Best videogame moments

[Crazyguy36]

Battlefield 1942

1. Shot my friend with a bazooka, while he was shooting at me while in a **** plane. The wreckage Barely missed me. We both started to crack up laughing becasue it was the last thing either one of us expected. I thought I was doomed so I fired for the heck of it and it saved me.

2. Flying a plane and shooting a jeep which flies into the air. My only option was to fly under it. I thought I wasnt going to make it, but I did. I love moments like that.

[Ozmer]

Asheron's Call 1:
I had winamp on random and I had just gone into an olthoi lair. The lobby scene music from The Matrix came on right as a wave of olthoi came crashing in like a tidal wave. I put my back in a corner and began dealing crushing blows with my hammer. One after another they were dropping, the music seemed to be pumping to the beat of my swings. As the last one fell, the music ended. I've never had such a perfectly choreographed fight before or since.

World of Warcraft:
Back before battlegrounds and whatnot when world PVP was still fairly fresh me and my buddy snuck in to Hammerfall in Arathi Highlands. I hid in a shed, and my buddy, a gnome went under the buildings he was blasting the ankles of the horde with his fireballs. The only way they could attack him was to go inside the building, but as soon as they did, he'd come out from under it. Slowly he whittled down the masses, my pally occasionally popping him with a heal from his hiding spot. Then a shammy came and dropped totems that could target my mage friend under the buildings. It looked like it was all finished for my gnome friend until I popped out and begain wailing on the shaman and popped a full heal on the mage. We left victorious and well-feared.

[AR_FiberNeoPirate]

Yea, my friend said that pirates online is a complete copy of World of Warcraft. I'm not downing him for his own opinion, but i don't think so. I think that is ALOT alike, if not inspired. Anyway. im not that old. xD. (no offense ) so maybe i shouldn't be in hear to talk.

sorry


(JAG, E.D.M.)



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