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[Arcvasti]

I'd been trying to beat the stupid Bell Gargoyles for a while and not having that much luck. They're easily the quickest bosses I've yet encountered and I can't dodge freely or I fall off the roof. Plus there are two of them against one of me, which is unfair. So I decided to go human and get Solaire's help. But there were also human players offering to help. After a few tries, I summoned one of them and started fighting. I managed to do some sweet moves and felt good for not looking bad in front of my partner and then promptly got bopped hard. At least that distracted the first gargoyle long enough for my partner[Who dealt WAY more damage then me] to cut off its tail[Netting me a neat-looking axe] and then kill it. The second gargoyle got killed by some sort of lightning my partner used. Honestly, not much of an own, since someone else did most of the work. The real own is that I finally managed to kill the Titanite Demon downstairs, mainly by rolling around behind it a lot.

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Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition

[Urist McScoopbeard]

Reverse-engineered Imperial ship design and now have star destroyers and super star destroyers as the rebels. Now I just need to find the funds to pursue a grand fleet.

Reassembly, Star Wars mod.

[Arx]

Attacked by a Tokiama banner army. Die, after the assassin made a game effort at wiping most of them out. Reload. Buy brimstone in bulk. Mix up thirty missile-triple-damage spells. Runemaster kills all but two of the enemies one by one. Loot a battle staff, a pile of gold, and of course a Tokiama pass, which will be quite useful in the current political landscape.

Legend: Son of the Empire.

[TheDarkStar]

As it turns out, if you have the artifact that makes every enemy elite and you get to about 33 56-leaf clovers, you get swamped in enough items to make winning trivial.

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Risk of Rain

[hector13]

I won three games of Shogi

I have no idea how to play Shogi.

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Yakuza 5

[Akura]

"Just one more turn", I told myself. "Just one more turn."


4 hours later, my Halberdiers a chopping up Daemonwood. Then they get charged by a Gold Dragon... and do far more damage to it than it does to them. Meanwhile I'm steamrolling Greater Fire Elementals and the like with my armies elsewhere.

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Warlock: Master of the Arcane. Greater Fire Elementals, by the way, guard Holy Sites, which are needed for one of the victory conditions. Daemonwoods and Dragons only appear on other planes, which are difficult to even access, much less conquer.
I think it's worth extra badass points to the Halberdiers, since in this game they're the very same guys as the castle guards from Majesty.

[Darkening Kaos]

"Just one more turn", I told myself. "Just one more turn."

     I had that problem last night....invaded another plane by turn 90 with a High Priestess hero and Elven Sharpshooters, barely staying alive until I enchanted my Elvis' with Flame and Frost Blade enchantments, then they wrecked everything.  By turn 150, I begun colonising efforts of the Red Plains plane (Ainradra).  Time to find the next Portal.

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Warlock: Master of the Arcane.  I don't often get to the other planes until much later.  I have not even met the other Mages yet.

[SOLDIER First]

Discovered Natick Banks for the second time. The first time I fell through the church's roof and lost ten minutes of play. Discovered the Deathclaw inside the second time, too.
This time I ditched the power armor, deciding to just camp inside of the antique shop and take it out with my modded Righteous Authority.
Had some close calls, including its last charge where I only just managed to kill it before it ripped me to shreds, and Nick should really get most of the credit for going toe-to-toe with it, but I can proudly say I took no damage the whole fight.  ...Melee damage, anyway. Stupid kicking rocks.
On to the second Deathclaw in the area, I guess.
Fallout 4

[EnigmaticHat]

Defeated the final boss with VIGILUS, an elite robot samurai.  Unfortunately, that doesn't end the fight, he has three flunkies left, and VIGILUS has only 2 health.  Oh, and everyone else was dead.  There is no dodge or armor mechanic in the game, my only saving grace are support abilities but I've used most of them and I was out of the energy cells that powered them.  VIGILUS moves out of attack range with it remaining moves.  Then its timed cloak ability activates and it uses it to collect power cells.  What followed was an epic dance in which no one really attacked but VIGILUS kept staying just out of attack range until its moment to strike.  It collected more power cells, then fired the remaining dozer weapon, cloaked, and cut them all to pieces.

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BEDLAM

E: I unlocked the mutant dozer, which comes with an acid vomitting elite mutant.  The good news is that he's possibly the best character in the game.  The bad news is that the sound effect on his attack placebos me into having acid reflux in real life.

[Arcvasti]

Finally beat the Gaping Dragon, after several tries. I ended up with ~30000 souls, because I'd left an absurd amount of souls lying in the boss chamber and consistently picked them up before dying yet again[Wrecking Kirk, Knight of Thorns, sure didn't hurt either]. The reason I had so much trouble with the Gaping Dragon before was because it really freaked me out. I have to hand it to the devs, this boss inspired some pretty good visceral terror in me. When a giant toothy THING starts flying and I don't know where it is and it could be RIGHT ABOVE ME, I flip out. Eventually, I figured out how to run with the camera pointing behind me[Which was a pain, because PC controls] and that fear mostly disappeared. Knowing where the bugger was and when and where it flopped its toothy bit down, while running at full speed if need be, helped a lot with my nerves. Even more important, I found a shortcut to the boss room from Firelink Shrine that only involved rats, blobs and a pair of dogs[Skipping those fucking curse-geckos entirely].

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Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition

Blighttown is next. This is not a reassuring feeling.

[Adragis]

Killed a Great Jaggi by kicking it in the head.
MH4U.

[Wolock]

I had sex with the Abbess-General and we're now in love!

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CKII : After the End mod

[Adragis]

I had sex with the Abbess-General and we're now in love!

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CKII : After the End mod

pretty sure that's the wrong order for a healthy relationship

[Wolock]

Really? I've always think that having a healthy relationship meant not giving lover's pox to your partner(s).

[Lukewarm]

Discovered that changing the end date is as simple as editing a text file, which while not an actual success does relieve me from the nagging feeling that there's no way I'll be able to conquer the world as a small country in what is now Malaysia. If I can't do it in a few hundred years, perhaps I can in a few thousand, despite the fact that things will doubtlessly begin to get strange after year 3000 or so.

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Europa Universalis IV, but also the majority of other Paradox games.