mrhappyface said:
DEFINITELY that. i remember being young, and that guy scared the living shit out of me.
Your worst Oh Shit, RUN! moment...
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DEFINITELY that. i remember being young, and that guy scared the living shit out of me.
In real life?
I was walking down the street around 11 o'clock (I live in a heavily wooded area) and heard rustling in the bushes. I ran SO FAST Mother Nature was like "Slow down" and I was like "fuck you" and kicked her in the face with my energy legs.
Anyway.
In gaming, probably in Bioshock, right before the halfway point, I was in an extremely small room and suddenly EVERY splicer in the whole game was rushing me. All my grenade launcher did was make more chaos, and it was so confusing. I ended up wasting about half my ammo and all of my health packs, most of it into a wall.
But they were everywhere, seriously.
Also, in Oblivion, I was exploring a cave when I came to a tunnel that was filled with water. Since that is my one fear (going underwater in a cave without a light) and I was a warrior, I simply walked past it. UNTIL three huge trolls rushed out of the water and proceeded to chase me from that tunnel, out of the cave, and into Skingrad. But I made it.
Actually, there have been numerous instances of my 100-Speed character running from the IC to Anvil, at first running from a mountain lion, then bandits, then goblins, etc. I keep running right through enemies. (and to my 100-speed character, mountains lions can kill me in 4-5 hits)
I was walking down the street around 11 o'clock (I live in a heavily wooded area) and heard rustling in the bushes. I ran SO FAST Mother Nature was like "Slow down" and I was like "fuck you" and kicked her in the face with my energy legs.
Anyway.
In gaming, probably in Bioshock, right before the halfway point, I was in an extremely small room and suddenly EVERY splicer in the whole game was rushing me. All my grenade launcher did was make more chaos, and it was so confusing. I ended up wasting about half my ammo and all of my health packs, most of it into a wall.
But they were everywhere, seriously.
Also, in Oblivion, I was exploring a cave when I came to a tunnel that was filled with water. Since that is my one fear (going underwater in a cave without a light) and I was a warrior, I simply walked past it. UNTIL three huge trolls rushed out of the water and proceeded to chase me from that tunnel, out of the cave, and into Skingrad. But I made it.
Actually, there have been numerous instances of my 100-Speed character running from the IC to Anvil, at first running from a mountain lion, then bandits, then goblins, etc. I keep running right through enemies. (and to my 100-speed character, mountains lions can kill me in 4-5 hits)
Oh God, I have a lot of these. Just a few...
Just after getting out of the city in FF7, I walked into the marshes. Guess which fucker was breathing down my neck for about 30 seconds trying to catch me.
In Bioshock, I had the tonic that unleashes the shockwave when you get hit and a fucking spider splicer made me hit a Big Daddy.
Resident Evil 4: I reached a surgical room where I managed to get the freezer key and then I heard a crash behind me and music popped in. I pulled out my trusty Blacktail, thinking it was just another ganado but nope, this was a thing that grabbed me across the room and almost bit my neck off. I shot and shot and shot it after having equipped the striker but balls. I shot its legs off trying to escape and then the piece of shit jumped and draculaded me dry.
Same game: first time against Salazar. While I was reloading my butterfly and drooling over the animation, Mini-Napoleon grew a huge mouth and ate me whole. Tried to run, but the reload wasn't upgraded at all.
Fallout 3: walked into the museum of history to get Lincoln's repeater and the room had not one, but two Reavers inside and I was without Fawkes to back me up.
Walking past Seward Square, I heard something a big fat worm and a new soap. Headed to that direction only to hear a 'beep', say Shit, start running and get nuked.
Tekken 6: final boss. Yeah...
Just after getting out of the city in FF7, I walked into the marshes. Guess which fucker was breathing down my neck for about 30 seconds trying to catch me.
In Bioshock, I had the tonic that unleashes the shockwave when you get hit and a fucking spider splicer made me hit a Big Daddy.
Resident Evil 4: I reached a surgical room where I managed to get the freezer key and then I heard a crash behind me and music popped in. I pulled out my trusty Blacktail, thinking it was just another ganado but nope, this was a thing that grabbed me across the room and almost bit my neck off. I shot and shot and shot it after having equipped the striker but balls. I shot its legs off trying to escape and then the piece of shit jumped and draculaded me dry.
Same game: first time against Salazar. While I was reloading my butterfly and drooling over the animation, Mini-Napoleon grew a huge mouth and ate me whole. Tried to run, but the reload wasn't upgraded at all.
Fallout 3: walked into the museum of history to get Lincoln's repeater and the room had not one, but two Reavers inside and I was without Fawkes to back me up.
Walking past Seward Square, I heard something a big fat worm and a new soap. Headed to that direction only to hear a 'beep', say Shit, start running and get nuked.
Tekken 6: final boss. Yeah...
Well a while back me and a friend decided to do experiments in left for dead.
You cannot jump a witch.
You cannot jump a witch.
Just about every time I encounter an enemy Übercharged Heavy-Medic couple in Team Fortress 2. It's insane how destructive those 10 seconds of invulnerability are. The Übercharge is the single greatest aspect of Team Fortress 2; a properly deployed Übercharge can break through even the tightest lockdown, though with the Soldier's missiles and their big blast radius and the Pyro's airblast, there is a way to defend yourself against them. Just be prepared to die while defending.
Also just about every time I hear the sound of a mine arming in Fallout 3. I'm terrible at spotting traps before I accidentally activate them.
Also just about every time I hear the sound of a mine arming in Fallout 3. I'm terrible at spotting traps before I accidentally activate them.
Playing Modern Warfare 2, on the Evasion Spec Ops mission. Me and my friend were playing through it on veteran, and it was practically our hundredth time attempting it.
Spent about 5 minutes taking it slowly, eliminating all of the guards one by one without the others noticing. Manage to get all the way to the end, and we spot a pair of guards just at the bottom of that last snowy hill. We make a big deal of taking our time, lining up our shots, and then counting down to a perfect double kill.
Only, there were actually five guards. And us two playing it all cool were like 'yeah that was a nice takedown', followed by the really loud dramatic music, lots of shouting and barking, and loads of guys running round the corner for us.
"Fuck it, RUN!!"
Spent about 5 minutes taking it slowly, eliminating all of the guards one by one without the others noticing. Manage to get all the way to the end, and we spot a pair of guards just at the bottom of that last snowy hill. We make a big deal of taking our time, lining up our shots, and then counting down to a perfect double kill.
Only, there were actually five guards. And us two playing it all cool were like 'yeah that was a nice takedown', followed by the really loud dramatic music, lots of shouting and barking, and loads of guys running round the corner for us.
"Fuck it, RUN!!"
me and my sniper cousin defeated them. maybe tghe expansion has some more special operations.Darth_Dude said:
gaming: prob falling into the sewers in old olney and having to face 7 or so deathclaws before i could exit.
real life: when i was a kid, my bro and i went off the hiking trail @ camelback mountain outside of phoenix, after being explicitly told not to by the park ranger. we hike for about 1/2 a mile on some beaten trail and come to a knee-high bush blocking the path. brush all around us, my brother (2 yrs my elder) decides to just lift it up with his foot so we can squeeze by. here's what we saw.
it was about a foot away from my brother. i can tell you i have never ran faster in my entire life. 1/2 a mile back and we were white as ghosts when we returned.
real life: when i was a kid, my bro and i went off the hiking trail @ camelback mountain outside of phoenix, after being explicitly told not to by the park ranger. we hike for about 1/2 a mile on some beaten trail and come to a knee-high bush blocking the path. brush all around us, my brother (2 yrs my elder) decides to just lift it up with his foot so we can squeeze by. here's what we saw.
it was about a foot away from my brother. i can tell you i have never ran faster in my entire life. 1/2 a mile back and we were white as ghosts when we returned.
That moment in Mod 2 spec ops in evasion when you're waiting for Price to congratulate you on a kill when he starts flipping out and 10 guys with dogs mob you.
Playing Dead Space with my housemate at about 2am, all the lights off, pretty tired. walking through a zero-gravity area with those mutant-baby things. We had killed them all and was just looking about and one of the dead baby faces pops up right in front of us on a 42 inch screen...we both shit our pants (possibly scream like little girls), I fall off the bed and he throws the controller down. Then realise what it was and did the "nervous laugh" trying to regain dignity.
Once I was playing Conflict Desert Strom 2 with my friend in co-op, we were being stealthy flanking this tank from behind the houses thinking our other AI were giving distracting fire, we pop out from behind the house to try RPG it in the back...and its there...facing us...waiting. At the same time we both yell "RUN RUN RUUUN!" and scramble back to cover asap.
Oh and the Fallout 3 moment, doing a looting run on a building I'd just cleared. Ditched 80% of my stuff in my safe, just in basic armour and a laser rifle not expcting another big fight. Get to the door and the game's "random encounter" spawns 2 Deathclaws.
Once I was playing Conflict Desert Strom 2 with my friend in co-op, we were being stealthy flanking this tank from behind the houses thinking our other AI were giving distracting fire, we pop out from behind the house to try RPG it in the back...and its there...facing us...waiting. At the same time we both yell "RUN RUN RUUUN!" and scramble back to cover asap.
Oh and the Fallout 3 moment, doing a looting run on a building I'd just cleared. Ditched 80% of my stuff in my safe, just in basic armour and a laser rifle not expcting another big fight. Get to the door and the game's "random encounter" spawns 2 Deathclaws.