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    Do you have some moments where you get overwhelmed and it seemed like you lost, but you manage to stay alive and eventually win the level? How often does this happen to you? Did you had the confidence that you would make it though it seemed hopeless?
     
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    I was playing exhibition with a group of friends against another group of friends in Gears Of War 2, I was the last man standing on my team so I pretended to be AFK in my team's spawn area hoping the enemy team would toy around with me a bit before trying to kill me. As soon as one of them approached I chainsawed him, the other guys were so caught off guard and in shock that I managed to finish them all off with my shotgun. To make the whole thing sweeter we were all in a party chat at the time so I got to hear everybody's reaction to what I did, it was glorious!
     
    DMC3, the Cerebus fight. Had like a sliver of health left, the boss with like half its health yet, and I somehow whittled him down in a frenzy without dying.
     
    All the time when I play Touhou or DoDonPachi bullet hell games. We call that "cliphax".
     
    Games that require a lot of precision and attention like Hammerwatch and Supercratebox (that's what it was called, right?) - and I speak from the angle of computer games because I can't think of any console-related examples right now and I'm lazy - can confuse me pretty fast, especially in later levels when you have to move at blinding speeds to stay alive. At some point, you move without thinking, similar to driving without thinking after years and years of practice, and eventually you survive the hardest of parts after zoning out for minutes upon minutes of intense play. It's crazy, really, how that works. Happens to me a lot!
     
    Happens in World of Tanks quite a bit actually. Not that any of you will know what I'm talking about, unless you play of course! =P

    On this one map I was the only member of my team to advance on the northern flank... By the time I realized it I couldn't turn around since I was in a slow heavy tank. So I did the only thing I could do, hunkered down where I was. Lucky I had two allies that realized what was going on and gave me firing support from their positions, at the end of the match I had received 7500 potential damage from bounces, dishing out 3000 of my own killing three enemies and getting credit for some 15000 spotting damage. Survived the match too, one of the best games I ever played.
     
    Honestly, ive had tons of these moments in tons of video games haha.

    To start off, in MW2 i just barely dodged a big shot of a AC-130 while capturing a flag in Domination. It was kinda frightening when suddenly a shot passes you and the sound on my TV was just waaaay too loud, but nonetheless i was just lucky and that flag made us win the game.

    Secondly i have had dozens of lucky moments in StarCraft II, one of them being the most luckiest victory you could ever get. We both had one unit left: I had a Protoss Stalker and he had a Zerg Ultralisk. Well, that seems like i just lost instantly cause no way a single Stalker can kill a Ultralisk, yet you can out-micro it, which was exactly what i did and it kept going on, the guy raging at me for not giving up and then finally his Ultralisk died.
     
    ShadowE said:
    Honestly, ive had tons of these moments in tons of video games haha.

    To start off, in MW2 i just barely dodged a big shot of a AC-130 while capturing a flag in Domination. It was kinda frightening when suddenly a shot passes you and the sound on my TV was just waaaay too loud, but nonetheless i was just lucky and that flag made us win the game.
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    I can't tell you how many times an RPG/SMAW wizzed by my head in Battlefield 3
     
    I won an entire trainer battle with a Magikarp.

    A Magikarp I had just recently caught, never used in any previous battles, and only knew Splash and Tackle. It was level 16 against Pokemon slightly higher than it. And before you ask, I had no other Pokemon conscious at the time, and I was out of revives.

    Let that one sink in for a bit.
     
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