Ever since I saw the Gamer Pet-Peeves topic,
I thought it would be a good idea to make one for your own gaming habits.
-All ways have to pull the bow in Minecraft all the way back before firing.
-All ways pick up a sniper, saber, or rocket launcher when I see it in Halo.
-Getting all the way where the final boss is, then turn back to collect almost everything in the game before I fight him.
-Rolling or jumping to make traveling faster. (Even when it doesn't)
-Losing DS pens, just to find them later in the weirdest places.
I got more, though I kinda forgot some of them at the moment.
-Getting all the way where the final boss is, then turn back to collect almost everything in the game before I fight him.
-Rolling or jumping to make traveling faster. (Even when it doesn't)
-Teabagging 12 year-olds
-Cheating whenever possible
-Murdering characters I'm supposed to protect
-Saving a game before a choice, and then seeing all the choices
-Playing on the easiest difficulty (and still be able to get achievements)
-Turning subtitles on
-ALWAYS putting a game back in it's original case.
-When I am in doubt, I shoot at everything as fast as humanly possible. <_<
-Putting games in their original cases.
-I will admit, I do teabag some people on Halo, BUT only if they have been extremely annoying or if it is one of my friends (Inside joke between us lol)
airpa wrote:
-I will admit, I do teabag some people on Halo, BUT only if they have been extremely annoying or if it is one of my friends (Inside joke between us lol)
What are ya'll, a bunch of frat boys?
-I tend to to prefer a nut shot to a head shot when sniping.
-I also tend to carry twice the weapons/ammo I actually need, and a large stock of alcohol.
-I never put games in their original cases. Never.
I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do - Robert A Heinlein
--Saving repeatedly every 5 minutes or when my gut says so (I blame Morrowind and Oblivion for this).
--Looking up the consequences to a decision before it's made (I KNOW...but I only do this rarely and mainly for games which have autosave features after events. I did this extensively with Metro 2033 after being forced to replay multiple levels).
--Being a hero instead of a villain.
--Teamkilling when the team is being stupid. Because you deserve it and the imagined look of shock on your face brings me no small enjoyment, that's why.
--Finding the ultimate weapon and/or the obscure and hard to find yet basically worthless weapon. I'm looking at you with love Rainbow Blade.
Orodrist wrote:-I also tend to carry twice the weapons/ammo I actually need, and a large stock of alcohol
This too. I'm a terrible shot (before the alcohol. >_>) though. And usually it's Medpacks or the equivalent with me, since alcohol doesn't fit in with the hero image...this is not true with Orcs and Elves though. >_>
--I will go for the explosives before the assault rifle (partially for the terrible shot, 87% because I like a big boom).
--Knife/melee kills are my bread and butter. I will go for them before any other weapon (save a rocket lawnchair).
I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do - Robert A Heinlein
Chozon1 wrote:Just get her to play Morrowind for a few hours. High agility rating makes the game so much easier. O_O
She's played Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim.
By the time she was done with Oblivion, her character (who was, as it is worthy to note, a vampire, and thusly received certain bonuses) had an insane agility and athletics level and could easily vault over the tallest NPCs without breaking a sweat o_o
Can't rail against her though; I did much the same thing. I remember in Morrowind going vampire and having level 100 agility already. 50 foot running leaps and a 12 foot vertical jump. XD
