I beat this kid that I didn't like in school at Mortal Kombat at the arcade.

yeah because you just kept doing the cheese combo of throwing ice, uppercutting, then power sliding

Thought I was hot shit beating Ninja Gaiden on NES.

2 and both in MMO's Taking out the Avatar of War. The ammount of DPS he put out back then was insane. Once Defensive stance wore off, hope to hell the next warrior had enough aggro. haha


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killing Emporer Ssraeshza. The sheer ammount of work for the key and the bottleneck to even get him being in a PST guild lol.



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i didnt start til like 2 months after Velious came out. I had no idea the game even existed til 2 friend of mine disappeared for like a year, when i seen them again, they were like we been playing this computer game everquest then it was over for me.

For as nerdy as I am -- I can't even think of one.


Dammit.

1) Beat Mike Tyson

2) Scored 105 pts with 5 minute quarters against All-Madden on Madden 2001 (my Rams vs. computers Steelers). I was ****ing good at that game. I'm decent at the PS3 versions, but I could pick up the sticks on those early 2000 PS2 versions after having not played in years and immediately take to destroying the world.

3) Beat Mario 2. All other Mario's are clown shoes compared to Mario 2.

4) Unlocked every circuit, won every race and owned every car available in Gran Tourismo 3. I could do the Seattle circuit with my eyes closed.

I can't say that I'm proud of anything I've done in a video game, despite the massive amount of hours of my life I've dedicated to them.

Played Joust on one quarter for well over an hour. Have only ever lost one game of the original Tecmo Bowl, lifetime.

Well, I got up to like 900/1.3 million rank in the first Gears of War: Execution. The shotgun on that game was the most unstoppable force in any shooter, ever. That's all I got.

Went undefeated on Tecmo Super Bowl without using an offensive play. Punted/kicked a FG immediately after getting the ball from the CPU. Played the shit out of that game back in the day.

#1. Beating instances as a 40 man group in Classic WoW took the cake. Beating Onyxia, MC, BWL, AQ40 (even though it was broken because of the world event and buggy as hell), and Naxxramas when most people never got the chance to experience it and taking the T3 gear into PvP as a tank and guarding a flag, knowing nobody could hurt you, was like being a God amongst peasants. WoW really died after Burning Crusade for me, when they took Naxxramas and made it a joke of an instance with none of the difficulty of the original, all to push 10 man raiding... just killed the whole experience for me.

#2. Beating Dark Souls without looking on the internet or cheat guides, I think if people beat this game naturally it should make almost every top 10 moment of accomplishment at least.

#3. Beat Zelda 2, as a kid. I don't know what it is but when I fire this game up on my emulator nowadays it kicks my ass, yet I remember beating it all the way through when I was like 8. Funny how it reverts.

On Everquest Project 1999, my guild beat Plane of Sky (killed Eye of Veeshan) pre-kunark release.

That was something no other guild in the history of EQ had done.

Granted, it did take like 80 people...

The strat we came up with to beat EoV was insane.

1. Knocking out Tyson
2. Halo on Legendary
3. Carding a 42 on one of the versions of Tiger Woods. I ****ing sonned that game. I'm better at golf games than any other type.

you know, not to one up you or anything, but I was #2 in the nation on Xbox Live Tiger 2005

I would sit in my room and play that game 18 hours a day. It was borderline psychotic. I was the money leader as well...and had 60 more holes in one than anyone else online.

(of course, this is because one day I made a custom course online of par 3's and made it all the same hole, and then took a grease pencil and marked my TV where I needed to line up the shot...and then it was 3 power clicks and 2 spin clicks to hit the hole in one...so I had the all-time low round of an 18 posted online as well)

I haven't played Tiger since. 2005 was such a great game but I burned myself THE **** OUT of it...

I got to #2 by playing ONLY (I forget the mode online...but you could play with caddy tips against someone or without them...I played without)...I learned how to read the greens by using the chip to see the slope of the greens (while on the greens) and I perfected the 1 putt that way without caddy tips...

it just absolutely raped people online...I was unbeatable on my home course and the #1 guy and I used to have epic showdowns...

again, did I mention...I had no life at this time?

I kid you not I'd pay 10-18 hours per day...no job, no school...just sat in my room like a homeless person and played Tiger 05.