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[Octobomb]

Kicked fuckin' ass on Carnival of Carnage as spy with a bit of Heavying.

Fuck yes.

It's TF2, but meteors are fun.

[Tawa]

Spoiler: FE: A spoilers, specifically ENDGAME SPOILERS (click to show/hide)

Endgame. I don't care who dies as long as it's not me, not Chrom, not Nowi, and is the Avatar of Grima. Henry, Nowi, and Anna all wear down some of his 80-some HP. One attack from Lon'qu and his Silver Sword "Grima's Bane" should bring him in the range for me to kill Grima, because not only do I want to land the final blow, I want to see the look on his face as he goes down.

Then, against all odds, Lon'qu gets a critical hit, saving me the trouble of introducing Mr. Grima here to my little friend, a forged-to-heck Aversa's Night renamed Tawa's Night. I take the final blow.

I. WIN. Even if I'm dead.

Bonus points for the fact that (further spoilers just in case) the ending scene is a replaying of the part where Chrom and the Shepherds find you, but with text changed and the emblem of Grima removed from your right hand when Chrom helps you up, meaning that you did survive. Net effect: I pull through and spend the rest of my days in peace with Nowi. All's well that ends well!

Fire Emblem: Awakening

EDIT: Oh, the fact that Chapter 23 was basically just one big "JUST AS PLANNED" probably counts, too, even if it was programmed into the game's story.

[flabort]

On a whim, my brother and me bought and downloaded Hyrule Warriors, even though we both agree it is NOT a LoZelda game and does NOT fit into the franchise or timeline, and that it is a fanfic instead.

Spent most of yesterday and today playing it together.

I just felled two Gohmas at once, literally at once because I lured them next to each other, shot both their eyes at once to make them vulnerable, and then did one of those amazing AoE magic-attacks. This killed one of them outright and triggered the weak spot attack on the other, which killed it.

Booyah, mission complete, lots of materials!

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Hyrule Warriors for those who missed it

[Reudh]

Spoiler: FE: A spoilers, specifically ENDGAME SPOILERS (click to show/hide)

Endgame. I don't care who dies as long as it's not me, not Chrom, not Nowi, and is the Avatar of Grima. Henry, Nowi, and Anna all wear down some of his 80-some HP. One attack from Lon'qu and his Silver Sword "Grima's Bane" should bring him in the range for me to kill Grima, because not only do I want to land the final blow, I want to see the look on his face as he goes down.

Then, against all odds, Lon'qu gets a critical hit, saving me the trouble of introducing Mr. Grima here to my little friend, a forged-to-heck Aversa's Night renamed Tawa's Night. I take the final blow.

I. WIN. Even if I'm dead.

Bonus points for the fact that (further spoilers just in case) the ending scene is a replaying of the part where Chrom and the Shepherds find you, but with text changed and the emblem of Grima removed from your right hand when Chrom helps you up, meaning that you did survive. Net effect: I pull through and spend the rest of my days in peace with Nowi. All's well that ends well!

Fire Emblem: Awakening

EDIT: Oh, the fact that Chapter 23 was basically just one big "JUST AS PLANNED" probably counts, too, even if it was programmed into the game's story.

Now get yourself the DLC, which include superbosses that make Grima look like babby. (Specifically, my post-endgame units can one attack round kill C23 Grima, but struggle with Future Past Grima, and are hopelessly outclassed by the Apotheosis final boss.)

[Tawa]

Spoiler: FE: A spoilers, specifically ENDGAME SPOILERS (click to show/hide)

Endgame. I don't care who dies as long as it's not me, not Chrom, not Nowi, and is the Avatar of Grima. Henry, Nowi, and Anna all wear down some of his 80-some HP. One attack from Lon'qu and his Silver Sword "Grima's Bane" should bring him in the range for me to kill Grima, because not only do I want to land the final blow, I want to see the look on his face as he goes down.

Then, against all odds, Lon'qu gets a critical hit, saving me the trouble of introducing Mr. Grima here to my little friend, a forged-to-heck Aversa's Night renamed Tawa's Night. I take the final blow.

I. WIN. Even if I'm dead.

Bonus points for the fact that (further spoilers just in case) the ending scene is a replaying of the part where Chrom and the Shepherds find you, but with text changed and the emblem of Grima removed from your right hand when Chrom helps you up, meaning that you did survive. Net effect: I pull through and spend the rest of my days in peace with Nowi. All's well that ends well!

Fire Emblem: Awakening

EDIT: Oh, the fact that Chapter 23 was basically just one big "JUST AS PLANNED" probably counts, too, even if it was programmed into the game's story.

Now get yourself the DLC, which include superbosses that make Grima look like babby. (Specifically, my post-endgame units can one attack round kill C23 Grima, but struggle with Future Past Grima, and are hopelessly outclassed by the Apotheosis final boss.)

What, do you think I have infinite money?

[KingofstarrySkies]

Spoiler: FE: A spoilers, specifically ENDGAME SPOILERS (click to show/hide)

Endgame. I don't care who dies as long as it's not me, not Chrom, not Nowi, and is the Avatar of Grima. Henry, Nowi, and Anna all wear down some of his 80-some HP. One attack from Lon'qu and his Silver Sword "Grima's Bane" should bring him in the range for me to kill Grima, because not only do I want to land the final blow, I want to see the look on his face as he goes down.

Then, against all odds, Lon'qu gets a critical hit, saving me the trouble of introducing Mr. Grima here to my little friend, a forged-to-heck Aversa's Night renamed Tawa's Night. I take the final blow.

I. WIN. Even if I'm dead.

Bonus points for the fact that (further spoilers just in case) the ending scene is a replaying of the part where Chrom and the Shepherds find you, but with text changed and the emblem of Grima removed from your right hand when Chrom helps you up, meaning that you did survive. Net effect: I pull through and spend the rest of my days in peace with Nowi. All's well that ends well!

Fire Emblem: Awakening

EDIT: Oh, the fact that Chapter 23 was basically just one big "JUST AS PLANNED" probably counts, too, even if it was programmed into the game's story.

Now get yourself the DLC, which include superbosses that make Grima look like babby. (Specifically, my post-endgame units can one attack round kill C23 Grima, but struggle with Future Past Grima, and are hopelessly outclassed by the Apotheosis final boss.)

What, do you think I have infinite money?

B-but.

You're a wizard! Magic up some money, heretic!

[flame99]

Spoiler: FE: A spoilers, specifically ENDGAME SPOILERS (click to show/hide)

Endgame. I don't care who dies as long as it's not me, not Chrom, not Nowi, and is the Avatar of Grima. Henry, Nowi, and Anna all wear down some of his 80-some HP. One attack from Lon'qu and his Silver Sword "Grima's Bane" should bring him in the range for me to kill Grima, because not only do I want to land the final blow, I want to see the look on his face as he goes down.

Then, against all odds, Lon'qu gets a critical hit, saving me the trouble of introducing Mr. Grima here to my little friend, a forged-to-heck Aversa's Night renamed Tawa's Night. I take the final blow.

I. WIN. Even if I'm dead.

Bonus points for the fact that (further spoilers just in case) the ending scene is a replaying of the part where Chrom and the Shepherds find you, but with text changed and the emblem of Grima removed from your right hand when Chrom helps you up, meaning that you did survive. Net effect: I pull through and spend the rest of my days in peace with Nowi. All's well that ends well!

Fire Emblem: Awakening

EDIT: Oh, the fact that Chapter 23 was basically just one big "JUST AS PLANNED" probably counts, too, even if it was programmed into the game's story.

Now get yourself the DLC, which include superbosses that make Grima look like babby. (Specifically, my post-endgame units can one attack round kill C23 Grima, but struggle with Future Past Grima, and are hopelessly outclassed by the Apotheosis final boss.)

What, do you think I have infinite money?

Dude, have you been grinding at all? Bet you're still like level ten or something. Probably just bluffing about the meteo--

* flameboy99 gets meteor'd.

[Tawa]

Dude, have you been grinding at all? Bet you're still like level ten or something. Probably just bluffing about the meteo--

Considering I lost half the army until I pulled my crap together around Chapter 8, I had to grind.

It's just I had to grind EXPonential Growth, which is basically an army of almost unarmed high-experience-yield Risen with no items other than claws and talons.

[Arcvasti]

Dude, have you been grinding at all? Bet you're still like level ten or something. Probably just bluffing about the meteo--

Considering I lost half the army until I pulled my crap together around Chapter 8, I had to grind.

It's just I had to grind EXPonential Growth, which is basically an army of almost unarmed high-experience-yield Risen with no items other than claws and talons.

I think that he might have been referring to the fact that you don't have infinite money to buy DLCs. As in, you're not grinding enough IRL.

[Tawa]

Dude, have you been grinding at all? Bet you're still like level ten or something. Probably just bluffing about the meteo--

Considering I lost half the army until I pulled my crap together around Chapter 8, I had to grind.

It's just I had to grind EXPonential Growth, which is basically an army of almost unarmed high-experience-yield Risen with no items other than claws and talons.

I think that he might have been referring to the fact that you don't have infinite money to buy DLCs. As in, you're not grinding enough IRL.

D'oh!

* Tawarochir facepalms

[IronTomato]

Paying a round of aikido, I spent some time wrestling with some guy with us both standing up trying to push each other out of the ring, when I eventually got the upper hand and lifted him up off the ground, with a firm grip on his upper body. His wrist dismembered, and he was left with no grip on me, so I let go, but I could tell he wasn't going out of the ring when he landed. So I lowered my knees with my face and chest pointed downward, and my arms in the air behind me.

I sprang up into the air and gave him an extremely fast uppercut in the base of the neck, decapitating him. At the same time, I contracted my knees and hips, and while still in the air, I used my legs to kick his body away, and I landed standing on my hands.

I said GG after the round ended but he disconnected anyway.

I need to change my skin to something way more menacing.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Toribash

[Sinistar]

Wow. I... uh, I actually... beat the flagship?

I honestly didn't expect that. I was running my new love called Red-Tail but I was worried about the perceived lack of suppressive fire or rather the damage output as whole. One basic laser from starting setup and mark I & II burst lasers + mark II hull laser. Ideally, I would want another burst, maybe even two to replace my hull laser. All mark II of course. But as it turned out... stage 2 flagship that utterly raped me on all other encounters was surprisingly easy. Well, I say easy, it was still a bit numb-chewing but I managed. And 3rd stage wasn't that hard either, couple of my crew members got dangerously low during initial teleport but I kept pounding them with my lasers and... wow.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

FTL: AE but no AE material actually enabled. Also, easy difficulty but suck it, feels good, man.

[Arx]

That's.. eight shots, if I'm remembering right? Which isn't ideal, sure, but is by no means insufficient. That gives you at least one shot hitting every volley, unless you're really unlucky, and one shot or more per volley lets you wear down the shields until you're landing more hits, and then life is much easier.

[Sinistar]

I'm not sure but 8 sounds about right, yeah. I dunno, maybe I was just lucky? I do have a feeling like my shots were hitting a lot more than expected. What I also did is always wait till all my weapons were fully loaded and then shoot a full volley always at the same target (weapons with missiles as priority first stage, then drones + missiles 2nd and missiles + teleport + laser 3rd). Also, that augmentation that let's you shoot immediately out of FTL? Weapon pre-charge or something? I'm guessing that helped too, even if just at the very start of each round.

[Arx]

Weapon pre-igniter is beast on the Red Tail. Full volley at the same target would be my choice in that situation as well, always at the missiles first. Did you have no boarders?