Aya's Parasite Powers. Since this meant I couldn't heal myself, I basically got my ass handed to me. A lot.
Also, in WoW, I always thought that you had to sell things to vendors by opening the Buyback window, then dragging the item you wanted to sell into an empty slot. This meant I could only sell a certain number of items every day, since the space was limited. So I would constantly be running around with bags full of vendor trash, until: "Wait, I can just RIGHT CLICK...ugh!" *insert sound of face repeatedly hitting desk*
Also, in WoW, I always thought that you had to sell things to vendors by opening the Buyback window, then dragging the item you wanted to sell into an empty slot. This meant I could only sell a certain number of items every day, since the space was limited. So I would constantly be running around with bags full of vendor trash, until: "Wait, I can just RIGHT CLICK...ugh!" *insert sound of face repeatedly hitting desk*
I played TF2 for almost a year before i figured out that as a Demoman, you can hold down fire button for the stickygrenade launcher to make the grenades shoot longer..
I didn't have a clue what the sphere grid in Final Fantasy X did. I got to the first Travel Agency, thought about how long it too me to get there and realised I'd gone wrong somewhere.Sketchy said:
You can do that? I didn't know and I've played fallout for months. Guess that's my example now as well.sasquatch99 said:
The end boss os Killer Instinct Gold for N64. You had to do some kind of combo to knock him off the ledge, otherwise his health would stay at %1. Wasn't a hard combo, they just didn't tell you it was necessary. That game effectively ruined the franchise however, so screw it!
You didn't know that? You need to experiment more (I'm simply pointing out the irony)TheNumber1Zero said:Seriously? I found that out around 2 or 3 days of gameplay. You people need to experiment more.sasquatch99 said:Press and hold X to holster your weapon.Nicolefranklin said:I still haven't figured out how to put your weapon away without unequipping it either?
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Hey, if TheSpoonyOne has problems with Final Fantasy VIII's junction magic, it's OK for you to have it as well.Sketchy said:
I began to play dark sector one day and I played through it until I came to this one trap door. I observe every corner of it, I shoot it, I throw the glave at it, I even threw a grenade or two at it. Nearly crippled to tears I was just about ready to give up when I furiously shot at it with the assault rifle when it suddenly flew open and Im thinking what the hell?, thats when I noticed that it had a shootable lock on it....... and it was glowing................ I understand that its sort of the developers fault for not making that a bit more evident but it felt so obvious and clear as it was that all I could do was sit their with my mouth hanging in the wind thinking whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?
Pretty much the entire level and skill like ability selection in xenosaga. Quit once a quarter of the way through, restarted, then re-started again about halfway through. Third time was a charm.
Plus, even if you didn't look at the instruction manual, one of the many loading screen tips is how to turn on the flashlight. Do people just zone out during those now?thecaptainof said:
On topic, the biggest example I can think of at the moment is never sitting through the credits in the first Marvel: Ultimate Alliance game. Apparently there was something funny at the end of the credits but I got rid of the game before I ever knew that.
