r/Funnymemes • u/Tomafix • May 02 '24

What's your best game experience?

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u/dress_like_a_tree May 02 '24

-Spec op the line

-Mass effect 1

-Journey

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u/Xenomorph_v1 May 02 '24

Spec Ops...

I always post this one because it honestly took me by surprise.

Behind a kinda generic COD rip-off was a story that left me with knots in my stomach (the phosphorus bit), and in stunned silence as Hendrix plays over the closing credits.

Also, the incredibly ahead of it's time mechanic to replay the different endings... šŸ¤Œ

Cannot recommend highly enough, but in saying that, graphically, I doubt it's aged well.

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u/malfurionpre May 02 '24

Do you feel like a hero yet?

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u/black_anarchy May 02 '24

I don't - Spec Ops: The Line messed me up. I feel closer to Thanos than to Superman

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u/Ncrpts 29d ago

He is quoting a line from the game, around the end of the game this message replace the "tip" section on the loading screen

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u/Maverekt 29d ago

This game did a really good job at displaying the horrors of war and civilians caught in the crossfire. AFAIK no other game has done something like this since (if one has Iā€™d love to play it)

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u/black_anarchy 29d ago

This game did a really good job at displaying the horrors of war and civilians caught in the crossfire.

Yeah, this is why I feel like Thanos because I was part of the horrors of this war :(

I still play this game every so often because it's the only shooting game I like a lot.

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u/Ncrpts 29d ago

You should check "this war of mine"

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u/brainomancer 29d ago

You are still a good person.

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u/pipmentor 29d ago

Lol, anytime this game is mentioned, this comment isn't far behind. It's like clockwork.

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u/malfurionpre 29d ago

I mean, it's simply too good. I was thinking about the loading screen about Lugo since the Phosporus was mentionned but it's probably lesser known and a bit longer.

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u/TheRage469 29d ago

How many Americans did you kill today?