What is your most memorable gaming moment?

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alex2212

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I was just thinking about a time in Red Dead Redemption when my friend and I were in a 2 man posse. I was driving a wagon and he was shooting a rifle at a gang of 5 or 6 guys all chasing us for a bounty. It was absolutely awesome. Got me thinking about those great moments when you just totally lose yourself in a game and think "this is actually genius". Your thoughts?
 

Oliman43

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Definitely the time I was playing Fallout 3 and was going through the Dunwich Building.
I had cleared a hallway of ghouls and found one carrying RadAway, this made me laugh so hard I didn't notice the Reaver sneaking up behind me.

Woops...
 

ChupathingyX

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Either playing Crash Bandicoot for the first time or playing Dynasty Warriors 4 for the first time.

Both of them had a massive impact on my gaming life, also Tony Hawk Underground 2 had a big impact on my musical life.
 

Sleepy Sol

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Finishing Golden Sun: The Lost Age. Probably the first RPG I ever beat (besides Pokemon, but that didn't hold the same feeling). I must have been 9 or 10; I remember being proud of myself.
 

The Apothecarry

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Hmm...

That would have to be when I got a random throwing knife kill on Modern Warfare 2. I didn't get to see who I hit, so I sat on the couch laughing for the rest of the match about how angry someone somewhere was.

Oliman43 said:
Definitely the time I was playing Fallout 3 and was going through the Dunwich Building.
I had cleared a hallway of ghouls and found one carrying RadAway, this made me laugh so hard I didn't notice the Reaver sneaking up behind me.

Woops...
EPIC IRONY. The only I laughed at something like that was in Oblivion, where I pulled 5 gold off of a dead Mudcrab. Or when I pulled a Hunting Rifle out of a dead man's eye in Fallout 3.
 

Wuggy

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This isn't going to make a whole lot of sense to a whole lot of people but:

In WoW, our first kill of Patchwerk. Everyone else but me were dead, Patchwerk is down to 0,01% health. In panic I pressed the attack button and the melee hit of the lone shaman healer ends up killing the son of a *****! A 10 minutes of laughter ensued in our ventrilo channel.
 

IBlackKiteI

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Ah man theres so many.

The other day on Halo Reach I was walking along a cliff on one of the Forgeworld custom maps in matchmaking, when I heard what sounded like an engine coming from inside a cave to the side. I went in there and found a red team (bad guy) guy sitting on a mongoose facing the cliff entrance. Wondering what the hell he was doing there I just stared at him for a while, before he yelled "SPARTA!!!!" through his headset, gunned the mongoose and knocked me off a cliff.
He continued chasing me around for a while quoting 300 or something until he pulled a 'Team Rocket is blasting off agaaaain' after being hit by a random rocket fired by my teammate. I was standing there laughing my ass off, until a Ghost came by and sent me flying into a wall 100 metres away.
After that I was laughing even more.

I just said that the players are Reach's downfall in another thread, but I guess they can also often be its greatest strength.
 

CharlesBronson

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I was playing a half life mod called firearms (a sort of modern combat fps where you choose your kit, everything from weapons to body armor to skills, no set classes just make your own, lots of fun). I was playing on a map where both teams come through dense foliage onto a large bridge. This is where most of the combat happened so as I approached I already had a flashbang primed and ready to toss. As I popped out into the open I was suprised by a rather pitched battle on the bridge, I let loose with my flashbang right at a red team's head. Right as it impacted the enemies head it exploded killing him instantly and blinding everyone on the bridge. As most people know fb's aren't considered lethal and at the time no one even knew they could do damage. As the blinding flash subsided everyone on the bridge, both red and blue, were standing there shoulder to shoulder typing to each other about how unbelievable the flashkill was. It took 10 seconds for the shooting to continue.

That will never be forgotten, I basically paused a multiplayer game.
 

rockoffanddie

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Winning an online deathmatch in COD MW 1 by achieving the required 25 kills while the 2nd place player had around 10-12 kills, with a kill streak of 12 kills when i won.
 

TheYellowCellPhone

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A lot of Patriarch kills in Killing Floor... Several of them where when level six Beserkers would win by taking our dead comrade's M32 and running around and shooting him; one was when I was the only one remaining and the Patriarch charged at me and stepped on half a dozen pipebombs and died; or when I got a lucky-ass LAW kill from a huge distance.
 

Cooklez

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The ending bits of Deadly Premonition... I was like "What? Why? You were the... Um... This doesn't make any logical sense. Why does she have a tree in her stomach? I don't...".
That pretty much sums up my reaction to that game. I'll never forget it either.