darthdevidem01 said:
Wait till you see how high the FF game most wanted to be remade by female Japanese gamers is on my list TEHEHEHEHE!!!!! |
And you're just trying to upset me now 
Anyway. By "high" I assume it will be at about number 3 in your "Honorable mentions" list. Not on your damn full list at all!!
Carl2291 said:
Hold on while I think of a way to make your name into something cool and thoughtful like "terriblegenome"! |
oshiri!
| milkyjoe said: There are no MGS or FF games on my list. Lawl. |
Oh.
This has sent me over the edge. Not even FFVI or the classic FFXII?
| milkyjoe said: There are no MGS or FF games on my list. Lawl. |
He sounds like a SEGA fan.....grab him!
Number 42
Fallout
"War never changes" is something like the eponymous video game tagline, a commentary on the stagnancy of human nature even in the face of cataclysm. Fallout takes place in a world built on pessimism and a game with an eye toward dark humor, and spawned a series of some of the best RPGs you can ever play (if I had finished Fallout 2 at the time of my making this list, it probably would have landed way up there).
The experience that made me realize I loved Fallout was during a quest that involved helping a sheriff bring in a small-town crime boss. When we made it clear that we would be taking him in, the crime boss and his enormous bruiser attacked. Just for humor's sake I shot the goon in the crotch - I blew away his manly bits and he promptly passed out from shock and blood loss. The crime boss critically fumbled when firing and ended up hurting himself very badly, after which the sheriff shot him in the face. Blood everywhere and a pat on the back for a job well done. Mundane, perhaps, but it showed the kind of black humor and absurd violence that was so passe in this insane universe.
And one of the Perks made it so that any enemy you killed, even if you used a dart gun or a pea shooter, exploded into a fountain of gore. What's not to love?
Fab_GS said:
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Maybe maybe not you will have to find out XD
Japanese Pop Culture Otaku
darthdevidem01 said:
No-one will hate you for having MGS4 at #1 |
I would not let MGS4 within ten feet of this list.
| Khuutra said: Number 42
Fallout "War never changes" is something like the eponymous video game tagline, a commentary on the stagnancy of human nature even in the face of cataclysm. Fallout takes place in a world built on pessimism and a game with an eye toward dark humor, and spawned a series of some of the best RPGs you can ever play (if I had finished Fallout 2 at the time of my making this list, it probably would have landed way up there). The experience that made me realize I loved Fallout was during a quest that involved helping a sheriff bring in a small-town crime boss. When we made it clear that we would be taking him in, the crime boss and his enormous bruiser attacked. Just for humor's sake I shot the goon in the crotch - I blew away his manly bits and he promptly passed out from shock and blood loss. The crime boss critically fumbled when firing and ended up hurting himself very badly, after which the sheriff shot him in the face. Blood everywhere and a pat on the back for a job well done. Mundane, perhaps, but it showed the kind of black humor and absurd violence that was so passe in this insane universe. And one of the Perks made it so that any enemy you killed, even if you used a dart gun or a pea shooter, exploded into a fountain of gore. What's not to love? |
good choice. This was one of the games I forgot to Put in my list. Along With BG2:Shadows of Amn. And a couple others. Oh dear!
XD
darthdevidem01 said:
He sounds like a SEGA fan.....grab him! |
Yeah! Let's kick 'im!
(Coming from a guy, who only has one MGS game on his list, which is at number 50.)
Fab_GS said:
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define flooded? is 4 or 5 (I forgot) out of 10 flooded XD
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