Couple that spring to mind off the top of my head.

Paladins in WC2
Farsight in Perfect Dark 64, (1 shot kill, shoots through walls AND auto tracks people ANYWHERE on the map for you!)
Bullseye Navoir in Podracer on the 64 (If you played the game you know why)
Orb in Quake3 (He's like half the size of the other characters)
Oddjob in Goldeneye 64 (Also tiny, he also started with a hat weapon that was a 1-shot only, but 1 hit kill)
Cruisers in Red Alert 2 (they pretty much 1 shot buildings and could shoot from anywhere, to anywhere on the map.)
On that same note ... Tanya in Red Alert 2 (1 shots infantry and 1 shots buildings.)
Redeemer in UT (I mean come on!)
Fireball in Diablo 1 (If you leveled it up enough it 1 shot everything, cost 1 mana, and had AoE)

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Marauders!+ Show Spoiler +

Just kidding

All I can come up with in few minutes.

Expurgate

United States208 Posts

January 11 2011 12:09 GMT

#967

Season 5 Death Knights were so comically overpowered that merely levelling them felt like cheating. Doing battlegrounds in lower brackets was and remains the most imbalanced thing I've seen in my entire life.

CidO

United States695 Posts

January 11 2011 17:40 GMT

#968

On January 11 2011 17:47 DTK-m2 wrote:

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Yeah, 99/99 isn't that impressive. I used to play a mono green elf deck (yeah, pretty nubby, but I never really constructed tournament-worthy decks). Anyways, there was Heedless One, who has power and toughness equal to the number of elves in play. Then there's Timberwatch Elves, which can tap to give +X/+X, where X is the number of elves in play. Also, Ambush Commander, who makes Forests you control become 1/1 Elf creatures that are still lands. I'm pretty sure that at one point I had a 200/200 with trample. All this, plus 4 Wellwishers, which tap and let you gain 1 life for each elf in play. So in addition to the 200/200 Heedless One, I also have over 1k life.

Of course, all of this gets ripped apart vs actual tournament decks, but still.

My Sliver deck that pumped all of my slivers up to 2/2, endless amounts of them, i draw 2 cards every turn and discard 2 cards at the end of my turn. The only way to counter would have been counter spell, even if you destroyed the artifacts i still i had unlimited un-killable slivers

i was so pissed when that deck got stolen, i rebuilt it though and then of course stopped playing

FliedLice

Germany7494 Posts

January 11 2011 17:48 GMT

#969

On July 25 2010 04:24 yrba1 wrote:
If you're familiar with Company of Heroes.

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This.

Those things are so utterly retarded.

Jermstuddog

United States2231 Posts

January 11 2011 17:58 GMT

#970

On January 06 2011 08:23 Silidons wrote:
the way the original Reckoning Talent worked in WoW. it USED to just be basically "You gain an extra attack PER critical hit on you the next time you attack".

the reason it got nerfed: back in the original days of the AV battleground, a boss-npc would patrol around the middle graveyard (i forget the name) and whoever had that spawn could push back the enemy because the battle was all in the field of strife. well, one day a paladin dueled a rogue outside of IF for hours and just let him crit him over and over, and he went up in AV and one shot the boss.

Your story here is wrong on the NPC that ate the reckoning bomb. It wasn't some no-name boss in AV, it was Doom Lord Kazzak who was one of the hardest bosses in the game at the time.

Bibdy

United States3481 Posts

January 11 2011 18:08 GMT

#971

On January 12 2011 02:58 Jermstuddog wrote:

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Your story here is wrong on the NPC that ate the reckoning bomb. It wasn't some no-name boss in AV, it was Doom Lord Kazzak who was one of the hardest bosses in the game at the time.

Yup.

Ahh the good old days.

Sempiternity

United States62 Posts

January 11 2011 18:15 GMT

#972

Hate em.

Antiproduct

Netherlands50 Posts

January 11 2011 18:50 GMT

#973

From Command And Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars
The Scrin mothership: destroys an entire base in one shot.
The scrin Carrier: Its like the Protoss carrier except it does way more damage, shoots ionic storms that do damage, heal allied aircraft and increase attack power.
GDI MARV: This thing beat anything on the ground and collected massive amounts of resources.
GDI Firehawks: They teleported into your base and bombed the shit out of it.

From Crysis:
Minigun: nuff said

From Halo:
Energy sword

DerNebel

Denmark648 Posts

January 11 2011 18:55 GMT

#974

On January 11 2011 19:14 NathanSC wrote:
Hahahaha. I never really thought of that. Flavie is kind of an invulnerable powerhouse now that I think about it... hmm. Deckard Cain doesn't die either, come to think of it.

That always bothered me in D2. Why did we even have to go to Tristram to rescue the sucker, when he instantly teleports out once you open the cage? Couldn't he just teleport from WITHIN the cage. Just more proof that he is the real enemy in that game.

Sm3agol

United States2055 Posts

January 11 2011 18:55 GMT

#975

By far. So imba. If you got left alone long enough to get >20 of these things, you could literally just walk them into your opponents base, rally new ones, go eat, and come back 10 minutes later to find out you won.

misaTO

Argentina204 Posts

January 11 2011 20:44 GMT

#976