Your worst Oh Shit, RUN! moment...
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playing Assassin's Creed II, low on health, missioning to the doctor, and then aw snap, guards chase me. :|
Also, playing Borderlands after a lot of vodka x Rockstar energy drink.
"OMGOMGOMG JAYYYMESS THE SKAGS ARE CHASING ME! HAAAAALLLPP :< /shoots everything except the Skags"
Also, playing Borderlands after a lot of vodka x Rockstar energy drink.
"OMGOMGOMG JAYYYMESS THE SKAGS ARE CHASING ME! HAAAAALLLPP :< /shoots everything except the Skags"
My Oh SHIT, RUN! moment would be in FE 7 (since a good deal of them were already mentioned). I can't remember what the chapter's called, but it's the fog of war map you get if all your lords' levels combine to less than fifty and Wallace is the recruitable unit that spawns in the middle of nowhere. Lloyd (I always get the brother's names mixed, but it's the Swordmaster as the boss on this level, NOT the Hero) is the boss. I can't remember if this was on Eliwood's hard mode or Hector's normal mode, but I was on this map to get Wallace for support-collecting.
Anyhoo, it's a fog of war map and I was dicking around with unit placement because I didn't really handle it on the prep screen. It was a few turns in and I was readying a team to go fetch Wallace when the boss pops out of the fog on the enemy's turn and crit/slaughtered one of my units.
I shat myself:
A) When your motive on the map's to capture a gate/castle/throne or kill the boss, bosses really tend to stay in their gate/castle/throne or reside on the far end of the map unless enough time passes for them to get bored, summon an entourage, and hunt your ass down. I was the epitome of "UNPREPARED" at this moment.
B) If Lords (main characters, pretty much) are killed in Fire Emblem, it's game over. I was actually shocked that Lloyd didn't go after Hector when he totally could have.
C) When units are killed in Fire Emblem, they stay dead, and there's no way of reviving them. They are gone forever. Unless they're Marcus. God, I hate Marcus.
D) Lloyd actually stays put at his gate all the other times I had played through this level, so I'm thinking that it had to have been on Eliwood's normal mode, maybe.
E) Lloyd is a Swordmaster, and these units are built to be crit-machines, and high-luck units you might have at the time aren't built to take hits very well. And I think Lloyd is actually more difficult later on if you fight his brother Linus first.
After I lost that cavalier-- I think it was Lowen, so I could have lived without having to restart the chapter-- I had pretty much panicked to get all my units out of his range, or at least so his tamer ranged attack (the boss here has a magic sword that allows him to attack from range, and ranged attacks from this weapon do not crit) would hit people.
TL;DR: http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF080-Mice_Gun.jpg sums it up nicely.
Anyhoo, it's a fog of war map and I was dicking around with unit placement because I didn't really handle it on the prep screen. It was a few turns in and I was readying a team to go fetch Wallace when the boss pops out of the fog on the enemy's turn and crit/slaughtered one of my units.
I shat myself:
A) When your motive on the map's to capture a gate/castle/throne or kill the boss, bosses really tend to stay in their gate/castle/throne or reside on the far end of the map unless enough time passes for them to get bored, summon an entourage, and hunt your ass down. I was the epitome of "UNPREPARED" at this moment.
B) If Lords (main characters, pretty much) are killed in Fire Emblem, it's game over. I was actually shocked that Lloyd didn't go after Hector when he totally could have.
C) When units are killed in Fire Emblem, they stay dead, and there's no way of reviving them. They are gone forever. Unless they're Marcus. God, I hate Marcus.
D) Lloyd actually stays put at his gate all the other times I had played through this level, so I'm thinking that it had to have been on Eliwood's normal mode, maybe.
E) Lloyd is a Swordmaster, and these units are built to be crit-machines, and high-luck units you might have at the time aren't built to take hits very well. And I think Lloyd is actually more difficult later on if you fight his brother Linus first.
After I lost that cavalier-- I think it was Lowen, so I could have lived without having to restart the chapter-- I had pretty much panicked to get all my units out of his range, or at least so his tamer ranged attack (the boss here has a magic sword that allows him to attack from range, and ranged attacks from this weapon do not crit) would hit people.
TL;DR: http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF080-Mice_Gun.jpg sums it up nicely.
Condemned 2. The bear. I hate sequences in games where they make your enemy unbeatable so you gotta run.
Ha! The same thing would always happen to me and my friend in DW4. We'd be slaughtering our way through the enemy army (as usual) then the gate would open and... IT'S LU BU! And he would ALWAYS challenge one of us to a duel. We'd always decline and then just run like fuck to get past him. After we got past the gate Diao Chan was guarding he wouldn't follow us anymore.mrhappyface said:
The first time I attacked a chicken repeatedly in Legend of Zelda on the N64 D:
Also in the Fate RPG, when I met my first 'Ultimate quest boss' (he has like, 10 normal bosses around him who each summon 2-5 monsters each, while he also summons monsters D8)
Also in the Fate RPG, when I met my first 'Ultimate quest boss' (he has like, 10 normal bosses around him who each summon 2-5 monsters each, while he also summons monsters D8)
I remember that. Though it became very funny since I was holding the shotgun and got a "OH @#%$!" reaction shot that killed him instantly.Yingyangathena said:
When ever you hear a Medic and Heavy Uber/Krits combo in TF2.
Seriously, staying is asking for death.
Seriously, staying is asking for death.
Fallout 3, multiple albino giant radscorpions, a couple of deathclaws, and a super mutuat overlord right over the next hill. Fighting amongst themselves wasn't good enough, as being the big shiny light bulb that I was, they only focused on me, and I didn't have any mini-nukes left. I know when I have no chance of winning, so I ran like a little girl. Could of only been worse if there was a super mutant behemoth amongst them.
In Splinter Cell Conviction, playing a deniable op by myself. It was that first map, the St. something or other, I think. Anyway, first one. I had decided to challenge myself by forcing myself to not use my gun, at all. Not even to shoot out the lights. I got to the part where you're in the club. I managed to kill 2 enemies before I got detected, which brought the total enemy count to 18. I was about to stealth kill an enemy when I realized that another had a clear line of sight... 18 people shot at me at the same time... I tried to run, but... I died... A lot...
running shadowfang keep in WOW. the three of us running it got to the last boss and the other two died while fighting him. being smart, i ran like a scared little school girl. got a good bit away from where his lair is and started typing to tell the other two that i lost him and were waiting for them to get there so we could try again. i got out "i think i lost h" befor i saw him rounding the corner to come and kill me dead. i actually exclaimed "OH SHIT, run run run run run run" while i ran like the dickens until i met up with the rest of my party. we beat him the next time we tried.
my WTF moment is when the bear chases you in condemned 2 that had me on edge the whole time i was in that freaking cabin
Same as yours, but on Dynasty Warriors 5.mrhappyface said:
OH SHIT NOT LU BU!!! O_O
I usually just knocked him off his horse, then stole his horse and rode away on it xDD
He was not pleased <_<
"BEAR CHASE!!" Became a meme amongst my group of friends after that. so yea, that.Just_A_Glitch said: