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Mierenneuker posted:This mod better have this as the soundtrack: Nah, it should be this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFSwIw-_-as
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A literal OH MY GOD from me when it popped up Friendship ended with Skyrim mod, now RE2make mod is my best friend
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extremely tame by this thread's standards, but sometimes destiny 2's kill effects that send an enemy flying away and disintegrate them sort of forget to do the disintegration part, so you occasionally come across a lone body gracefully floating away forever and it's always fun to me https://i.imgur.com/wdP0p3i.mp4
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Reddit post from that video e. Oh never mind they're talking about Fallout, my reading comprehension sucks
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Gay Rat Wedding posted:extremely tame by this thread's standards, but sometimes destiny 2's kill effects that send an enemy flying away and disintegrate them sort of forget to do the disintegration part, so you occasionally come across a lone body gracefully floating away forever and it's always fun to me AKA the "I must go now, my planet needs me" glitch https://i.imgur.com/hv6mLzb.mp4
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Lmao how did I never run into those. The game's full of little entertainingly janky things, but somehow I never saw someone just quietly floating off to their eternal reward.
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haveblue posted:AKA the "I must go now, my planet needs me" glitch I had pictured them moving way faster, it’s so much funnier this way.
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Gay Rat Wedding posted:extremely tame by this thread's standards, but sometimes destiny 2's kill effects that send an enemy flying away and disintegrate them sort of forget to do the disintegration part, so you occasionally come across a lone body gracefully floating away forever and it's always fun to me  is that why it happens sometimeshttps://i.imgur.com/I6EhRLt.mp4
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Captain Hygiene posted:Lmao how did I never run into those. The game's full of little entertainingly janky things, but somehow I never saw someone just quietly floating off to their eternal reward. It's less funny when you realize that someone who's been playing from release until now has spent roughly $200 on the game and as good as the shooting is; the rest of it's a mess. My favorite glitch is that when the new season launched, it somehow introduced an absolute ton of new glitches - so sometimes the physics just have a stroke and gravity just stops really applying to enemies, so even a small impact (like a headshot) will make them start bouncing around as if the entire world became a bouncy castle, and things as basic as the graphics menus just don't work anymore and reset every time you open the game meaning if you played on anything but full screen, maximum graphics you have to go in and tweak them every time now. After finishing a major story beat, a vendor was supposed to appear in the main hub; and his gun would show up, but he wouldn't. They fixed that last one just in time for the week to end, but the rest of the bugs are still pretty active and bungie's said nothing about fixing them. Or most, if not all, of the laundry list of bugs they were well aware of before launching the new season and warned people about on twitter.
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haveblue posted:AKA the "I must go now, my planet needs me" glitch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF32DRg9opA
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Crysis frog never forget https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc6AHtM8qKM
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Speaking of, Crysis physics were so good. Fondly remember maximum strength punching a turtle which rebounded at me so violently I died.
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RatHat posted:Crysis frog never forget https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TjWfUwf1LA
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Nuebot posted:It's less funny when you realize that someone who's been playing from release until now has spent roughly $200 on the game and as good as the shooting is; the rest of it's a mess. My favorite glitch is that when the new season launched, it somehow introduced an absolute ton of new glitches - so sometimes the physics just have a stroke and gravity just stops really applying to enemies, so even a small impact (like a headshot) will make them start bouncing around as if the entire world became a bouncy castle, and things as basic as the graphics menus just don't work anymore and reset every time you open the game meaning if you played on anything but full screen, maximum graphics you have to go in and tweak them every time now. After finishing a major story beat, a vendor was supposed to appear in the main hub; and his gun would show up, but he wouldn't. They fixed that last one just in time for the week to end, but the rest of the bugs are still pretty active and bungie's said nothing about fixing them. Or most, if not all, of the laundry list of bugs they were well aware of before launching the new season and warned people about on twitter. Fwiw, I think Saint-14 is only supposed to show up on weekends, like Xur, so it's actually the floating gun and icon that were the bug :vv: I am more annoyed at the massive increase in cosmetic mtx that are not earnable by just playing tbh.
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zedprime posted:Speaking of, Crysis physics were so good. Fondly remember maximum strength punching a turtle which rebounded at me so violently I died. Are you sure you weren't playing Super Mario Brothers?
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So... Fallout 76 has an exploit that allows hackers to steal directly from another players inventory. What can they steal? loving everything. At once. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xehnhq38EHk
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They don't steal from your inventory, they steal your inventory. As in, the entire thing. That's just amazing. How much worse can this game get?
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Imagine being so good at stealing that you can steal the actual concept of owning things from people.
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Cardiovorax posted:They don't steal from your inventory, they steal your inventory. As in, the entire thing. That's just amazing. How much worse can this game get? Nice, it's up there VTM:B in my head now, the game where my first time playing it started with it spawning nothing in my inventory. I didn't even have the "unarmed" placeholder items, my buddy had to spawn in nothing for me to equip it, and then I could leave the tutorial area and exit first person mode.
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I'm reminded of the Bandit King monster type in Dungeonmans (a roguelike made by goon madjackmcmad). Every monster can have champion versions that get special abilities; the Bandit King's champion ability is to disarm you and toss the weapon onto the ground nearby. But if you aren't using any weapons, he'll happily remove your fists instead (and toss them on the ground). Fortunately you can't actually lose your fists, which lead to one fight I had where there were three copies of my fists sitting on the ground by the end.
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It's not Christmas until I hear a new way Fallout 76 is broken. Makes you feel all warm inside and puts me right in the holiday mood. 
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It's also a bit like goon favourite Space Station 13. Every part of that game's UI is actually an object that is physically (well, you know what I mean) carried by your player character, due to a limitation of the game engine. As such, it is possible to drop, steal, eat or otherwise lose part of your UI and therefore also part of your own ability to interact with the world. It's entirely possible for someone to knock you out and steal your ability to stand back up, or at least it was at one point.
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Fister Roboto posted:Imagine being so good at stealing that you can steal the actual concept of owning things from people. 
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Cardiovorax posted:It's also a bit like goon favourite Space Station 13. Every part of that game's UI is actually an object that is physically (well, you know what I mean) carried by your player character, due to a limitation of the game engine. As such, it is possible to drop, steal, eat or otherwise lose part of your UI and therefore also part of your own ability to interact with the world. It's entirely possible for someone to knock you out and steal your ability to stand back up, or at least it was at one point. Might've been this thread, but I think I heard a story about a guy who created something who, whenever you attempted to interact with it in any way, would make two more of itself, and eventually it like, overwrote some importan admin thing or something and rear end-hosed the server until ti got rebooted.
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The funniest SS13 story I know is about that one time the admins introduced the ability for smoke to "contaminate" things with the substance it originally came from. As a side effect, it basically turned things around a burning substance into more of the substance. So what do you think happens when someone sets a piece of cheese on fire? The Great Cheese Fire went in down in history as one of the silliest thing that ever happened to SS13. Everywhere cheese burned, more cheese popped into existence. As cheese burns hot enough to set more cheese on fire, more cheese started burning, which meant more cheese smoke. Yeah, that particular round ended with a large portion of station turned into half-molten smoked cheese.
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Neito posted:Might've been this thread, but I think I heard a story about a guy who created something who, whenever you attempted to interact with it in any way, would make two more of itself, and eventually it like, overwrote some importan admin thing or something and rear end-hosed the server until ti got rebooted. you might be thinking of the fractal sandwich, aka the crashwich, which doesn't involve the object copying itself, but does involve putting food into food many, many times over to create a sandwich with a name so long that the server breaks even if you're not, I'm posting it Angry Diplomat posted:Another good example is The Crashwich.  what a beautiful game(also there's a couple more stories in that post and a few more a couple of posts down the thread from there) dreamin of semen has a new favorite as of 23:10 on Dec 23, 2019 |
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I was, in fact, thinking of the fractal sandwich.
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Space Station 13 is one of the greatest games ever made and I say that as a person who has never played it.
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Unperson_47 posted:Space Station 13 is one of the greatest games ever made and I say that as a person who has never played it. It's definitely at the apex of games I like to read about but cannot imagine actually playing.
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There's also the foam grenade that would never stop burning and expanded forever, I think(?)
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Going back to the Fallout 76 bug, I think someone in Space Station 13 did manage to take another person’s right hand inventory space. I don’t mean what was in their right hand, but the space that held what was in their right hand. I think they even deep fried it and tried to eat it, causing the game to crash.
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Coolguye posted:
PopeCrunch posted:I couldn't figure out how you goatfuckers STILL managed to be terrorists with potato chips and water. YOU FOUND A WAY. I had two coders on IRC combing through reactions trying to figure out exactly how you motherless fucks were managing to make potato chips and water into explosives, and they had no loving idea. It shouldn't have been possible. It couldn't have been possible. I fear for the safety of the world if the people who managed to find a way to do murders with mother loving potato chips and goddamned water ever get recruited by a real world terrorist organization. The headlines the next day will read something like WE'RE ALL hosed: SOME NERD KILLS 3/4 OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION WITH A USED BANDAID AND THE SQUEAKER FROM A DOG TOY. THIS SECURITY PHOTO SHOWS THE SUSPECT PURCHASING A STICK OF GUM. DOES HE WANT FRESH BREATH, OR IS HE FINISHING THE JOB? OUR ONLY CONSOLATION IS THAT WE WILL PROBABLY NEVER SEE IT COMING. FILM AT 11 IF WE'RE LUCKY. OR UNLUCKY. gently caress IT. WHATEVER. -(AP) IIRC the chips were a red herring. It was just water.
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dreamin of semen posted:you might be thinking of the fractal sandwich, aka the crashwich, which doesn't involve the object copying itself, but does involve putting food into food many, many times over to create a sandwich with a name so long that the server breaks I love that someone took my incomplete code, and unleashed it on the world without wondering why it hadn't been put out there yet.
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Object oriented programming but you can bodily pick up the object to access it's private space.
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The Lone Badger posted:IIRC the chips were a red herring. It was just water.
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zedprime posted:Object oriented programming but you can bodily pick up the object to access it's private space. i think there are a few games like that some of them even on purpose!
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