Your Favorite Moments

[foxpuff]

So once I was playing an online battle on SSBB, and there were four of us battling. I was Pit, and three other people were Ike, Falco and Marth.
During the entire two minutes, Ike, Falco and I were beating the crap out of each other while Marth was repeatedly doing his.. down taunt I believe. (Whatever that "look at me!" saying was). He didn't battle AT ALL and ran away from us when we got close and kept taunting.
I came in second, but Marth won the freakin' battle. WON IT.

It was a really bad fail. Really bad. But hilarious.

Oh, people doing taunts and avoiding battles all the time? People (even skilled ones) tend to do that (even I do that, not sure about the taunt thing, though). That kept happening while I was on Wi-Fi at my dad's before his Wii no longer worked properly on game disks due to damage caused by constant drops.

That caused me to remember the time that there were four and I was using Kirby, the other three being Ganandorf, Peach and Zelda. Peach and Zelda weren't fighting at all, just crouching while Ganandorf and I were fighting. I was beating the heck out of him and won as a result. A similar match happened except two other people were fighting instead while someone else and I stayed out of it. I can't remember the characters used at that time except for who I used, Kirby.

[MarioKong]

That short moment in TF2 when youre playing as Spy and is right behind an Engineer.

[Jops]

This happened when i was playing APB a while back.
It was a 1 vs 1 match, a mission where i was supposed to defuse a bomb within a time limit, while my opponent would try to stop me and set it off.

Luckily i happened to be fast enough to reach the objective area first. I complete the task and find a good hiding spot to ambush my enemy when he comes to re-arm the bomb.
The guys shows up, and begins scouting the area a bit before taking care of the of the bomb. He couldn't find me, as i was hidden on a terrace right above the objective but with no obvious way up.
Like a leopard in the forest, i wait for him to lower his guard before striking.

Finally, he gives up searching for me and decides to work on the bomb ....and that's when i jump off the terrace, shooting and shouting like if I got a berserker frenzy.
"WHAAAARG!" *BLAM!* "DIE!" *BLAM!* "DIE! DIEEEE!" *BLAM! BLAM!* With a following evil laughter once he finally dropped dead. (for the record, VOIP system was on, so he could actually hear all that.)

A moment later, i received a /whisper from my opponent reading: "Dude, you're a f****ing psychopath!"

It made my day! ^^

[--Floob--]

Any Megaman game.

Except 7 and 8. I hate them.

[Seven Rain]

Whoa whoa whoa, hold up, you don't like Megaman 8...?

[H0lyhandgrenade]

So many parts of Ghost Trick. But particularly the ending. Hnnng *Gets choked up thinking about it*

[Mr Aids]

So many parts of Ghost Trick. But particularly the ending. Hnnng *Gets choked up thinking about it*

Oh my god yes. If Capcom can do one thing right, it's having an awesome story.

Any moment with Inspector Cabanela I loved. Guy had style.

[MarioKong]

Any Megaman game.

Except 7 and 8. I hate them.

WHY DOES EVERYONE HATE 7 AND 8?

Spoiler! :

Megaman want you to like them.

[Seven Rain]

Any Megaman game.

Except 7 and 8. I hate them.

WHY DOES EVERYONE HATE 7 AND 8?

Since when is that even a thing? I never thought those two were hated by a majority of people...

[MarioKong]

Any Megaman game.

Except 7 and 8. I hate them.

WHY DOES EVERYONE HATE 7 AND 8?

Since when is that even a thing? I never thought those two were hated by a majority of people...

Almost everyone Ive seen on the Internet hates these games.

[Seven Rain]

Almost everyone Ive seen on the Internet hates these games.

*Sigh* And yet I see MM7 sprites everywhere I turn, and MM8 was just brilliant.
I bet most people just hate the latter because of the shitty voice acting.

Hating X7 is more understandable and X8 is more expected, but MM7 and 8? Pfft.

Spoiler! :

Even though X8 is one of my favorite games in the franchise... But I expect people to hate that one.

[--Floob--]

It's not just a bandwagon thing, it's the changes that the games made. To me, Megaman is a series where you kill the RM's and defeat Wily. It's a straight up platformer to me. 7 and 8 changed that, making it so a large focus of the game was collecting enhancements and stuff. I see where some would argue that 4-6 were like that too, but with only 4 extra items (Wire Adapter, Balloon Adapter, Beat, and Energy Balancer), they don't come close to 7 and 8, which have a few times that many items. The control mechanism also threw me off a bit. I realize that when making a jump between systems games can't always have the exact same tight controls, but in 7 and 8, more frequently 8, the controls seem slow and laggy. You move at a slower pace, you shoot at a slower pace, you jump at a slower pace, etc. It just seems off to me, especially when put in situations that call for immediate action. I guess I should revise my previous statement that I hate them. I really don't hate any Megaman games, but 7 and 8 are just sub-par to me.

Please don't shoot me.

[Neon the Sniper Joe]

Where do I begin?


Receiving my uncle's N64,
Playing Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask,
Gears of War 3's ending,
Beating the Yellow Devil for the first time,
Buying my neighbor's Gamecube to play Melee,
Beating Halo 1,2,3, ODST, Wars, ect.,
Beating Pokemon Crystal when I was 6,
Getting an Xbox,
Star Wars Republic Commando,
Battlefront 1 and 2,
KOTOR 1 and 2,
And that's all I can think on the top of my hea- ohyeah PMD RRT.

Okay, I'm done.

[Hunterkirizaki]

It's not just a bandwagon thing, it's the changes that the games made. To me, Megaman is a series where you kill the RM's and defeat Wily. It's a straight up platformer to me. 7 and 8 changed that, making it so a large focus of the game was collecting enhancements and stuff. I see where some would argue that 4-6 were like that too, but with only 4 extra items (Wire Adapter, Balloon Adapter, Beat, and Energy Balancer), they don't come close to 7 and 8, which have a few times that many items. The control mechanism also threw me off a bit. I realize that when making a jump between systems games can't always have the exact same tight controls, but in 7 and 8, more frequently 8, the controls seem slow and laggy. You move at a slower pace, you shoot at a slower pace, you jump at a slower pace, etc. It just seems off to me, especially when put in situations that call for immediate action. I guess I should revise my previous statement that I hate them. I really don't hate any Megaman games, but 7 and 8 are just sub-par to me.

Please don't shoot me.

It's a fair enough opinion. I personally have no opinion either way, since I haven't played any Megaman really.

If anybody shoots you, I'll shotgun them in the face. Deal?

[Seven Rain]

Obligatory obsession-based Dark Souls mention:
Finishing the game itself felt like a massive triumph in and of itself, but something about the path to go fight Gwyn and the music playing in the actual battle just sets this incredible mood... Maybe it felt heavier for me because I took much longer to finish the game than others, but the music and the battle just... Made it all feel so much more amazing.
It really felt like the end of an incredible pilgrimage, the end of an adventure... It felt so emotional. All added onto by the dark and hopeless atmosphere of the game, that downright apocalyptic atmosphere of tragedy made everything about Dark Souls feel more emotional in the best way, and it was all so perfectly captured in that final boss battle.
I know that all sounds cheesy but I just can't even put how the end of the game felt to me in proper words. I beat it hours ago and even plowed through to the first Bell on my NG+ already and I'm still dealing with the aftershock of the end of Dark Souls, and once again that's largely due to the haunting music played during the fight with Gwyn, which I'm listening to on iTunes as I type this.
I guess a simpler way of summing it up is that it gave me a feeling like when you watch a lengthy movie that you're so engrossed in that you actually become sad at the end just because it's over.

Let me also say I'm in total agreement with this YouTuber;

This song utterly stunned me when I entered the area. I knew this was the end, but I expected a giant beast with thrashing orchestra just blasting out every instrument they had in a redicolously fast-paced battle. You know, standard RPG stuff, nothing special.
What I really got was one of the most emotional fights I have ever encountered. No dialogues, just this song to set the perfect mood for a lost king. It was legendary!

Legendary is the perfect word to describe it.



*EDIT*
Also dat moment when first getting the game and first hearing this music.
Oh man I'm entering some weird second stage of Dark Souls fanboyism. It's like my hardcore love for this game was in cryosleep until picking it back up the other day. After finishing and starting over I'm suddenly reliving all the feelings I had when first playing it. My god I love this game, it's simply a masterpiece, and I'm glad I was finally able to finish and enjoy it to the fullest.

Spoiler! :

And I feel like I'm hijacking this thread or something by unconsciously blowing these "moments" way out of proportion. Sorry about that, haha.