dude who said bm from wc3 was totally right lol....imagine a dt that can crit/get items/ run faster than any other unit in the game and every second he's alive he is perpetually training himself to eviscerate you even faster the next encounter. fuck i miss wc3

edit: hahahah guy above me posted first the vid first

may as well post this too since I looked for it because of this post. even though ragnaros isn't playable he was pretty fucking imba when he was first encountered. Plus the music owns and may bring back some nostalgia to those of you out there.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=724021861965095201#

Ichabod

United States1659 Posts

July 24 2010 20:10 GMT

#65

That inventory build that allowed you to spam grenades in MW2

Edit: Stacking blizzard in WC2 was pretty OP as well

reza

Canada213 Posts

July 24 2010 20:10 GMT

#66

ewww war3 lol...anyways kknd <3

Stratos_speAr

United States6959 Posts

July 24 2010 20:17 GMT

#67

+ Show Spoiler +

And
+ Show Spoiler +

"Can't touch this."

Seriously. Playing either game with either one of those characters is like playing on F'ing auto-pilot.

Rodiel

France573 Posts

July 24 2010 20:22 GMT

#68

mamut tank from red alert.

Ghazwan

Netherlands444 Posts

July 24 2010 20:25 GMT

#69

Hammerdin from D2

The dmg output of that thing with maxed block+resistances was insane.

DwmC_Foefen

Belgium2186 Posts

July 24 2010 20:31 GMT

#70

Tanya from red alert

Oneshotting every infantry unit everywhere...

Not to mention the blowing up of buildings...

s.a.y

Croatia3840 Posts

July 24 2010 20:34 GMT

#71

heavy tank, red alert. it was all about massing this unit.

luckySe7en

148 Posts

July 24 2010 20:34 GMT

#72

On July 25 2010 04:17 Flicky wrote:

rofl, ok, i don't know what hti s game is but it's fucking hielrairous ahahahaha

ghermination

United States2851 Posts

July 24 2010 20:35 GMT

#73

AK47 in A.V.A. It's one of the cheapest weapons available at the very beginning of the game and it's what like 70% of the competitive players use. It's funny because even though it's rediculously good when burst fired, a lot of them have just heard it's good and use it completely wrong.

Also, in MW2, going Anything+grenade launcher+Thumper+Scavenger. Infinite noob tube and it's the most powerful combo in the game, requiring barely any skill to use. Will often kill snipers and FAMAS users from rediculous distances.

SkepTicAL

Canada872 Posts

July 24 2010 20:38 GMT

#74

SAGAT IN VANILLA SF4, NOW HE SUCKS THOUGH ;D

KillyKyll

United States267 Posts

July 24 2010 20:44 GMT

#75

On July 25 2010 05:25 Ghazwan wrote:
Hammerdin from D2

The dmg output of that thing with maxed block+resistances was insane.

Ahhhhh, don't remind me...........

I agree, Hammerdins just sucked in the most powerful kinda way

Titusmaster6

United States5937 Posts

July 24 2010 20:47 GMT

#76

Mewtwo, in RGY. Or any psychic pokemon in general back then.

Jugan

United States1566 Posts

July 24 2010 20:49 GMT

#77

On July 25 2010 04:37 Piy wrote:
oh, Lu Bu from Dynasty Warriors

yeah, Lu Bu was insanely imba. however, Lu Bu was also insanely imba in real life haha

professorjoak

318 Posts

July 24 2010 20:56 GMT

#78

Deus Ex: Immediately train pistols to Master level and stack a few mods on the stealth pistol. Viola! You've just created a gun with perfect aim, a scope, plentiful ammo, good rate of fire, and kills everything in 1 headshot (2 headshots for the big guys in suits, but you can fire two shots quickly).

Street Fighter 2, original arcade release: Pick Guile, camp in the corner charging your flash kick. If anyone approaches you can flash kick up then I think the followup is crouching kick, strong punch, throw, but I don't remember exactly. Sonic boom if they try to turtle too. The later editions patched this out.

FFVII: There's a mid-game weapon for Vincent called SniperCR. The damage is only so-so but its gimmick is that it has 255% accuracy. Reach into your inventory and pull out that Deathblow materia (double damage, half accuracy) that has been useless until now. The next several hours are easy.

Super Mario World: In Mario 3 it was unclear whether you wanted the raccoon tail or fire, since the raccoon tail's attack is short range and hovering requires mashing the button in a kind of uncomfortable position. In SMW, holding the button lets you hover with the cape, the attack range is improved and it doesn't delay your run, and you can still use cape+Yoshi. It's clear that you want the cape in all circumstances except for maybe 1 of the underwater levels. Note that in the DS NSMB they finally realized that mobility powerups were all the best in the Mario games and nerfed the mini-mushroom so that taking it makes you risk dying in 1 hit.

Morrowind: First thing you do is grab a decent mortal and pestle and start practicing alchemy. Alchemy lets you make potions to buff your stats, including those stats that govern alchemy. Ride the positive feedback loop for just a few minutes and you'll have stats that exceed the naturally achievable limits by a couple orders of magnitude. In theory these potions will wear off sometime, but by the time you've boosted your stats that high they'll last for hours at a time.