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[Dunamisdeos]

Forgot to close a bracket in a very small, very amateur mod. Game crashed for about an hour until I fixed it. Some programmer I am.

Crusader Kings II.

What's the mod do?

I also want to know, but also that is a thing that everyone does no matter how pro. Worry not.

[itisnotlogical]

I'm stuck on the part where you have to escape from Ocelot, very early in the game. Of the 20 or so times I've tried to do the CQC slam, it has worked exactly once and never again.

I honestly hate this game. MGS1 and 2 might have been clunky, but you had a reasonable idea of how to do everything. In this game, I have no idea what I'm doing wrong or how I could do better.

Metal Gear Solid 3.

[Iduno]

Forgot to close a bracket in a very small, very amateur mod. Game crashed for about an hour until I fixed it. Some programmer I am.

Crusader Kings II.

What's the mod do?

Crashes the game for about an hour.

[Akura]

Zip-lined up to the roof of the train to wait for the guard to pass, but the game read my button input to look left to instead zip-line back down, where it locks you in to putting in the code to proceed. Naturally, there wasn't enough time to input the guard before the guard spotted me.

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Final Fantasy VIII: Remastered, Switch version. Selphie's idea is so much better. The train section is awful, and I restarted that bit because doing it perfectly gives you a free SeeD rank, whereas each failure reduces it. In previous playthroughs of this game, my rank kept steadily decreasing, and I never could figure out why.

[Telgin]

I didn't care for that segment either, but at least at that point of the game the game still mostly made sense.  Unlike the spaceship segment later, which is both deep into WTF territory and even more annoying if you're not prepared.

[Culise]

There's precisely one reason I like that segment, or at least am moderately amused by it: the part with the motion detectors.

Spoiler: Do spoilers from a 20-year-old game still count? Sure, why not. (click to show/hide)

They give you this whole stop-go instruction set on how to get through without being detected, but when you reach that point, all the motion detectors are broken, which makes all those instructions completely unnecessary.

[Iduno]

There's precisely one reason I like that segment, or at least am moderately amused by it: the part with the motion detectors.

Spoiler: Do spoilers from a 20-year-old game still count? Sure, why not. (click to show/hide)

They give you this whole stop-go instruction set on how to get through without being detected, but when you reach that point, all the motion detectors are broken, which makes all those instructions completely unnecessary.

That's the only good part of the game.

[Aoi]

There's precisely one reason I like that segment, or at least am moderately amused by it: the part with the motion detectors.

Spoiler: Do spoilers from a 20-year-old game still count? Sure, why not. (click to show/hide)

They give you this whole stop-go instruction set on how to get through without being detected, but when you reach that point, all the motion detectors are broken, which makes all those instructions completely unnecessary.

That's the only good part of the game.

I liked Triple Triad. Until I borked the rules and spread Random to literally the entire world.

[hector13]

"Who is buried here, mother?"

"Nobody important, I suppose."

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We. The Revolution.

[Mathel]

I was flying high over Vvardenfel using a short duration levitation spell. While I had plenty of magika, I forgot to renew the spell. When I realised it and started casting, it was too late and I hit the ground, dieing instantly.

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Morrowind

[Aoi]

A pretty much stock level 13 MiFi, advancing pretty well. Gear is pretty good, but of the decidedly uninteresting variety, which the maxed out Oka should be helping out with. D:14, I run into Louise. She's pretty much dead... and I get banished straight to Abyss:3. I'm slowly getting whittled down while searching for the exit, but I'm holding my ground pretty well as long as it's not any worse than 2v1. Then I round a corner and get mobbed. I pop a teleport scroll, haste, and start retreating the other way... an exit! I sprint towards it, and just as I move onto the tile, as I'm metaphorically diving through the door... the teleport takes effect.

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DCSS.

[Akura]

Managed to get RLCraft to run through MultiMC.

Then I began to play RLCraft. That's how I died.

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Minecraft, RLCraft modpack.

[Aoi]

My squad is positioned at a chokepoint.

A hostile pops up, and, of the five people staring at them, only one person, a young Lokk'naar lass named Raya Dumbsmart, takes initiative. The target is scant inches away. With a knife in one hand, and a flamer in the other, she readies to attack.

And promptly sets three of her squadmates on fire, one of them, incidentally her commanding officer, fatally.

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X-Piratez

[itisnotlogical]

The fight against The Fury pissed me off from the beginning. I despise bosses that just sit a giant hitbox on top of you until you die. Unlike Foxhound or Dead Cell, the Cobras get zero build up, appear exactly once before their battle, and disappear with as little ceremony as they arrived.

The Fury and I were both down to a tiny amount of health. He dropped in front of me, facing the wrong way. I shoot him and he flies to the ground. He stands up, I shoot him again... and he's invincible now. He then kills me.

The game knew that I'd won, and decided to fuck me over anyways. Just when it was starting to grow on me, I suddenly never want to play this game again.

MGS3.

[hector13]

The Fury is the worst boss in the game.

The knife is surprisingly useful. I guess the issue is getting close enough to use it though...