simple write the best moment you had i a video\pc game

for me it was on tribes2 (I'm addicted to this game)
it was on a ctf map that most of it is water with each team gets 2 ships as their base

i was on a bomber bombing the crap out of there base ( the fact that my bomber pilot was the best I've ever seen helped a lot, I'm a great bomber pilot but not even close to him) and then a fighter plane (the game call them shrike) closed in behind us and started to shot at us (this happend before but we shock them of, again he was a great pilot) but this guy was stubborn, i was like a dog with a bone, i started shotting at him with the bomber duel guns but he was to fast, and no matter what the pilot tried to pull he was still on our tail (2nd best pilot i ever seen, what are the odds of that to happen on a single match?)
so the pilot takes as into the water (no not a typo, in tribes the planes can fly underwater), the water was kinda shallow so he starts dodging in between the underwater cliffs (any name for it?) hoping i guess that the other guy will crash into them, but that guy is really good he sticks on our tail.

the down side on being underwater that my guns cant shot there, his can, so now the only thing i can do is to start dropping bombs and because were underwater they will take time to hit the bottom and explode, making them in fact more like mines,
but even that wont help he dodges the mines/bomb + the cliffs and still manges to pull a shot at us every no and then (lucky the shields are strong).

by this time its going on like this for about 10 minutes (thats a huge time for something like this, it normally takes 2 minutes top to end a chase like this) and then my bomber pilot pulls up out of the water and i see his smack in the middle of two ships, i started curseing him for pulling us out in the middle of there base as i hear the missiles being shot and see bullets/lasers etc' being shot from everywhere around us.

only then i noticed that this is our base and that its shooting on the fighter behind us.

we survived all of that without a scratch (shields recharge) and went on to anther bombing run on there base

too bad i didn't record that because it was unbelievable

In Unreal Championship 2 I once took on several other players online in a Survival match, I won without dying once. To end the match, I dodged a shot from a ripjack which bounced off the wall and beheaded my opponent.

In Risk I successfully did the Schlieffen Plan. Used a Scythe movement to take mainland Europe then took Asia a turn later.

fleeing from a friend in halo 1 i jumped through a telporter so he fired a rocket at the other one then changed to a shotgun and steped through the telporter and got hit by his own rocket.
funniest thing ive ever seen on halo

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SA4fJwvnrcM

Not really mine specifically but it's still pretty awesome.

Mine:

GoW 20-0
WoW in AB 20-0

Dodging 3 sniper shot simultaniusly in Gears Of War and then headshotting all of the snipers

At a friend's house last year playing Halo 2...wiping out every other player in a King of the Hill match (small map) with a rocket launcher - then getting shot in the head by my friend's cousin after she respawned. She's a master sniper.

Ah, good times.

One time I was Playing Halo for the PC and got the other team in to a debate about some thing so they stopped fighting to type replys, I killed them all.

Well.. Mine is also on Halo (xbox). Me and 2 friends were playing (they had an alliance against me) and i happened to find a rocket launcher. I went to a high spot and started to shoot them.... Many times. They still hate me for it Not to mention have ried to get their revenge in the game..... many times

Tribes2.... man, I miss that game. I lost the CD and haven't been able to play it since. (it's literally been Years!) I managed to fill the gap with battlefield, but still.... It's not the same.


My gaming moment would have to be when a few of the gamers in my family decided to introduce me to a new fps that I had never played and then I proceeded to beat them so thoroughly that they refuse to play any fps games with me anymore. Apparently they had *never* looked at the keyboard layout or glanced at the manual, and so they didn't know there was a "minimap" button that showed the location of the other team.

Gotta be Halo 1 for me. I took on the name Elphant and the 7 other players decide to go Elephant huntting all with shotguns. In the extremly troublesome map almost only consisting of only teleporters. The match ended 25 to me and 4-3-2-0-0-0-0 to them.

Gotta love hiding in dark places and spamming shotgun

Yeah.... i miss halo... no-one plays it with me anymore... Best thing was when i took active camo and shotgun.... nice to come from behind...

A friend and I were both stoned as a shrimp, playing Gears of War on his 360. We were both jumping and screaming all over the place, rolling over the couch and the floor (aren't wireless controllers wonderful?), shooting everything that moved. Needless to say, we ran out of ammo in 30 seconds. Some enemy came up to us so we each pressed the chainsaw button at the same time, and the dude got two chainsaws in him. Blood all over the screen, beautiful horror, and we couldn't stop laughing.

I was playing as wolverine in marvel: Ultimate alliance and I killed this dude and at the same time kicked him back into a box which was destroyed. total pwnage

I must say; Deadpool my have Wolverines healing factor but he pwns it much harder than James Howell could any day of the week.

Monopoly, taking over the 3 most expensive sides of the board, while actually only owning the purple. We make verbal agreements for certain terms all the time, like when someone buys the last part of a color we need. I bought one of each color and ended up selling them for immunity of the entire color if i ever land there. As such, I never had to pay anyone to land on they're spot.

In risk, I usually play no alliances and I had to use the can, my friends decided that they rather take me out and planned while I was out. When I came back I rolled nothing but 6s and 5s they did nothing but 1s and 2s.

Civilization, I took over the world while only owning two cities on a small island with no resources. Knight's Templar for the muthafuckin' win.

Starcraft.
5th time playing
and imagine that all the vowels in this post
are zerglings.
times the vowels by 20

DoW against a friend.
he was eldar,I was chaos.

almost complete army of chaos marines(fully upgraded to blowy-uppy-goodness)stealth right into the middle of his base,then uncloak and start blowing stuff up....meanwhile sending my HQs with 1 unit each to his _second_ base,and summoning the bloodthirster.

probabbly a toss up between CSS and DoW:DC

In css has to be when i was piping purepwnage song "feel like pwning noobs" down my mic while running a 1 v 12 clan match, basically me [LL] vs 12 other random people i think they were from something gimp lol. i won with a death cout of 7 and a kill count of more than 90. Would have been more fun if the rest of my clan turned up xD

In DoW i was playing online against a person who is supposed to be a specialist "tau" player. I play necrons, and i beat him using entirely attack scarabs. They are the weakest attack option for the necrons. I couldnt be bothered to play against the guy, i was just waiting for my friends to come on. I think the match lasted somewhere between 5-9 minutes. I didnt get to destroy his HQ because he left screaming at me something about not playing fair.

I must say one of my greatest moments was playing Halo (surprise?) and getting shot at by a tank point-blank range. Jumped at the right time and he missed me. Straight away I burst into the tank and pulled him out throwing him away. The shot had hit my friend blasting him off his ghost (He was a distance away). The ghost then somehow bounced off a wall and hit the friend I had pulled out of the tank. It was great.

Also playing WC3 at a net-cafe with friends 2v2 I was Undead my team mate was Orc. I had both the oponents send there full forces into my base and try and wipe me out. I held them all and kept alive but at the same time my mate split his force in two sent one to each of the oponents bases and we completly wiped them out. They were so annoyed one of them left the cafe even though he had payed for another hour. The response of the guy was better than the actual gaming acheivement really...

first time I ever won a 1v1v1 WC3 was a notable achievement.lucky timing was what did it.
me:deaduns
housemate1:elveses
other housemate:orcses

I sent an army up to attack the elves,and stomped him.then I found his second base and managed to destroy it.(discovered later that he had _just_ launched an all out assault on the orc base,orc was,ironically enough,just launching an attack on me,but hadn't cleared out of his base yet,so he got stuck with the elveses)
by the time the elves were all dead,I had barely any troops left of that force,so I used them as a diversion while sending out flights of 5 bone dragons each.eventually managed to bottle him in

Age of Empires 3, its amazing how fast 60 Field Guns can smash your opponent to bits.

i like WoW.


lol.

heh. I cant think of anything in particular... but my friends best gaming moment, I think, is when I wounded three guardians with a missile launcher, two plus to hit, and then rolled three ones. Grr.

MTG, I was playing at the TS prerelease playing a blue/white control deck. It was the last round and I was 4-0 which meant that if I won the next round I would win the flight. So my opponent is playing a green/white beat down with Chronosavant and he took the first match with it, then I won the second game meaning we were in a sudden death. He gets a Chronosavant and a Fungus Sliver and Hivestone while I didn't have anything larger than a 3/5 (Castle Raptors) in my deck. He got me down to three life when I topdecked a Teferi's Moat, which stopped his Giant from attacking, I came back to win and came in second overall in the Prerelease.

Was playing WoW about 2 months ago, my friend had started a Troll Hunter, and then decided he needed a cat from the Night Elf starting area. My LVL48 warlock and a couple guildes worked our way past Darnassus and then summoned the hunter. The higher rogue with us attacked the guards at the starting area and we were able to sneak in while they were busy. Hunter quickly got his pet, and then we got to fool around. Was a good 20 minutes before anyone powerful enough came to stop us

Took the time to knock out the the trainer NPC's (not all the PVP NPC's can actually be attacked) and 50 or 60 level 3 critter/beasts. Because we were in the Start area we were already flagged PVP, but couldn't attack any players becuase they have to be flagged before they can be hit. I saw a level 4 player, /wave and /greet. Indeed I was very polite. And then he hit me!

I was playing Twilight Princess and I realized that the game was easy.

im a big noob at DOTA on WC3 so me and my friends were playing 4v4 and i was the lowest lvl guy on our team, teal (one of my friends) was a really high level and as soon as i saw him im like "Shiii-" hit him with shadowstrike then venom BOOM! dead i was very proud and got better with venomancer he hasnt gotten his revenge yet

Do you play while listening to Basshunter?

I think the correct way to say that would be,

"I was playing Nintendo and realised I was a twilight princess"

I had a new best gaming moment on Saturday. A 4 vs 3 Warhammer 40K : Dark crusade game between 3 of my friends against 3 computers set on Verry hard. we held the line and made them pay for every inch of land they took and, after 4 hours of intense fighting, we managed to reverse the steam and push them back, inch by inch untill we won. I lost my primary base early on in te game and barely managed to stay alive by building an other base in my teammate's home. All I could do is pump out space marie squad after space marine squad to try and hold the tide.

The fun thing about that game is that the mutilated cadavers of the falen stay on the battlefield for a long time. Tere were mountains of corpses on the doorstep of our base.

I love a good chalange.

I wish i could play it.... My DOW is bugged... when i need to put the lisence key to play online, it has 1 too few slots to put numbers in... So i cant put the whole code there, so it wont allow me to play... *sigh*

Maybe you are putting dashes in too? I don't know what the code looks like but that has gotten even a few of my smarter friends.

Once in Magic I was playing a friend and we both had decks full of high mana using hard hitters. Neither of us could draw mana either. I got one out and had the one 1/1 squirrel that was in the deck out... it took a long time to kill him.

BF 1942

snipe the guy going for the heli

took the heli

does not know how to fly heli

Jumps out of heli

Heli lands on the same guy i sniped >.<

*Shivers* you play space marines? Damn i hate them. Best moment of DoW the original was when i was playing eldar and i had a match with bots that was me vs 7bots all playing space marines. The only way to survive that was teleporting with my wraithbones and building base after base after base and millions of portals.

i won, took me 9 hours of gaming (split over 3 days) but i won.

best moment of DoW ever.

Heh. I remember playing dawn of war I got whatshisname... space marine leader? killed three times trying to take out imperial guard. Good times.

I was playing Thy Dungeonman. And i finally got ye flask. (chokes)

OH, HAHAHA. Very funny. Don't make me jiggle the nunchuku around.

o.0 Thats... scary.

Last night, 2am sitting at my friends place playing Double Agent, realised we had to be at school in 6 hours had spent about an hour stuck trying to get through a fence to the next part we thought we had done something wrong, then we find the hole in the fence, yea I felt smart after that.... finished the level in 5 minutes after that.

MTG, playing my friends infinite squirel deck, im not sure how he did it cant remeber but it just pulls 1/1 squirel after 1/1 squirel onto the field. Crazy to play against. But beating that deck made me feel damn proud, cant remeber the card but pretty much if you do anything to it, attack it, kill it then you lose the game.... good fun.

Heh. Four way Yu-Gi-Oh Duel (I was young) of the best players in the school. Me, Josh, Bryce and some guy I dont remember. Some guy was taken out pretty quick, but then Bryce like... left everything open when he went to attack Josh, wiping him out, and then I got him when he left himself in the open score.

Infinite squirrel decks can be formidable, but I do pretty well with an infinite mana deck my brother built. I'm still fairly newbish to the game, but he's been in it since forever and a day ago.

I got Guitar Hero 2

Nuff' said. I'm still stuck on medium...

I usedta use what I called 'The Rebel Yell'(thx billy idol)
almost everything in the deck could summon more rebels directly from my deck(and let me reshuffle my deck ),and there was nothing that cost more than 5 mana(6 if it was summoned from the deck).
around a year that I was using it,only lost 1 time,but that was insane luck on my friends part(plus the fact that he built _specifically_ against my rebels)
3 engineered plagues=byebye all my advantages....damn funny tho

also in M:TG,beating a guy with my version of the 'fires' deck,killing blow dealt by birds of paradise...priceless.

destroying the whole entire Bruma guard, now whenever im there guards fall dead at random times

Killing vivic was fun lol OMG adrenaline rush Hammer! hammer! hammer!

"misspelled vivic im sure"

<3 marrowind

Infinite squirrels are fun yes, but infinite Ornithopters are more fun just to see the look on your opponents face when you have infinite creatures that can't hurt him.

Then you drop four infinity/infinity Broodstars, slap a Whispersilk cloak down and finish the game.

Probably my scariest moment in gaming was a few years previous, when I was a player in a Call Of Cthulhu RPG without actually knowing what Call Of Cthulhu was. None of the players did, truth be told. I learnt later that the scenario we had played was essentially H.P. Lovecrafts 'Rats In The Walls'. Considering I hadn't expected a horror RPG, and we were only told that it would be a 1920s 'Real-World' setting, I certainly didn't expect the horror I was to witness.

There were no combat sequences, and really only minimal roleplaying. But I did not sleep that night, nor for the next few nights after it.

Probably the highlight of the evening came when we where exploring the ancestral estate that was the setting, delving deep into tunnels that did not exist on the building plan and the GM describing the slow, dragging sounds of claws and fur on stone as we descended deeper.

I actually heard these noises. I thought I was going mad. After the game was over (some 2 months later), I was told he had a CD player and was playing various sounds on as low a volume as possible, hidden underneath the table.

I've been hooked on Lovecraft ever since.