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Space Invaders on the old Atari, i could clock it umpteen times in a row, id just get bored eventually, and switch it off 
Games you mastered.
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Thought you were going to say space invaders on the 2080tiSpace Invaders on the old Atari, i could clock it umpteen times in a row, id just get bored eventually, and switch it off
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Unreal Tournament, got my first pc not long after it came out & i spent an idiotic amount of time playing it, CTF hall of giants brings back such happy memories.
I was godlike at Chivalry.
That's the only game I think I can say I was objectively good at. Everything else I'm generally just okay at. I got pretty good at Battlefleet Gothic Armada as well (beat a big youtuber of the game) and stuck a couple hundred hours in, but I regularly got my ass handed to me by better players.
Generally I like slower paced games these days where experience and strategy count more than reaction times as I can't compete there anymore.
That's the only game I think I can say I was objectively good at. Everything else I'm generally just okay at. I got pretty good at Battlefleet Gothic Armada as well (beat a big youtuber of the game) and stuck a couple hundred hours in, but I regularly got my ass handed to me by better players.
Generally I like slower paced games these days where experience and strategy count more than reaction times as I can't compete there anymore.
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Command and Conquer Generals became something of an obsession for me for a good while... 
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Most shoot em ups in the 80s/90s, especially fond of IREM games, R-Type 1&2 i used to do challenge runs with my mate, see who could clock the game on the least amount of power ups and once done go around again
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Time Crisis, I remember going into arcades and getting number 1s in the time trials because I must've played that religiously for months. Great game, would love to get an original arcade of it!!
Seeing Goldeneye above I did get 007 status on that game which was a massive PITA, don't know if that means I mastered it mind
Edit: Wow, £3750! https://www.gamesroomcompany.com/time-crisis-arcade-machine
Seeing Goldeneye above I did get 007 status on that game which was a massive PITA, don't know if that means I mastered it mind
Edit: Wow, £3750! https://www.gamesroomcompany.com/time-crisis-arcade-machine
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Penetrator (clone of Scramble) on the Spectrum.
Was off school ill and managed to loop through the game several times before getting bored.
Was off school ill and managed to loop through the game several times before getting bored.
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Games I've mastered are probably Mario Kart (SNES), Quake 2 / 4 on (PC). Also mastered Doom 3 multiplayer to a high level for the time it was out. For WoW, I played in two top EU guilds and was pretty self indulged in all of that at the time.
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I was boss at Kickstart 2 and Impossible Mission on the C64.
aaaand now the Kickstart theme is stuck in my head, damn you thread
aaaand now the Kickstart theme is stuck in my head, damn you thread
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Delta Force 2 on the pc. Hitting shots on other players with the .50 compensating for bullet drop, wind direction and what direction they were going in. Luck, skill and judgement all needed but I got bloomin good at hitting shots upwards of 1250 metres in game. I always rememeber, it used to be me and a dutch guy called Warrior in game. We'd often be on opposite sides and would have these epic Enemy At The Gates style battles over hilltops and mountains.
Counter-Strike. Started playing at beta 7 and in the 1.3 days up to Source I ran a clan and was very good. I put thousands of hours into it. I played Source for fun, but my abilities ebbed with reduced hours.
Tried Global Offensive when I got into gaming. I was God awful, and so was the experience; full of cheaters, no servers to play on with your mates, matches involving a bunch of angry Russians and people who I couldn’t communicate with.
Counter-Strike was probably the most fun I’ve ever had gaming. Awesome servers full of familiar names / voices, friendly clans having tournaments just for the fun of it, non stop laughs and competitive gaming.
I’ve buikt up a bit of an R6 siege group, gives me little nostalgia feels. I’m bloody awful at it though
Tried Global Offensive when I got into gaming. I was God awful, and so was the experience; full of cheaters, no servers to play on with your mates, matches involving a bunch of angry Russians and people who I couldn’t communicate with.
Counter-Strike was probably the most fun I’ve ever had gaming. Awesome servers full of familiar names / voices, friendly clans having tournaments just for the fun of it, non stop laughs and competitive gaming.
I’ve buikt up a bit of an R6 siege group, gives me little nostalgia feels. I’m bloody awful at it though
Time Crisis, I remember going into arcades and getting number 1s in the time trials because I must've played that religiously for months. Great game, would love to get an original arcade of it!!
Seeing Goldeneye above I did get 007 status on that game which was a massive PITA, don't know if that means I mastered it mind
Edit: Wow, £3750! https://www.gamesroomcompany.com/time-crisis-arcade-machine
MDF, CRT TV, Emulator, buttons, light gun and your time. Would make an excellent addition to the Project Logs
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Match Day on the Spectrum - won every time
Jetpac - could go round and round as long as I liked on the Spectrum
Star Wars - could go round and round as long as I liked on the Spectrum
Pyjamarama - finished it without any help on the Spectrum
Jetpac - could go round and round as long as I liked on the Spectrum
Star Wars - could go round and round as long as I liked on the Spectrum
Pyjamarama - finished it without any help on the Spectrum
Sorry think I missed it. What platform was this?
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Was pretty good with heavy assault in Planetside. Mini chain gun for TR or Jackhammer for NC. 3rd person round corners etc.