7 Times Games Stole All Your Stuff
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Many a time we've spent a game acquiring precious items and equipment, then lost it all when the game ransacked our inventory - by means of a fussy elevator, quad bike crash, island shipwreck or, more often than not, throwing us in jail. Nightmare. Subscribe for a video like this every Thursday!
What better way to test your complacent, loot-laden player than by nicking all their gear? Is presumably the thinking here.
Take the elevator in Silent Hill 2's Lakeview Hotel, which has a capacity of exactly one person. And when it says "one person", it means it.
What’s more, that person must weigh exactly however much protagonist James Sunderland weighs, apparently, and they can’t be carrying anything else, no matter how light.
That means if you want to ride this elevator, say goodbye to all your health drinks, first aid kits, guns, music boxes and, most importantly, your torch, the only thing standing between you and what lurks in the spooky darkness.
If you’ve ever played a survival horror game you’ll know that having health kits and guns and the ability to see are the only things keeping you from freaking out like a cat who’s seen a cucumber.
So fair play to Silent Hill 2 for the next half hour of Silent Hill 2, which was some of the most unpleasantly tense time we’ve ever spent in a game, made possible by this despicable act of thievery.
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A few more I can think of:
When Raiden was naked in Metal Gear 2. No weapons, LITERALLY no clothes, and no ability to grab anything to defend himself because he has to use his hands to... preserve his modesty.
In FFVII when Yuffie stole your materia. Sure, it wasn't ALL your items, but it might as well have been, if your team relied on magic and summoning attacks.
AND ALSO that part in Castlevania Symphony Of The Night, when Death shows up near the beginning, steals all your items, and then you, with all your eloquence, just go "WHAT?!"
You know what I love most about this channel? The fact that you guys actually list the games your going to spoil BEFORE the list begins. Why cant others give us a heads up like you guys?
The original Half Life did just this very thing. After being teased that you've finally reached the surface - a feat you're urged to complete for pretty much the whole game up to that point - the screen suddenly goes black. It turns out you've been captured by the military types who you've had little trouble (ok, maybe some trouble) dealing with beforehand. They mutter something about wanting to get rid of your body and you awake in a rubbish/trash compacter with none of the equipment you'd grabbed. Luckily the guys who put you there made two fatal errors; turning their back the second they turned the thing on and failing to remove the boxes stacked, rather handily, in increasing size like a set of stairs. You quickly get the crowbar back, but the rest of your guns have to be earned again.
What about Dishonored? When your allies, after you do the supposed "final mission", betray you and drop you off to Daud's lair in a flooded district. Sure, it's optional to get your stuff back, but come on, you most likely got a bunch of good equipment that you've been saving.
I was thinking the same thing.
It even happens twice, remember in the very beginning when your locked up for "killing the empress".
@@bruhbruh7786 To be fair back then you only had a regular blade and a shitty pistol, when daud takes your equipment you have a cool blade, an upgraded crossbow, and depending on wether you are playing low or high chaos an upgraded pistol, not mention all the ammo and grenades.
Also, it's quite hard to be stealthy when you don't have your trusty crossbow with the sleeping darts when you're trying to do a non-lethal play through in Dishonored
I’m sure most of you have seen this but there’s a dude on YT who is probably the best dishonored player I’ve ever seen. I know it’s easier to do sweet combos on computer because of males buttons but he is sick.
Half Life. It happens in the middle of the game when poor Gordon gets knocked out by dumb soldiers, stripped of his weapons and he needs to reobtain his arsenal all over again.
Then there's the ending where he is stripped of his weapons AGAIN. Gordon is given an ultimatum ending: work for gman or totally dying by aliens while unarmed.
AND Gman let Gordon keep the HEV suit in the ending. But in the beginning of Had Life 2, Gordon is without his armor! Gman totally nicked that too!
And then in Half Life 2 you... deliberately strap yourself into a prisoner-containment conveyor belt and let it carry you into a room which destroys all of your weapons. Except for the Gravity Gun because it's too cool to die.
@@DrakeAurum There is a reason that, after that point, it's called the God Gun.
I seem to recall you still have your trusty crowbar.....
@@nocturnal6863 In the first, you have to go find another crowbar, which happens to be lying about nearby. I don't recall about the second. Also, I second this: Half Life is the one that popped into my head as soon as I saw the title of this video.
Sophie Ripley I was referring to the end of the first game, where you choose not to work for the G-man
Nobody mentioned GTA San Andreas, when CJ was left in the countryside without any weapons and, moreover, without any Grove Street territory which he (I mean "I") was taking over for so long!
I stopped playing that game because of this nonsense.
Boy, oh boy! You missed a lot!
When you are flying the helicopter over the boat and it gets shot down leaving you only a knife.
Preston Smith damn, I done lost everything but my blade
Loosing weapons in GTA is more a inconvenience then anything else.
In Knights of the old Republic 2, The first thing that happens to you after you get off the crummy tutorial planet Peragus and land on Telos is the police literally seize your ship, your droid, and every single thing in your inventory! Sure you get your equipment back soon enough, but your ship is DOUBLE STOLEN by another faction right out from under the Telosians. Don't trust the police with your stuff in KOTOR games.
Hadn't even thought of that one, but seriously. It feels like more than half that game is getting your ship, and then trying to get it back
@@wallofnyc its because it is.
Also in Knights of the Old Republic 1, after you're captured by Darth Malak and the Leviathan, all of the gear you spent the whole game trying to acquire is taken from you. Granted, you DO get it all back later, but it counts.
Sounds like someone really wants to see Link’s “Master Sword.”
Wellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Ok
69 likes. Perfect.
Nonononononononononononoidontthinkthatanyoneisreadyforthat
You mean you don’t?
I wanna see his backup sword
@@centurionquincy3899 ...
I thought Half-Life would have been on here. You fight a bunch of ninja cat women, get smacked around by military goons, stripped of all your goods, and then thrown into a trash compactor.
Talk about rude.
And the goons don't even have the decency to give a fair fight. They jump you in the dark!
Its not so bad in Half-Life 2, yeah you may lose all your weapons in the citadel but the weird magnetic steal all your stuff machine supercharges your gravity gun into the ultimate mega ragdoll murder cannon. Seems like a fare trade to me.
I had the same thought!
Basically stopped by the comments to make sure this is mentioned. Losing all your stuff in Half-Life was both kind of cool, as it started you all the way back at a crowbar again, but also made me regret every round I haven't spent previously.
Helen Weidert what about budget cuts? They make you give up your personal belongings and you can't pass either
The first assassin's creed comes to mind on this topic. You have all this nice gear and cool abilities and then right after you think the story is getting good, they "kill" you, take all your neat equipment, and your abilities somehow. Seriously, how do they take away someone's skill of being able to counter?
IKR... must be one of Al Mualims Peice of Eden Artifact, etc... whatever it is secret abilities or something
I feel like this happens in almost every AC game. Happened in Brotherhood...well, all of Ezio's amazing gear gets smashed in an artillery bombardment, but still.
How i look at it is off screen he pulls out the apple and uses it to make you forget your abilities and your journey strengthens you and your not egotistical now so you are able to resist
Odyssey and Brotherhood does the same! I think it's another trope, "a taste of power", many games (FF6 & 12, most NFS games, Dragon Age 2, Force Unleashed, Far Cry Blood Dragon, Chaos Legion) have the first level with you being overpowered and then take stuff away from you, it's less egregious in racing games where you lose your car, of course... But losing skills and having to re-learn them is Ubisoft's favorite trope, notice how rarely you start as a fully trained assassin and in those cases, you get heavily injured or something.
Final Fantasy 8 has a variation on this in the final dungeon of all places. True, the game doesn't steal your stuff but it does prevent you from using any items, magic, summons, limit breaks or other commands in battle AND removes your ability to save the game inside the dungeon until you unlock them again! One at a time that is, by defeating bosses. Without most of your abilities.
FFVIII also does literally take your equipment away in the galbadia prison in the desert part.
The first Bioshock forces you to fight dozens of splicers and an auto turret in what's essentially a giant foggy freezer with only a wrench and your plasmids to your name. Let me tell you, a flamethrower for a hand isn't as effective as you might think it is when you can't see two feet in front of you, flying robots are shooting you, and some drunk weirdo is yelling at you for working for his old boss.
Dishonored, during the Flooded District mission Daud throws all of your gear away and you can decide whether you want it back or not. Honestly one of the best mission of the game!
Deus Ex HR, when you get captured during The Missing Link DLC, all of your gear has been taken and your augmentations have been disabled. Very fun and difficult mission.
Do not forget that at the start of Deus Ex HR you loose your both arms and some other body parts becouse of the (later) first in game boss. You literally gave him an arm (both) and a leg (parts of) to be a half-robot like him :P
Original Deux Ex too.
I've never known horror like the feeling I get when I hear a Bethesda game unequip everything I own en mass. Goodbye, upgraded Daedric armour; hello, potato sack.
It makes you feel so naked doesn't it? :D
Especially when you used the restoration potion glitch and have been running around one shotting everything. And now everything is like “ Haha who’s the tough guy now”
From all the other games that take away your items and make you do do something before you get them back, Horizon Zero Dawn tripped me up when there was nothing to do before finding my equipment lying in a pile. Including Aloy's focus. It felt kind of weird to be honest.
What about the part in Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, where you try to visit the fire dragon in the volcano area, and a bunch of bokoblins take all your items after you get knocked out?
Thinking the same.
What about half the DLCs in Fallouts 3 and New Vegas? Mothership Zeta strips you and locks you in a cell, The Pitt strips you and makes you a slave, Old World Blues strips you and steals half your internal organs, and, the ultimate humiliation, Dead Money strips you and forces you to play Dead Money.
OWBs doesn't remove your stuff, it just unequips them.
"Dead Money strips you and forces you to play Dead Money." This is my new favorite sentence
You get that piece of brain back from Point Lookout...kinda.
I hated Dead Money the first time I played it, the second time, with a higher level and melee skills plus learning the tricks, like where guns are hidden to kill radios, it's actually a nice DLC with clever content and nice stories
Fallout 3 Mothership Zeta has the nerve to take all your stuff, and Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues has the nerve to take your brain!
Worse still, Dead Money takes all your stuff, straps a bomb collar to you, and poisons you continually.
@@garrettschroeder506 dead money was so good took me around 18 hours just to complete
Er I mean patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
@@Sseraphim dead money was awful that holorifle was trash if i had got to keep just one gun from my inventory i would have been happy
@@fallout5578 Don't dis the Holorifle, I loved that weapon. Also, with the Dead Money DLC, if you install Courier's Stash after starting it you get all of those items to use so yay cheating with more DLC :D
Edit: It works with Old World Blues as well I'm guessing
Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark actually opens with some dark elves stealing all the stuff your character would have acquired in the previous NWN expansion. What was really memorable about that to me was that you play through two of the game's three chapters before you finally confront the dark elves who stole your stuff, and the dialogue options allow you to play as if the only reason you'd been following the game's main quest was because you wanted to get your stuff back.
Fun fact about Eventide, before reaching the island (via raft or cryonis, up to you), you can drop some weapons and items and then pick them up for the run. Beware, though, because once the test is over, you'll lose everything you picked. Including your weapons you dropped previously. To keep them and everything you collected on the island, just drop them before placing the final orb and you can keep everything.
My first thought was DA:O Awakening, when in the Deep Roads. If you don't find all the darkspawn wearing your party's gear you just lose it.
Or in the actual game in the Fort Drakon sequence.
Yes, Fort Drakon! I KNEW it had happened to me in a DA game, but I couldn't remember where! Thanks, lol
This is exactly all I could think about!
Other examples which come to mind:
Skyrim: in the ‘No one escapes Cidhna mine’ mission you are inprisoned in Cidhna mine when unraveling the Foreswarn conspiracy and all your gear is taken from you. The same thing also happens whenever you go to jail in Skyrim, and as part of the story mission quest ‘Diplomatic Immunity’ where you can only take a limited amount of gear into the Thalmor embassy.
Horizon Zero Dawn: as part of the story mission ‘The terror of the sun’ your gear is taken and you have to fight a Behemoth machine in an enclosed arena.
Half life 1: In ‘Chapter 9: Apprehension’ Gordon is subdued and captured by two soldiers who take all his gear and drop him into a rubbish compactor.
Cidhna mine, true enough. but you can take full armour, necklace, rings, and weapons into the embassy and get them back before you have to fight anyone. On the other hand, if you are a mage, you always have spells. Those can never be removed.
@@krampusklaws2238 Yeah, I just brought it up for the sake of complete-ness.
I thought it was a terra stomper, but leat it wasn't a thunder jaw
and given skyrims buggy state there is a good chance you will not get everything back
There is Castlevania Symphony of the night, where you start up as massively powerful Alucard and then Death takes away all your power and weapons.
that's more of a tutorial though and the game literally just gave you a preview of endgame.
@@marhawkman303 given, but the stuff was still stolen from you
For me, when I think of losing everything you have, it was Hordes of the Underdark for Neverwinter Nights that stands out the most. Here you have your inventory and gear collected over many hours of multiple campaigns stolen away at the very start. Sure, you can get it back if you search enough later on, but it's entirely possible to NOT get it back if you simply don't find it and miss it altogether.
Don't forget Fallout 3 DLC, The Pitt. You have to give a stranger all your items and wear a slave outfit. You get all your items back if you complete a certain quest, but by that time you've already got new armor and weapons, so then you're super over encumbered.
I'd like to give an Honorable Mention to Dragon Age Inquisition, for making Solas take my good mage armor and staff when he ditched my party
Gah! He took my ring that can turn you invisible in and out of battle (can't think of the name right now) because I put it on him as I didn't want to see him anymore after the cutscene in Crestwood lol
I didn't realise Solas was important till the end so i didnt really give him good equipment
I’m still so salty over that lmfao
When I started Inquisition, I knew Solas was a traitor, and Blackwall, so I never gave them good gear and always tinted/made their armor with Plaidweave.
Course thats cause I came late and got a number of things spoiled, before getting the game.
I always had Dorian as my primary mage, so Solas had old gear in my game when he scampered. Dorian was much more fun to have around than Solas or Vivian (at least for my Inquisitor) :D
I think Jane has issues when it comes to Link... Is there something you need to tell us?
I have two examples, kinda.
In Skyrim, you loose all your gear when you're arrested. You then either have to do your time or escape to get the stuff back.
And in Majora's Mask, whenever you jump back in time, you loose all your rupees, keys, bombs, deku sticks, and whatever is filling your bottles, ect.
Metal Gear Solid 2. They stole Snake from us and gave us Raiden. Then they stole Raiden's stuff and left us with naked, cartwheeling Raiden. *shudders*
The worst part is his legs look too long during the cartwheel so it's just like looking at two weird flesh-colored snakes/worms flopping about.
Horrifying.
Assassins’ Creed Brotherhood. You spend the prologue of the game with the sword and armor of Altair you spent hours in the tombs getting the armor and a ton of money on the sword. Then Cesare attacks and destroys all of it with a cannonball.
I was thinking the same.
That is still pissing me off to this day!
Speaking of the Dark Forces series, the first game also strips you of your weapons in one level (where you also get imprisoned by a crime boss), forcing you into a fistfight with kell dragons.
Half Life did this too. The strike force nabs Gordon, takes his stuff, then - instead of shooting him like they’ve been trying to do all game - they LARP some OG Star Wars by dumping him in the trash compactor and forcing him to narrowly escape with nothing but his crowbar. Good times…
What about Metal Gear Solid 2? Not only does Raiden lose his gear, but also his clothes. Meaning you play an entire stealth section completely naked.
Add Metal Gear Solid 3 to that too, where they take away all your weapons, equipment, camouflage and med gear, leaving you to run around topless with just a fork and an empty revolver. Oh, and a slightly altered aiming view thanks to Ocelot's showing off also completely ruining your perfectly good eye.
Snake might get to keep his trousers, but I think he'd have given them up (if you ask Sigint, anyway) to have his eye back no matter how well he rocks the eyepatch.
It was definitely cruel to the players, playing as Raiden in general. Though, I was never as upset about the loss of the gear as much as the lack of playing as Snake.
Metal Gear 2:Solid Snake. You're set on fire and have to throw away your items, losing them forever. At least in the other games you get to get your items again later.
Bit of a running theme in the mgs games, huh...
@@theseabassi9638 MGS V even has certain stages where you're forced to play them without any gear despite the fact that you're dropped on the area by chopper.
I'm pretty sure there's going to be a Part 2 to this video. Between old-timey shooters trying to make sure you couldn't hoard powerful weapons from early levels to make the late game easy, story-driven games trying to find a way to make the player feel the character's loss, and sequels/chapters that just can't/don't check your inventory from the end of the last section, losing useful items is a pretty common occurrence in video games.
I'd like to specifically call out the strategy games, city-builders, roguelites, etc with random events that just take stuff from you. You can't plan for them, except by hoarding enough stuff to make sure you can carry on no matter what events get thrown at you.
first thought: wheres doom?
Or Assassin's Creed Origins.
Or when a mission decides to make you do stuff without using YOUR stuff.
Star Trek Online(an MMO) has a LOT of story missions, and some of these disable your stuff to force you to do the mission without it. You technically still have all your stuff, you just can't use it. Examples:
Coliseum: You get trapped in a gladiatorial arena where most of your gear doesn't work, and have to get out without using it, then find a way off the planet.
Step Between Stars: you are exploring an alien space station and have to make a quick escape... in a borrowed alien ship... with junk gear.
Temporal Ambassador: a temporal paradox occurs and crates an alternate timeline where you're a slave to the Tholians, it does BOTH of the above AND forces you to wear a prison suit for most of the mission.
Yeah for a while it seemed every game that came out was doing this. Duke Nukem 3D was the worst because not only did it take your stuff, it also put you in an electric chair.
What about Tomb Raider 2. At the end of level 3 I believe where Laura was captured. They take your stuff and you don’t get it back.
Ironically the Jedi academy bit didn't bother me because I tended to play the game like a fps and use the guns most of the time, only really using the lightsaber against other saber users.
I just max force lighting and heal and screw the rest.
so the lession here is, if i play that star wars game, choose the dark side so i can just force choke and force lighting my way out
Yes. Or, max out mind control and make take over the base.
Mind control is even better than lightning etc. Just odd that it's considered a light side power...
No Dishonored? The Flooded District mission is brilliant
Especially when you choose to get your stuff back or play the game without it.
@@soulessslime433 I couldn't figure out how to navigate the plants shooting acid at me, so I just decided to skip it and move on. :)
@@user-wf3oc6wy2b You can just shoot them to kill them, or stop time to skip them
@@soulessslime433 It's been a few years since I played, so I could be misremembering. I think I kept trying to shoot and kill them, but they would just freeze up for a bit and then start spitting again.
There was a hidden path so you could get close and wait for the moment to shoot.
That wasn't the only time it happened in BOTW. How about the Master Sword trials? In order to unlock the full power of the Master Sword, the game pulls your entire inventory!
Hell, it's not even the first ZELDA game to do it! Skyward sword did it in your return to the volcano area. You had to sneak around everywhere to get all your stuff back.
@@RadFoxgirl Plus there were the Goddess Tears trials where you had no weapons or items and had to stealth around Guardians or have to start over if you got caught.
Wesley Martin For example, when you got shot out of a cannon by Tetra, while in a barrel.
Once again, I actually loved eventide island. Basically the game is giving you an island and telling you to go all Robinson Curuso on it.
Fallout 3 in Tranquility Lane.
Okay, you have just settled your vault suit covered bum into a VR longuer so you are expecting some sort of weird experience and the game doesn't let you down by turning your entire world sepia.
"Okay," you say. "I can handle this. Let's just have a look at the good old PipBoy and see what equipment I have to play with."
At that point you realise that rather than wearing the latest in Robco personal computing snugly around your left wrist, but a Vault Boy watch.
First time I played that I nearly Blue Screened. The interface that tells you your equipment, your health, your location, your current quests in between refreshing your ear drums with some nice harmonies from The Ink Spots is now a sodding wrist watch that isn't even showing the correct time. What the drokk was I meant to do now?! Honestly I freaked and could only stare dumbly at the screen for a good 20 seconds wondering where my world had gone.
While you technically give him your gear, what about Old Peach Wilkins in Bioshock 1? You're forced into what is essentially a boss fight/mook rush against the most powerful Splicer you've seen at that point with only your Wrench, Electro-Bolt, Incinerate, and Telekinesis. Meanwhile Peach has a GUN, can see you through the fog of the boss room, has allies in the form of other Splicers, Turrets and security bots/cameras. Also did I mention he has a GUN?? On higher difficulties this is a slap in the face as Plasmids drain your Eve Meter in about 2 uses...
Bonus points added for the fact that after the fight, while you do get your gear back, in some versions of the game all your rare, expensive and hard to find ammo doesn't come back with it....
You can just run through to the pneumo tube at the back of the room and grab all your guns. Personally, I find the later part when you have your first dose of lot 192 far more irritating when your plasmids become unreliable. Felt much more like a robbery than ol' Peachy. At least you were mentally prepped for that fight.
@@jasonnewell7036 A first time player may not know to find that Pneumo...I know I sure didn't lol.
The Lot 192 section is annoying, but two things:
-you're far more powerful as you're in endgame at that point. Your Gene Tonics(assuming you prepared beforehand) and weapon arsenal can carry you to the second dose without much of a hassle.
-at least it raises the Plasmid it gives you at each cycle to its highest Rank(save the few that don't have upgraded versions), so you get to try try them out in combat against mooks (my first playthrough had me use the Swarm Plasmid for the first time there and as a result I'm sold on it in each subsequent playthrough)
@@lightlati7496 i enjoyed that bit cuz you had no need to buy plasmids
Final Fantasy 7 when Yuffie steals all your materia. Then Final Fantasy 8 when you try to reach Ultemecia but your magic and stuff is sealed. Chrono Trigger when you’re on the Blackbird.
Although, to be fair, Chrono Trigger's is super fun.
Chrono Trigger Blackbird comes to mind because it not only took your stuff but broke everything down into three categories and made you decide which category to go after first.
I played Jedi Academy last year on my original Xbox for nostalgia. And there was indeed nostalgia. One of my favorite missions is ironically where you loose all your gear from the crime boss. You really felt vulnerable during it, even with force powers. Especially from the snipers the first time around.
What about in Dragon age origins awakening where you where thrown in a dungeon and the kinda bad guys gave away your stuff to a bunch of zombies?
or when you start as dwarf noble? when you "kill" your brother and they put you in jail? all that loot gone.....
If you played wither of the dwarf backgrounds that was the second time in the game that had been done to you.
Also when you're captured and put in a cell in Fort Drakon, I know it's not actually far away, but they still took it all!
Yah? What about then?
That whole sequence was worth it to have Oghren yell "No-one touches Oghren's junk!"
What about Dishonored? Daud takes all your stuff when he captures you, except for your mask and that mechanical heart thing you always carry around.
The creepy heart is actually Jessamine, his dead lover's.....
I’m shocked Yuffie taking your materia in FFVII wasn’t mentioned.
This made me think of another good idea for a list: “devastating transformations that you weren’t ready for”;the Frog spell in Final Fantasy, the Enfeeble effect done by the Palace Nobles in Sekiro, the lightning attack in Mario Kart, etc.
I really liked Eventide island in BOTW. It was super refreshing having to do everything with beginner items, but with all the knowledge and skills you've accumulated during your playthrough and the challenge adds the thrill of surviving and problem solving.
"So that's two situations where a bad trip can kill you" Andy, you're slacking. That definitely needed an offscreen boo.
Well Beth they certainly couldn't TRIP you up and slip that past you.😋
@@maxvel0city906 ... BOOOOO (that was great)
"Need a an"
@@purplehaze2358 Alright Captain of the grammar police, I see how you got your title of Dr now.
@@maxvel0city906 *Grammar nazi
Fallout 3: When you were captured by the Enclave and when you were abducted by the aliens
Red Dead Revolver: When you are captured by General Diego's army
Shadow of War: If you die to a thief or olog they steal or destroy your gear
MGS 3: Snake Eater: When you're captured by Col. Volgin
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun: Captured by the Japanese
Conflict: Global Terror: When your team is captured by South American Rebels
Dishonoured: That one mission where you get locked up and have all your weapons and stuff thrown away and you have to go find it later
I have a theory that game developers realised that a lot of players find a large part of the enjoyment in these games from the progression of gearing up and unlocking new skills. So they figured an easy way to double up on that fun was to then nick it all of us so we had to do it all over again half way through. Cheap trick to stop the game getting stale once you are fully kitted out half way into the game
What about "Mafia II"? You rob many stores, have lots of money, you buy all the guns, ammo for the guns, and eat that sandwich in the fridge.... but then that means nothing as your house was on fire and you escape with your undies.
JuanJose Mendivil You read my thoughts. How annoying it was when they did that!
You're left NAKED on metal gear solid 2!!! (not to mention all the times the gear series removed all your equipment when you're eventually captured because of story purposes)
so metal gear solid in general when you go to jail in every game. (can somebody hand me the ketchup i need to escape jail)
I thought I was the only one to notice how in almost each game you got captured in some way. Well the good thing was you got most, if not all your stuff back. Except when Ocelot took Raiden’s balaclava from the Gurlukovich uniform.
Oh, I forgot to mention they steal your eye in MGS3 and you only get some eyepatch in return.
No Dead Money? That entire New Vegas DLC took your stuff away and threw you into one of the hardest times ever. It was great!
"That lack of depth perception is going to be a real nightmare for someone whose job involves leaping across rooftops."
Kakashi laughs from somewhere, presumably while reading a porno novel
The Pitt DLC for Fallout 3 is one of my favorite examples of this gaming trope. Which is one I really enjoy for some reason, so long as I get my stuff back later.
Ian Butterfield At least you get a cool weapon to use before you get your gear back
@@KaiserZERO That too! You basically have to rethink your character for awhile
11:37 - A more iconic duo you say. Mario and his mustache are definitely more iconic.
I would say Elder Scrolls Skyrim, when doing the Forsworn questline in Markarth.
I agree with that 💯percent
Dying light: When you go into the arena Rais steals all of your stuff an dKarim gives you it back if you wish
What about in Final Fantasy VII when Yuffie steals all your materia? That part is beastly when you've run out of potions and have no gil for more. No I didn't gamble it all away at the Gold Saucer!... I was storing it safely in a lake...
And when Yuffie finally gives your materia back, it's all scrambled. You need to reconfig everyone.
What about No one escapes Cidhna mine? One minute you are investigating the silverbloods the next minute all of you items are gone and you are in prison.
One I will never forget is Bioshock part way through one of the NPCs insists you drop all your guns.
You forgot The Trials of the Sword in Breath of the Wild.
If you thought Eventide Island was tough, you're in for a surprise.
Eventide wasn't the only time Link lost his stuff. In Skyward Sword, he gets caught in a Volcano explosion and gets thrown in jail by a bunch of Bokoblins, who take his Collectibles, Weapons, and even Fi (aka the Master Sword) away from him.
Yeah but no one missed Fi, who the hell likes Fi?
@@clothar23 I liked Fi
@@aardbei54 ...Really, well guess it takes all kinds don't it.
And what sucks about that - aside from the controls: no, don’t climb that wall! Run by it! No! Link! The bokoblin is gonna.. hurry! burrow! Burrow, I said! Fine. Once more-
Anyway, what sucks about that was there was only one path to follow. You were locked into getting your gear back in a specific order and cumulating in a very boring bokoblin fight cause the developers had a conscience? Were lazy? Ran out of area? Okay, well anyway here’s all your stuff back, Link. Go to the next room and you’re done. :/
Also, the controls sucked...
Uhh... I did.
Fallout: New Vegas??? BOS swiped my stuff and then slapped an exploding collar on me. Rude...
Jo Deus ex was frustrating
Dead Money is a much worse offender of that. Who needs a power armor, medical supplies, a minigun and nearly unending supply of ammo for it in a horrible nightmare ghost-town full of powerful enemies! Oh, and an exploding collar while there are radios hidden all over the place that could potentially trigger it at any time.
Dead money DLC makes what BoS look like child’s play in that he does those things too but also makes you do the most hardest thing in the 3D series
I forgot about Dead Money, much worse offender.
Or Fallout 3's "The pitt". Because apparently a fully armoured, highly skilled and heavily armed survivor gets beat down by two thugs with lead pipes. Or mothership Zeta for that point. Even Operation Anchorage, technically.
Tomb Raider when you're gonna save Sam and end up getting everything taken from you. I thought I was gonna cry lol
What about Dishonor? After you get betrayed, Daud assassins find Corvo, bringing him to Daud which then he throws your gear away, which if your like me, forget you can retrieve it and continue through the rest of the game without the gear you got throughout the game
Fallout 3 not only strips you TWICE of all your stuff during the main questline but also deletes all of your quick select configs in the process. That's not counting in all the times they take your stuff in side missions and add ons. Skyrim demands you to leave all your gear behind in order to infiltrate the Thalmor embassy. At least they have the decency to supply you with fancy clothes, because entering an embassy naked wasn't that much of a great idea. Now that I think about it, Bethesda seems to be happy to strip you of your stuff all the time in all of their games...
EXCUSE ME!? Why in the world is Dishonored not in this list? Daud literally throws all your SH-stuff down a pit right in front of your face, like a cat that likes to push things off the counter (and knows that he's doing it).
Amokriin Prolgiid why wasn’t any metroidvania game on the list
And it is a bit hard to get your gear back if you're doing a Ghost/Clean hands archievemnt/playthrough.
@@colorheart1113, this is true. Also, a ghost clean hands run becomes much harder if you don't go get them, because not having your crossbow and cool gear makes non-lethal stealth takedowns harder.
Actually my first thought when opening this video.
Don't forget about Metroid Prime where you literally slam into a wall and lose a piece of armor (the Varia suit) as well as almost all of the gear you have, and are forced to spam the shoot button while using the weakest beam in the game to kill anything
What no mafia 2, they litteraly take everything you own. Guns gone, house gone, car........gone.
Worst thing is they do it twice
3rd reason to not stay at Lakeview Hotel: It was completely destroyed in a fire prior to the events of "Silent Hill 2".
And you don't have to store Mary's letter, considering the fact that it never actually existed. James hallucinated it.
What about every Metroid game after the first one? Cause seriously loosing access all your hard earned upgrades because someone told you it's 'too dangerous' doesn't sound fair
They even get literally stolen in Prime 2.
Stupid Ing
For a real oldie.... Chrono Trigger After the Fall Of Zeal, you are imprisoned aboard the airship Blackbird and your weapons, armor, money and items have all been confiscated. However, depending on how much you have used Ayla you can use her (if you placed her in the party before triggering the event) to bypass the stealth section as she is the only character who fights with her hands.
I was waiting for a "The start of every God of War game ever UUUUUUGGGGHHHH WHY ZUES WHY!!!"
Wouldn't count. These are games where your inventory of items you actually spent your time acquiring were taken from you. This doesn't apply to items you started the game with. Otherwise, all Metroid Prime games and Castlevania: SOTN would have also qualified for this list. This type of thing kind of happens with Ducktales 1 & 2 as well for the NES, as all of the treasures you've acquired during the game have to be given to Glomgold towards the end. But you do eventually get them back after beating the final boss.
@@noswanson1982 except that in the og god of war games the final fight tended to just have all your cool stuff somehow removed and/or inaccessible so all you had was kratos with the blades of chaos and his trademark loincloth, gow2 did this twice, and the psp games did it twice each, one of which had kratos stripped and tortured by a fury
Not gonna mention the time Horizon: Zero Dawn takes all your gear and throws you into an arena with an angry Behemoth? Granted you get your gear back fairly quick, but it's a rough few minutes while you try to get the lumbering heap of metal to crash into specific stone pillars.
Maybe because it's a PlayStation exclusive
@@the88thdarcstar That didn't stop them from mentioning stuff like Pokemon Conquest or Mario Vs Rabbids
In the witcher 3, when you get captured by the pirate guys because you killed a toad-prince. It took me longer then I would care to admit that all the gear wasn't taken, just unequipped by the game -_-
Don't forget that in Alan Wake at the beginning of every chapter it would seem like Alan just threw all of his batteries, ammo, flares,and guns away to start over at the next chapter. Ridiculous Alan! Just hold on to everything!
That Silent Hill 2 one really hit a nerve. RESTLESS DREAMS was a complete nightmare...
The Pillar’s of Community Cult side quest in Fallout 4...
It’s bad enough that suit wearing tool basically kidnapped some poor girl, but at the end of his tour, he asks you to give up all your possessions. If you refuse, he threatens you. If your charisma is high enough you can threaten him right back and he’s leaves you alone and tells you to leave before he changes his mind. Long story short... I stripped all the settlers of their possessions after I took all of their lives with my power fist.
Good times. I forgot I was supposed to save something something something and kabobed everyone within a square mile
I want my shit back brother Thomas!
What about Assassins Creed when you start off as a badass assassin and you try and do your job by assassinating a guy and your boss takes all your stuff from you and demotes you down to a scrub?
Or AC Origins. When going after one target you get poisoned, your gear taken and left in the desert to die.
Worse is that you later find out it was a setup and you were doomed to fail.
And in Brotherhood when you go from a badass assassin to a doddering old man who can't fall any distance without dying. I just want to make death-defying falls, guys! :(
Not only does he take your stuff but stabs you as well.
Title of the video instantly reminded me of Deus Ex: Human revolution, directors cut, where you lose all your augmentations and weapons, and almost die, then you are given either a pistol or a Taser depending on the conversation you just had, and had to build your way up again for the whole chapter, as if it was the start of the game, no wait, at least you could get an assault rifle at the start, but not here, thanks game!
While it doesn't involve stealing ALL your stuff. What about in the first Kingdom Hearts game where you have your keyblade stolen by Riku? Suddenly the weapon you've grown so used to using throughout the entire game is suddenly ripped away from you, forcing you to rely on Beast to protect you from the Heartless you would otherwise dispatch with ease. Oh and in addition to losing your weapon, Donald and Goofy leave you too...great
@Justin Carreiro my mistake was that I loaded Donald and Goofy with all of my potions and elixirs, so if I was ever close to running out of magic or health I used them as a safety net, plus I never really used magic besides the Cure ability, so Hollow Bastion was a challenge the first time I ever played KH1
Oh, I use magic to do the speed runs in the Colosseum. Some fights you can win in a second with one blast of thunder.
Bioware seems to have a kink for doing exactly this in all their games lmao. KOTOR on the Leviathan for example. Also Dragon Age Awakening when you get captured by the Architect and he gives all your stuff to the darkspawn for some reason?
Lol true, but its never permanent
@@forgetfulstranger Yea true, u always get it back eventually
There's also the prison sequence in DA Origins. Granted you don't have to be captured if you fight Cauthrien and win, but waking up in nothing but a loin cloth in the prison was likely to happen on at least one playthrough. I actually think the Fade sequence where they steal your party from you is worse, though. Playing that as a rogue was brutal (can't flank if you're the only target) LOL
What about Half-Life? When two military dudes knock you out and throw you into the garbage compressor you're left only with a crowbar until you can find some weapons... again.
Eventide Island was the best part of BotW. It felt the most like a Legend of Zelda game. You play smarter, not harder. Don't attack everything, learn to set up fights and kill everything easily.
Chrono Trigger was one of the best, specially if you have Ayla since she can punch anyone without weapons.
That Jedi Academy level! I was so mad when I lost all of my weapons on my first playthrough. The Light Side of the Force doesn't have many offensive options. Well, maybe attitude.
Two f-bombs in one video? I see that stream with Johnny has corrupted you all already.
No mgs
I actually really enjoyed eventide. I no longer am over powered.
Might I add Resident Evil 7 which has your original player character Ethan captured along with all your hard earned guns and flamethrowers and leaves you to play as defenseless Mia stranded on a death filled ship
How about Resident Evil 7 when Lucas makes you get rid of your stuff before the "birthday party"? That was dirty pool.
Final fantasy VII Yuffie comes to mind. If done incorrectly she can steal your matera the rest of the game.
FF7 is garbage compared to FF6.
You actually only lose your materia for the one segment
I'm not sure if anyone plays this game or even knows about it, but "Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark" starts with an epic prologue with an evil drow queen wanting to invade the surface. But plot twist! You happen to be in the town just above the entrance to the Underdark and to keep you from coming down to defeat her, she sends one of her top tier graduate assassins to murder you while you were sleeping. Ha ha!!........Well, what actually happens is that the assassin got too greedy for its own good and decided to first steal all your clothes and anything you've collected from your previous adventures BEFORE killing the owner, who was a monk that goes on to kill undead dragons, giant floating eyeballs with tentacles, and an ancient race of evil squid people that can control you if you don't have a special helmet before you finally get all your good stuff back. There are several routes you can go and if you don't know where the chest is, you end up doing everything before getting your gear from that random chest in the middle of the drow outpost camp. I had a Robes of the Dark Moon and, oh boy, was I literally speed-running through the rest of the game. But yeah that's my "moment that game steals all your stuff". :)
Assassin's Creed Origins when you are left to die in the desert by the Scarab, manage to attract the attention of your horse (with the help of your airborne BFF), and then have to trek to a guard outpost to get all of your gear back whilst you are essentially just wearing a bath towel.
If Link had been fully naked we'd of seen he still had Equipment Jane!
Yeah but that would probably break if you beat a bokoblin to death with it too. Or at least had a 30 minute cool down depending on what you're into.
UwU kinky
So, you're the magical hero of the land, you're travelling around with a wealth of rare, expensive and extremely powerful weapons and armour, some of which may even be mythical weapons of legend not seen by human eyes in hundreds. maybe even thousands of years.
Somehow, (because story reasons..) you get captured, stripped of your items and thrown in jail.
Many months or years later, you finally get a chance to escape from prison. As you're fighting your way out, you stumble upon a chest in the guards quarters. To your amazement, this chest contains LITERALLY ALL OF YOUR GEAR from years before! Weapons, Armour, potions, money, food, everything.....
....Wait, what?
You're telling me I've been locked away helplessly for YEARS, and literally NO-ONE went through my stuff and helped themselves to it?
The evil ruler who orchestrated my imprisonment wasn't curious as to what I was packing? The guards didn't have an absolute field day with my weapons and armour?
NO-ONE STOLE MY MONEY???
They couldn't even be bothered to move it all to a different, secure location?
No. They just thought they'd keep all of this stuff together neatly, in the same castle/prison that the dude you took it from is being held in, just on the off chance that he might one day want it back.....
So nice of them!
Fable II?
Lol pretty much, yeah. I was trying to keep it as general as possible, but escaping from the castle in Fable 2 was exactly what I was thinking of lol
The prison in Fable one was what leapt to my mind, close enough I'd say lol
Lol I can't even remember which game it was now. Probably Fable 1. It was definitely a castle of some sort that you escape from though. The guards would force you to race around it. If you failed you stayed another year lol. In Fable 2 you escape from the Spire wasn't it?
Nice to see the Deities of plot are the same in video games as they are TV and movies uhh?
I remember playing through Castlevania SotN so many times not knowing you could avoid the initial encounter with Death...
There is a way you can still keep your weapons for Eventide Island except your clothes.
All you have to do is land in the water and swim to the shore. When you get to shore begin to barely walk on land then drop the weapons you want to keep. After the cut scene your items will still be on the ground.
I did this the first time I played but I don't know if they patched it out somehow. When I did it I approached the island from the left side near some rocks. There is a section of land near a tree that doesn't trigger the cut scene until you walk passed it. That's where you can drop items and not worry about them falling in the water. I know that's not the point of the trial but it makes it way faster to get through.