by Roody_Yogurt » Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:34 pm
My favorite dog-ruining-stuff moment was back in the 80s. My siblings and I (and some cousins, too, probably) were gathered around the C64, playing Phantasie II. We sucked at the game, but we'd name characters after ourselves and run off to the nearest dungeon, just to die (or possibly, a Black Knight would find us).
For those that haven't played Phantasie II, when your whole party dies, your group appears before the Gods, and they go through your party one-by-one, dictating who will be reincarnated.
We just did this over and over, literally cheering as our characters were respawned or doomed to oblivion.
Then, one time, we were moving through the wilderness or something, and all of a sudden, we stopped moving. Eventually, we looked down and saw that the dog had bitten clean through the joystick cord while we were playing (some reported seeing the dog reacting to a quick shock). It was our only joystick at the time so our Phantasie-II-playing days were over (there were more joysticks later on, but Phantasie II had already had its moment).
My favorite dog-ruining-stuff moment was back in the 80s. My siblings and I (and some cousins, too, probably) were gathered around the C64, playing Phantasie II. We sucked at the game, but we'd name characters after ourselves and run off to the nearest dungeon, just to die (or possibly, a Black Knight would find us).
For those that haven't played Phantasie II, when your whole party dies, your group appears before the Gods, and they go through your party one-by-one, dictating who will be reincarnated.
We just did this over and over, literally cheering as our characters were respawned or doomed to oblivion.
Then, one time, we were moving through the wilderness or something, and all of a sudden, we stopped moving. Eventually, we looked down and saw that the dog had bitten clean through the joystick cord [i]while we were playing[/i] (some reported seeing the dog reacting to a quick shock). It was our only joystick at the time so our Phantasie-II-playing days were over (there were more joysticks later on, but Phantasie II had already had its moment).