[R_H] wrote:I was playing Halo 3 this afternoon. We killed the second Scarab (on the unfinished Halo) and there was some sort of a bug that resulted in part of a leg getting stuck in a wall and was moving. The guy I was playing with walked up to it and got kicked to death by it.
That sounds vaguely Pythonic in a very bizarre way.
Too bad neither of you was in black armor...it would've been just a flesh wound.
The Nameless One in Planescape: Torment. How often do games end with the main character finally deciding to stop trying to dodge his fate and embracing eternal damnation because the alternative can't be contemplated? Actually, it might not be eternal, but it's not like I'm up enough on D&D lore to know if the dead eventually get a pass out of the Blood War should they be a big enough bastard to get sent there. It seemed eternal but D&D is full of outs to let main characters escape things.
