Nominus Experse
07-18-2008, 11:05 PM
The premise of this thread is rather simple: post the games that you play(ed), even though you knew them to be terribly broken in the sense that they were testament to how clunky controls could be, how aggravating the camera once was, how unbalanced the units could become, etc... And yet you played them to smurfing death anyway, you masochistic moron.
Posting pictures and other information would also help have the rest of us realize how stupidly broken your games were.
One such game that I played to hell was 7th Legion.
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/boxshots/1/196521_pc.jpg
7th Legion was an RTS game that implemented a system in which players were dealt cards every so often. These cards acted as a means of "random events during battle". Essentially, the cards let you do godlike, random :skull::skull::skull::skull:, like instantly blowing up units or buildings, infiltration, chaos, super units, and other totally awesome :skull::skull::skull::skull:. However, this lead to the game being primarily about getting the few smurfing awesome cards before your blasted, cheating computer-driven oppenent could.
I mean, yeah, sure my entire infantry would suddenly combust into flames every so often - that just happens during war, you know? That's normal :skull::skull::skull::skull: in real life. But multiple smurfing times in a few minutes? RAAAAGE!
And some missions you, the player, only had a few cards to play with, most of them :skull::skull::skull::skull:ty little things that don't phase the CPU at all. And even though you have an empty hand, the computer has access to the whole hellish deck.
And then there were the units. As a means of making everything seam even, each side had the almost the same units. Almost. And then you got to the awesome mech warriors, and one side's mechs were made of Raptorjesus' fist while the others were insects before RAID. Yay, I shoot maccaroni that makes a zing sound out of my mech's face... smurf YEAH, MAN, I SHOOT A smurfING MISSILE THE SIZE OF AUSTRALIA AND RELOAD IN A CHEAPLY FAST TIME! DID I MENTION I ALSO HAVE A MECH THAT SHOOTS SHELLS AT THE SPEED OF RABBITS HAVING AN ORGY TOO?
http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/2723/42460_full.jpg
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And then the units' AI, with it being so very incredible, would randomly decide that you, the player, didn't know smurfing :skull::skull::skull::skull:. You wan't me to cross that bridge? smurf no, man, this pathway is better. THE PATHWAY RIGHT THROUGH THE ENEMY'S PRIMARY BASE. Oh, so sorry, lawl, I lead their entire force onto your puny little outpost.
http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/2723/42459_full.jpg
Were there resources in this game? smurf no, you make things with credits. Apparently, in the future, people eat, drink, and breathe credits, whatever the smurf those are. Oh, and no matter how well you did last mission, you will ALWAYS BE A smurfING PRIVATE at the begining. Meaning you earn crumbs. So a year later, if the computer hasn't molested you and your entire family with insane cards you'll never be dealt, you can finally amass an army large enough to make Hitler bounce with joy, and then blitz their asses to oblivion. If your units can ever find their way there TOGETHER, that is.
But you know what? The music to this game was smurfing awesome. It was this that lead me to the genre called industrial, which is - and has been for some time now - my absolute favourite musical genre. All my hair cillia were sexxing each other up to the rhythm reverberating off my ear drum - it was smurfing tripping balls awesome. And even though getting insta-pwned by the smurfing bastard of an AI was the quickest way to incite the rage of incoherant and retarded Nom Nom, there was something amazingly sadistically wonderful in dropping an Immolation II card down on an entire army of infantry and watching them all run around on fire until they tripped and fell to ash.
And a cut scene where a guy gets shot whilst pissing on the wall is... different.
Ah, elementary school, how fun you were....
Posting pictures and other information would also help have the rest of us realize how stupidly broken your games were.
One such game that I played to hell was 7th Legion.
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/boxshots/1/196521_pc.jpg
7th Legion was an RTS game that implemented a system in which players were dealt cards every so often. These cards acted as a means of "random events during battle". Essentially, the cards let you do godlike, random :skull::skull::skull::skull:, like instantly blowing up units or buildings, infiltration, chaos, super units, and other totally awesome :skull::skull::skull::skull:. However, this lead to the game being primarily about getting the few smurfing awesome cards before your blasted, cheating computer-driven oppenent could.
I mean, yeah, sure my entire infantry would suddenly combust into flames every so often - that just happens during war, you know? That's normal :skull::skull::skull::skull: in real life. But multiple smurfing times in a few minutes? RAAAAGE!
And some missions you, the player, only had a few cards to play with, most of them :skull::skull::skull::skull:ty little things that don't phase the CPU at all. And even though you have an empty hand, the computer has access to the whole hellish deck.
And then there were the units. As a means of making everything seam even, each side had the almost the same units. Almost. And then you got to the awesome mech warriors, and one side's mechs were made of Raptorjesus' fist while the others were insects before RAID. Yay, I shoot maccaroni that makes a zing sound out of my mech's face... smurf YEAH, MAN, I SHOOT A smurfING MISSILE THE SIZE OF AUSTRALIA AND RELOAD IN A CHEAPLY FAST TIME! DID I MENTION I ALSO HAVE A MECH THAT SHOOTS SHELLS AT THE SPEED OF RABBITS HAVING AN ORGY TOO?
http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/2723/42460_full.jpg
...
And then the units' AI, with it being so very incredible, would randomly decide that you, the player, didn't know smurfing :skull::skull::skull::skull:. You wan't me to cross that bridge? smurf no, man, this pathway is better. THE PATHWAY RIGHT THROUGH THE ENEMY'S PRIMARY BASE. Oh, so sorry, lawl, I lead their entire force onto your puny little outpost.
http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/2723/42459_full.jpg
Were there resources in this game? smurf no, you make things with credits. Apparently, in the future, people eat, drink, and breathe credits, whatever the smurf those are. Oh, and no matter how well you did last mission, you will ALWAYS BE A smurfING PRIVATE at the begining. Meaning you earn crumbs. So a year later, if the computer hasn't molested you and your entire family with insane cards you'll never be dealt, you can finally amass an army large enough to make Hitler bounce with joy, and then blitz their asses to oblivion. If your units can ever find their way there TOGETHER, that is.
But you know what? The music to this game was smurfing awesome. It was this that lead me to the genre called industrial, which is - and has been for some time now - my absolute favourite musical genre. All my hair cillia were sexxing each other up to the rhythm reverberating off my ear drum - it was smurfing tripping balls awesome. And even though getting insta-pwned by the smurfing bastard of an AI was the quickest way to incite the rage of incoherant and retarded Nom Nom, there was something amazingly sadistically wonderful in dropping an Immolation II card down on an entire army of infantry and watching them all run around on fire until they tripped and fell to ash.
And a cut scene where a guy gets shot whilst pissing on the wall is... different.
Ah, elementary school, how fun you were....