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Pokémon Red. The MissingNo. glitch alone makes it better than the remakes.
What games are you currently playing?
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It wasn't discovered yet when I used to play the game though.Tobbe said:Plus you had the Mew-glitch, which was orsum, in RB!
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I just finished Assassin's Creed 2. It looked pretty good on first sight, but in the end, it was pretty bad, especially compared to what I played before that: Final Fantasy VII... now THAT was epic.
Now, I'm playing Oblivion... again. For some reason, I've been playing that for more than 150 hours already and I still haven't started the main quest. Time to do so!
I think I'll download Final Fantasy IX or X soon though, then I'll have something better to play.
Now, I'm playing Oblivion... again. For some reason, I've been playing that for more than 150 hours already and I still haven't started the main quest. Time to do so!
I think I'll download Final Fantasy IX or X soon though, then I'll have something better to play.
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I was re-playing Rayman 2 (PS1)(I have no choice by to Re-play it since I have no memory card for it). lol I've forgotten a lot of stuff. I laughed in the Menhir hills when the second shell chased after me...
I got as far as the Precipice, which was pretty good for a couple hours time to waste.
I got as far as the Precipice, which was pretty good for a couple hours time to waste.
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I spent over 400 hours playing Oblivion (about 100 on my first playthrough, but I deleted that save and started again due to some annoying glitches).Drolpiraat said:INow, I'm playing Oblivion... again. For some reason, I've been playing that for more than 150 hours already and I still haven't started the main quest. Time to do so!
I think I'll download Final Fantasy IX or X soon though, then I'll have something better to play.
Also, I like FFIX better than FFX.
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I have the non-"Game of the Year Edition" PS3 version of Oblivion, so I don't have the Shivering Isles expansion. I do have the Knights of the Nine, though.
~Bethesda really need some kind of QA team or something; they make great games but they simply can't code. Example: In order to get into the Thieves' Guild, you must meet with three NPCs at midnight in a certain place. One of the NPCs never turned up, no matter how many times I went there. I had to restart the game in order to get in.
Another (far worse) example: In the Knights of the Nine campaign, a character will occasionally walk up to you and ask you if they can join your quest. This happens nine times. The character then walks away to change into their KotN armour. You can then get them to follow you around and help you in battles. One guy (a High Elf named Brellin) for some reason turned up and asked me to join shortly after I had completed the KotN campaign. This isn't supposed to happen, and, due to some kind of programming oversight: rather than change into his armour, he proceeded to follow me... and he never stopped.
I've tried killing him, but he's invincible, just like a quest-central NPC. Swords, axes, hammers, and even the most powerful destructive spells only serve to knock him out. I've tried making him like me, I've tried making him hate me. It makes no difference.
I tried shoving him off an extremely high mountain in the notheast corner of the map; he survived. I tried taking him to the Planes of Oblivion, then shoving him off a bridge into a lake of lava, so that when he recovered from being knocked out, he was instantly knocked out again by the damage of the lava. Yet, when I collected that Oblivion Gate's Sigil Stone and was teleported back to Tamriel... there he was, standing next to me, good as new.
Sometimes I used to knock him out, then hop on a horse and gallop a few miles away. I would take him a few in-game days to track me down, but he always did.
The moral of the story? Bethesda can't code, so stay away from Brellin.
~Bethesda really need some kind of QA team or something; they make great games but they simply can't code. Example: In order to get into the Thieves' Guild, you must meet with three NPCs at midnight in a certain place. One of the NPCs never turned up, no matter how many times I went there. I had to restart the game in order to get in.
Another (far worse) example: In the Knights of the Nine campaign, a character will occasionally walk up to you and ask you if they can join your quest. This happens nine times. The character then walks away to change into their KotN armour. You can then get them to follow you around and help you in battles. One guy (a High Elf named Brellin) for some reason turned up and asked me to join shortly after I had completed the KotN campaign. This isn't supposed to happen, and, due to some kind of programming oversight: rather than change into his armour, he proceeded to follow me... and he never stopped.
I've tried killing him, but he's invincible, just like a quest-central NPC. Swords, axes, hammers, and even the most powerful destructive spells only serve to knock him out. I've tried making him like me, I've tried making him hate me. It makes no difference.
I tried shoving him off an extremely high mountain in the notheast corner of the map; he survived. I tried taking him to the Planes of Oblivion, then shoving him off a bridge into a lake of lava, so that when he recovered from being knocked out, he was instantly knocked out again by the damage of the lava. Yet, when I collected that Oblivion Gate's Sigil Stone and was teleported back to Tamriel... there he was, standing next to me, good as new.
Sometimes I used to knock him out, then hop on a horse and gallop a few miles away. I would take him a few in-game days to track me down, but he always did.
The moral of the story? Bethesda can't code, so stay away from Brellin.
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Rayman4321 said:I'm playing paper mario the thousand year door now, and i just got doomed by a ''terrible'' curse!!
That game is awesome! Are you up to Chapter Three yet? That one chapter alone got me into the Paper Mario series.
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Sabertooth1000000000 said:Rayman4321 said:I'm playing paper mario the thousand year door now, and i just got doomed by a ''terrible'' curse!!
That game is awesome! Are you up to Chapter Three yet? That one chapter alone got me into the Paper Mario series.
Oh man, I would love to play Paper Mario's sequel, I loved the first game!