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Joel's death in The Last Of Us Part 2. After I've learned about Joel's impending death from a leaked source online, Naughty Dog quickly reassured upset fans that it was just a rumor and that there was no truth to it. But that wasn't true and Joel did ended up dying by the hands of a gorilla named Abby. 😡
@@jimbo9208 that's not the point. Some people haven't even played this game, and the series is just on Season 1. It's fucked up. That's like showing a thumbnail of an obviously dead character that's supposed to die in a later season for House of the Dragon. They should be adding a spoiler warning in the video and not showing it in the thumbnail.
The plot twist doesn't really work in bioshock at all, if the game was instead a side scroller then it would work, but if jack is trigger by the frase and instead of doing what they told me i pass my time looking for little sisters or for the audiophones then your brain control doesn't work at all, the order was would you kindly kill him, not would you kindly kill him but you can do you own things and then do what i told you, don't worry you can took your time, if you want i have time
No other video game characters' deaths have affected me so badly as those of Arthur's and Joel's. The first time I saw it happen I absolutely cried my eyes out. During a single playthrough I'd become so attached to Arthur that when he died it actually hurt so bad. And of course I already had come a long way with Joel.
Even though it still sucks that they killed off Lee at the end of the first season of TellTale's TWD at least Clementine always remembered what he taught her and therefore he didn't die in vain.
I disagree that it sucked. I look at it more like Lee was given a 2nd chance in the world to do right by someone and in the end he earned his chance and his redemption
Idk if it counts because it happens in the intro of the game but Liu Kang’s death in Deadly Alliance had me shocked as a kid seeing my favorite character killed.
@@SuperSylar Liu Kang was the protagonist four the first four games and then he got killed off. Also unlike other deaths in the series he remained dead until the reboot.
Same man I played all the gears games co op with my dad when i was a teenager and he always played Dom. Once Dom was gone my dad didn't wanna play anymore for a while lmao.
Joel dying, was shocking and not shocking at the same time to me. I could see it happening. Like it makes sense, that someone out there. Would want revenge, for what he did. But I didn’t think it would actually happen.
Ghost of Ghost: “If you meet your Shepherd, burn him alive.” Ghost: “Sounds like an overkill, but I won’t hold back.” Soap: “Lt, who are you talking to?” Ghost: “My dimensional counterpart.” Soap: “The multiverse is real?”
Honorable mention:- Witcher 3. Finding out that the humble one time encounter with a traveling merchant is actually a fated encounter and this humble merchant is the Grandmaster using everyone as chest pieces..
The moment in God of War Ragnarok that shocked me was when Sindri revealed that Brok actually died, and only has 3 quarters of his soul restored, which led to some severe consequences.
Top 3 (In my opinion): 1. Psycho Mantis Plays Mind Games 2. Fore! 3. Would You Kindly? Every video game has shocking moments that will blow your mind. There are so many that could've made my list, honestly, but these moments really shocked me. Would you kindly? is definitely a powerful phrase that brought the tension rising high as you progress in the game, which is why the twist reveal was so shocking to most people and I kindly agree. It was shocking enough that the first Last of Us game had a unexpecting gut-wrenching opening moment with the death of a child, and the fact that they did it again in the second one is equally shocking, props to them on bringing some shocking moments, it's like it happened in a movie (most video games can't pull off a twisting opening in the game like this one). However, out of all of these shocking moments, it was Metal Gear Solid that took the top for me because the fact Psycho Mantis can read your memory cards, which is very cool (and scary if you were a kid), he can also turn your camera off to make it look like your TV is having some technical difficulties, but the cherry on top was you have to beat him switching your controller from one end to another. I've never played MGS so I wouldn't know about and I originally doubt it, but after I found the truth (seeing other gameplay), It swoon me over immediately. Now that you've seen my top 3 and my description, Would You Kindly Like this Comment? :)
Another good one would've been - The part in The Darkness where you get forced to watch as your girlfriend, Jenny, gets her brains blown out, directly in front of you, by the man who adopted you from an orphanage and raised you. Only to betray you in such a heartbreaking way. - That still sticks with me to this day. Grim Beard actually made a great video about it recently which I suggest people go check out if you don't remember the game or still want to give it a try.
@@belltolls1984 it's a great game. Bit outdated when it comes to graphics and animations, but the story was really good and the voice acting was perfect.
To me most shocking moment was in Bioshock 2 when Elenor harvested all the little sisters. You just watched and there was nothing you could do to stop it. Elenor even mentioned, this is what she learned from me. On that moment, my jaw dropped on the floor. This was like over 10 years ago and still haunts me.
Wasn’t that shocking at all the last of us 2 is a fantastic game why does everyone hate it for as so what if he died Abby did what she thought was right after what joel did I hated what he did at the end of the first game
@@natechalmers it’s horrible Abby reason to get Joel was bad the whole plot was bad and overused with the revenge plot/ forgiveness. Plus Joel did what he did was justify , firefly were never good people
Aerith floating down in the water with the music in the background made me cry while watching this list. So many memories from that game but that whole sequence destroyed me. First time I realized games could be emotionally affecting and truly amazing.
Honestly, both AC II and MGS2’s endings are hands down 2 of the greatest “WTF moments” in ALL of gaming where you had this celestial being break the 4th wall and talk to YOU as the player (well, Desmond) to convey the dire warning…and the other making you question what is actual reality! Then later find out the actual people you thought were behind everything had died over a century ago, and changing the perspective for the entire saga past and future, I mean it truly does not get any better than that!!!
Doms sacrifice I don't care what anyone says this is one of the most emotional moments in video games if you connected deeply with the characters in The Gears of War universe I almost tear up every time I see this I know what it's like losing a brother it's the worst feeling in the world
That White Phosphorus scene is the reason why I didn't finish Spec Ops. No Russian was different but this one made me think about why people go to war and why those who don't want to fight suffer more.
This isn't going to be on a lot of lists but just the fact that you play the entirety of chapter 6 in Red Dead Redemption 2 as a man diagnosed with turbecolisis and on his way to die. Just Arthur's whole story I found really moving and surprising. Maybe not "shocking" in the traditional sense but idk a single other game that has you play as someone questioning their whole life choices and someone who is rattled with a lot of guilt and shame. I found it all very relatable. What's actually the most shocking thing to me is that Arthur Morgan has become my favorite videogame character ever and I have played a lot of games.
I stood in line for 8 hours back in 2009 to be the first person to get MW2 at my local gamestop. There was a line around the block. I had so much fun with that game and I'll never forget what it was like the moment Sheppard betrayed us. Seeing a younger generation experience that love for those characters and having them ripped away gives me a sense of happiness. Fulfillment
Still gotta give an honorable mention to Destiny 2 for several moments, Perma killing Cayde-6, just how far Savathûn's plan reached and the reveal that almost all of 4 years of Destiny 2 was her machinations and then the twists during The Witch Queen. Probably not the most not important across all of gaming, but watching the Destiny lore community get turned on its head in the last year and a half has been a ride
It's amazing what RDR2 did with John Marston. We assumed he always cared about his family more than anything in RDR1, but RDR2 shows what an influence Arthur Morgan was on him. John was completely unrecognizable in RDR2 at first. Abandoning the gang and his family for a year, and not believing Jack was his child for a bit. Arthur made him realize what truly matters which gives John's actions and his ultimate sacrifice more meaning.
@@jonasjojofalco9896 fr especially since rockstar literally had to dumb down john and take away parts of his personality like his sarcasm and wit and give them to arthur in order for him to look better in comparison to john
I love your channel especially the video games division and I understand that someone watching this video is bound to see plentiful spoilers but maybe it's a good idea to not have a spoiler in your thumbnail for people who weren't going to click on this exact video but are still subbed to your channel.
Sora disappearing/dying in kingdom hearts 3, Raiden changing the timeline in mortal Kombat 9, ghetisis turning on n, finding out shadow was artificially created
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic, my all-time favorite video game. I said, "the reveal that you are Revan better be in this list" and holy crap it's #2
There's a dark theory that Aerith didn't die to Sephiroth's sword, rather he paralysed her and her body went into shock so when she's laid into the water by Cloud, he actually subjected her to a slow drowning death and he was the one to truly kill her.
The opening the ME2 was super jarring but holy mother of God wad ME3 on another level. I loved the universe so the way everyone was dealing with the Reaper threat absolutely broke me😭😭
He did. He kill 1000 people and doomed humanity, lie to Elie about what she wanted...just for his love to her... It's heartbreaking, but he deserved worse
Joel's death was one of the many things that got leaked for The Last of Us 2. His death was already expected when the game came out, so it wasn't shocking at all.
In 1997 12-year-old me had no idea how to process the death of the person I shipped with the main protagonist. I definitely played the rest of the game with the idea that I'd be able to get her back somehow, so when we prepared for the final battle and gave tribute to the dead character I really felt the profoundness of it.
Joel’s death hits hard ‘cause literally everyone knows he got killed off for no damn reason. It sucks knowing it did not have to be written that way. Trash of Us 2, most garbo story of all time.
Honorable Mentions: Star Door 15 (The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky: The 3rd) SHO Minazuki Instant Kill (Persona 4 Arena Ultimax) Hegemon Husk Edelgard (Fire Emblem Three Houses) Nemesis Chase (Resident Evil 3 Remake) Fatalities (Mortal Kombat Series)
While playing as Jackson in the first Modern Warfare, witnessing the nuclear explosion and ensuing death of the character I was playing was a huge shock.
I'll be honest I'm suprised Sigurd from Fire Emblem Genology of The Holy War isn't on this list due to the fact how he was the protagonist of the first part of the game before he was killed and then his son Seliph took over. Since back then I figured something like that was shocking for players at the time.
The most shocking moment in a game for me is Sully’s death being a hallucination in Uncharted 3. I seriously believed he was dead for good before I got the game.
I think Harry Osborn from Marvel's Spider-man PS4 video-game should have a spot on this list because how unexpectedly surprising memory-blowing he is still alive, recovery healing, and well. That's the Most uniquely remarkable surprising moment.
One moment that caught me by surprise was in "Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 2" when Raziel found out that the soul-devouring entity that inhabited the Reaver sword was, and had always been, himself. And this was just after finding out that he was the one that killed his past self, not that he minded doing that; the human Raziel was a dick.
When Joel died, I cried so hard... I grew attached to Joel and Ellie's daughter father relationship. It reminded me of how much I missed my dad when I moved out of my parent's home. Then my dad died in Nov 2020, the same year the 2nd game came out... When I got the game a month after my dad died and saw Joel pass and how hurt Ellie was, it broke me, and made me realize that my dad was gone. I stopped playing the game after that. I might go back to it, but that scene hurt my heart so much man.
Joel’s death followed by being forced to take control of the person who killed him right after without knowing her backstory kept me from finishing the game for almost 2years. I could not handle that 😢
Last of us part 2 is a fantastic game why do people keep hating on that game so what if joel dies Abby did what she thought was right after what joel did, joel was the villain of that game.
@@natechalmersonly from Abby’s perspective . She only saw him as the man who murder her father and prevent any potential chance to find a cure for the mutant Cordyceps ( which infected the humans for 27 years)
@@rafaelarcas942 I liked Abby’s point of view an I liked playing as her because her gameplay was better then Ellie’s I don’t care what anyone says about this game I love the second one way more then the first one
@@natechalmers So did I . Mostly because this character showed as a villain for murdering Joel has became latter a better person after saving that former Seraphite transgender boy named Lev . Maybe people are complaining about the fact that the story was only about revenge and the consequences that goes with it, especially the fact that Ellie lost everything at the end just as Abby lost all her friends except Lev.
KOTOR is how you make a revelation that could break most of people if they were a main protagonist. When I played I suspected our hero was more than it seemed, but when twist finally came... it was breathtaking. On the level of Darth Vader's big line in Empire Strikes Back.
yes that scene sucked when i played it but that ending seeing the general dead, then to find out that the whole game was in his head and we were going through daja vu
Abby killing Joel in The Last of Us part 2 was the most shocking for me of all the shocking moments in video games that one would actually be my number one
Another shocking moment I remember during Aerith's death was how I realized she was carrying the Holy Materia the whole time and I knew I was never going to be able to use it as it plummet into the water below.
Joel's death hit me really hard. I had to pause the game because I was crying so hard.. whats bad is I felt something bad going to happen when you are Ellie on her horse and shes yelling out for him.. TLOU2 broke my heart. I cried at every flashback. cried when you are in Joel's house and you come across his old jacket and she smells it..I liked the game but have only been able to play it once because of the amount of heartache it caused
I still haven't finished Gears of War 3 because the scene of Dom's sacrifice was so heartbreaking... I have played (and finished) all the other Gears games, but I still haven't gone back to the third entry after all those years to finally finish it.
Samus is the best woman in gaming. She has confidence for days, is intelligent enough to argue with and beat a super computer, is capable of wrestling down gigantic beasts with her bare hands, has a kickass suit of armor and an equally awesome arsenal, has an incredible backstory regarding her origins, survives being infected by a deadly parasite, has a toned body that can handle any athletic feat that stands in her way, and so much more. The icing on the cake is that in almost every game where we see her face, she's attractive as hell. Her creators even made a welcomed mistake when trying to reduce her sexiness by giving her a skintight bodysuit instead of a realistic athletic outfit. Her only flaws are that she has recurring trauma from Ridley in modern games (He's practically a gag at this point), she loses her powers in almost every game through hilariously silly reasons, and she has a very inconsistent design in 3D games under the helmet. Minor flaws aside, she absolutely has an arsenal of excellent traits that makes her an incredible character. In her various manga adaptations and backstories, she's always started off as a rash and reckless girl who has the power to back up her bark, but rather than continue to be an immature wild child, she grows in every aspect to become a respectable woman. Samus is the best.
wow that i think would of been worse, still just brutal, that scene was hard to see and i was emotional when the music showed up while ellie was at his grave
Dom's death in Gears 3 hit me like a freight train. Heartbreaking. I'll never forget it. For me Dom's death is number 1 and it's really not close. Joel's death in The Last of Us is probably the closest in 2nd
Arieths death got spoiled for me. I never played FF7 and never even completed 50% of the game after I bought it for the switch. But I knew it happened years before I bought the game!
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Joel's death in The Last Of Us Part 2. After I've learned about Joel's impending death from a leaked source online, Naughty Dog quickly reassured upset fans that it was just a rumor and that there was no truth to it. But that wasn't true and Joel did ended up dying by the hands of a gorilla named Abby. 😡
Why did you put a spoiler in the thumbnail for the video?
@@anonymousgirl4605 because the whole video is a spoiler, and everyone already knows about ti
@@jimbo9208 that's not the point. Some people haven't even played this game, and the series is just on Season 1. It's fucked up.
That's like showing a thumbnail of an obviously dead character that's supposed to die in a later season for House of the Dragon.
They should be adding a spoiler warning in the video and not showing it in the thumbnail.
@@anonymousgirl4605 so everyone already knows about the twist
Bioshock is a perfect example of how to do a plot twist that shocks everyone who experiences this landmark of a game.
I know the twist in that one. I was never able to get through the first game. Though I do wonder why the guy wanted to die.
The plot twist doesn't really work in bioshock at all, if the game was instead a side scroller then it would work, but if jack is trigger by the frase and instead of doing what they told me i pass my time looking for little sisters or for the audiophones then your brain control doesn't work at all, the order was would you kindly kill him, not would you kindly kill him but you can do you own things and then do what i told you, don't worry you can took your time, if you want i have time
@@eldudereno204 I have personally played and beat that game on the Xbox 360 and ps3 and on the switch multiple times. That game is good.
@@eldudereno204 because everyone was against him and the city in chaos
"Would you kindly...leave a like."
Me irl - Uhhh yeah sure, why not?
No other video game characters' deaths have affected me so badly as those of Arthur's and Joel's. The first time I saw it happen I absolutely cried my eyes out. During a single playthrough I'd become so attached to Arthur that when he died it actually hurt so bad. And of course I already had come a long way with Joel.
Joel’s death really hit me hard.
Joel's death was devastating
Still ain't forgave Abby for that.
@@ricomunoz045 Same.
I was hoping for a shark to swim by an eat Abby at the end. But Ellie survives because the shark gets food poisoning by eating Abby
@@joed2431 Good One
Even though it still sucks that they killed off Lee at the end of the first season of TellTale's TWD at least Clementine always remembered what he taught her and therefore he didn't die in vain.
I disagree that it sucked. I look at it more like Lee was given a 2nd chance in the world to do right by someone and in the end he earned his chance and his redemption
@@ProjectGameVerse I’m sure they meant “it sucks” as in, it hurt that he died not that it was a bad choice or anything.
Clayface's reveal was truly memorable to me when I played Arkham City, it was fantastic and amazing.
Fr I think it should be higher. Clay face is top ten villain
It's a shame that clayface doesn't get used all that much 😕
Idk if it counts because it happens in the intro of the game but Liu Kang’s death in Deadly Alliance had me shocked as a kid seeing my favorite character killed.
I mean, it's Mortal Kombat. The point of the game is one character kill the other.
@@SuperSylar Liu Kang was the protagonist four the first four games and then he got killed off. Also unlike other deaths in the series he remained dead until the reboot.
Dom’s death is where men cried, but Joel’s death is where legends cried
That's more vice versa for me
Joel's death was predictable and wasted.
Arthur's death was sadder
Id happily argue that marstons death hit alot harder than either but thats just my opinion
@@victorpiuila7938 that can also be where legends cried
Doms death was the saddest moment for me in video games
I had a gut feeling one of the Arkham Games was gonna be here.
*Those games had so many great plot twists.*
It was genuinely hard for me to push through after Dom sacrificed himself. I really felt that one.
Same man I played all the gears games co op with my dad when i was a teenager and he always played Dom. Once Dom was gone my dad didn't wanna play anymore for a while lmao.
Joel dying, was shocking and not shocking at the same time to me. I could see it happening. Like it makes sense, that someone out there. Would want revenge, for what he did. But I didn’t think it would actually happen.
Ghost of Ghost: “If you meet your Shepherd, burn him alive.”
Ghost: “Sounds like an overkill, but I won’t hold back.”
Soap: “Lt, who are you talking to?”
Ghost: “My dimensional counterpart.”
Soap: “The multiverse is real?”
Honorable mention:- Witcher 3.
Finding out that the humble one time encounter with a traveling merchant is actually a fated encounter and this humble merchant is the Grandmaster using everyone as chest pieces..
That mf is the fucking Devil.
At least if you have the Hearts of Stone DLC.
The moment in God of War Ragnarok that shocked me was when Sindri revealed that Brok actually died, and only has 3 quarters of his soul restored, which led to some severe consequences.
Top 3 (In my opinion):
1. Psycho Mantis Plays Mind Games
2. Fore!
3. Would You Kindly?
Every video game has shocking moments that will blow your mind. There are so many that could've made my list, honestly, but these moments really shocked me. Would you kindly? is definitely a powerful phrase that brought the tension rising high as you progress in the game, which is why the twist reveal was so shocking to most people and I kindly agree. It was shocking enough that the first Last of Us game had a unexpecting gut-wrenching opening moment with the death of a child, and the fact that they did it again in the second one is equally shocking, props to them on bringing some shocking moments, it's like it happened in a movie (most video games can't pull off a twisting opening in the game like this one). However, out of all of these shocking moments, it was Metal Gear Solid that took the top for me because the fact Psycho Mantis can read your memory cards, which is very cool (and scary if you were a kid), he can also turn your camera off to make it look like your TV is having some technical difficulties, but the cherry on top was you have to beat him switching your controller from one end to another. I've never played MGS so I wouldn't know about and I originally doubt it, but after I found the truth (seeing other gameplay), It swoon me over immediately. Now that you've seen my top 3 and my description, Would You Kindly Like this Comment? :)
Another good one would've been - The part in The Darkness where you get forced to watch as your girlfriend, Jenny, gets her brains blown out, directly in front of you, by the man who adopted you from an orphanage and raised you. Only to betray you in such a heartbreaking way. - That still sticks with me to this day. Grim Beard actually made a great video about it recently which I suggest people go check out if you don't remember the game or still want to give it a try.
damn I have never even heard of that game before and just watched it on youtube, that is awful.
@@belltolls1984 it's a great game. Bit outdated when it comes to graphics and animations, but the story was really good and the voice acting was perfect.
To me most shocking moment was in Bioshock 2 when Elenor harvested all the little sisters. You just watched and there was nothing you could do to stop it. Elenor even mentioned, this is what she learned from me. On that moment, my jaw dropped on the floor. This was like over 10 years ago and still haunts me.
That was awful, Still remember it vividly to this day
Joel death is most shocking moment of all time especially it happened early on the game
Not to mention that it happened with the worst way possibly.
Agreed most definitely.
Wasn’t that shocking at all the last of us 2 is a fantastic game why does everyone hate it for as so what if he died Abby did what she thought was right after what joel did I hated what he did at the end of the first game
@@natechalmers it’s horrible Abby reason to get Joel was bad the whole plot was bad and overused with the revenge plot/ forgiveness. Plus Joel did what he did was justify , firefly were never good people
@@Monke_073 yet it’s won plenty of awards so it’s not bad game at all it’s a great game people needs to stop shitting on yet
KOTOR reveal scene is all the more shocking because we have all the hints dropped before - and presented to us in a new light.
Aerith floating down in the water with the music in the background made me cry while watching this list. So many memories from that game but that whole sequence destroyed me. First time I realized games could be emotionally affecting and truly amazing.
Top Ten Satisfying Victories in Video Games
The end of the first Bioshock, when all "little sisters" you rescued, are gathered around you in the moment you die, made me cry.
Honestly, both AC II and MGS2’s endings are hands down 2 of the greatest “WTF moments” in ALL of gaming where you had this celestial being break the 4th wall and talk to YOU as the player (well, Desmond) to convey the dire warning…and the other making you question what is actual reality! Then later find out the actual people you thought were behind everything had died over a century ago, and changing the perspective for the entire saga past and future, I mean it truly does not get any better than that!!!
Doms sacrifice I don't care what anyone says this is one of the most emotional moments in video games if you connected deeply with the characters in The Gears of War universe I almost tear up every time I see this I know what it's like losing a brother it's the worst feeling in the world
Arthurs horses death shocked me the most. . .
when Arthur thanked his dying horse it broked heart
That White Phosphorus scene is the reason why I didn't finish Spec Ops. No Russian was different but this one made me think about why people go to war and why those who don't want to fight suffer more.
I never thought Sheperd's death at the beginning of ME2 was all that shocking considering it is undone literally seconds later.
This isn't going to be on a lot of lists but just the fact that you play the entirety of chapter 6 in Red Dead Redemption 2 as a man diagnosed with turbecolisis and on his way to die. Just Arthur's whole story I found really moving and surprising. Maybe not "shocking" in the traditional sense but idk a single other game that has you play as someone questioning their whole life choices and someone who is rattled with a lot of guilt and shame. I found it all very relatable. What's actually the most shocking thing to me is that Arthur Morgan has become my favorite videogame character ever and I have played a lot of games.
Agreed most definitely Arthur Morgan is the true goat 🐐 video game character in my opinion.
As someone that played Final Fantasy VII not knowing of Aerith's demise in advance, that one hit hard. The others, I did know.
Bass's Betrayal on Megaman 7 rented it back in 1996 In Pokemon Coloseium turns out The Mayor of Phenac City was the real mastermind behind Cipher.
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I stood in line for 8 hours back in 2009 to be the first person to get MW2 at my local gamestop. There was a line around the block. I had so much fun with that game and I'll never forget what it was like the moment Sheppard betrayed us. Seeing a younger generation experience that love for those characters and having them ripped away gives me a sense of happiness. Fulfillment
Still gotta give an honorable mention to Destiny 2 for several moments, Perma killing Cayde-6, just how far Savathûn's plan reached and the reveal that almost all of 4 years of Destiny 2 was her machinations and then the twists during The Witch Queen. Probably not the most not important across all of gaming, but watching the Destiny lore community get turned on its head in the last year and a half has been a ride
It's amazing what RDR2 did with John Marston. We assumed he always cared about his family more than anything in RDR1, but RDR2 shows what an influence Arthur Morgan was on him. John was completely unrecognizable in RDR2 at first. Abandoning the gang and his family for a year, and not believing Jack was his child for a bit. Arthur made him realize what truly matters which gives John's actions and his ultimate sacrifice more meaning.
I don’t like that he needs to thanks Arthur for everything he has and is in rdr especially when Arthur wasn’t supposed to exist
@@jonasjojofalco9896 fr especially since rockstar literally had to dumb down john and take away parts of his personality like his sarcasm and wit and give them to arthur in order for him to look better in comparison to john
I love your channel especially the video games division and I understand that someone watching this video is bound to see plentiful spoilers but maybe it's a good idea to not have a spoiler in your thumbnail for people who weren't going to click on this exact video but are still subbed to your channel.
imagine putting dead joel in the thumbnail when the last of us show is only just starting and not everybody knows that he dies lmao
Fantastic point lmao 😂😂😂
Ethan discovers what is in the first flask - Resident Evil: Village
Sora disappearing/dying in kingdom hearts 3, Raiden changing the timeline in mortal Kombat 9, ghetisis turning on n, finding out shadow was artificially created
you may also add from God of War Ragnarok where Odin disguises himself as Tyr and kills Brok.
While shocking moment is that there is a hospital bed in the Oscorp building penthouse and Harry Osborn never even travel to Europe.
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic, my all-time favorite video game. I said, "the reveal that you are Revan better be in this list" and holy crap it's #2
Bruh doing people who are only watching the show dirty with that thumbmail
I’m sad
There's a dark theory that Aerith didn't die to Sephiroth's sword, rather he paralysed her and her body went into shock so when she's laid into the water by Cloud, he actually subjected her to a slow drowning death and he was the one to truly kill her.
Eeeer... no. People tend to check for vitals and stuff.
The opening the ME2 was super jarring but holy mother of God wad ME3 on another level. I loved the universe so the way everyone was dealing with the Reaper threat absolutely broke me😭😭
Seeing Joel died in The Last of Us 2 was as devastating as seeing Optimus Prime died in the Transformers animated movie in the 80s.
I will never get over Dom. I’ve replayed 1-2 a couple times. I can’t bring myself to go back to 3.
OA Fore: The Last Of Us Part II should’ve been at number one instead of number five. Poor Joel didn’t deserve to die so brutally. 😔😔😔😔😔
yes he did, it only solidifies the brutality of the world the game is set in.
1 for sure
That’s what made it better
He did. He kill 1000 people and doomed humanity, lie to Elie about what she wanted...just for his love to her... It's heartbreaking, but he deserved worse
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Joel's death was one of the many things that got leaked for The Last of Us 2. His death was already expected when the game came out, so it wasn't shocking at all.
In 1997 12-year-old me had no idea how to process the death of the person I shipped with the main protagonist.
I definitely played the rest of the game with the idea that I'd be able to get her back somehow, so when we prepared for the final battle and gave tribute to the dead character I really felt the profoundness of it.
Joel’s death hits hard ‘cause literally everyone knows he got killed off for no damn reason. It sucks knowing it did not have to be written that way. Trash of Us 2, most garbo story of all time.
Red dead redemption 2 when you continue on playing as John Marston after Arthur Morgan dies.
the thumbnail literally makes me tear up like that’s how crazy Joel’s death was
He died by a fricking putter club. Joel didn’t deserve to go out like that…
Literally anyone could die from a putter club ...that's not a good critique
Abby sucks
@@PrinceIsot I think he means it’s a weak way to die
Honorable Mentions:
Star Door 15 (The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky: The 3rd)
SHO Minazuki Instant Kill (Persona 4 Arena Ultimax)
Hegemon Husk Edelgard (Fire Emblem Three Houses)
Nemesis Chase (Resident Evil 3 Remake)
Fatalities (Mortal Kombat Series)
While playing as Jackson in the first Modern Warfare, witnessing the nuclear explosion and ensuing death of the character I was playing was a huge shock.
I'll be honest I'm suprised Sigurd from Fire Emblem Genology of The Holy War isn't on this list due to the fact how he was the protagonist of the first part of the game before he was killed and then his son Seliph took over. Since back then I figured something like that was shocking for players at the time.
Lee getting bit and having to watch him slowly die hits you in the feels like a truck
RDR2, killing my fucking horse then Arthur had me going "NO!"
Im only here for the last of us
Same here, bro
Me too br
The most shocking moment in a game for me is Sully’s death being a hallucination in Uncharted 3. I seriously believed he was dead for good before I got the game.
I think Harry Osborn from Marvel's Spider-man PS4 video-game should have a spot on this list because how unexpectedly surprising memory-blowing he is still alive, recovery healing, and well. That's the Most uniquely remarkable surprising moment.
Damn feel bad for whoever hasn’t played TLOU2 and just seen that thumbnail lol
One moment that caught me by surprise was in "Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 2" when Raziel found out that the soul-devouring entity that inhabited the Reaver sword was, and had always been, himself. And this was just after finding out that he was the one that killed his past self, not that he minded doing that; the human Raziel was a dick.
When Joel died, I cried so hard...
I grew attached to Joel and Ellie's daughter father relationship. It reminded me of how much I missed my dad when I moved out of my parent's home.
Then my dad died in Nov 2020, the same year the 2nd game came out...
When I got the game a month after my dad died and saw Joel pass and how hurt Ellie was, it broke me, and made me realize that my dad was gone.
I stopped playing the game after that. I might go back to it, but that scene hurt my heart so much man.
Joel death in the last of us 2 still on my mind
That thumbnail is forever embedded in my mind.
Joel’s death followed by being forced to take control of the person who killed him right after without knowing her backstory kept me from finishing the game for almost 2years. I could not handle that 😢
Last of us part 2 is a fantastic game why do people keep hating on that game so what if joel dies Abby did what she thought was right after what joel did, joel was the villain of that game.
@@natechalmers stfup it’s trash
@@natechalmersonly from Abby’s perspective . She only saw him as the man who murder her father and prevent any potential chance to find a cure for the mutant Cordyceps ( which infected the humans for 27 years)
@@rafaelarcas942 I liked Abby’s point of view an I liked playing as her because her gameplay was better then Ellie’s I don’t care what anyone says about this game I love the second one way more then the first one
@@natechalmers So did I . Mostly because this character showed as a villain for murdering Joel has became latter a better person after saving that former Seraphite transgender boy named Lev . Maybe people are complaining about the fact that the story was only about revenge and the consequences that goes with it, especially the fact that Ellie lost everything at the end just as Abby lost all her friends except Lev.
I love gears of War 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 for the campaign. They were all emotional and I'm excited for a gears of War 6 for the campaign
Is this video glitched or trending? The views are stuck on 933. Great video by the way 😊
It’s a crime that God of War Ragnarok Tyr reveal isn’t on here. No one saw it coming and it killed off a beloved character
KOTOR is how you make a revelation that could break most of people if they were a main protagonist. When I played I suspected our hero was more than it seemed, but when twist finally came... it was breathtaking.
On the level of Darth Vader's big line in Empire Strikes Back.
That moment from Gears Of War 3 where Dom dies hit me in the feels when I played through it.
Omg... When Mad World dropped on that gears trailer?! 🔥🔥
@@OnePieceGuy55Well hi there, could you stop farting it reeks in here?
Joel Miller's Putting Simulator ⛳
The white phosphorus scene will forever leave me emotionally scarred
yes that scene sucked when i played it but that ending seeing the general dead, then to find out that the whole game was in his head and we were going through daja vu
"DOM...NO!!!!" As I click on the video? Later peeps. Heart already hurts from the get go 😂😂
For The Last of Us 2, all the hatred should have gone to Naughty Dog, not an innocent actress
Shephard’s betrayal will never not hit harder than his revolver
Akuma: you just beaten every round of Street Fighter without losing you think you about to face M Bison & boom Akuma takes him out.
Abby killing Joel in The Last of Us part 2 was the most shocking for me of all the shocking moments in video games that one would actually be my number one
Aerith's death still hurts to this day. I'm dreading seeing it remade.
18:35 "Number 5...4!" lol
#1: Getting the red ring of death on my call of duty black ops 1 game.
Some of these videos game moments where life changing moments
Another shocking moment I remember during Aerith's death was how I realized she was carrying the Holy Materia the whole time and I knew I was never going to be able to use it as it plummet into the water below.
Dr. Exavolt being evil in Metal Arms: Glitch in the System is my absolute #1 shocking moment. Would have killlllled for a sequel to that game
Joel's death hit me really hard. I had to pause the game because I was crying so hard.. whats bad is I felt something bad going to happen when you are Ellie on her horse and shes yelling out for him.. TLOU2 broke my heart. I cried at every flashback. cried when you are in Joel's house and you come across his old jacket and she smells it..I liked the game but have only been able to play it once because of the amount of heartache it caused
You were able to get Aeriths lvl 4 limit break before she died though. Pain in the ass though..
Death of Arthur Morgan deserve mentioning, it made me cry.
8:55no wonder Marcus is so pissed when you shoot all of Dom's tomatoes.
I still haven't finished Gears of War 3 because the scene of Dom's sacrifice was so heartbreaking... I have played (and finished) all the other Gears games, but I still haven't gone back to the third entry after all those years to finally finish it.
I defiantly would have put "Sindel KILLS most of the heroes in MK 2011"
Samus is the best woman in gaming. She has confidence for days, is intelligent enough to argue with and beat a super computer, is capable of wrestling down gigantic beasts with her bare hands, has a kickass suit of armor and an equally awesome arsenal, has an incredible backstory regarding her origins, survives being infected by a deadly parasite, has a toned body that can handle any athletic feat that stands in her way, and so much more. The icing on the cake is that in almost every game where we see her face, she's attractive as hell. Her creators even made a welcomed mistake when trying to reduce her sexiness by giving her a skintight bodysuit instead of a realistic athletic outfit. Her only flaws are that she has recurring trauma from Ridley in modern games (He's practically a gag at this point), she loses her powers in almost every game through hilariously silly reasons, and she has a very inconsistent design in 3D games under the helmet. Minor flaws aside, she absolutely has an arsenal of excellent traits that makes her an incredible character. In her various manga adaptations and backstories, she's always started off as a rash and reckless girl who has the power to back up her bark, but rather than continue to be an immature wild child, she grows in every aspect to become a respectable woman.
Samus is the best.
Joel’s death was originally going to be a knife in the back and head stomped in so they changed it drastically
wow that i think would of been worse, still just brutal, that scene was hard to see and i was emotional when the music showed up while ellie was at his grave
Joel always hits the feels
Dom's death in Gears 3 hit me like a freight train. Heartbreaking. I'll never forget it. For me Dom's death is number 1 and it's really not close. Joel's death in The Last of Us is probably the closest in 2nd
Arieths death got spoiled for me. I never played FF7 and never even completed 50% of the game after I bought it for the switch. But I knew it happened years before I bought the game!
I had to stop playing tlou2 for the night (midnight release) because I was devastated and needed to grieve for joel.
Be cool if you made final fantasy's entry
at number seven.
Jus sayin' LoL
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