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Reader Discussion: What's Your Greatest Gaming Accomplishment?
Last week, we asked you, the Game Informer community, what multiplayer game you're good at. This week, we want to know about your gaming zenith: what gaming-related accomplishment are you most proud of?
Me? It happened a long time ago, in the original Gears of War. It was the classic reverse-wipe: at the start of the deciding Warzone round on Gridlock, I was on a short bathroom break while my team was getting slaughtered. I returned with washed hands and the sense that I had failed my team. But the enemy didn't think to look at the starting area for me, and I methodically sought out and gunned them down, one by one. They didn't see it coming, and my own team started yelling as soon as a crowned the last person on the enemy team. I've never felt prouder of my skill under pressure.
So what are your treasured moments? Had a clutch fight against a Dark Souls boss? Made a good impression on your team in Halo? Found a cheat code or secret in a game by yourself? Let us know in the comments!
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