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Takoluka posted:No, but I am surprised that internet video game nerds manage to avoid the Ducktales Moon theme for 25 years. I'm almost 30 and never had access to a NES. These things happen.
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Roro posted:Ducks are rapists and should be shunned from society. The monsters. I still find it pretty hilarious that male and female Ducks are in an endless genital arms race.
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Takoluka posted:No, but I am surprised that internet video game nerds manage to avoid the Ducktales Moon theme for 25 years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypNPxwnppU0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQlLl2j5THQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT1adGiBXFs He was also recently behind this game: 
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Nov 19, 2015 01:10
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That looks familiar... 
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Nov 19, 2015 21:15
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FunMerrania posted:That looks familiar...
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Nov 19, 2015 21:25
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The first thing that popped into my head: https://youtu.be/7gjfZABX8Kw?t=1m3s
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 Full post here Makes me want to do a Man on Fire build for my next Fallout run.
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Nov 22, 2015 15:23
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How did that happen? I jumped in some molten metal and nothing. It was like, a foot deep. I hid corpses in it. That's rad. I love fallout's bears.  I took this screenshot a few feet away from a deathclaw. There was another bear just hovering in the sky. After I shot the deathclaw in the face, a third bear fell on the deathclaw.
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Nov 22, 2015 15:40
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwYQ0zGj-WU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykzv6MTe-Qc
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Nov 22, 2015 23:21
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How did you people play that game without dying from ear poisoning
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Nov 22, 2015 23:30
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moist turtleneck posted:How did you people play that game without dying from ear poisoning Don't wiggle the cartridge and you're usually fine.
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Nov 22, 2015 23:37
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Assassins Creed: Syndicate threw me a good one just then. Early in the game, you win a gang fight and earn a train. The fight against the "boss" of the area is a tough one, I guess, on the roof of the train. The first try, he killed me, the second try he just walked off the edge and died, so that was easy. The cutscene immediately afterwards has you going into the train and talking to the woman who runs it and offering to keep her on while you take over ownership of the train. Except... well, the character Jacob (one of the main characters you play as) was fine, but his sister Evie (the other player character) got stuck in the doorway, and she's supposed to walk around the cabin gestulating and talking. She does all that, but while standing/moonwalking in the doorway in the background while Jacob stares interestedly at the space where she's supposed to be. Then in comes Greene, another character, carrying a stack of books and papers. Except, he's invisible. So Jacob talks to a floating pile of books for a bit. Evie does too, but she's still in the doorway with her back to the room, being very animated to the outside air. Go Ubisoft.
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Nov 23, 2015 00:35
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I gave one of the companions in Fallout 4, Ken Valentine, a Fat Man. Ken proceeded to disappear from my side when I entered a building that happened to be full of enemies. Ken was loose in the building somewhere responding to the enemies threats. Ready to fire upon them with miniature nukes. I pretty much turned the game into a survival horror game.
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SuddenCactus posted:I gave one of the companions in Fallout 4, Ken Valentine, a Fat Man. Ken proceeded to disappear from my side when I entered a building that happened to be full of enemies. Ken was loose in the building somewhere responding to the enemies threats. I have no idea why you would ever give a follower that thing in this game, you're basically asking to be atomized the picosecond a mole rat pops out of the ground next to you. ... actually, carry on.
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President Ark posted:I have no idea why you would ever give a follower that thing in this game, you're basically asking to be atomized the picosecond a mole rat pops out of the ground next to you. There's a perk that makes you immune to friendly fire from companions. Since companions magically have infinite ammo, giving him a Fat Man would be hilarious under those circumstances.
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SuddenCactus posted:I gave one of the companions in Fallout 4, Ken Valentine, a Fat Man. Ken proceeded to disappear from my side when I entered a building that happened to be full of enemies. Ken was loose in the building somewhere responding to the enemies threats. This is actually really funny, I'm gonna give one to Piper.
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Speaking of Fallout - is it like other Bethesda games where you can get all min/max and break the game over your knees by making stuff with ridiculously insane stats? Skyrim had the enchanting/alchemy feedback loop which let you make weapons and armour so powerful they caused overflow errors. Oblivion had the super crafting menu that let you make poo poo like a ring which made anyone who wore it light on fire and slowly burn to death.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Speaking of Fallout - is it like other Bethesda games where you can get all min/max and break the game over your knees by making stuff wit Fallout 3 is, definitely. I'm doing a break-the-game run with crazy sneak and small guns stats. I'm at the point where I can knock a guy out point-blank with a Gauss rifle, do zero damage, and he'll get up and continue his patrol normally. Or patrolling Enclave will rotate their heads unnaturally - they're fixed on my position, but can't statistically "see" me, which breaks their animations.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Speaking of Fallout - is it like other Bethesda games where you can get all min/max and break the game over your knees by making stuff with ridiculously insane stats? Fallout's always been a lot more confined than that. Not to say you can't be stupidly overpowered, it's just that there's no mechanisms to make things that do five-digit damage every second or something. Fallout 4's got some pretty heavy customization going on, which I can already see is a really fun system, but I doubt it's as absurdly broken.
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The most broken thing I've mostly seen with weapon modding is that magazines for bullet weapons is 'broken' in the way that Larger mags reload just as fast as a Quick mag so there's no point in not using them 
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Lord Dudeguy posted:Fallout 3 is, definitely. I'm doing a break-the-game run with crazy sneak and small guns stats. In 3 you could max out your sneak and unarmed (melee?) and just go around with the Chinese stealth armor and deathclaw gauntlet. You could walk right up to almost anyone and stab them to death in one hit and their buddies would never know you were there.
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I think the closest thing I've seen to "gamebreaking" come out of Fallout 4 is that there's a really strong gun you can see in a locked case in the vault you start the game in and it needs at least 2 points in lockpicking to access, except the dog companion you get ~10 minutes later has the ability to fetch items and is capable of grabbing the gun from the case, but even then that's less "completely break the game to your whims" and more "have a really powerful gun way earlier than you normally would" I'm pretty sure that the game was designed with weird poo poo in mind, given that there's a super mutant whose sole purpose is to run up to you and football spike a mininuke on your face. President Ark has a new favorite as of 04:47 on Nov 23, 2015 |
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President Ark posted:I think the closest thing I've seen to "gamebreaking" come out of Fallout 4 is thatthere's a really strong gun you can see in a locked case in the vault you start the game in and it needs at least 2 points in lockpicking to access, except the dog companion you get ~10 minutes later has the ability to fetch items and is capable of grabbing the gun from the case, but even then that's less "completely break the game to your whims" and more "have a really powerful gun way earlier than you normally would" Cryolator isn't that great. It's basically a flamethrower if I remember right from the like three minutes of testing I did when I grabbed it, and early on you're so fragile that the slowed movement speed and limited range of it means enemies will just shoot you in the face before you can hurt them with it. It seems like it's mostly a novelty weapon. What is kind of gamebreaking is that there's a legendary modifier that doubles your damage if the enemy has full health. By default stealth attacks with guns make you do 2.0x damage as well, plus whatever the critical attack modifier is. Get an instigator modifier on a sniper early on and you can just snipe loving everything since crits don't ever miss and the doubled stealth critical will just destroy everything.
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Baron von Eevl posted:In 3 you could max out your sneak and unarmed (melee?) and just go around with the Chinese stealth armor and deathclaw gauntlet. You could walk right up to almost anyone and stab them to death in one hit and their buddies would never know you were there. The most broken weapon with that build is the Terrible Shotgun. Most weapons do extra damage on a critical hit, and a stealth attack is a guaranteed critical that ignores armour and deals double damage. The Terrible Shotgun applies the critical bonus for each buckshot pellet that hits the target, so a single stealth shot at close range can kill anything except an Albino Radscorpion.
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If you don't turn your companions into space marines with flaming swords and power armor you're not playing Fallout the right way, I'm sorry. 
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Baron von Eevl posted:In 3 you could max out your sneak and unarmed (melee?) and just go around with the Chinese stealth armor and deathclaw gauntlet. You could walk right up to almost anyone and stab them to death in one hit and their buddies would never know you were there. Well, in 4 you can do something else. If you get enough AGI, you can get two perks, Blitz and Ninja. Ninja applies a massive stealth bonus to your melee attacks if you remain undetected, while Blitz allows you to close a lot of distance while attacking melee with VATS. Combined with Big Leagues, a perk that makes your melee weapons do up to double damage, you can get some pretty broken stuff, like this
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Kikas posted:Well, in 4 you can do something else. If you get enough AGI, you can get two perks, Blitz and Ninja. Ninja applies a massive stealth bonus to your melee attacks if you remain undetected, while Blitz allows you to close a lot of distance while attacking melee with VATS. Combined with Big Leagues, a perk that makes your melee weapons do up to double damage, you can get some pretty broken stuff, like this Man, same in skyrim. You could get yourself armor and skills that made sneak attacks do 8x damage and then get a dagger that double too so that's 16x damage and you could oneshot dragons with it, I hope melee in these games never stops being some absurd poo poo 
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Volt Catfish posted:Man, same in skyrim. You could get yourself armor and skills that made sneak attacks do 8x damage and then get a dagger that double too so that's 16x damage and you could oneshot dragons with it, I hope melee in these games never stops being some absurd poo poo The dagger sneak perk gives a 15x damage if you strike while hidden. There's also a special pair of gloves that double backstab damage that can be acquired through a questchain that utilises stealth. They stack, giving 30x damage. You can then enchant a ring to give you further backstab mayhem. Not to mention that the last perk in the Sneak chain grants you a sneak reset if you're detected, meaning that if you work it right, you can lure a dragon to the ground, reset your sneak so it can't see you and backstab it to instantly kill it.
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Foxhound posted:If you don't turn your companions into space marines with flaming swords and power armor you're not playing Fallout the right way, I'm sorry. I have a whole town of fenced in naked people guarded by vaguely hostile rogue sentries. Which is also a glitch, there's one town that has defensive sentries already placed except they don't get counted as the town's defenses when you take over and if you place your own turrets they'll shoot it to death super fast.
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Nuebot posted:I have a whole town of fenced in naked people guarded by vaguely hostile rogue sentries. Which is also a glitch, there's one town that has defensive sentries already placed except they don't get counted as the town's defenses when you take over and if you place your own turrets they'll shoot it to death super fast. Becuase having enough Defense wll keep raiders and such from attacking at all, so a tower full of turrets which can't see out or anything seems like it should do the job just fine.
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Zereth posted:Can they see the turrets if they're completely enclosed? It's more like a pig pen, really. Open skies and they can frolic in the grass and mud to their heart's content. But yeah I'm sure the neutral sentries could handle any raiders that show up
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Roro posted:The dagger sneak perk gives a 15x damage if you strike while hidden. There's also a special pair of gloves that double backstab damage that can be acquired through a questchain that utilises stealth. They stack, giving 30x damage. You can then enchant a ring to give you further backstab mayhem. Not to mention that the last perk in the Sneak chain grants you a sneak reset if you're detected, meaning that if you work it right, you can lure a dragon to the ground, reset your sneak so it can't see you and backstab it to instantly kill it. It's not a glitch, but there's one dagger in Skyrim that has like a 2% chance to instantly kill the target no matter how much health it has. This works on every killable entity in the game including the end boss.
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haveblue posted:It's not a glitch, but there's one dagger in Skyrim that has like a 2% chance to instantly kill the target no matter how much health it has. This works on every killable entity in the game including the end boss. In Final Fantasy Legend on Gameboy the end boss is Creator. He can be one-shot with the weapon "Saw" 
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Wheany posted:In Final Fantasy Legend on Gameboy the end boss is Creator. To be more exact, someone goofed up - the code was suppose to be that the higher your strength was verses the enemy's defense, the more likely it'd instant-kill. But someone accidentally reversed it, so it's far more likely to proc when your enemy is a beefwall. Given this is a SAGA game where coding is even more 'spit and a prayer' than usual due to the director wanting to make sure the game surprises even him, it's sometimes amazing the games can even function. Robindaybird has a new favorite as of 19:33 on Nov 23, 2015 |
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SuddenCactus posted:I gave one of the companions in Fallout 4, Ken Valentine, a Fat Man. Ken proceeded to disappear from my side when I entered a building that happened to be full of enemies. Ken was loose in the building somewhere responding to the enemies threats. Is the glitch that Nick Valentine has the wrong name? The rest seems perfectly normal.
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Unfortunately if you're gonna give a follower a Fat Man, you'll need to stock them full of Mini-Nukes since they will use ammo for firing. But you can give them modified guns that retain their stats so they'll fire off MIRV nukes if you make it so. 
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Nuebot posted:How did that happen? I jumped in some molten metal and nothing. It was like, a foot deep. I hid corpses in it. That's rad.  
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Nuebot posted:How did that happen? I jumped in some molten metal and nothing. It was like, a foot deep. I hid corpses in it. That's rad. Grey Fox has a new favorite as of 01:20 on Nov 24, 2015 |
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I was playing survival mode on star wars battlefront today, I shot a jump trooper while he was hovering, and he went straight up into the ceiling, got stuck and started ragdolling across the ceiling, finally he died and fell to the ground.
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