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Machinae posted:There are two videos despite my best efforts that I can't seem to find, and I don't think they were in this thread yet. One was a GTA4 (I think) video with Kim Jong Il or something in a car flying around saying 'hello' over and over. The other was a Skyrim video of an animal corpse that I think the guy Fus Ro Dahs and it flies up into the clouds with some chintzy music playing and flies back around a couple times. For the life of me I cannot find them on youtube or google please help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TjWfUwf1LA ? Found by youtubing skyrim duck tales moon.
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Poniard posted:My coop partner in Saint's Row lost connection, so I died multiple times to the unknown. What music is that? Cubone posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TjWfUwf1LA ? Is that a parody of Crysis Frog Space Adventures?
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Coffee And Pie posted:Here's the first one: Cubone posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TjWfUwf1LA ? Yesssssss thank you both. I swear I tried every combination of words I could think of for these two every couple of days.
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A crosspost from the GIFs thread, some GTA IV glitches found by Ben Buja:   (source)
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I also found this while play ME3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-FEZD-_4eo I wish I had recorded it for longer, actually.
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RatHat posted:What music is that? It's Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield (also known as The Exorcist Theme), but it's not the original. I don't know what version it is, but it's definitely Tubular Bells.
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I think it is the original version, actually, from the original album Mike Oldfield made when he was 19. The version in The Exorcist is a re-recording. This one is about a semitone higher, but it's the same song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LEWkwvaNcs
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Improbable Lobster posted:I also found this while play ME3 I think literally everyone got that glitch.
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I managed to break the Fallout New Vegas tutorial encounter where you shoot the geckos attacking the woman by the well, and while checking around trying to fix it I noticed something wrong with Cheyenne:  Naturally, I killed the foul beast.
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Her mother was a flatfish.
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I get that with Rex occasionally too.
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When you pull this guy out of the water it is supposed to trigger a cut scene where he walks up the beach and croaks. You can prolong his life, and your game, by picking him up just as it starts. The game waits for him to make it to the end of his walking path for the scene to end, so you are "soft locked." forced to either watch this happen forever or reset, losing your progress.
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Feb 17, 2013 19:36
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From one of the Fifa games:
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redmercer posted:
Hah, it's like that snazzy magic trick where you pull the tablecloth out from under the dishes real quick and they just stay there on the table.
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Feb 20, 2013 02:51
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Ben Buja has put up another video of "bloopers, glitches and silly stuff," this one for Just Cause 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4EYztgGvSU
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Feb 21, 2013 06:39
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JC2 had multiplayer?! How did I never know this? My god, I need to convince some friends to buy this now. E: VVV Oh. Does it work with Steam? Waldorf Sixpence has a new favorite as of 10:19 on Feb 21, 2013 |
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Feb 21, 2013 10:09
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Waldorf Sixpence posted:JC2 had multiplayer?! How did I never know this? My god, I need to convince some friends to buy this now. It's a mod.
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Waldorf Sixpence posted:JC2 had multiplayer?! How did I never know this? My god, I need to convince some friends to buy this now. Yup: https://www.jc-mp.com/
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For as long as they've been working on this I only seem to check their website after they've done a test weekend. It's high time I just follow them on twitter so I know when to play.
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Just bookmark the Just Cause 2 thread in Games. If it gets more than one post a week, chances are good a new weekend just got announced.
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I met this fine lady in New Vegas: And I managed to clone Louis (count the legs): 
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Did anyone ever figure out why Louis Letrush specifically is so much more prone to glitches than any other named NPC?
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tzorilla posted:And I managed to clone Louis (count the legs): Louis Letrush is probably the single most bugged NPC in video game history, and I love him for it. Him and his shenanigans are just littered around various threads on this forum, messing with people's Skyrim playthroughs like some kind of hosed up glitch spectre.
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gooby on rails posted:Did anyone ever figure out why Louis Letrush specifically is so much more prone to glitches than any other named NPC? I'm not 100% sure, but I think I remember reading that it has to do with the fact that there are actually THREE different Louis Letrush NPCs, which they used as the various ways to resolve his questline. In my case, he tried to kill me when I returned his horse but he was flagged as essential so I couldn't just kill him and when I tried to calm him down via the console he just got all pissed off that I was trying to return his horse. Generally speaking, they flagged way, WAY too many NPCs as essential. It seems they were deathly afraid you might fail a quest
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redmercer posted:I'm not 100% sure, but I think I remember reading that it has to do with the fact that there are actually THREE different Louis Letrush NPCs, which they used as the various ways to resolve his questline. In my case, he tried to kill me when I returned his horse but he was flagged as essential so I couldn't just kill him and when I tried to calm him down via the console he just got all pissed off that I was trying to return his horse. I kind of miss the days of Morrowind, where even if you killed someone vital to the main quest, there was still had a different way to do it. I'd imagine they don't have it the same way because of all the voice acting and scripting making it harder to have that much alternate ways to do things.
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Enter Char posted:I kind of miss the days of Morrowind, where even if you killed someone vital to the main quest, there was still had a different way to do it. I'd imagine they don't have it the same way because of all the voice acting and scripting making it harder to have that much alternate ways to do things. Morrowind also gave you a message about breaking the prophecy if you killed someone that broke the main quest.
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There's a lesson you learn very quickly upon playing a laggy game of Halo 4 matchmaking: never use the Ghost. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE9J6_1HXn4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMZ60cHCugk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8qtUsCnx4s
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redmercer posted:Generally speaking, they flagged way, WAY too many NPCs as essential. It seems they were deathly afraid you might fail a quest There's quest in Dawnguard where you have to go kill someone in a random city, in public. There's a bonus objective if they're a high profile target. Trying to find someone who was high profile and not essential proved to be quite difficult. Also for bonus annoyance, it had to be outside so basically the entirety of the Jarl's court is off limits since they never leave the palace.
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tzorilla posted:I met this fine lady in New Vegas: I think I met her trans-dimensional cousin 
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HelixSnake tries to take a taxi in GTA IV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VCJKiN2SmA
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Kind Milkman posted:Morrowind also gave you a message about breaking the prophecy if you killed someone that broke the main quest. Bit it didn't necessarily ruin the main quest either, as long as you didn't kill the Fyr guy, you could still do a workaround quest to finish the game.
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Kind Milkman posted:Morrowind also gave you a message about breaking the prophecy if you killed someone that broke the main quest.
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redmercer posted:I'm not 100% sure, but I think I remember reading that it has to do with the fact that there are actually THREE different Louis Letrush NPCs, which they used as the various ways to resolve his questline. In my case, he tried to kill me when I returned his horse but he was flagged as essential so I couldn't just kill him and when I tried to calm him down via the console he just got all pissed off that I was trying to return his horse. Sometimes Louis is killable, sometimes not. I guess it just depends on which version of him you get. The weird thing is a lot of quest-related NPCs aren't marked as essential, while some "background" NPCs that do basically nothing are. For example there's some guy in Windhelm whose only real purpose is to stand around saying racist poo poo about dark elves and brawl with you once for 200 gold. But you can't kill him.  This was also a problem when I got the Dawnguard DLC. Bethesda decided it was a good idea to make most merchants non-essential and place them merchants next to the front gates of cities. Which also just happens to be the spot where random vampire attacks spawn. The only way to avoid it is to side with the vampires, which is just annoying.
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redmercer posted:Generally speaking, they flagged way, WAY too many NPCs as essential. It seems they were deathly afraid you might fail a quest I dunno if this is that they're worried that the player might kill NPCs who are important to THEIR ARTISTIC VISION so much as it is, "we'd better make all the quest-relevant NPCs invincible because what if the player brushes a fruit stand in Whiterun and accidentally railguns an apple into a Jarl?" Fur20 has a new favorite as of 09:32 on Feb 24, 2013 |
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The White Dragon posted:I dunno if this is that they're worried that the player might kill NPCs who are important to THEIR ARTISTIC VISION I wouldn't mind that much even if that really was their intent. I'm all for increased player agency but while I remember being really annoyed that I couldn't kill the Thieves Guild members, I was eventually really glad of it after begrudgingly playing through their awesome questline. Either way, I guess it's entirely up to trust in their established record, for good or ill.
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Enter Char posted:Bit it didn't necessarily ruin the main quest either, as long as you didn't kill the Fyr guy, you could still do a workaround quest to finish the game. You can't win it if you kill Yagrum Bagarn either; you need him to either translate the books or to fix the Dwemer Artifact you get if you kill Vivec instead of talking to him to get Wraithguard. Also if you kill YB then Divayth Fyr will be too pissed off at you to cure your corprus, dead or alive. Can you still beat it if you kill one of the Ashlander wise women/chiefs before you're named their leader?
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Sex Hobbit posted:You can't win it if you kill Yagrum Bagarn either; you need him to either translate the books or to fix the Dwemer Artifact you get if you kill Vivec instead of talking to him to get Wraithguard. Also if you kill YB then Divayth Fyr will be too pissed off at you to cure your corprus, dead or alive. You can beat the game without obtaining the Wraithguard at all, it's just pretty tricky without some most likely unintended exploits. Edit: The fact that you could break Morrowind over your knee and become some sort of magic god was part of its charm, in my opinion.
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Tykero posted:Edit: The fact that you could break Morrowind over your knee and become some sort of magic god was part of its charm, in my opinion.  or juicing your way to being a demigod for ten seconds in Morrowind... that's what I want more of in single-player games.
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NaturalLow posted:Sometimes Louis is killable, sometimes not. I guess it just depends on which version of him you get. The weird thing is a lot of quest-related NPCs aren't marked as essential, while some "background" NPCs that do basically nothing are. For example there's some guy in Windhelm whose only real purpose is to stand around saying racist poo poo about dark elves and brawl with you once for 200 gold. But you can't kill him. If you side with the vampires then the Dawnguard will show up and attack you, which will cause everyone to be hostile towards them, so it's basically the same thing on the other side. Also random vampire attacks still happen even if you're a vampire.
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