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Elite maybe. Or "Journy to Alpha Centauri", anyone remember that? 
James Pond 3- So many levels. So many boring levels.
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Not seen the link posted in Bisqwits update a week ago?
http://www.arikaonline.com/download/movie/tgm3shirase.mpg <-- watch this.
http://www.arikaonline.com/download/movie/tgm3shirase.mpg <-- watch this.
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ET is actually quite short. You die in less than ten minutes if you don't win.
100% Wind Waker would suck. It wouldn't be the longest, but going to every square, fishing up all the treasure, getting the maps, all the heart pieces, and all the pictures would take a very long time.
100% Wind Waker would suck. It wouldn't be the longest, but going to every square, fishing up all the treasure, getting the maps, all the heart pieces, and all the pictures would take a very long time.
No kidding. Even with planning, you have to take about three hundred pictures and individually allow three days to pass for the figurine to be made of every single one. The mere thought just sickens me.
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Elite maybe. Or "Journy to Alpha Centauri", anyone remember that?
From "Only You Can Save Mankind"? You leave your computer on for three thousand years and eventually a white dot appears in the centre of the screen saying "Welcome to Alpha Centauri. Now go home"? HILARIOUS.
James Pond 3 was subtitled "Operation Starfish". It is indeed far, far too long.
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Yeah Gorash, X-Com: Terror from the Deep gets my vote too. Finding that last alien wandering around in the ocean around his sunken submarine and you are chasing him holding dart guns... I don't know of anything that could take longer or be more annoying.
Well actually... I stopped playing my current stage because I couldn't find that last alien in his base after more than twelve real time hours of searching... such a pain. If a speed run was done of this game there would be nothing speedy about it except maybe how fast the player moved his mouse to click on something...
Well actually... I stopped playing my current stage because I couldn't find that last alien in his base after more than twelve real time hours of searching... such a pain. If a speed run was done of this game there would be nothing speedy about it except maybe how fast the player moved his mouse to click on something...
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100% anything will always get you high times if you define 100% in a stupid way.
Ever tried diablo 2 "100%"? Not just level 99 (in the latest patch: a couple of weeks nonstop), but try to find any item in the game at least once. A couple of years, unless you start counting magics and rares. Then it'd be a team-run spanning several generations.
100% as in "all quests and waypoints" will be faster though.
I'd say: compare pure speed runs only. That makes more sense.
Ever tried diablo 2 "100%"? Not just level 99 (in the latest patch: a couple of weeks nonstop), but try to find any item in the game at least once. A couple of years, unless you start counting magics and rares. Then it'd be a team-run spanning several generations.
100% as in "all quests and waypoints" will be faster though.
I'd say: compare pure speed runs only. That makes more sense.
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100% anything will always get you high times if you define 100% in a stupid way.
Ever tried diablo 2 "100%"? Not just level 99 (in the latest patch: a couple of weeks nonstop), but try to find any item in the game at least once. A couple of years, unless you start counting magics and rares. Then it'd be a team-run spanning several generations.
100% as in "all quests and waypoints" will be faster though.
I'd say: compare pure speed runs only. That makes more sense.
Ever tried diablo 2 "100%"? Not just level 99 (in the latest patch: a couple of weeks nonstop), but try to find any item in the game at least once. A couple of years, unless you start counting magics and rares. Then it'd be a team-run spanning several generations.
100% as in "all quests and waypoints" will be faster though.
I'd say: compare pure speed runs only. That makes more sense.
The only legit 99 character I've heard of in Single Player was a Wind Druid. You need 3000 Baal runs to go from level 98 to level 99 (and for each death 300 more) as I recall. He was getting it done in five minutes for each run. Even at SIX HOURS per day it would take you almost a month and a half of playing. To gain that one level. In 3000 Baal runs you'll also see a good share of set/unique items, but not nearly enough.
Another player reached the point where he only needed six (I think) more items to have collected all sets and uniques in Hardcore Single Player. He started at the beginning of the 1.10 patch (sep. 2003? I started playing in 2004) and reached that point in June or something like that. Putting the two quests together...ugh.
But you could try to justify 100% TWW as getting all pictures, because the game "rewards" you (with another figurine) if you complete it. And, incidentally, in later versions of the game only one day must pass for the figurine to be made.
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Ever tried diablo 2 "100%"? Not just level 99 (in the latest patch: a couple of weeks nonstop), but try to find any item in the game at least once
Find any item in the game... pile of 1 gold, 2 gold, 3 gold... 5432 gold, 5433 gold... anybody know max pile of gold with maxed out gold find?
The gold alone would take generations (unless you counted someone dropping it and picking it back up).