I have never played Master Quest (mainly because I can't get my hands on a copy) But i've always ALWAYS wanted to.Oliver Pink said:
What has been your Proudest moment in Gaming?
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Well, on TF2 my team were defending the last point on dustbowel. i was the Heavy and i had 2 medics on me (i didn't ask, they just ran to me) i got 107 points in one life... I was so awesomely happy.
Oh right, now I remember.
Me and my friends were messing around in BC2 and we had hopped in a humvee. We were behind by a lot in Rush and we only had about 15 reinforcements left.
So I picked the assault class, and put on an alternate weapon (gives you C4 instead of noob tube). I put about 6 things of explosives on, and hopped in the back of the humvee. We all drove straight into the enemy base and jumped out as soon as we hit the bomb. I blew the explosives and destroyed the bomb site with literally 1 reinforcement left. We went on to win the game.
We were seriously laughing about it for about 15 minutes later. It was the most epic thing I have ever done.
Recently in Mw2, I was playing a riot shield class. It was me vs three of the other team in Search and destroy. They were all in the same area and all I had was a throwing knife and dual deagles. I threw a smoke grenade at the bomb site, threw my throwing knife at the first guy, gunned down the second, picked up his shotgun (thank god) and gunned down the third.
It just looked coreographed. Like a John Woo movie.
Me and my friends were messing around in BC2 and we had hopped in a humvee. We were behind by a lot in Rush and we only had about 15 reinforcements left.
So I picked the assault class, and put on an alternate weapon (gives you C4 instead of noob tube). I put about 6 things of explosives on, and hopped in the back of the humvee. We all drove straight into the enemy base and jumped out as soon as we hit the bomb. I blew the explosives and destroyed the bomb site with literally 1 reinforcement left. We went on to win the game.
We were seriously laughing about it for about 15 minutes later. It was the most epic thing I have ever done.
Recently in Mw2, I was playing a riot shield class. It was me vs three of the other team in Search and destroy. They were all in the same area and all I had was a throwing knife and dual deagles. I threw a smoke grenade at the bomb site, threw my throwing knife at the first guy, gunned down the second, picked up his shotgun (thank god) and gunned down the third.
It just looked coreographed. Like a John Woo movie.
I beat Viewtiful Joe on V-Rated (Hard mode, for those who don't know. Most people think this game is hard on easy mode, or at least the bosses are). I'm not even going to attempt Ultra V-Rated, though <_<
Playing co-op Tales of Symphonia on Maniac and the first boss fight, my friend died and soon also the NPC chars and we checked the boss HP since I had some apple (hp) gels and orange (mana) gels left. We checked his HP with an item and he had half of it left. I thought I could hit him a few times and I got into this insane battle mode countering his every attack and dodging, blocking and parrying all his special attacks and beat him down on my own. This happens rarely for me since I don't play too much but it happened to my friend too at a later boss fight even if he didn't kill the boss but he was damn close.
Beating Ikaruga (so many damn black and white bullets @_@)
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Beating the final collossus on Shadow of the Collossus (epicness all around)
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Beating the final collossus on Shadow of the Collossus (epicness all around)
Completing Killzone 2 on elite difficulty and getting the heroic survivor trophy for it, 10 times harder than MW2 on veteran
I opened the gates of Ahn'Qiraj in WoW. There are only about ~300 people that have and ever will do that in that game of over 11 million players. And yes, I did it legitimately on my warrior.
That may not have been my finest hour, but it certainly would be in my top 5 for sure.
That may not have been my finest hour, but it certainly would be in my top 5 for sure.
Rest assured, there will always be a copy of it floating around somewhere you can snatch up.escapist_wolfand said:
I am not sure it is fair to have only one proudest moment. After all, some moments that I was intensely proud of in the past would be effortless for me to replicate nowadays. Still, a recent moment that made me feel real good was when my best friend and I won our first 2V2 match of StarCraft II.
We went up against the same guys twice in a row. I played as Protoss, my mate played as Terran. Our enemies played as Protoss. In both games, they Photon Cannon rushed us, something we had no real idea how to encounter. They won the first game. In the second game we fought off their initial rushes. I rushed out Photon Cannons faster to defend my base, and my friend simply relocated. We settled into a long siege, with our opponents throwing down Cannons over the map by the dozen, and eventually taking out all my mining capabilities. My friend supported both of our armies with his economy. We eventually took out their initial bases with a combination of Immortals and Marines. But they relocated, and walled themselves off with yet more Cannons. After a fifty two minute siege, we managed to break through their defences and finished off their final base.
This would now doubt have been an effortless match for more experienced players. But for my mate and I, it was an exhilarating triumph against stacked odds.
We went up against the same guys twice in a row. I played as Protoss, my mate played as Terran. Our enemies played as Protoss. In both games, they Photon Cannon rushed us, something we had no real idea how to encounter. They won the first game. In the second game we fought off their initial rushes. I rushed out Photon Cannons faster to defend my base, and my friend simply relocated. We settled into a long siege, with our opponents throwing down Cannons over the map by the dozen, and eventually taking out all my mining capabilities. My friend supported both of our armies with his economy. We eventually took out their initial bases with a combination of Immortals and Marines. But they relocated, and walled themselves off with yet more Cannons. After a fifty two minute siege, we managed to break through their defences and finished off their final base.
This would now doubt have been an effortless match for more experienced players. But for my mate and I, it was an exhilarating triumph against stacked odds.
Probably beating Kaileena the second time in Prince Of Persia:Warrior Within. She's as tough as she is hot.
Sure it is, the platform is the table.Colonel Mustard said:
Similarly one of my proudest moments was in a game of Call of Cthulu. My character enabled the escape of every other character from a cultist-controlled volcano mountain by confronting the enemy leadership and half their goons with an alien (cthulu-alien mind you) warhead and a live grenade. I yapped to them for a bit in typical resigned hero fashion before shoving the grenade in the box with the warhead and blowing up literally half of a volcano.
I was rather pleased with that death, given that it was Cthulu after all.
In terms of video games, I'm not sure. Probably any match where you come back from the brink of defeat with your own brand of sheer-awesomeness and own the other team completely, being the clutch player of the match. I like that feeling of euphoria when it comes down to the line and you end up tipping your team over the edge into 'winning'.