I mean it. And don't even think about bringing the Diamond Eyes anywhere NEAR it.
Do not play on around the Sacred Dog statue.
I mean it. And don't even think about bringing the Diamond Eyes anywhere NEAR it.
Ok.
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
Unless Jowy wants to make a real, better topic.
Okay, new topic!
Have there ever screwed up on a puzzle in a video game and recieved displeasing results?
It was meant to be a Secret of Evermore topic.
Yes. I had to call the Natsume Help Line to get past a dungeon in Lufia II. I took my mom's credit card. I was nine years old.
Secret of Evermore was a Square game. o_o
Last edited by Jowy; 10-20-2006 at 07:25 PM.
Why the hell was this moved?
Last edited by RiseToFall; 10-20-2006 at 11:11 PM.
Originally Posted by Zeromus_X
Okay, new topic!
Have there ever screwed up on a puzzle in a video game and recieved displeasing results?
a video game
I always fall off those damn ledges in Mappy Land. I mean, the drop is like half his body size, how the hell does he die every time?
Any puzzle in Tomb Raider makes me feel like I failed at life and everything for messing it up.
And falling anytime during Babel Tower in Xenogears makes me rock back and forth while I cry.
Oh crap, I mean to say 'have you' instead of 'have there'. xD
I hate the stupid Guardian Statues in both Valkyrie Profile games. The Palace of the Dragon really discourages you from screwing up. Especially that stupid 'enter the doors in the right order puzzle', which I didn't even know there was a clue for until I played the game the second time. ><:
I hate the Pantheon Gorge on Tales of Symphonia. Stupid flowers, I just ended up letting them blow me around aimlessly and got through faster than I did acually thinking it through XC
Star Trek: I can't remember what the title of this PC game was, but it irritated me so much. I'd nearly reached the end of the game, and I forgot to beam a plutonium rod down to one of the planets with me. Unfortunately, I needed it to complete a puzzle, and it was impossible for me to beam back up to the ship in order to retrieve it, as the communicators had become damaged during a fight. Hours and hours worth of gameplay - completely and utterly lost.
"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless,
uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh, haven't you?"
That just unearthed a repressed memory which I never wanted to think of again.
The Tower of Lezard Valeth also drove me freaking insane.
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