[user104658]

I can't get over the voice acting in that video. What used to pass in a AAA title ... video game voice acting is such a huge part of the entertainment industry now.

[Dogeatdog]

Originally Posted by Swan

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Could be at least 1 min better, but still a world record.

Omg ‘Gripped!’ I hated that mission. The beginning was the most difficult part (and that part in the video when trying to get 3rd checkpoint was so intense ) but afterwards it became a lot easier.

Also forgot how crap the Landstalker was to drive in that game it was so easy to flip. . This was great to watch tho

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I can't get over the voice acting in that video. What used to pass in a AAA title ... video game voice acting is such a huge part of the entertainment industry now.

Yeah im sure it was just most of developers spouting random lines and trying not to laugh

Originally Posted by Dogeatdog

Omg ‘Gripped!’ I hated that mission. The beginning was the most difficult part (and that part in the video when trying to get 3rd checkpoint was so intense ) but afterwards it became a lot easier.

Also forgot how crap the Landstalker was to drive in that game it was so easy to flip. . This was great to watch tho

Yeah i HATE Gripped!! I managed to get that time down a couple of mins, but im done with that category now. And yeah we call it the Flipstalker because of how bad it is

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Swan

Ok, so i speedrun GTA 3 on PS4. It's night and day compared to how you can glitch on PC, but i have some pretty decent times (WR in all but one Console GTA 3 speedrunning category)



Speedrunning is super addictive, takes a lot of skill and practice, but i love it.



So yeah, are you a Trophy hunter? Do you speedrun? Ever beat a near impossible game to beat?



Post your achievements here.

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My only ‘gaming achievement’ was being headhunted as a sniper
Many years ago whilst playing online COD2 ... .. sniping night after night after night I was invited to join a rather highly rated online American COD2 clan as they needed a decent sniper ..

It all went rather well for quite some time despite me having to spend a couple hours each night between 1am and 4am and holding down a full time job


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[Swan]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Many years ago whilst playing online COD2 ... .. sniping night after night after night I was ‘headhunted’ / asked to join a rather highly rated online COD2 clan as they needed a decent sniper ..

It all went rather well for quite some time despite me having to spend a couple of hours each night between 1am and 3am and holding down a full time job


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Wow that's seriously impressive, i know how competitive the COD teams are. Good on you!

Yeah that's the only problem with being in anything to do with competitive gaming, the time zones

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Swan

Wow that's seriously impressive, i know how competitive the COD teams are. Good on you!



Yeah that's the only problem with being in anything to do with competitive gaming, the time zones

It did get too much in the end ..

I went downstairs after couple of hours of competitive sniping to try and chill out - as I couldn’t get to sleep ..

I tried watching a bit of telly but my gaze drifted to the woodland scene print hanging on our lounge wall to the side of the television and I was still ‘seeing’ little soldiers running around the countryside in and out of the woodland !!

That’s proper worrying !


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[Ramsay]

7 day survivor on dead rising 1 on the 360, oh yes baby

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Zizu

It did get too much in the end ..

I went downstairs after couple of hours of competitive sniping to try and chill out - as I couldn’t get to sleep ..

I tried watching a bit of telly but my gaze drifted to the woodland scene print hanging on our lounge wall to the side of the television and I was still ‘seeing’ little soldiers running around the countryside in and out of the woodland !!

That’s proper worrying !


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I know EXACTLY that feeling, i really do. There has been plenty of times i've felt like that.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

It did get too much in the end ..

I went downstairs after couple of hours of competitive sniping to try and chill out - as I couldn’t get to sleep ..

I tried watching a bit of telly but my gaze drifted to the woodland scene print hanging on our lounge wall to the side of the television and I was still ‘seeing’ little soldiers running around the countryside in and out of the woodland !!

That’s proper worrying !


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COD eyes were definitely a thing! Me and my housemates played (... A LOT) on a small but very active private COD4 server while I was at Uni. Sometimes 5, 6 hour sessions... And I swear... Sometimes we'd play until about 10pm then head out to the union and it felt like there were still little "names" floating above people's heads .

I also got a bad case of Starcraft-brain once. Played Starcraft 2 for like 12 hours solid and then every time I closed my eyes I could still see little Starcraft units moving around.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

COD eyes were definitely a thing! Me and my housemates played (... A LOT) on a small but very active private COD4 server while I was at Uni. Sometimes 5, 6 hour sessions... And I swear... Sometimes we'd play until about 10pm then head out to the union and it felt like there were still little "names" floating above people's heads .

I also got a bad case of Starcraft-brain once. Played Starcraft 2 for like 12 hours solid and then every time I closed my eyes I could still see little Starcraft units moving around.

Back in the day when I played a lot of Colin McCrae Rally .... I’d go to bed close my eyes and I could still see the roads/tracks coming at me for about 5 minutes !!

The brain is a crazy thing isn’t it !?!


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