What game were/are you best at??

[Clirck]

Oblivion. 2500+ hours.

Without 2500+ hours tho. ,(

PLAY MOAR

I also have 18000+ manual saves.

Fallout 3 was so shitty in comparison to Oblivion that I had to force myself to play it, knowing that the rest of the world expected me, the ultimate Oblivion fan to like it. Which I did not, as it was merely a game that held my interest for a mere 50 hours.

You need to memorize the exact layout of every town in Oblivion, down to the locations of books on the bookshelves. You need to know how to pick the hardest locks without breaking a lockpick even with a minimum lockpicking skill. Side note: Fuck the Skeleton Key after you get good enough at it.

You also should know that I'm deathly afraid of undead dungeon in Oblivion due to the fleshy walking sounds of the zombies.

Aww damn I always played as a archer thats why I always sucked at the end.


I made myself play Fallout for a while too and same reaction.
NEED TO PLAY MORE OBLIVION BECAUSE BIGGEST FAN OF OBLIVION TOLD ME !!! OMG .D

Yep. Also, remember that archers suck since leveled arrows are not plentiful and half of your damage comes from the arrow. They work fine at low levels though, but nothing screams power like a mage. Dear god, my spells rocked...I need to make a new mage, mine's already level 25...

Damn I always played as archer.

Well, they work fine, but just don't have as much potential as the other types of combat...a 6x stealth bonus usually defeats a mere 3x, unless combined with a really good poison, but you could have just used the poison on the melee weapon instead. Mages don't get stealth bonuses, but instead get the power to decimate foes completely. Oblivion's skill leveling system allows you to get good at anything, with the only real problem being your magicka cap unless you are a Breton or High Elf.

Everything you say is pure gold to me.
I may look strange but I just don't like mages, always into stealth and stuff.
Liked Hitman games too much when I was younger

 

[Ophiuchus]

Oblivion. 2500+ hours.

Without 2500+ hours tho. ,(

PLAY MOAR

I also have 18000+ manual saves.

Fallout 3 was so shitty in comparison to Oblivion that I had to force myself to play it, knowing that the rest of the world expected me, the ultimate Oblivion fan to like it. Which I did not, as it was merely a game that held my interest for a mere 50 hours.

You need to memorize the exact layout of every town in Oblivion, down to the locations of books on the bookshelves. You need to know how to pick the hardest locks without breaking a lockpick even with a minimum lockpicking skill. Side note: Fuck the Skeleton Key after you get good enough at it.

You also should know that I'm deathly afraid of undead dungeon in Oblivion due to the fleshy walking sounds of the zombies.

Wow, okay, that's bloody impressive right there.

I love Oblivion but that level of knowledge is way beyond me. Maybe if I'd put such a mind-boggling amount of time into it, alas I'm a few hundred hours in with my original character on the 360 version and have played myself into a bit of a corner when it comes to the Mages Guild questline - the temptation now is to start from scratch as a mage. Things are slightly more open on the PC version but I've not had the chance to put much time in yet.

Kudos.

 

[nohorsetown]

I usedta "school" my friends at Rival Schools, years ago. I've only been beaten once at Advance Wars. Of course, I pretty much only play with my friends - I doubt I could keep up with the best of the best at any game, except maybe The Game Of Love (har har, guffaw).

 

[Syphonz]

I'm probably best at NHL 09. I have a 47 game win streak atm. Total record online is 173-6-11, its been awhile since I've played though because Resistance 2 is taking up my time.

 

[Weaver]

I'd say Super Smash Bros on the N64. Back in the day I was probably the best player in my school, not that that really means anything.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Oblivion. 2500+ hours.

Without 2500+ hours tho. ,(

PLAY MOAR

I also have 18000+ manual saves.

Fallout 3 was so shitty in comparison to Oblivion that I had to force myself to play it, knowing that the rest of the world expected me, the ultimate Oblivion fan to like it. Which I did not, as it was merely a game that held my interest for a mere 50 hours.

You need to memorize the exact layout of every town in Oblivion, down to the locations of books on the bookshelves. You need to know how to pick the hardest locks without breaking a lockpick even with a minimum lockpicking skill. Side note: Fuck the Skeleton Key after you get good enough at it.

You also should know that I'm deathly afraid of undead dungeon in Oblivion due to the fleshy walking sounds of the zombies.

Wow, okay, that's bloody impressive right there.

I love Oblivion but that level of knowledge is way beyond me. Maybe if I'd put such a mind-boggling amount of time into it, alas I'm a few hundred hours in with my original character on the 360 version and have played myself into a bit of a corner when it comes to the Mages Guild questline - the temptation now is to start from scratch as a mage. Things are slightly more open on the PC version but I've not had the chance to put much time in yet.

Kudos.

This is merely the 360 version. If I had access to mods, well...I would be dead of starvation by now.

Mages are good, as long as you level them properly. Screw up leveling, and they'll be underpowered when the stronger enemies appear. Focus on your Destruction skill at first, with the rest being secondary. Also, do not take Alchemy as a major skill, since it levels up waaaaaaaaaaaay too fast and will make you go up a ton of levels before you know it, making you really underpowered. Also, Shield effects only work up to 85, since you cannot get an armor rating of more than 85. 100% shield does not make you immune to damage, as I found out the hard way...PAIN!!!

Magic works great on any character as long as you have a decent Magicka total. It supplements any combat style very well. Even the most diehard warrior needs to heal on occasion, so why use those potions when you can sell them for money instead?

 

[Shrubery]

i used to be awesome at SSBM *flex*
(maybe i still am)

 

[herpderderpdrerp]

CSS, I was never the best, but definately easily competitive level, used to scrim quite a bit, and usually come in the top 2-3 of both teams...man I do love the scout.....

TF2, I'm a pretty good soldier, heavy, medic, demo/spy in that order...

Halo 2, i could win 4v1's with friends...then again my friends may have just sucked...

 

[Ophiuchus]

(post train cut)

This is merely the 360 version. If I had access to mods, well...I would be dead of starvation by now.

Mages are good, as long as you level them properly. Screw up leveling, and they'll be underpowered when the stronger enemies appear. Focus on your Destruction skill at first, with the rest being secondary. Also, do not take Alchemy as a major skill, since it levels up waaaaaaaaaaaay too fast and will make you go up a ton of levels before you know it, making you really underpowered. Also, Shield effects only work up to 85, since you cannot get an armor rating of more than 85. 100% shield does not make you immune to damage, as I found out the hard way...PAIN!!!

Magic works great on any character as long as you have a decent Magicka total. It supplements any combat style very well. Even the most diehard warrior needs to heal on occasion, so why use those potions when you can sell them for money instead?

Heh, yeah, that's pretty much how it goes with mods, hence why I've only got as far as taking Martin to Cloud Ruler Temple on my 'serious' character - I have another character that's all about the mods. Just as well I had it on the 360 for a good year before getting the PC version, otherwise I'd never have got anywhere.

Thankye for the advice though, that'll doubtless come in handy since my experience of playing as a mage is absolutely zero. My intention was to be a sort of all-rounder (in fact, that's what I called the custom class I created) but ended up as a pure sword-waving tank. Probably should've realised that would happen when I chose to be a Redguard, but hey.

 

[megapenguinx]

Marvel Vs Capcom 2.
I was GOD! Makes me wish I had never sold it

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

(post train cut)

This is merely the 360 version. If I had access to mods, well...I would be dead of starvation by now.

Mages are good, as long as you level them properly. Screw up leveling, and they'll be underpowered when the stronger enemies appear. Focus on your Destruction skill at first, with the rest being secondary. Also, do not take Alchemy as a major skill, since it levels up waaaaaaaaaaaay too fast and will make you go up a ton of levels before you know it, making you really underpowered. Also, Shield effects only work up to 85, since you cannot get an armor rating of more than 85. 100% shield does not make you immune to damage, as I found out the hard way...PAIN!!!

Magic works great on any character as long as you have a decent Magicka total. It supplements any combat style very well. Even the most diehard warrior needs to heal on occasion, so why use those potions when you can sell them for money instead?

Heh, yeah, that's pretty much how it goes with mods, hence why I've only got as far as taking Martin to Cloud Ruler Temple on my 'serious' character - I have another character that's all about the mods. Just as well I had it on the 360 for a good year before getting the PC version, otherwise I'd never have got anywhere.

Thankye for the advice though, that'll doubtless come in handy since my experience of playing as a mage is absolutely zero. My intention was to be a sort of all-rounder (in fact, that's what I called the custom class I created) but ended up as a pure sword-waving tank. Probably should've realised that would happen when I chose to be a Redguard, but hey.

Just know that levels aren't everything and that Destruction determines how good you kill stuff with magic, and you'll do fine. And always go High Elf for an all offense mage. With "The Mage" as your birthsign. I'd get it for PC if my PC wasn't absolute shit.

 

[JokerGrin]

The House of the Dead in the arcade, if that counts. My mates that saw me blast through it on just one credit will tell you about that!

At home....Sonic 2 maybe?

 

[Marc at War]

I have been doing great on CoD4 lately, and if my laptop wasn't busted, I still be kicking ass in CoV, I was a rad/kin, and i could kick a stone brutes ass up and down RV.Christ, i would log on and get ten to twenty tells asking to go to LRSF or LTF, it was crazy.

 

[Ranooth]

Im pretty insane as a Heavy on TF2, so much so that i was accused of aimbotting because i kept slaughtering the admins

 

[irishstormtrooper]

Battlefield: Bad Company.

 

[SharPhoe]

Getting a perfect on Seth in SF4 makes me feel awesome.

I commend you, good sir.
My younger brothers have managed that before too, as well as my older brother (who hasn't touched a fighting game in YEARS, mind you), but any time that I try, Seth's AI seems to just ramp up and give me a run for my money, even when it's on the easiest difficulty. Needless to say, it annoys me.

Anyway, I consider myself to be really good at fighters like the Vs. series and Guilty Gear. I'd put Arcana Heart on the list too, but... Mildred... *twitch*

 

[MiracleOfSound]

I'm not super good at any games

I thought I was good at Gears because I finished them both on insane (solo) but then I went online and realised that in fact I rather suck compared to the other players.

COD4 online I usually finish in the bottom 4 in the match.

Though I did finish A Link to the Past when I was 12, I was very proud of that.

 

[Hexadecimal16]

Battlefield: Bad Company.

Beat me to it. I'm unstoppable in that game. I take no prisoners.

I'm getting good at CoD 4 too. Not as amazing as some people online who have a 5345345.01 k/d ratio, but I'm pretty formidable.

Funny how games have a way of making you feel like hot shit without requiring you to actually...do anything.