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[EnigmaticHat]

two elite soldiers decided they'd had enough of this bug hunt and tried to start a mosh pit in the wreckage of a downed aircraft, to the annoyance of their squad leader who had his hands full fighing a medium-sized alien robot.

Earth Defense Force:Insect armageddon.  the AI squadmates, while of some use  thinning out swarms of enemies, and helping you up occasionally after diving in front of your rockets. Do have some pathing issues in a few spots.

TO DEFEND OUR MOTHER EARTH FROM- oh, right, um.  Hello fellow Americans.  Freedom.  Apple pie.  Yes.

[Teneb]

I've never seen an NPC so dedicated to dying. Trying to save the sourcerer Gwydian. I'm down to the VERY LAST ENEMY. Absolute bastard runs through fire and dies.

Divinity Original Sin 2

[EnigmaticHat]

Is that the fantastic battle where

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The enemy has sentient blobs made out of oil, and then one person uses a fire attack and suddenly the entire battlefield is on fire?

[Greiger]

Trying to save my team's Sephiroth as Locke, apparently my other ally was attempting to do the same thing.  We all ended up in a vacuum trap, and all 3 of us got one shot by a single hp attack.

Dissidia NT PC release

[Haspen]

Was on my way to kill THE MURDERER who killed MAH FAMILY.

Was almost there... but a buncha of scorpions decided to gang on me and take my hats. Cursed buggers!

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Westerado: Double Barreled

[amjh]

I was running through a path of memories in the memory nexus. One of the memories had modifiers that increased the amount of enemies. When I entered it, I was instantly surrounded by a horde that literally filled the whole screen. I started running around and spamming my area of effect spells.

Then I found out that there was a rare enemy with the "allies cannot die" modifier, and I couldn't find it because there was so much chaos constantly going on on the screen. I eventually ran out of potions because I couldn't refill them.

On the second try, I managed to spam my spells enough to kill the rare enemy.

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Path of Exile.

[MCreeper]

Well...

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I understand bamboo golem being immensely dangerous. But fur golem?

Someone hates school food.

Rolling very fast, indeed!

Also can't stop pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on zombies to get chaotic points, despite knowing well that it ends with your limbs falling off. And pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on them, too!

IVAN

[Nighthawk]

Well...

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I understand bamboo golem being immensely dangerous. But fur golem?

Someone hates school food.

Rolling very fast, indeed!

Also can't stop pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on zombies to get chaotic points, despite knowing well that it ends with your limbs falling off. And pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on them, too!

IVAN

Wait, is IVAN still under development by somebody? I remember playing it way back in the day and having a blast, but I was under the impression that it was abandoned.

[MCreeper]

Well...

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I understand bamboo golem being immensely dangerous. But fur golem?

Someone hates school food.

Rolling very fast, indeed!

Also can't stop pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on zombies to get chaotic points, despite knowing well that it ends with your limbs falling off. And pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on them, too!

IVAN

Wait, is IVAN still under development by somebody? I remember playing it way back in the day and having a blast, but I was under the impression that it was abandoned.

I have no idea, check it yourself.  Because i didn't.

[Akura]

Well...

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I understand bamboo golem being immensely dangerous. But fur golem?

Someone hates school food.

Rolling very fast, indeed!

Also can't stop pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on zombies to get chaotic points, despite knowing well that it ends with your limbs falling off. And pulling off Unnacauntably Peckish on them, too!

IVAN

Wait, is IVAN still under development by somebody? I remember playing it way back in the day and having a blast, but I was under the impression that it was abandoned.

I have no idea, check it yourself.  Because i didn't.

Last version of IVAN I've played had a version number of 0.50, but it's also been years. I don't remember anything called "Unnaccountably Peckish", though. Also according to the death log there the Cathedral has a cellar which I don't remember. But then mostly I just used wizard-mode to spawn dozens of kamikaze dwarves of various Chaotic gods into the Cathedral, then teleport out and watch the fireworks. Took in-game days for the smoke to clear.

[MCreeper]

It says it's 0.56 now. And "Unnacauntably Peckish" is a "menace" in Fallen London that makes player character eat and do increasingly freakish stuff, finishing with own teeth, in exchange for small steps on a long and grueling way to permadeath. Somewhat related quote: "You could eat a priest. A whole priest. Not just a little priest. A big, fat, toothsome priest.". And IVAN character can eat the whole zombie and get merely satiated. 

[itisnotlogical]

I spent almost an hour revamping the Red Rocket Truck Stop, which I had left untouched from the start of the game. I scrapped all the random items lying around, built what shops I could afford, installed NPC storage luxury apartments on the roof, planted food and built water pumps, connected power, and was just about to build a recruitment beacon when the game froze.

I'm afraid to load that save.

Fallout 4

[Aoi]

In an vaguely StS-like game, I decide to build myself with an absolute ton of equipment slots, which requires blessing of the RNG since the perk selections you get are random. I get literally every possible boost, including a rare one that duplicates all equipment cards you have, in addition to extra slots.

By the time I get to the mega-boss, I have... exactly 2 pieces of equipment. After the duplication effect. And you start with one piece.

Yeah, that didn't work.

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Night of the Full Moon

And, as a point of reference, I managed to one-turn (sort of; one attack kicks in at the start of the opponent's turn, before they act) the mega-boss on a different class with six equipment slots. I have NINE right now.

[Rolan7]

StS?

I had 3 failed starts on the current version of X-Piratez.  I remembered the beginning as easy, compared to X-COM I guess, but jeezum crow.

I'm doing "okay" now which involves most of my gals laying in their bunks for 1-3 months, while local peasants pick up the slack.  I don't even have a mess hall.
X-Piratez

[lemon10]

Is that the fantastic battle where

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The enemy has sentient blobs made out of oil, and then one person uses a fire attack and suddenly the entire battlefield is on fire?

Yeah, thats a bloody amazing fight.

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I fought that battle with a pure mage party, and to my glee I saw that there was so much oil, and I had so much fire magic. So I just light the entire battlefield up, and then connect literally all the individual fires into a single giant mega-fire.

I thought myself pretty clever until the fire-blobs came on the field and were then all healed every step they walk through the fire. At this point of course I just put the fire on the top level out except WHOOPS NOPE, THE FIRE IS ALL CURSED AND RECURSED EVERY SINGLE TURN ANYTIME ONE OF THEM DIES OR WALKS ON IT.
I still won thanks to the benefits oh having four ranged characters standing at the top of a giant platform a million miles tall shooting death everywhere but the surprise twist of "all the fire you spread to every corner of the map heals your enemies" was enough to ensure Mr. "I like frolicking through the fields of cursed flame" didn't manage to survive.

Bloody amazing fight though and quite possibly the best one in the game.