Worst loading screen-tip
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it sucks when the ONLY button that starts is the acutal start button. what about x?Barraquda said:
My sister played MapleStory for long periods of time and it would give you tips like, "You have been playing MapleStory for 8 hours; go outside!" Well, screw you too, mods.
The best tips always come from personal servers where anyone who befriends the owner can post tips. The "ASHLEY IZ A &!%@# AND A BOIFRIEND STELER!!!1!" messages that pop up always make my day.
The best tips always come from personal servers where anyone who befriends the owner can post tips. The "ASHLEY IZ A &!%@# AND A BOIFRIEND STELER!!!1!" messages that pop up always make my day.
I assume you're referring to Cod4? That wasn't a tip, that was just one of their plethora of quotes.Frank_Sinatra_ said:
Why is that bad?Instant K4rma said:
JemJar said:
I agree that TimeSplitters Future Perfect (NOT TimeSplitters 3) is not as good as TimeSplitters 2. TimeSplitters 2 were all about multiplayer and fun challenges. Many have compared it to N64s Goldeneye. Fun and fast action for everybody. I remember the countless hours I spent playing flametag woth my friends on hangar.
TimeSplitters FP (let us call it that to make it easier) however, focused more on the story rahter then gameplay. I thoght the story was funny, altough I was pretty young when I first played it so if I were to play it again I might find more to caomplain about in the story.
I still think that the gameplay was A material so to speak. All the new characters and their little rant when you choosed them. The Zombie mode when you have to survive using only the gravity modifier.
I see your point but I just don't think that the diffrence between the two games are that big. Of course you are entitled to your own opinion and I'm not trying to make you change that. We simply have diffrent taste
TimeSplitters FP (let us call it that to make it easier) however, focused more on the story rahter then gameplay. I thoght the story was funny, altough I was pretty young when I first played it so if I were to play it again I might find more to caomplain about in the story.
I still think that the gameplay was A material so to speak. All the new characters and their little rant when you choosed them. The Zombie mode when you have to survive using only the gravity modifier.
I see your point but I just don't think that the diffrence between the two games are that big. Of course you are entitled to your own opinion and I'm not trying to make you change that. We simply have diffrent taste
Shycte said:
Condemned had this little gem of advice in the manual:
Aim for specific body parts like the head, torso, arms or legs to do extra damage.
There is a tip in Oblivion. It lies...
"A high Willpower allows you to defend against magical attacks."
It doesn't do that.
"A high Willpower allows you to defend against magical attacks."
It doesn't do that.
All these things get annoying after you´ve read them a hundred times. I think FEAR had one telling you that you could use the slow-motion for you advantage in a fight.
I remember that Oblivion, on the other hand, had some useful loading-screen tips like information about special abilities of certain skills etc. which are not that painfully obvious.
I remember that Oblivion, on the other hand, had some useful loading-screen tips like information about special abilities of certain skills etc. which are not that painfully obvious.
The good ones from Baldur's Gate 2 have already been said, but there's another tip in that game that appears JUST BEFORE loading - about EVERY SINGLE TIME you tried leaving a screen.
"You must gather your party before venturing forth."
Said aloud. By a voice that was annoying the fifth time, let alone the fiftieth.
I believe the first mod ever released was one that got rid of that particular piece of rather obvious information.
"You must gather your party before venturing forth."
Said aloud. By a voice that was annoying the fifth time, let alone the fiftieth.
I believe the first mod ever released was one that got rid of that particular piece of rather obvious information.
Not a loading screen, but every first kill you get on a map in CS:S will earn you a message saying something like: "You killed an enemy! Kill all enemies to win the round."
Really? I thought we had to negotiate with them to end the conflict without bloodshed!
Really? I thought we had to negotiate with them to end the conflict without bloodshed!
I HAVE THE BEST ONE EVER
dont ask me while i was playing this, i was acheivement whoring probably, but on the old xbox 360 title Prey, when loading the multiplayer games one common tip was:
'Be Aggressive: Kill Enemies'
sounds like a bad advice dog :L
dont ask me while i was playing this, i was acheivement whoring probably, but on the old xbox 360 title Prey, when loading the multiplayer games one common tip was:
'Be Aggressive: Kill Enemies'
sounds like a bad advice dog :L
I remember one on guitar hero III.
"good luck" when you attempt dragonforce. I thought it was funny for a bit...then it gets real old.
"good luck" when you attempt dragonforce. I thought it was funny for a bit...then it gets real old.
He's a bad ass so he can do whatever he wants. But he does extinguish it by putting into a cigarette butt holder.Spirultima said:
