Utterly Mad

ive been playing the Misery mod for stalker CoP. its HAAAAAAAAAAAAARRD.

also, StopSignal, you need to tell me what gmod thing you want. the suspense is killing me

I recently started playing Fallout: NV last night, and remembered that I was playing through the Dead Money DLC last time I left off.

Nothing in gaming scares me more than those fucking Ghost People.

Nothing in gaming scares me more than those fucking Ghost People.

Not even CAZACLAWS?

If you haven't seen the mod, it's Deathclaws with Cazador heads.

The fuckin Cazador poison effect is terrifying.
Well it was a terrifyingly bad idea, the fucking noise is so loud and the fucking visual effect, Lorde no.

Quote from: BadSniper on April 13, 2015, 07:23:36 pm

Nothing in gaming scares me more than those fucking Ghost People.

Not even CAZACLAWS?

If you haven't seen the mod, it's Deathclaws with Cazador heads.

Deathclaws/Cazadores don't get back up after being killed once. They also don't shamble around like zombies, nor do either deliberately dodge left and right to make guns a real pain to use. Plus, Cazadores/Deathclaws make roughly animal-like sounds; Ghost People make an unearthly strangled gargling sound, which really creeps the shit out of me, personally.

The Ghost people were pretty creepy to be honest. I saw a mod that fills the entire wasteland with them, maybe you should try it out.

There's something deeply unsettling about anything that gets back up after you've killed it. Although to deal with the issue of them dodging around constantly, which is pretty irritating, just beat on them with that bear trap fist you get off 'em, they're not quite as scary up close after the first few times, plus that thing often takes limbs off instantly so they don't get back up often.

I think the creepiest part about them is their erratic movements and the backstory behind them (especially once you delve into Old World Blues).

They were just workers trying to clean some bioweapon out of the air conditioning and ended up getting trapped in a suit that slowly mutated around their skin. On top of that you don't really know what they actually look like, they could just look like ghouls, but maybe they don't.

Then there's what Dean Domino says about what they do to outsiders, how they drag them off into the fog never to be seen again. Seriously the most nerve-wracking moments during the Gala Event was having to face 15 of the fuckers, and quickly you learn that running away isn't the "pussy" option here.

I can only imagine how horrifying it is to find them lurking out in the wasteland... at night.... in the dark... holy shit what if you had that Darker Night mod on and all you could see of them are their glowing eyes. I'm going to go get my Dinnerbell for comfort tonight, anyone wanna join in the hold out?

I haven't gotten to the Dead Money DLC yet, as I like fucking about and making almost no progress in an IRL days time. I did how ever finish Honest Hearts before entering the strip. [So I could reset the reputation for nuking both the NCR and Legion's hometowns without cheating.]

I love how buggy radscorpions are, the giant kind in particular as they tend to be the buggiest. I have had many wall scorpions as I call them where they phase through a wall, or will either be sideways to the ground or just flat out fall through the world.

I rarely see Radscorpions that aren't bugged out. Oddly enough it's bark scorpions that do that most frequently, despite them just being reskinned versions of a regular Radscorpion.

Bugged out Giant Ants are also hilarious, especially when one just flings itself across the sky.

Weird I rarely see the bark scorpions bugged out, nor ants. Giant Radscorpions are the glitchiest for me.