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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:I actually didn't like a lot of the dungeons in skyrim but the weird Solstheim dungeon was amazing. All of the dungeons were good.
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Knuc U Kinte posted:All of the dungeons were good. lol
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Dec 31, 2015 09:09
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Wormskull posted:Dude come on. He's trolling you nitwit. Wow, can we get a mod in here?
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Dec 31, 2015 09:14
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I'm not sure it counts but I really like the last few maps for Path of Exile... Shame about Daresso and Kaom being really annoying to fight, because they have a ton of health and attack really fast and have tiny arenas that they fill with spots you can't stand on or you get one shot. Every other boss in that act is fun though.
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Dec 31, 2015 09:42
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i like the lunaris temple in act 3 with rivers of blood and poo poo everywhere its badass
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Dec 31, 2015 09:48
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The dungeon in my zelda classic quest where I stuffed 10 mutated bosses in each room.
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Dec 31, 2015 10:55
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the Stygian Abyss is the most interesting dungeon
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Dec 31, 2015 11:03
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lufia ii has an optional dungeon that was real loving hard puzzle wise for a young gamer but you wanted to do it fir the loot the correct answer is always phantasy star 4. cool downed spaceships full of monster vats and spiraling nightmare towers. even single level basements were full of hosed up toad beasts and goodies
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Dec 31, 2015 11:38
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Dongslayer. posted:lufia ii has an optional dungeon that was real loving hard puzzle wise for a young gamer but you wanted to do it fir the loot Most of the time dungeons that take place on a ship (pirate/space/ect) are guaranteed to be cool. Graveyards or tombs have potential but it weighs a lot on the games overall art direction. Eternal Sonata had a good one.
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Dec 31, 2015 13:10
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Pit of 100 trials on Paper Mario 2 was a real test of endurance for this gamer.
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I'm racking my brain trying to think of this but coming up short. I feel a profound sadness. I have failed you, videogames
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Dec 31, 2015 14:06
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I think someone mentioned it earlier but Snowpeak Manor in Twilight Princess is the only good ice dungeon. -Main dungeon gimmick based around cooking. -Get a rad ball and chain. -Your reward is solving marital issues.
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Dec 31, 2015 14:38
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I love bonus dungeons that get ridiculously hard the deeper you descend. I'm thinking of the bonus from star ocean the second story that was really obscure & basically impossible to find without a guide that got super hard near the bottom & led to you unlocking the final bosses true power and making the end of the game ridiculously hard
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Dec 31, 2015 15:28
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Morrowind was my first experience with first person open world and I remember being kinda scared of the dwemer & daedric ruins as a young teenager. The masters vault in fallout was really good too, how the walls were covered in more flesh the deeper you went. Blackwing Lair and the original naxxramas were pretty sick too
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Dec 31, 2015 15:32
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I like all of the dungeons in DQVIII
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Dec 31, 2015 15:47
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Wormskull posted:I been wracking my brain but I don't remember many dungeons. FPS levels and Platformer levels don't count to me so it's been rough. Everything else in my brain is just Zelda dungeons and their not really interesting in a standout way usually, not to say their bad or anything but you know what I mean. A Zelda dungeon's just a Zelda dungeon. The forest temple from Ocarina of Time is one of my favorite plaves in games
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Dec 31, 2015 16:45
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For me then FF6 has the most number of awesome dungeons in a single game. Magitek Research Facility is hella weird and freaky. I liked it. Combining magic and technology in evil ways is win. The Opera House also ruled. You played in the opera and had to deal with Ultros, the best villain, at the same time. I could go on forever but I'll stop here.
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Jabu Jabu's Belly from Ocarina of Time was hella cool and weird. That dungeon was a nightmare for me as a kid because I always got lost and it took forever.
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Dec 31, 2015 17:04
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Wormskull posted:I been wracking my brain but I don't remember many dungeons. FPS levels and Platformer levels don't count to me so it's been rough. Everything else in my brain is just Zelda dungeons and their not really interesting in a standout way usually, not to say their bad or anything but you know what I mean. A Zelda dungeon's just a Zelda dungeon. This made me think of the Minish Cap, the hat was a weird concept but I vaguely remember very cool dungeons where you shrunk down, but I can't remember specific details. Maybe it's time for a replay.
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Dec 31, 2015 17:05
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The Black Omen is my favorite giant enemy gauntlet dungeon in any game. The fact that it ends with three bosses (including the game's hardest boss, Zeal) leading straight into Lavos with no break is amazing. It's also immediately preceded by another two bosses.
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Dec 31, 2015 17:09
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FactsAreUseless posted:The Black Omen is my favorite giant enemy gauntlet dungeon in any game. The fact that it ends with three bosses (including the game's hardest boss, Zeal) leading straight into Lavos with no break is amazing. It's also immediately preceded by another two bosses. Oh yeah Chrono Trigger has great dungeons. It's my favorite game of all time
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Dec 31, 2015 17:18
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Pablo Gigante posted:Oh yeah Chrono Trigger has great dungeons. It's my favorite game of all time
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Dec 31, 2015 17:19
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Durlag's Tower from Baldur's Gate. Something about avoiding lightning bolts instead of disarming every trap ever. That place was a nightmare getting through on the old engine. But after having played through it on the Enhanced Edition, it really isn't as bad as I remember it being. It's pretty fun, even. If you save it for being the absolute last thing you do before finishing the game.
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Dungeon Siege I - Goblin Cave: Took forever to get though, but was really cool WoW - Gnomergan: I never got very far in WoW, but legitimately enjoyed running this dungeon over and over.
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I just found out there's a game called Dungeonmans today when I was theorycrafting a new post.
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Dec 31, 2015 17:40
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Bitterblack Isle in Dragon's Dogma is just a solid all around dungeon experience, very high tier
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Dec 31, 2015 17:47
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In Training posted:I just found out there's a game called Dungeonmans today when I was theorycrafting a new post. lol i bought that like a year ago. it's a roguelike and it's actually fairly deece asides from the title and other similar jokes it tries to make constantly.
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Bolverkur posted:This made me think of the Minish Cap, the hat was a weird concept but I vaguely remember very cool dungeons where you shrunk down, but I can't remember specific details. Maybe it's time for a replay. The Temple of Droplets (the water dungeon from that game) has one of my favorite dungeon names ever. It's one of the dungeons you do while small and it's just really evocative of what the place is. Can't remember much about the actual dungeon though.
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Dec 31, 2015 17:53
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The creepy apartment building in Silent Hill Downpour where you go in the apartment of a middle aged divorced guy who is obsessed with Springsteen and you can hear faintly mumbling coming from inside the walls and when you put the three Boss crests in the grandfather clock it opens a secret room where there is a skeleton sitting next to a record player that keeps skipping and playing the first verse of Born To Run
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Dec 31, 2015 17:55
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I forget the game, but it was one of the myriad of RPGs from the SNES era. Basically if you wore any metal items in the dungeon, your characters would be permanently paralyzed. That was pretty unique to me so I liked it.
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Dec 31, 2015 18:25
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mekkanare posted:I forget the game, but it was one of the myriad of RPGs from the SNES era. i remember ff12 had a boss that worked like this
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Dec 31, 2015 18:32
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FFIX had a dungeon where the basic weapons you start with are better than everything else, like 3 discs into the game.
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i love ikana castle and the stone tower temple in majoras mask
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Air's Rock in the Second Golden Sun had good puzzles and was a cool overall dungeon
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Dec 31, 2015 18:56
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Bobnumerotres posted:i love ikana castle and the stone tower temple in majoras mask Ikana Castle ftw, but it's more of a castle than a dungeon.
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mekkanare posted:I forget the game, but it was one of the myriad of RPGs from the SNES era. FF4 I think. Magnetic cave or something.
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Dec 31, 2015 19:14
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a bay posted:The forest temple from Ocarina of Time is one of my favorite plaves in games I hated the music but... hmm, well, agreed I guess.
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Bolverkur posted:This made me think of the Minish Cap, the hat was a weird concept but I vaguely remember very cool dungeons where you shrunk down, but I can't remember specific details. Maybe it's time for a replay. I been playing it on Wii U every once in a while so I'll let you know if I figure out what your talking about.
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Dec 31, 2015 19:16
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The gross graveyard temple underneath the classic town of Kakariko being in a Nintendo game is pretty epic.
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speaking of minish cap: like, every dungeon in that game is fantastic
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