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Hard to pick.
Starting my first own game system. Before that only gaming was done in "video arcades"
Silent Service - Limping back to base with 75000t sunk, no ammo and sub barely functional.
F-18 - First vector graphics flight sim I saw, that wasn't just wireframe. Mindblowing.
Civilization - First playthrough with a friend.
UFO - Enemy Unknown - Storming the first UFO. Although game was similar to Laser Squad, it was still revolutionary.
Wing Commander - First mission ever. Game was like anything before and really tickled my Battlestar Galactica itch.
Comman & Conquer - Had played Dune before, so it was not the first RTS, but really hit the nail on the head.
Team Fortress - My first online gaming experience.
GTA 3 - Playing the first time. My first open world experience. Have had a little pause in my gaming.
B17 - Mighty Eight - Just barely ditching on English soil with only one functional engine after a suicidal mission.
Alpha Centauri - First playthrough with the Mrs.
Battlefield 1942 - After Wolfenstain Enemy Territory, open space and vehicless felt amazing.
Elite Dangerous - First launch, first interstellar jump and first combat in the same flight. Elite games had been a bit boring on the sound and visual design before, but holy shit.
Deep Rock Galactic - Never approved any friend requests on steam before. Started approving them. Some legendary moment ensued.
Did I hear a Rock And Stone‽
Yes. About 2200 hours of spamming Rock and Stone.
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