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Stare-Out posted:Any glitch that has to do with character ragdolls or physics or crazy AI are the best things. That baseball video someone posted was hilarious. As was Big Show literally worming his way back into the fight. You can get this sometimes in the Arkham Asylum/City games, and they usually end up making Batman look like even more of an asskicker. 
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Meis posted:I had a pretty neat bug in psychonauts once, ages ago. No wonder Lili wanted to kiss him 
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Now I'm not a professional fighter but I think I picked up on a minor flaw in the strategy of the fighter in the black trunks.
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Vic posted:I was playing the new Tomb Raider when this happened: God that was so annoying, it's a really common bug where the plane doesn't fall into place properly in that particular DLC (Tomb of the Lost Adventurer I think) and you cannot progress any further in it without reloading an earlier save. That DLC is really, really bad value for money even when the whole thing works - it takes all of 5 minutes to complete.
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Che Delilas posted:Well, you know, at least the hair moves good. Don't get me wrong, I love the game. But that was undeniably lovely DLC and I can't believe that bug still occurs after all this time.
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HellCopter posted:Oblivion was pretty much the king of that feeling, though. I remember being able to download some DLC which put a wizard's tower on the map for you to live in. But if you save while in the tower, delete the DLC, and reload that save, you spawn in a black void. Fall for a bit, and you respawn in an empty house. Outside the house is an area labeled "Wilderness", six houses in a circle (some able to enter, some not, all empty) and a bonfire with a test weapon called "Mace of Doom" in front of it that did some huge amount of fire damage and the number of charges it held went off the screen. This is a "my dad works at Nintendo" level glitch. The houses were also surrounded by some vast empty plane of water but I've a healthy fear of oceans in video games so I stayed away from that. When I did my San Andreas LP a while back, I spent a while exploring some of the various Easter Eggs/glitches in the game. The most interesting to me were the cutscene locations which were tucked away in various parts of the game world, which were accessible through some ridiculous steps like spawning jetpacks in particular locations and flying between seams in the geography. The one I could sadly never replicate required a trainer that allowed you to fly high up above a particular building out in the desert, which would put you into a mysterious house filled up with multiple items that spawn during optional burglary missions. The creepy part was that the house is full of frames photographs of all the girlfriends you can date in the game, and there's also a faceless NPC with pitch-black skin that will rush you and try to kill you as you explore. If you kill it, it doesn't bleed like every other NPC in the game does. It's just bizarrely creepy and I have no idea what possible function it served in the game outside of throwing something creepy into a location that it should be impossible for anybody to actually ever see.
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