By clawing just as you pushed the button to warp near survivors you could claw them while in spawn mode.hazabaza1 said:
Your most dishonorable gaming moment
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My Borderlands adventure reached a climax a few days ago when I finished it with a friend. Both at level 35, we had no trouble with the final environments. But if you can remember: the final areas are filled with guardians and soldiers. I swear I must've "stolen" 80% of all the loot while my friend was shooting everything in sight. Then I sold everything I didn't like (which was almost everything, most of the weapons had mediocre statistics anyway) and bought myself the necessary upgrades. Oh, how I endured his shouting while he was emptying his guns at every enemy: "SAVE SOME FOR ME YOU BLOODY BASTARD!!"
Since then, I go through Borderlands by the following motto: You Shoot. I Loot.
Since then, I go through Borderlands by the following motto: You Shoot. I Loot.
One of my best, and worst moments was in halo 3 last year, it was Cature the flag on vallhalla, we were on offence, me and my friend started and ran stright to the only warthog, but two other guys got there first and started to drive of, we fired a few shots at the hog and they turned around to let one of us in to the passenger seat, my friend and I both threw a grenade under the hog, it flipped over and both of them were thrown out, We ran over, flipped it upright, jumped in and zoomed of in their warthog whilst pissing ourselves laughing at them,
(we got the flag tho, so it all ended out ok)
(we got the flag tho, so it all ended out ok)
I just remembered one particular moment in Soldier of Fortune. When I was young, I played that demo to the core and every time a baddie went down, I'd take my knife and cut his legs off, his arms off, his head off and eventually his torso would be reduced to bits.
Playing DA:O for the first time as a dwarf noble female,
All the conversations with him felt like excuses to my power-gaming nature ..
I ended up siding with Bhelen in Orzammar, just because I thought that I'd lose on the Crows' quest that way, since the ambassador I was supposed to kill is in the palace..
All the conversations with him felt like excuses to my power-gaming nature ..
America's Army, SF Sandstorm.
I remained still at spawn, appearing to be idle/afk. Knowing that the other team would try to kill me in a funny/degrading manner, I waited until three of the OPFOR got close enough...
...And killed them by three carefully placed headshots.
Pretty dishonourable, at least according to the unofficial code of conduct that ruled the Sandstorm servers at that time.
Another example of dishonourable gameplay, although some might call it sensible: Use your teammates to locate enemy snipers.
I remained still at spawn, appearing to be idle/afk. Knowing that the other team would try to kill me in a funny/degrading manner, I waited until three of the OPFOR got close enough...
...And killed them by three carefully placed headshots.
Pretty dishonourable, at least according to the unofficial code of conduct that ruled the Sandstorm servers at that time.
Another example of dishonourable gameplay, although some might call it sensible: Use your teammates to locate enemy snipers.
Playing Halo 3, then getting owned by the enemy team who shotgun camp and use other annoying tactics until I eventually snap at the last minute and kill most them with the rocket launcher.
Another would be when I fell for that "press alt qq to..." trick. And this wasn't when I was new. This was after playing the game for around 8 years. I knew alt f4 was bad, but for some reason I never knew about alt qq. And no, I didn't think it was an auto win button. I though it brought up a chat menu where I could mute people.
Another would be when I fell for that "press alt qq to..." trick. And this wasn't when I was new. This was after playing the game for around 8 years. I knew alt f4 was bad, but for some reason I never knew about alt qq. And no, I didn't think it was an auto win button. I though it brought up a chat menu where I could mute people.
was playing halo 3 online me and my teamate were right outside a room full o enemies so i told him we would charge in. When i said go he charged and i threw all my sticky grenades to his back killing him and most of the enemys
Those are classics. Try running to the exit, leaving your companions behind and shooting everything that triggers hordes. Then lock yourself in the safehouse. Hilarity ensues.Flames66 said:
I've been playing Battlefield Bad Company 2 for quite a while now and I tried to get the Trophy for 20 demolition kills. Whenever I would see a few enemies and a few friendlies in one house, I'd blow them all up anyway. The friendly kills are registered as team kills but at least I got my Trophy.
It's a bit harsh, but you can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs, right?
It's a bit harsh, but you can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs, right?
It involved Avatar: The Last Airbender game.
My friend had it and lent it to me. I never played farther than the first 4 minutes.
I have no shame.
My friend had it and lent it to me. I never played farther than the first 4 minutes.
I have no shame.
Messing with my Airrivals MMO client so that I went overdrive firing thousands of rockets with 0 cooldown and tons and tons of damage cause I was sick to the teeth of grinding and being one hit KO'd by enemy players
Most dishonorable moment? Hmm, I haven't really done much nasty stuff in online games. Except maybe in Guild Wars...
Back in the early days of Guild Wars the game didn't have a reconnect feature yet, so if you DC-ed or crashed you 'lost' your place in the instance and the group, ergo you were teleported back to town. When doing missions with PUG's on my healer, if a group royally pissed me off I would just force a disconnect to save me having to put up with their crap.
They'd usually fail the mission as a result, but hey, that ought to teach them to appreciate their only healer which they spent 30 minutes spamming the LFG channel for...
Back in the early days of Guild Wars the game didn't have a reconnect feature yet, so if you DC-ed or crashed you 'lost' your place in the instance and the group, ergo you were teleported back to town. When doing missions with PUG's on my healer, if a group royally pissed me off I would just force a disconnect to save me having to put up with their crap.
They'd usually fail the mission as a result, but hey, that ought to teach them to appreciate their only healer which they spent 30 minutes spamming the LFG channel for...