Not as good as some of the stuff I've read on here, but when the PS4 first launched I had my PS Camera plugged in whilst playing Warframe. I have a huge Cockatiel cage with 2 cockatiels in it and whenever they hear another bird, they think it's talking to them and go mental trying to communicates back.

So the game starts and one of the cockatiels tweets. The sound goes through the camera mic, out the other end and then plays back through the tv. The cockatiels now think there are half a dozen cockatiels trying to communicate with them so they talk back. The more they squawk (and they are fucking loud when they are excited), the more they hear themselves to the point it becomes deafening.

I hear all these random people in the game complaining about how their ears are ringing and I join in with them. The match was about 45 minutes and I'm pretty sure everyone left with a headache.

I've already confessed on a previous thread. My conscience is clean.

Thats genius!

Thanks :)

It was slightly smarter than some of the stuff I've done in the game, although this was done fairly early in the morning so there was only 20-30 people in the City but was still a good way to get rid of some left over fish feasts.

In League of Legends I purposedly camp the ennemy player that seems the most likely to flame his team based on his champion/skin/shit they say in the all chat, sometimes I provoke him on chat too.

Or at the start of Burning Crusade while this little ... Giant was able to be mind controlled with an Engineering device from vanilla WoW, Sadly again another thing which can't be done anymore since they removed the ability to control these... and of course now they just aren't as shocking, this screen shot was taken by a mate watching from afar as I was "helping" people get into the start of Burning Crusade content with it. (sorry for the god damn awful resolution lol)



When you had him under control other than insane amounts of damage this monster also had a move called ThunderClap... which normally makes a little flash under a warrior in the game when they do it...

Because of the Fel Reavers massive size the flash from his clap was visible almost Zone wide when you had him under your control, not only would you scare Horde to death, but you could also blind them as you did it.

Should point out... that second picture is not edited in any way, that White area is the move going off.

There is the 2d graphic of the move at the time on a normal sized player https://cynwise.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/cynderblock-thunder-clap.png Blizzard just took the easy way out and coded the Fel Reaver to have the same graphic but scaled on the size of his model, was a sight to behold.

There is another darker one I done... but it's possibly too Dark for VGchartz and my lovely outlook towards humans now! Will See.

You don't deserve to live!

I used to get really mad when losing in a videogame, I would throw controllers to the ground or even chip away the handle of the controllers with my teeth...

I still throw my controller sometimes but I do it on my sofa ... and I don't use my teeth anymore lol.

In COD I killed my teammates when there was FF. In other shooters I get in front of my teammates so they don't see who their shooting. I've also teabagged a few times.

Edit- TherE was this one time i was using my friends PS4 and deleted most of his games.     

I dislike the idea of giving the impression that I make a thread to drop some personal story. I like to make threads other people make their own.

I may drop something later though.

In Fallout 2 I fucked both Bishop's wife and daughter in the same day.
In Morrowind I play with the no-underwear mod.
In Gothic 2 I played many hours with the nude females mod, and having chosen to be a mage, I killed some paladins (patrolling ones when they were away from anyone seeing) by freezing them until I obtained a Holy Arrow rune in the loot (not obtainable otherwise without cheats, unless you become a paladin, obviously).
In Thief III, in the Hammer Factory I set zombies free and they exterminated the Hammerites there, and in Stonemarket Proper (the quarter where St. Edgar and the Factory are), I found a way to instigate huge fights with factions killing each other (I just need to get spotted by the guards and have them mistakenly hit someone else instead of me, from then on thugs will join the fight and a huge mess will happen ), so I can loot the corpses without having to kill anyone, so not becoming enemy with friendly factions. And in the final missions it was even easier to make the final boss exterminate two quarters before killing it, although I tried to protect Pagans, luring the still unbeatable foe away from them to make it kill others.