Your most rage worthy npc.
- Thread starter Crimmy
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God I hate her.
I don't use followers, so she just sits in my room all day and night, watching me sleep. Every time she gets up, I pray she will go somewhere else. But no, she just sits back down.
I've killed her at least 20 times. But I couldn't live with myself if I killed her for real. So many reloads.
I don't use followers, so she just sits in my room all day and night, watching me sleep. Every time she gets up, I pray she will go somewhere else. But no, she just sits back down.
I've killed her at least 20 times. But I couldn't live with myself if I killed her for real. So many reloads.
Mine would probably have to be the sheep in Runescape
I was probably 8/9 years old and I had been trying to accomplish the Sheep Herder quest for a few hours. I finally got so fucking frustrated with those fucking sheep that I literally started crying.
I was probably 8/9 years old and I had been trying to accomplish the Sheep Herder quest for a few hours. I finally got so fucking frustrated with those fucking sheep that I literally started crying.
Whitney wasn't all that bad.
Fuck Wallace, though, and his double team spamming cuntmuffin Ludicolo/Milotic/everything else.
Fuck Wallace, though, and his double team spamming cuntmuffin Ludicolo/Milotic/everything else.
Lord Killington
Legendary Skial King
I used to save, reload, then turn the game off, just so I could fuck around with this guy once I picked my DS back up. Good times.
nuff said.
Lol my 12 year old brother beat tycho no problemRound after I post about Tycho pissing me off
Go figure.
Baratta
Spectacularly Lethal Soldier
HERE IS MY LIST : ( Not listed in a specific order )
1. Beggars in any AC game
2. Cicero in TESV SKYRIM
3. Resetti (you probably know the game)
4. ANY 10 year old POKEMON NPC KID -.-
5.SPONTANEOUS APPEARING ENEMIES IN EVERY ... EVERY RPG GAME
6.Selfhealing Bosses ....
7. Kids in Skyrim
8.(Not really an NPC but) Hidden Nirnroot in TESV SKYRIM
9.not helping companion NPC's
10.Navi
1. Beggars in any AC game
2. Cicero in TESV SKYRIM
3. Resetti (you probably know the game)
4. ANY 10 year old POKEMON NPC KID -.-
5.SPONTANEOUS APPEARING ENEMIES IN EVERY ... EVERY RPG GAME
6.Selfhealing Bosses ....
7. Kids in Skyrim
8.(Not really an NPC but) Hidden Nirnroot in TESV SKYRIM
9.not helping companion NPC's
10.Navi
This.
When I first got my AC game I was had to chase a thief in a mission and I was so close, until a begger got in my way and instead of pushing him away and keep running maintaining momentum, Altair Face fucks the floor and proceeds to roll around before getting up.
I killed every mugger/musician since.
Edit: Forgot to mention that running into him and dropping his shit aggro'd the guards in the area.
Reminds me of an old game I used to play. Can't remember the name of it but it was kinda like quake arena but the bots on a certain difficulty spawned with sniper rifles, noclip, instant respawn, completely and totally obvious aimbot, oh and they can shoot through walls.....
I used to spawn twenty bots in one map and just watch the killfeed go ballistic.
holy shit a npc in skyrim that DOESNT use frost or fire?
for me its:
whenever i see a flock of these fuckers i pull out a gatling laser because these things are so goddamn annoying.
Isil
Epic Skial Regular
when I encountered the Storm Wizards, I was around level 17 or so. I think that probably has something to do with the type of wizards you encounter. I was playing on the highest difficulty and hardly had any HP (being a wizard myself), so they would always hit me with a fucking lightning bolt and kill me instantly.
I made the mistake of believing that if I brought my companion into battle, it would die, and stay dead, and I didn't want that. I died maybe 20+ times before finally finishing them off, ranting about them on Facebook, and learning from a friend that the companions don't actually die. So having a meatshield later made things considerably easier.
I made the mistake of believing that if I brought my companion into battle, it would die, and stay dead, and I didn't want that. I died maybe 20+ times before finally finishing them off, ranting about them on Facebook, and learning from a friend that the companions don't actually die. So having a meatshield later made things considerably easier.
I think if you find a dragon flying backwards its bad luck. Why?
Aela was derping around, im like "get over here bitch" and she wouldnt budge. I looked up and found a dragon flying backwards. It didnt do anything really it just flew around in circles so i walked away. I guess aela didnt follow me because I lost her and never found her again.
rip packmulecook2011
Why would you use destruction magic in Skyrim when you can use a sword and healing spells instead?
