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Mafia 1 was the best game i'd ever played for a long time.
Also ocarina of time
Also ocarina of time
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What's your personal GOAT ? (Game of all time)
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please choose 1 game to add to the list
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Has to be a close tie between Call of Duty 2(Multiplayer) and world of warcraft. I am still playing classic TBC now. But i have to say COD2 Just edges ahead.
So Call of duty 2 for me.
So Call of duty 2 for me.
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I LIVE AGAIIIIN!!! (or was that Blood 2 now that I think about it)
Will never forget those cultists screaming as they burn to death off a flare gun shot
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Gotta be The Witcher 3 for me. Played through it 3 times, always find something new.
I LIVE AGAIIIIN!!! (or was that Blood 2 now that I think about it)
Will never forget those cultists screaming as they burn to death off a flare gun shot
It's howdy doody time kiddies the bad man is here.
I'll have to say The Witcher 3 as well, I was a bit depressed/sad when I finally finished the game! Very rare for me as I usually don't give a toss lol
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Vampire the masquerade: bloodlines
Definately the golden era of PC gaming for me that. 1995-2002 had so many great, innovative, games and the communities that went with them as well.
I have already voted ~ but I am surprised there is only one vote for Skyrim so far. I am replaying that now and I must say that when I am in it, it feels like the best game ever. So good to be back in Skyrim - what an amazing gameworld.
It is good to have this list to remind me which best games ever to replay: Witcher 3, GTA V or Half-life Alyx next probably. Good work OP!
It is good to have this list to remind me which best games ever to replay: Witcher 3, GTA V or Half-life Alyx next probably. Good work OP!
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Can I choose a game when it was in a certain state and not how it is now?
If so, PUBG just before it was properly released was one of the best games i've ever played in my adult life. All I could think about all day at work was getting home and jumping on with my usual squad, some of the epic battles, hilarious moments and the heart rate spiking final circles just can't be beaten in my mind.
It's a shame that it just flopped so hard for me, when they started changing the loot tables around and introducing the new maps I just fell out of love with it, as well as the massive wave of hackers when it properly released. Suppose that's just the way of gaming now with cosmetic items trading for real money.
If I can't have that small 12 month window of PUBG, then I think i'd have to say Battlefield 2.
Reminds me of a simpler time, both in my life and gaming.
Being 13-16 and having a core group of friends to play with every night, as well as my dad and some of his friends.
One of my fondest memories of BF2 was on Mashtuur City, with someone flying a black hawk, two people on the guns and the other 3 or 4 seats filled with squad mates. Pilot would drop us high over a cap point on the 64 player version of the map, we'd parachute into the point, clear the enemy with the help of the chopper gunners and start capping ready for the chopper to come pick us up to move to the next point, all with great comms and tactics.
Again, changes to the game after a few years turned it into 24/7 Karkand Infanty Only Nade fests which just got frustrating as you couldn't really move more than 50m without being blown to bits by a grenade, which took away the tactical squad element of clearing points and securing then holding them
If so, PUBG just before it was properly released was one of the best games i've ever played in my adult life. All I could think about all day at work was getting home and jumping on with my usual squad, some of the epic battles, hilarious moments and the heart rate spiking final circles just can't be beaten in my mind.
It's a shame that it just flopped so hard for me, when they started changing the loot tables around and introducing the new maps I just fell out of love with it, as well as the massive wave of hackers when it properly released. Suppose that's just the way of gaming now with cosmetic items trading for real money.
If I can't have that small 12 month window of PUBG, then I think i'd have to say Battlefield 2.
Reminds me of a simpler time, both in my life and gaming.
Being 13-16 and having a core group of friends to play with every night, as well as my dad and some of his friends.
One of my fondest memories of BF2 was on Mashtuur City, with someone flying a black hawk, two people on the guns and the other 3 or 4 seats filled with squad mates. Pilot would drop us high over a cap point on the 64 player version of the map, we'd parachute into the point, clear the enemy with the help of the chopper gunners and start capping ready for the chopper to come pick us up to move to the next point, all with great comms and tactics.
Again, changes to the game after a few years turned it into 24/7 Karkand Infanty Only Nade fests which just got frustrating as you couldn't really move more than 50m without being blown to bits by a grenade, which took away the tactical squad element of clearing points and securing then holding them