What is the Hardest thing youve done in a game?
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Taking down an adult White Dragon at level 8 in NWN, beating Deus Ex on realistic mode, completing the pit of 100 trials in super paper mario, beating portal
relude without cheats.
relude without cheats.
The Battle of Issus on Very Hard difficulty.
Now I know why they call him Alexander the Great.
OR
Beating Kangaax in Baldur's Gate II
Now I know why they call him Alexander the Great.
OR
Beating Kangaax in Baldur's Gate II
Completing Hitman:Blood Money on Pro without having any witnesses or covers blown
Completing Ocarina of Time in 7 hours with a mate
Beating Sin Episodes:Emergence with all the sliders up; damn that's a hard game
Basically, most games on bNet in Starcraft
Completing Ocarina of Time in 7 hours with a mate
Beating Sin Episodes:Emergence with all the sliders up; damn that's a hard game
Basically, most games on bNet in Starcraft
It's difficult for me to say with video games. The single most frustrating experience that I eventually overcame was given to me courtesy of Ghost Recon (the original). The game shipped with about 50 different challenges to complete. One of them had you attempting to complete the last level of the game (Red Squre, a fairly close quarters map for the game), on Recon (a mode that required you visit a number of spots on the map in order to complete it, killing people was purely optional) on elite (meaning there were 50 defenders), using the M40 (a bolt action sniper rifle with 75 rounds) and grenades (which were damn near useless).
Anything but a clean headshot rarely resulted in a kill, every shot required the same length of reload as fully reloading the weapon, the route forced you to fight everyone in the map and you were almost always facing rushes of 4 or more people, without a lot of range to work with (perhaps a city block at best). To make matters worse, at the time I was playing the game on a 7 inch LCD screen (I was deployed at the time and the screen was small enough to actually bring with me). Anything other than near perfection would result in either your death or running out of ammunition before completing the map.
Anything but a clean headshot rarely resulted in a kill, every shot required the same length of reload as fully reloading the weapon, the route forced you to fight everyone in the map and you were almost always facing rushes of 4 or more people, without a lot of range to work with (perhaps a city block at best). To make matters worse, at the time I was playing the game on a 7 inch LCD screen (I was deployed at the time and the screen was small enough to actually bring with me). Anything other than near perfection would result in either your death or running out of ammunition before completing the map.
Achievement: Skyjacker in Halo 3.
Map: Valhalla.
Situation: At home base, enemy Banshee approaching, step into Mancannon... weeeee! Oh, look I happen by chance to be flying past the wing. Hold button to board in mid-air... unexpected success... so stunned by what I have just done that I crash into the waterfall. Death ensues.
Map: Valhalla.
Situation: At home base, enemy Banshee approaching, step into Mancannon... weeeee! Oh, look I happen by chance to be flying past the wing. Hold button to board in mid-air... unexpected success... so stunned by what I have just done that I crash into the waterfall. Death ensues.
either halo 3 all on legendary single player or rock band beating wont get fooled again on expert drums and guitar(different times obviously)
I feel your pain, I hate it when any one gets angry at a game, im like, why the hell bother...soren7550 said:
Killing the whole counter-terrorist team (12 people) in Counterstrike Source on my own. In a matter of seconds my whole team was massacred and I was the only one left (probably because I always linger around in the back). Was so epic, the first thing I thought of afterwards was the manhunt in the forest from Rambo: First Blood. I kept moving around, sneaky knifed some of em, sniped some of em, and went LEEEEROOOOOY against some of em untill they all were dead. It was truly epic, after the match all I did was shiver with an :O face thinking "How the HELL did I do that?!" Funny thing is that everyone betted against me, so everyone lost all there money unable to buy proper weapons A mix of pure awe and slight anger, I immidiatly stopped playing, you gotta stop at your highest point right
A mix of pure awe and slight anger, I immidiatly stopped playing, you gotta stop at your highest point right 
Beating Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts at level 48 without Ultima Weapon.
That match was ridiculously hard
That match was ridiculously hard
I would probably go with LittleBig Planet's 'Wasteland' section, i Don't think i've ever played something so fustrating and ive endured every PC CoD game on the highest difficulty.
Infamous isn't too bad, but you will definitely learn to fear those road patrols... so much lost progress due to the fact that they can often kill you faster than you can hide somewhere. Stealth is basically the only option.Monkfish Acc. said:
One of the hardest things I've done recently is completing the Flopside Pit of 100 Trials from Super Paper Mario. The first one is pretty tough, but unless you level grind like crazy the second one requires a minimum investment of at least an hour, and there is a very good chance you will only make it to floor 80 or so. I died twice on the final boss before completing it, and it took me a good six or seven tries... not the hardest thing ever, but incredibly frustrating due to the repetitive nature of the task.
Mass Effect is also ridiculously hard in some places if you play on the Insanity difficulty, especially with certain character classes/party types. There are some enemies in particular, like Krogan, that not only have massive amounts of health, but also are able to become invincible for several seconds, regain all their hit points upon death every 60 seconds or so (meaning you have to kill them a minimum of two times), and can kill you with one or two melee strikes and have a nasty habit of charging you. There's two parts especially, the first on Therum and the second on Vermire, where due to either their numbers or environmental conditions, I had to fight them a good 20 times over just to win... oh, and don't forget the unskippable cutscenes that happen before those fights. Thanks, BioWare.