I got someone named “let me solo him” for the final boss. I was like aight and summoned. They got absolutely bodied each time and I loved every second of it.
The Elite: Dangerous community is amazing. From The Fuel Rats, The Hull Seals, to the owners of fleet carriers that offer free lifts, travelling 1,000s of light years. There are so many helpful players. The subreddit and Facebook groups are full of really helpful people, too. It’s the best community I’ve been part of.
@@Patterner Same: seen Elite:Dangerous, first words off my mouth were "Fuel Rats". They, after all, saved my sorry backside more times than I like to admit :D
To me Daigo Umehara will always be the greatest gamer of all time, pulling 17 perfect parries on Chun-li's super with almost zero life bar against one of the hardest players of SF3 and wining an imposible match in front of a crowded room. "Evo moment 37" truly is one of the greatest feats in gaming history.
Katia Sae, EVE legend! She charted the entire EVE universe, visiting all 7,805 reachable systems from bustling New Eden to the wormhole mysteries of Anoikis. But it wasn't just sight-seeing, she did it without losing a single ship! Talk about a cautious explorer! Katia's epic nine-year journey cemented her as an inspiration to all Capsuleers, proving patience and skill can conquer the vast unknown.
EVE's wars are nothing to snuff at either. You could unironically study for years the massive conflict that happened over the price of an in-game cheeseburger. Let alone the absolutely infamous battle that was because of someone being late in paying their station taxes - I forget the name of the battle, but its scale was mind-boggling. I think somebody recorded a part of it and put it on TH-cam.
@@KDFro8200TH-camr Fredrick Knudsen has a massive 6 hour long video detailing the entire developmental history and history of the most important events in EVE online. Its absolutely worth a watch. Despite the length, he barely scratches the surface of just how fascinating that world is
Could be he’s saying they/them cause he doesn’t know who the streamer is? Or the script says they rather than he and he’s reading the script? I’m all about the let’s not make things overly difficult thing but I don’t think that’s what this was
It’s awesome to hear Zezima get some recognition. Dude was a serious legend back in my childhood RuneScape days and my friends and I talked about him often.
If I recall, he was also the asshole with a whip while it was worth like 14 mil (a lot to acquire at the time) and trash talk while wiping the floor in pvp. A true hero indeed.
Everyone who played back in the day talked about Zezima. I remember being one of those people that just sat in his clan chat waiting for him to come on. Good times. He seems to be quite active on League now.
@@3half6 So many people wanted to try and hack him, Jagex even had to put in extra security features, and had to remove the login lockout timer, due to how many login attempts they got every day, and he would get locked out of his own account because of it.
I became a huge fan of Summoning Salt. He not only has a great channel documenting speedruns, but hes also the current Mike Tyson's Punch Out top speed runner.
ZeroMaster is simply the greatest Doom player of all time. He's accomplished things that the devs didn't even think were possible, and was one of the first to do a deathless Nightmare run in a single segment. He's held world record speedruns for Doom, Doom II, TNT, AND Plutonia.
The God Run 3 is not "every single boss" in every single Souls game by FROMSoft, it's the minimum amount of bosses required to beat the game. Elden Ring has a total of 165 bosses can you imagine? Also, The_Happy_Hob achieved it as well a couple months ago.
165 bosses? That sounds like bs. Are you just counting every named character? Because mini-bosses are generally not counted for things like that. Also, I'm guessing it's not actually "minimum required" because I'm pretty sure you can beat Bloodborne with 2 boss kills very easily. I think that was all I needed, anyway? Had to fight Rom and glitch the Shadows Of Yarnham... when I went for like my 3 extra runs to finish off the Platinum, I think I only had to fight them every time, and then I had to fight the secret boss for an ending, obviously. But I think 2/4 endings don't require a fight? And I wouldn't be surprised if speed runners made it even less than that by now. So I'm guessing it's more like "minimum required without skips." Though I'm guessing that's meant to be implied?
While $10,000 is nothing to be sneezed at, for the help that guy gave Rockstar, and maybe code that will be implemented in GTA6 too, he should have gotten a LOT more than that. They literally make $100's of millions from that game, and EVERYONE who goes online with a PC is being helped by him, just him, that deserves a HUGE thank you from Rockstar.
Zezima will forever be known as one of the biggest names in Runescape history right up there with Woox, the only bigger names attached to Runescape are the brothers who brought us the game to begin with, Andrew and Paul Gower, the true GOATs of Runescape.
I saw a little girl streamer called Miss Mikka play and Finish Elden Ring with Guiter as a controller and the other day she finished the game with a Singlehand. I don't know if she got any recognition from The Elden Ring community but thats still incredible achievement.
@@Boss_Fight_Index_muki Holy fuck i didn't know what she was 26. I'm myself 29 and to be honest she looked like 18-19 years old to me. Damn I've probably started considering myself a Dinosaur.
It's so great to hear about Zezima out here!! Dude's a legend, and will sometimes pop in RuneScape's streams to say hi. I've had the chance to talk to him last year, and he's very humble about all the fame he had, and still has. Long live Zezima, the one and only!!
My greatest gaming achievement as a child was surpassing zezima on Armies of Gielinor, a RuneScape based strategy game Jagex had on their gaming website, Funorb. Was so sad when it was shut down, I had managed to be ranked 2 on global leaderboards in that game and rank 3 in Arcanist, another great strategy game on the site. Lol I'm honestly surprised at how important that minor achievement is to me.
For a while I was ranked 1st in spinnerbox in Fable Pub Games. I received all sorts of messages asking what my secret was. The truth of the matter is that I was just between girlfriends at the time and had just moved so I didn't really have any friends which meant I just had way too much time on my hands.
So happy to see Flash getting mentioned here. For context, Flash was such a terrifying Terran player that, having the absolute best defense and every time he rolls out with his mech army, he was virtually unstoppable. At his prime, he was a true bonjwa (a player who dominated the scene for a long period of time, winning multiple championships) and his rival at the time, JaeDong wasn't really close to him even tho he was a god-level Zerg player. Back in the Brood War competitive scene, he was known as the Ultimate Weapon and Final Boss, deservedly so.
Damn I just got a wave of nostalgia reading your comment. "When I'm grandmaster, I will play faster, They'll call me Bonjwa, Just like my name was Flash..."
All credits to dinossindgeil, but unfortunately he wasnt the first one to beat ´The God Run 3´ Btw: "Pannen-co-eck" is actually pancake in Dutch and pronounced as 'Pannen-cook'
@pootzmagootz No, but Gino managed to do it with just a few tries, which is a record itself (within only 3 days, if I remember). I'd say he's the best skilled player right now.
Pimpin, this was an excellent video idea. Paying homage to the players who go over and beyond. Definitely need more videos like this. Also happy holidays and new years.
@Dangic23 no one looks to achieve it because no one can do it. It's "weird" more like rare. No deaths is challenging enough but no hits? Bro you kinda sound like you're hating. Give credit where credit is due.
I never played Ultima Online, but that's a crazy story of Lord British. There are absoltuely a ton of crazy shit that has happened in MMOs. That Blood Plague in World of Warcraft in like 2005 comes to mind. Because someone's pet got the blood plague, it spread to TONS of people in that game to the point where science researchers actually studied this phenomenon as a correlation to an IRL outbreak
If what I heard back in the day is true, Richard Garriott banned the poor bastard for killing him cause he was beta testing on a large screen in front of share holders and got merc'd or some shit. But damn, Rose Tinted Glasses of Nostalgia make my memories of Ultima Online look so much better than it actually does lol Just shows how nostalgia can paint completely unrealistic things.
@@insanityplea5502 very true. i played UO for a few years at release and people even had UO nostalgia for it then when the UO Renaissance expac was released in like 2000. There was a lot of "they killed the game when they added trammel". and if you get that one then you are old
There's no souls player better than Ongbal! He uses every combination of weapons and attacks to absolutely destroy every boss and its so impressive and enjoyable to watch
That guy that finished all those souls games without getting hit once must have used a mod cheat. It's factually impossible to do that without cheating. There's soo many cheats these days ppl don't realise
@@rayromano6249 Factually impossible? if you are talking about Seaths room, or the amygdala to get you into the DLC in bloodborne, then there are ways to circumnavigate them within the game without hacking or cheating. weve literally seen these people pull these moves off multiple times, consistently, that you can even do yourself in your own game. "there's are soo many legitimate alternate methods these days ppl don't realise"
@@rayromano6249nah. I've seen people do differen souls games untouched.or all the dark souls games in a row untouched. It's doable. So doing all of them is definitely doable. Takes a lot of time and patience and practice and patience and more patience and a bit more again. But it's definitely doable.
EVE Online also had Sean Smith, aka vile_rat. This player orchestrated one of the biggest alliance's downfall with a lot of political maneuvering similar to Game of Thrones. Sadly, he passed away as he was one of the casualties during the US embassy attack in Benghazi.
I was expecting Jonas Neubauer's name here. He passed away, but before that, he was 7 times world champion for Tetris Classic. After losing last tournament he participated, he died of heart failure. Definately tetris GOAT.
Here is a good story of 2000s games. In the early years of final fantasy 11 the game was very hard and some bosses took up to 18 people to beat. But there was one legendary player named Avesta that made early youtube videos of him soloing these hard bosses that full groups failed to complete.
I remember being at school and playing Arcanists. All of a sudden I found myself in a game against Zezima. All of a sudden kids are crowding around my PC and watching this epic battle unfold. I don’t remember how close it was but remarkably, 13 year old me beat Zezima and I was like a god to everyone in my class lol.
How is Leroy Jenkins not even mentioned?! Ok, I know, he didn't really do the impossible. But as far as being remembered, there are few others so well known outside of gaming.
Zezima was like a fairytale in those days. He was just legendary for what he did at that time in Runescape. I got the chance to play Castle Wars with him once and people would avoid killing him, it was crazy 😅
Might be a bit cheating, or just an honorable mention, but I'd have to say everyone who was involved in the original Twitch Plays Pokemon run of Pokemon Red. Not only had over 100k players at one time at its peak, but still holds the Guinness World Record for "most participants on a single player online video game" with 1,165,140 unique players/viewers overall (according to Guinness). The fact that this happened, that all these people were able to come together to reach a single goal for a game that typically pushes each player to play their own way, is honestly astounding and a huge feat in gaming.
Love seeing UO getting attention! Played that back in the late 90s early 2000s. Even was a GM at one point and time. That game will always hold a spot in my heart
It's special for me, too, because it was the first MMO I played. I quit when players' houses were introduced and Trammel became essentially one big city with a bit of greenery between the clusters of houses.
Diablo 2 took me from UO. I had several GM characters. Favorite was a GM mace, GM parry, GM heal. Used the war ax. Same speed as a katana but would break armor.
None shall ever forget Drew DeVore, the guy who managed to do a pacifist speedrun of the Doom II level "Dead Simple", which was deemed literally IMPOSSIBLE for well over 11 years.
Luality completed all the from software games on a dance pad controller 😱 and managed to look good doing it, I'd be a sweaty mess after 10 mins 😂 especially if like her the controls were set to randomised buttons 😲
I never met Let Me Solo Her but I’ve met a lot of people with the same energy since then, helped me beat that game the first time tbh and showed off some good builds that helped me get better on my own
“Let me Solo Her” is one of the greatest gaming stories I’ve ever heard. That person deserves unlimited amount of gaming credits in any game. Firm handshakes
I know you guys don't talk much about esports... but how the heck, did you not put Faker on this list? The most successful Esport player in history. He is basically the backbone of league to the point that Riot puts him in some of their music videos and even added a title and achievement based off him.😅
I remember once running a mission solo on destiny and i was confused on where to find a cave entrance. Then a random player noticed me and figured out what i was looking for. He shot at my feet to get my attention. I looked and he waved at me. So i followed him and he led me to the cave then fired into it. So i saluted him and he saluted back and ran off. What a cool community moment to me.
Here in Chile we had a pro tennis player that once said "nothing is impossible, not a single shit" we love that quote. And for everyone that wants to learn it in Chilean is "nada es imposible, ni una wea"
Rainz's killing Lord British was not an accident. He had known that there was a chance that the invulnerability flag might not have been active and he cast that spell to see if it was or not. It may not have been 100% intentional, but it was *anything* but an "accident".
I would've added, SeaNanners. He inspired and motivated a lot of streamers who would inspire the new streamers and creators of today. I would even consider him the daddy of gaming entertainment.
I did a similar thing as let me solo her in Monster Hunter, I would just offer help for any Monster in the game. Even went to Twitter and offered my help to people that were complaining about fights that were too hard for them. To be honest it's nothing special in the MH community, there's a ton of players that just start helping everyone once they got the majority of their own grind done
One goat of gaming I want to give a shout out to here is someone we unfortunately lost this year is Paul of the channel Mitten Squad. He had been performing challenge playthroughs of Bethesda games for years. If you get a chance there is an online petition to get him immortalized in an upcoming Bethesda game.
I dont know whats the point of playing a game if you let other people beat the bosses for you, I would try, watch guides and eventually beat it myself, where is the satisfaction if someone else beats it
Elite Dangerous HAD to make the list! It's by FAR one of the most dedicated communities I have ever seen in a game/sim. I am surprised you didn't mention the Fuel Rats, a player driven emergency responds team that saves players stranded in deep space.
Fun fact, Let Me Solo Her actually stated that they were inspired by someone in Dark Souls 3 no hit running a boss they struggled against and decided "I'm going to be that good in the next one" lol
Dude called Biervampir, is dominating an entire Game genre in PvP. He is the best in War for the Overworld, Dungeon Keeper 1 and 2, as well as Dungeons and got the fastest run in Beneath the mountain.
Zezima getting recognition, dude was absurdly famous, no one came closer to his status of a myth in runescape ever again, nice to know i lived that era and played 2005-2008
Darksmoke successfully completed one-life runs for all six playable characters to op10 level (the highest level) in Borderlands 2. I felt he deserved a mention.
I just finished the battlefield 1 peacemaker Easter egg and I can’t even comprehend how the Easter egg community figured this out! There’s still a discord of players that help You complete this Easter egg, amazing community’s of gamers out there
Bushcampdad def still worked hard to get to that point. Sure he didn’t get many kills like alot of other players but he definitely spent LOADS of his time grinding games to get that far.
8: A special shout out to the Fuel Rats and Hull Seals as well who have been helping stranded players without fuel (Fuel Rats) or with ships on the brink of collapse (Hull Seals) regardless of where in the Galaxy they are or what time of day it is. These 3 groups are probably among the best gamers (in regards to attitude) you can find anywhere. 2: Pannenkoek: Dutch ,meaning pancake. The Dutch word Koek is pronounced as cook. pannen-cook, not pannen-co-ek.
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I got someone named “let me solo him” for the final boss. I was like aight and summoned. They got absolutely bodied each time and I loved every second of it.
I actually saw the summon sign of Let Me Solo Her earlier today but unfortunately couldn't summon him
Deserved.
The Elite: Dangerous community is amazing. From The Fuel Rats, The Hull Seals, to the owners of fleet carriers that offer free lifts, travelling 1,000s of light years. There are so many helpful players.
The subreddit and Facebook groups are full of really helpful people, too. It’s the best community I’ve been part of.
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I was saved by the fuel rats once! I thought I was done without fuel in the middle of nowhere until I found them. They rescued me, they were so nice!
yeah, Fuel Rats were my first thought when Elite::Dangerous popped up. the community is way better than the game itself.
@@Patterner Same: seen Elite:Dangerous, first words off my mouth were "Fuel Rats". They, after all, saved my sorry backside more times than I like to admit :D
Fuel Rats FTW! Only used them once, but they were fast and asked nothing in return.
To me Daigo Umehara will always be the greatest gamer of all time, pulling 17 perfect parries on Chun-li's super with almost zero life bar against one of the hardest players of SF3 and wining an imposible match in front of a crowded room. "Evo moment 37" truly is one of the greatest feats in gaming history.
So of SF3, not of all time.
nah def all time gamer moment@@evog35viii
@@evog35viiiYou do realize that by your logic, Let me Solo Her is just for ER then. Think Mark, think!
They even named that parry the Daigo parry in later game practice mode. It's iconic to be this respectful amongst gamers and creators
He's the first person that came to mind when I saw the title of the video. He changed the nature of fighting games after that. Truly a legend
Katia Sae, EVE legend! She charted the entire EVE universe, visiting all 7,805 reachable systems from bustling New Eden to the wormhole mysteries of Anoikis. But it wasn't just sight-seeing, she did it without losing a single ship! Talk about a cautious explorer! Katia's epic nine-year journey cemented her as an inspiration to all Capsuleers, proving patience and skill can conquer the vast unknown.
EVE's wars are nothing to snuff at either. You could unironically study for years the massive conflict that happened over the price of an in-game cheeseburger. Let alone the absolutely infamous battle that was because of someone being late in paying their station taxes - I forget the name of the battle, but its scale was mind-boggling. I think somebody recorded a part of it and put it on TH-cam.
Is there a youtube channel or something where I could watch videos of stuff like this? Similar to vaatvidya on everything From Software.
@@KDFro8200TH-camr Fredrick Knudsen has a massive 6 hour long video detailing the entire developmental history and history of the most important events in EVE online. Its absolutely worth a watch. Despite the length, he barely scratches the surface of just how fascinating that world is
I think you're talking about the Bloodbath of B-R5RB?@@SockieTheSockPuppet
9 years of dedication inside a game for the most unique achievement. That's the longest dedication a gamer has ever done in a game
Are we afraid to call people “he” and “her” now? Let Me Solo Her is a HE. Just say “he” when referring to him. It’s ok. You can do it.
That's the only two ways to call people so agreed
RIGHT
Okay I actually went in the comments section to see if Let Me Solo Her was multiple people when he said them. I was so confused for a second lol.
Fam relax. It's not that deep.
Could be he’s saying they/them cause he doesn’t know who the streamer is? Or the script says they rather than he and he’s reading the script? I’m all about the let’s not make things overly difficult thing but I don’t think that’s what this was
It’s awesome to hear Zezima get some recognition. Dude was a serious legend back in my childhood RuneScape days and my friends and I talked about him often.
If I recall, he was also the asshole with a whip while it was worth like 14 mil (a lot to acquire at the time) and trash talk while wiping the floor in pvp. A true hero indeed.
@@andrewdouglas5845 how or why does that make him an asshole though?
Everyone who played back in the day talked about Zezima. I remember being one of those people that just sat in his clan chat waiting for him to come on. Good times. He seems to be quite active on League now.
I remember trying to “hack” him as a kid
@@3half6 So many people wanted to try and hack him, Jagex even had to put in extra security features, and had to remove the login lockout timer, due to how many login attempts they got every day, and he would get locked out of his own account because of it.
I love your pronunciation of "Pannenkoek". It's the dutch word for "pancake" and is pronounced something like "pàn-nèn-cook"
I had a good laugh as well but Dutch is hard coming from other languages (for most anyway) so it is understandable
Was looking for this comment!
Let Me Solo Her also was gifted a sword by FromSoft for their dedication! Cant believe that wasn’t mentioned lol
Lmsh an absolute legend, but bushido dino and gino doing god run 3 is definitely a crazier FromSoft achievement
I became a huge fan of Summoning Salt. He not only has a great channel documenting speedruns, but hes also the current Mike Tyson's Punch Out top speed runner.
One of my fav channels
Cue the music.
Gamers are a great bunch of people from all corners of the world and all walks of life! And I’m rooting for each and every one of you
You should do this type of video series more often. Interesting to learn things that happened in other games I’ve never heard of before.
ZeroMaster is simply the greatest Doom player of all time. He's accomplished things that the devs didn't even think were possible, and was one of the first to do a deathless Nightmare run in a single segment. He's held world record speedruns for Doom, Doom II, TNT, AND Plutonia.
Yep Zeromaster is awesome
@@JoeMaranophotography He's beyond awesome, he's a goddamn legend.
No Fatal1ty either
Completely agree, no list of greatest players is complete without him.
I watched the video expecting ZeroMaster to be on here.
The God Run 3 is not "every single boss" in every single Souls game by FROMSoft, it's the minimum amount of bosses required to beat the game. Elden Ring has a total of 165 bosses can you imagine? Also, The_Happy_Hob achieved it as well a couple months ago.
GinoMachino as well. Still an incredible feat... I wouldn't dare xD
165 bosses? That sounds like bs. Are you just counting every named character? Because mini-bosses are generally not counted for things like that.
Also, I'm guessing it's not actually "minimum required" because I'm pretty sure you can beat Bloodborne with 2 boss kills very easily. I think that was all I needed, anyway? Had to fight Rom and glitch the Shadows Of Yarnham... when I went for like my 3 extra runs to finish off the Platinum, I think I only had to fight them every time, and then I had to fight the secret boss for an ending, obviously. But I think 2/4 endings don't require a fight? And I wouldn't be surprised if speed runners made it even less than that by now. So I'm guessing it's more like "minimum required without skips." Though I'm guessing that's meant to be implied?
Jervalin doing Halo 2 LASO deathless was probably one of the coolest modern gaming achievements i've witnessed
facts
Dude, the fact that JerValin even did it was impressive.
13:36 when i saw “MMO”… LEROY JENKINS came to my mind 🤣
While $10,000 is nothing to be sneezed at, for the help that guy gave Rockstar, and maybe code that will be implemented in GTA6 too, he should have gotten a LOT more than that.
They literally make $100's of millions from that game, and EVERYONE who goes online with a PC is being helped by him, just him, that deserves a HUGE thank you from Rockstar.
rockstar is greedy af
Zezima will forever be known as one of the biggest names in Runescape history right up there with Woox, the only bigger names attached to Runescape are the brothers who brought us the game to begin with, Andrew and Paul Gower, the true GOATs of Runescape.
Zez and woox are legends. I seen woox be first to beat inferno cape live, was cool
also oldnite@@danieln6700
Duriel123 or whatever is fucking name was. Fally massacre was day before my birthday and I was there lmao only reason why I remember.
@@mattburkett1185 never forget
Thank you for adding Zezima from Runescape, he truly was a god when i was 8 years old.
A god ? LMAOOO that's real sad
@@SenseiWolfelol are you mad because you can barley even get 20 views on your channel 😂
ONGBAL should have been on this list. He is the GOAT when it comes to fromsoft and other soulslike games
Yeah, this list is opinion biased. There's like a whole list of people who contributed in their own way
@@b.andrews Subjective
Absolutely. He has the style to match his insane skills
Im really honoured that I got mentioned ❤️ thank you so much!
Oh man the giggles when you said "Pennen-Co-wek" at 12:24 ! XD
I saw a little girl streamer called Miss Mikka play and Finish Elden Ring with Guiter as a controller and the other day she finished the game with a Singlehand. I don't know if she got any recognition from The Elden Ring community but thats still incredible achievement.
Dude, she's like 26
@@Boss_Fight_Index_muki Holy fuck i didn't know what she was 26. I'm myself 29 and to be honest she looked like 18-19 years old to me. Damn I've probably started considering myself a Dinosaur.
Street Fighter veteran Daigo and the famous flawless parries with Ken against Chun Li. Stuff of legends.
It's so great to hear about Zezima out here!! Dude's a legend, and will sometimes pop in RuneScape's streams to say hi. I've had the chance to talk to him last year, and he's very humble about all the fame he had, and still has. Long live Zezima, the one and only!!
My greatest gaming achievement as a child was surpassing zezima on Armies of Gielinor, a RuneScape based strategy game Jagex had on their gaming website, Funorb. Was so sad when it was shut down, I had managed to be ranked 2 on global leaderboards in that game and rank 3 in Arcanist, another great strategy game on the site. Lol I'm honestly surprised at how important that minor achievement is to me.
For a while I was ranked 1st in spinnerbox in Fable Pub Games. I received all sorts of messages asking what my secret was. The truth of the matter is that I was just between girlfriends at the time and had just moved so I didn't really have any friends which meant I just had way too much time on my hands.
Hey man I used to play Arcanist. I love that game. What was your user ?
@@KHA0T1X pretty sure I was going by Comvar at the time, happy to hear from others who enjoyed that game!
So happy to see Flash getting mentioned here. For context, Flash was such a terrifying Terran player that, having the absolute best defense and every time he rolls out with his mech army, he was virtually unstoppable. At his prime, he was a true bonjwa (a player who dominated the scene for a long period of time, winning multiple championships) and his rival at the time, JaeDong wasn't really close to him even tho he was a god-level Zerg player.
Back in the Brood War competitive scene, he was known as the Ultimate Weapon and Final Boss, deservedly so.
Damn I just got a wave of nostalgia reading your comment.
"When I'm grandmaster,
I will play faster,
They'll call me Bonjwa,
Just like my name was Flash..."
All credits to dinossindgeil, but unfortunately he wasnt the first one to beat ´The God Run 3´
Btw: "Pannen-co-eck" is actually pancake in Dutch and pronounced as 'Pannen-cook'
Dikke vette PENNEN-KO-EK 🥞
Didn't GinoMachino beat it before dino?
@@pootzmagootzno, bushido then dino then gino then hob
@pootzmagootz No, but Gino managed to do it with just a few tries, which is a record itself (within only 3 days, if I remember). I'd say he's the best skilled player right now.
Pimpin, this was an excellent video idea. Paying homage to the players who go over and beyond. Definitely need more videos like this. Also happy holidays and new years.
How is number 5 not higher/number 1? Beating all 7 souls games back to back with 0 damage? THAT IS INSANE
Because it’s super weird and not something people are looking to achieve
@@Dangic23and the A-Button challenge?
@@SimbyDimby
Also dumb
@@Dangic23agree, just pointing out that for some reason that was #2. Seems like a wacky list across the board
@Dangic23 no one looks to achieve it because no one can do it. It's "weird" more like rare. No deaths is challenging enough but no hits? Bro you kinda sound like you're hating. Give credit where credit is due.
The souls OG with no hitting games is The Happy Hob, he started the whole thing, and he did all of the crazy runs. Hob 4ever
I never played Ultima Online, but that's a crazy story of Lord British. There are absoltuely a ton of crazy shit that has happened in MMOs. That Blood Plague in World of Warcraft in like 2005 comes to mind. Because someone's pet got the blood plague, it spread to TONS of people in that game to the point where science researchers actually studied this phenomenon as a correlation to an IRL outbreak
Yeah the Blood Plague was just an incredible thing to be a part of and observe.
If what I heard back in the day is true, Richard Garriott banned the poor bastard for killing him cause he was beta testing on a large screen in front of share holders and got merc'd or some shit.
But damn, Rose Tinted Glasses of Nostalgia make my memories of Ultima Online look so much better than it actually does lol Just shows how nostalgia can paint completely unrealistic things.
@@insanityplea5502 very true. i played UO for a few years at release and people even had UO nostalgia for it then when the UO Renaissance expac was released in like 2000. There was a lot of "they killed the game when they added trammel". and if you get that one then you are old
@@nothingisawesome FUCKING CAREBEARS!
@@nothingisawesome I stopped playing around then and probably for that reason lol.
Great idea guys, bringing light to gamers around youtube, nice video
Thanks
There's no souls player better than Ongbal! He uses every combination of weapons and attacks to absolutely destroy every boss and its so impressive and enjoyable to watch
That guy that finished all those souls games without getting hit once must have used a mod cheat. It's factually impossible to do that without cheating. There's soo many cheats these days ppl don't realise
@@rayromano6249 Factually impossible? if you are talking about Seaths room, or the amygdala to get you into the DLC in bloodborne, then there are ways to circumnavigate them within the game without hacking or cheating.
weve literally seen these people pull these moves off multiple times, consistently, that you can even do yourself in your own game.
"there's are soo many legitimate alternate methods these days ppl don't realise"
@@rayromano6249nah. I've seen people do differen souls games untouched.or all the dark souls games in a row untouched. It's doable. So doing all of them is definitely doable. Takes a lot of time and patience and practice and patience and more patience and a bit more again. But it's definitely doable.
@@rayromano6249Someone is jealous
@rayromano6249 where do you get off saying its factually impossible? Where's your evidence besides you lacking the skill to do so
Need an honorable mention for the guy that got every single achievement in ffxiv. That took some serious dedication.
I'm not on this list and I should be. I finished a game of Civilization this year.
Ongbal is one of the Goat of dark souls gaming. That mf turned sekiro into a playable cutscene. He’s a legend
zezima was a legend for all of us 13 year olds back then
What about the dude who played the same game of civ for like 10 years
EVE Online also had Sean Smith, aka vile_rat. This player orchestrated one of the biggest alliance's downfall with a lot of political maneuvering similar to Game of Thrones. Sadly, he passed away as he was one of the casualties during the US embassy attack in Benghazi.
Yeah and if I remember right, they're still is that area in the game space, that's a memorial to him.
I was expecting Jonas Neubauer's name here. He passed away, but before that, he was 7 times world champion for Tetris Classic. After losing last tournament he participated, he died of heart failure. Definately tetris GOAT.
Here is a good story of 2000s games. In the early years of final fantasy 11 the game was very hard and some bosses took up to 18 people to beat. But there was one legendary player named Avesta that made early youtube videos of him soloing these hard bosses that full groups failed to complete.
Red Chamalee getting rank 15 in Guild Wars was pretty epic. Watching that dragon emote was an amazing moment for everyone that played ranked games.
I remember being at school and playing Arcanists. All of a sudden I found myself in a game against Zezima. All of a sudden kids are crowding around my PC and watching this epic battle unfold. I don’t remember how close it was but remarkably, 13 year old me beat Zezima and I was like a god to everyone in my class lol.
You were regarded as a cool kid that day.
9:50 I actually gasp, it makes me happy to know that people remember Zezima. I was one of those kids that saw him as a legend!
shout out gameranx for the runescape ranking lets go we get forgotten a lot
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How is Leroy Jenkins not even mentioned?! Ok, I know, he didn't really do the impossible. But as far as being remembered, there are few others so well known outside of gaming.
Zezima was like a fairytale in those days. He was just legendary for what he did at that time in Runescape. I got the chance to play Castle Wars with him once and people would avoid killing him, it was crazy 😅
Might be a bit cheating, or just an honorable mention, but I'd have to say everyone who was involved in the original Twitch Plays Pokemon run of Pokemon Red. Not only had over 100k players at one time at its peak, but still holds the Guinness World Record for "most participants on a single player online video game" with 1,165,140 unique players/viewers overall (according to Guinness). The fact that this happened, that all these people were able to come together to reach a single goal for a game that typically pushes each player to play their own way, is honestly astounding and a huge feat in gaming.
Love seeing UO getting attention! Played that back in the late 90s early 2000s. Even was a GM at one point and time. That game will always hold a spot in my heart
It's special for me, too, because it was the first MMO I played. I quit when players' houses were introduced and Trammel became essentially one big city with a bit of greenery between the clusters of houses.
@@vladdracul5072 I quit when they ended pvp and had auto locks on doors, I was a little scumbag, lol.
Diablo 2 took me from UO. I had several GM characters. Favorite was a GM mace, GM parry, GM heal. Used the war ax. Same speed as a katana but would break armor.
This a great video ! It’s very fitting for Christmas, appreciating gamers that help other gamers
Y’all need to add Esoterickk to this list. Guy’s been soloing the hardest gaming content for years.
It's how we started and it is how we carry on - by helping each other
Zezima has nothing on Woox. That man is not human
Zezima was more of a legend most of us who know woox only know of from other people or videos witch doesn’t make him all that famous
They didn’t do zezima justice in this vid. :( they should have used some OG footage of everyone following him etc 😂
For the Radagon fight, I summoned a guy who's name was "I will not help". He did indeed not help
Thank you for finally mentioning runescape!!!
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I'm really surprised Jervalin was not included for this LASO run of Halo 2
I played Ultima Online during the early years. Stopped after the third age and i never heard of such a story. That was really interesting.
None shall ever forget Drew DeVore, the guy who managed to do a pacifist speedrun of the Doom II level "Dead Simple", which was deemed literally IMPOSSIBLE for well over 11 years.
A pity I never got to experience Ultima Online, Diablo took that spot for my online RPG during that time.
Mittensquad RIP should be another one did lots of crazy insane challenges on Bethesda games
Luality completed all the from software games on a dance pad controller 😱 and managed to look good doing it, I'd be a sweaty mess after 10 mins 😂 especially if like her the controls were set to randomised buttons 😲
I never met Let Me Solo Her but I’ve met a lot of people with the same energy since then, helped me beat that game the first time tbh and showed off some good builds that helped me get better on my own
“Let me Solo Her” is one of the greatest gaming stories I’ve ever heard. That person deserves unlimited amount of gaming credits in any game. Firm handshakes
They already have game like that on mobile where they complete quests and all you have to do is keep the game open.
I know you guys don't talk much about esports... but how the heck, did you not put Faker on this list? The most successful Esport player in history. He is basically the backbone of league to the point that Riot puts him in some of their music videos and even added a title and achievement based off him.😅
I remember once running a mission solo on destiny and i was confused on where to find a cave entrance. Then a random player noticed me and figured out what i was looking for. He shot at my feet to get my attention. I looked and he waved at me. So i followed him and he led me to the cave then fired into it. So i saluted him and he saluted back and ran off. What a cool community moment to me.
I remember doing that a couple times when I played
It was me 😅 Hope you enjoyed your time in the cave little buddy 👍🏻
Let Me Solo Her literally got a sword from the studio. He's a legend.
Gameranx channel really is my white noise while working :D
Here in Chile we had a pro tennis player that once said "nothing is impossible, not a single shit" we love that quote. And for everyone that wants to learn it in Chilean is "nada es imposible, ni una wea"
Rainz's killing Lord British was not an accident. He had known that there was a chance that the invulnerability flag might not have been active and he cast that spell to see if it was or not. It may not have been 100% intentional, but it was *anything* but an "accident".
I would've added, SeaNanners.
He inspired and motivated a lot of streamers who would inspire the new streamers and creators of today. I would even consider him the daddy of gaming entertainment.
The fact that someone ordered a contract in a video game and spent 11 months to pull it off shows how far humanity will go to screw people over.
I did a similar thing as let me solo her in Monster Hunter, I would just offer help for any Monster in the game. Even went to Twitter and offered my help to people that were complaining about fights that were too hard for them. To be honest it's nothing special in the MH community, there's a ton of players that just start helping everyone once they got the majority of their own grind done
Thats what monster hunter is all about❤
One goat of gaming I want to give a shout out to here is someone we unfortunately lost this year is Paul of the channel Mitten Squad. He had been performing challenge playthroughs of Bethesda games for years. If you get a chance there is an online petition to get him immortalized in an upcoming Bethesda game.
Who?
I dont know whats the point of playing a game if you let other people beat the bosses for you, I would try, watch guides and eventually beat it myself, where is the satisfaction if someone else beats it
For a lot of people, games are primarily to be enjoyed and not to cause frustration. Hence, they may seek help from others for specific parts.
@@ayoomisope6563 then don't play soulslikes if you don't want to get frustrated, there are plenty of great games out there
Elite Dangerous HAD to make the list! It's by FAR one of the most dedicated communities I have ever seen in a game/sim. I am surprised you didn't mention the Fuel Rats, a player driven emergency responds team that saves players stranded in deep space.
I am confused with his use of they ,how many people he is talking about ... But talking about a single person
Fun fact, Let Me Solo Her actually stated that they were inspired by someone in Dark Souls 3 no hit running a boss they struggled against and decided "I'm going to be that good in the next one" lol
Pretty sure you don't have to call someone "they" if they have dad in their name.
Wtf do you mean “they” has nothing to do with pronouns?!? THEY IS A PRONOUN.
@@robertmcknightmusic libbot deleted his comment lol
Stallion83 hitting the million Gamerscore mark back in the 360 days blew my mind as an Xbox gamer. I certainly considered that impossible at the time.
What is this constant “they” you use when speaking about a single person?
Watching clips of Mint Blitz play halo has always been a treat
Knock it off with the they/them pronouns. It's like you're referring to royalty or a divine being.
Dino, gino, parky and aggy are just built different and my fav creators by far
I remember reading about the Lord British incident in PC Gamer, not knowing the whole context behind it
A pretty heartwarming video to watch on the morning of December 24th.
Dude called Biervampir, is dominating an entire Game genre in PvP.
He is the best in War for the Overworld, Dungeon Keeper 1 and 2, as well as Dungeons and got the fastest run in Beneath the mountain.
Thank you for that pronunciation of Pannenkoek, you just made my day 😂
Seeing Flash and Zezima mentioned was great. Flash is the goat and zezima is cool. Talked to him in a skype group once. Cool dude
BRO. Clearing ALL of from softwares games while taking ZERO hits?!?! That legitimately makes him a god in the gaming world... just.. WOW.
I believe the 64 heat run of Hades needs recognition here.
Zezima getting recognition, dude was absurdly famous, no one came closer to his status of a myth in runescape ever again, nice to know i lived that era and played 2005-2008
Rarely see UO stuff on youtube. Thank you
Woox is also great. Like flash, hes got some impressive feats too
Darksmoke successfully completed one-life runs for all six playable characters to op10 level (the highest level) in Borderlands 2. I felt he deserved a mention.
I just finished the battlefield 1 peacemaker Easter egg and I can’t even comprehend how the Easter egg community figured this out! There’s still a discord of players that help
You complete this Easter egg, amazing community’s of gamers out there
Bushcampdad def still worked hard to get to that point. Sure he didn’t get many kills like alot of other players but he definitely spent LOADS of his time grinding games to get that far.
7:30 im eating and just felt my stomach drop. Wasnt expecting to be called out lmaooo
How did you not include the insane Rendezook from Bf3?? It was so legendary they used it in the BF2042 trailer years later
Really enjoyed this video merry chrysler gameranx
8: A special shout out to the Fuel Rats and Hull Seals as well who have been helping stranded players without fuel (Fuel Rats) or with ships on the brink of collapse (Hull Seals) regardless of where in the Galaxy they are or what time of day it is. These 3 groups are probably among the best gamers (in regards to attitude) you can find anywhere.
2: Pannenkoek: Dutch ,meaning pancake. The Dutch word Koek is pronounced as cook. pannen-cook, not pannen-co-ek.