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[Aedel]

Toy Chica decided that the music box was annoying and prevented me from winding it up.

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By giving me a hug. Five Nights at Freddy's 2.

[BlackFlyme]

A generally bad run in a raid in Final Fantasy XIV.

Some fool tried to mess up every room by running in ahead of everyone else and getting the attention of the enemies, starting the countdown to room-lock, then running back out. Most players would stop just before the room because they knew that the majority would not be able to get in at the time. Some were unlucky and got locked in the room, completely unable to stand up to the enemies inside due to how few people were in there to help fight. More than once I was one of the unlucky ones. The player's defense was that they were still very new to the game. Despite the fact that 24-person raids are end-game material.

Some others decided to be leeches, doing absolutely nothing during the fight, or even worse, attempting to distract other players. That is, if they even bothered to enter the fight-chambers. Yet they still got equal chance at getting loot.

If it weren't for the fact that I was with some friends I would have just abandoned the raid.

[Spehss _]

Got cocky, tried stabbing an orc. Failed to stab them, only hit them instead. Continued to be cocky, tried to melee them to death while using the "very aggressive" tactic.

Guess who won? Not me.

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ADOM

ratling assassin. I had been doing good too. I had backup options. Instead I was all "nah, I can melee him to death with daggers as a scrawny backstabbing rat, no problem!"

[Arcvasti]

Easiest way to cheese Daggerfall as far as character creation goes is to customize your character completely and be a High Elf with a Weakness to Paralysis. High Elves are immune to Paralysis by default, so the Weakness doesn't do anything but allow you to get a ton of OP effects and still be 'balanced' since the game considers it quite debilitating.

Beyond that I dunno, I also got killed a lot because I suck at Daggerfall. XD

^This. Weakness to Paralysis IS really debilitating as most of my non-High Elf games get ended by giant scorpions murdering me while I'm helpless. Weakness would make that a bajillion times worse.

[Itnetlolor]

Night driving down Seacrest County with your headlights off at roughly 180mph (+nitros; personal challenge. Maintained speeds pretty well), for a few seconds straight, through a redwood forest with minimal moonlight.

I made it halfway through before mis-judging a shortcut path that led me into a rock. Visual hindrance wasn't the cause.

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Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit

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The scenery is quite beautiful without your headlights ruining it. Of course, reactions much be more precise in exchange. I was driving by instinct. I'm surprisingly good at this, despite the posted.

[SeriousConcentrate]

Easiest way to cheese Daggerfall as far as character creation goes is to customize your character completely and be a High Elf with a Weakness to Paralysis. High Elves are immune to Paralysis by default, so the Weakness doesn't do anything but allow you to get a ton of OP effects and still be 'balanced' since the game considers it quite debilitating.

Beyond that I dunno, I also got killed a lot because I suck at Daggerfall. XD

^This. Weakness to Paralysis IS really debilitating as most of my non-High Elf games get ended by giant scorpions murdering me while I'm helpless. Weakness would make that a bajillion times worse.

Well, I meant more in the sense of 'the game thinks it's giving you a debilitating weakness but really it's not doing anything because High Elf hax so lolz'.

[itisnotlogical]

I was going down the "steep ramp" room, which is a pretty common structure in the randomly-generated dungeons. But then I get most of the way down and find that I can't move anymore, and there's zombie sounds very close by. After switching to full screen mode so that the interface wasn't in the way, I saw what was happening.

I had landed on top of a zombie and couldn't get down, and the zombie couldn't reach above itself to kill me. I was stuck there and had to reload.

Daggerfall.

[Rolan7]

Yet another TES situation solvable by stealth archery?

[itisnotlogical]

Yet another TES situation solvable by stealth archery?

You actually can't see to the bottom of the steep ramp room, the game doesn't let you look downward far enough.

[Knick]

Tried to lead a dragon to a bandit camp.  Failed.

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Skyrim.

[Levi]

I right-clicked when I meant to left-click.   

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Hexcells

[Spehss _]

I ate a quasit corpse. Yeah. Don't do that.

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ADOM

[Worldmaster27]

I had just explored the area west of my starting point, and gathered a few supplies. I then went to the east to scout, when I come across a road block with an anti-material turret and a regular shooty-thing turret. I swing down to where I think I'm out of range of the turre- BLAM

The antimaterial turret shot my right leg clean off into the distance, leaving a blood trail of about 20 tiles in that direction. Logically, I try to run away as fast as my single leg will carry me.

Right into a scientist/technician whatever zombie.

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Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead.

[Spehss _]

Got mobbed by bandits in the wilderness.

Before that, I opened a room full of claw bugs and got mobbed by claw bugs.

And before that, a neutral troll was blocking my way through a corridor, and my attempt at bashing it with my large hammer pissed him off and he killed me.

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ADOM

[Akura]

Tried to lead a dragon to a bandit camp.  Failed.

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Skyrim.

An equally valid tactic in DF Adv. Mode... with equally valid results .