The Joker: "Kill Bane or his heartbeat will kill me" Batman: *Flashback to electrocutioner's comment about killing him and then jump-starting his heart* Batman: "Lol loophole"
"Shepard, that sounds way too scary and expensive to be a serious problem. So, no, you can't have the resources you need to fight the Reapers." That first sentence hits a little too close to home in regards to politics, which makes it brilliant.
If it wasn't entirely wrong. The end of ME1 creates a scenario where that scary threat is a few centuries away and will likely kill themselves trying to reach you. Eliminating enemy assets in a position to actually do bad things is...smart.
to be fair if you where asleep for a thousand something years and tried to open on of the most powerful magically locked objects in existence you'd get someone else to do it for you
Well, he may be a nefarious dragon but it is wat more true to Odin to release your rival and let him grow powerful, not die weakly Plus, the legion would never get their best general that helps them beat the clueless, misguided ethnocentric storm cloaks that only help the thalmor sow discord and cripple the area
Cold Fusion That's not quite what I mean. I mean times like Saints Row 4, when Zinyak warns you not to escape or else he will destroy the world. So you escape, and what does he do next?
I dunno, I always feel that bad guys should eventually decide that trying to punch batman is detrimental to remaining fully functional and just not do it. It's different for dudes like bane who are so roided up the punches don't really hurt, but electrocutioner is just a guy. Like the guy from Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman that sees him and just nopes out of there.
2:00 Superman: "But... what about your rule?" Batman: (Slurps Coffee) "Didn't kill him..." Red: "To my knowledge, he lived out the rest of his days... drinking his food through a straw."
2:00 Superman: "But... what about your rule?" Batman: (Slurps Coffee) "Didn't kill him..." Red: "To my knowledge, he lived out the rest of his days... drinking his food through a straw."
Corypheus also accidentally saved the world. The very explosion that Corypheus caused, and Solas was hoping he'd die in, also not only spared the soon-to-be Inquisitor, but gave them the power to close rifts that would be instrumental in stopping Corypheus's plans.
“These squid-like space monsters rock up every fifty-thousand years, and harvest all the intelligent life in the milky way, and leaving only some rocks and kids eating Tide Pods...” -Jane Douglas 2018 That about explains it...
No Handsome Jack? He directly profits from your failures but also is responsible for constantly reviving the players thus giving them infinite attempts to beat him
They could always just remove the New-U stations entirely and have you just respawn like in a normal game, but no - Borderlands writers want to have their non-canon cake and eat it, too. Besides, Jack very directly saves the world in the events covered in the Pre-Sequel, so he counts, either way.
I would also accept having a rival corporation running the New-U stations as a way to stick it to Hyperion. "Oh Handsome Jack wants this person dead? Let's endlessly resurrect him/her!"
Jeedy Jay In the Presequel he wasn't a villain and his motives in 2 were to save the world he just got corrupted and scarred after many betrayals making his dark side be his only side and his goal that of a dictator.
So... what you're saying is that the last, best hope for humanity is one of Jane's experiments accidentally saving the world? I can live with that. More optimistic than the view of the world I held when I got up this morning.
When will the OXbox crew realise that the ultimate villain, Jane Douglas, is in their midst...wait, what was that noise? ...NO, I DIDN'T MEAN IT! PLEASE! NO, JANE! NO! AAAAAAGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! ... ... ... ... Jane is lovely and any other statements made to the contrary were untrue.
@@anirudhmathur5555 i'd say it was the hardest out of all of the boss fights in that game... nope, bane! second hardest... shit, third, cause there was two bane boss fights.
Batman is and has always been insane. It's his insanity that drives him to fight crime the way he does. Sane people would tell him he's doing it the hard way.
Because they deserve it. Batman not killing isnt because he doesnt want to inflict that sort of misery upon the "villains". Killing just isnt right. Sure beating them up and almost killing isnt either but it still isnt as bad as killing
Mar Hawkman sane people would also agree that hard ways are often the better ways. Also "Batman is insane" comments are just memefied than practical. That's like saying people with PTSD or obsessive compulsive disorder are mental. Batman's most often is the latter, maybe a bit unstable, but his stance isn't even wrong. And his "no kill rule" isn't all his own. The GCPD commissioner explicitly said him the only reason he tolerated Batman and his allies cause they never killed. And this when Batman had enough with Joker and was beating him to death for one too many deaths. So yes, even Batman had often thought of crossing the lines.
Batman has only been 'insane' since _The Killing Joke._ Before then, he was someone who had gotten over his parents' deaths, but was still motivated by it to protect people. Not someone obsessed with stopping all crime all the time to the exclusion of his own wellbeing.
The Black Hand of Sauron in Shadow of Mordor. If only he didn't kill Talion in ritual to summon Celebrimbor and attempt to bind him. Like an idiot, dude decided to use the best ranger on the wall and obvious better choice for Celebrimbor instead of the cook or something.
You must be thinking of D-list Spider-Man villain Arcade, Andy, because the Riddler is awesome. Joker has to murder dozens of people at a time to get Batman's attention. Riddler leaves a half-finished crossword puzzle on a chair and Batman obsessively devotes all of his resources to tracking him down. Work smart, not hard.
Lucian in Fable 2. You would never have known you were a hero if he hadn't tested you, and you wouldn't have had any reason to assemble the other heroes and go after him if he hadn't shot your sister. Seeing as you're the only person who could destroy the spire...
GothNavyWife that's just Greek tragedy written all over it. The bad guy gets told that someone will stop him and so bad guy attacks unannounced hero and hero then seeks revenge on bad guy.
Oh...my...lord. I've watched the series from my birth in 74 to its cancellation. How on earth could I have made such an error? I shall hang my head in shame for the next few minutes until a... SQUIRREL!
You forgot the unnamed villain from the Captain Fistfight anime/game where he unintentionally fixes the cities water pipes, upgrades the security, creates a new source of Vitamin D and fixed the main protagonists shoulder.
It is from a TH-cam video where a villain did all those things, but then the hero tells them that all the bad things they did fixed the city. Said villain shoots the hero and somehow it fixed his shoulder as well.
How is this not the #1 comment lol, Jane is awesome. If there wasn't the internal struggle of being turned off by a woman sharing the same name as my mother, i'd probably be asking if she's looking for someone to marry haha
What about Darth Malak from the Knights of the Old Republic? If he had not betrayed his master, the events that lead to his ultimate demise would not have occurred. Or, from a certain point of view, the Jedi council who thought that brainwashing a sith lord was a good idea? I mean what could go wrong with a plan like that?
Well, brainwashing a Sith Lord could actually turn out pretty okay, if you play Light Side. Sure beats simply killing him to end up eventually curb-stomped by his apprentice. (okay, so they still end up dead in the second game, but that's pretty much unrelated)
Given the Lightside ending of KotoR is the canon one (Well, the whole game isn't canon now, it almost was if Disney let Clone Wars continue, which also would have made the Yuuzhan Vong canon cause they had an episode planned with them in it, but you know what i mean and i'm rambling.) It uh..........Went about as well as they could have reasonably hoped, maybe even a little better..
I want to express my opinion on Jane failing to save the Council (Paragon Shep here and proud!) but there's something that looks suspiciously like an orbital laser satellite in the night sky, and I like my flat un-flattened....
@@saphiwrath I mean, CPR, the proper emergency procedure to undertake when you find someone in cardiac arrest, usually breaks ribs. But it's better than being dead.
@@elafimilo8199 It does not "usually" break ribs. That first push breaks built up cartilage around the ribs. Sounds horrible, but not actually a bad thing.
A shoutout to every pokemon minion ever who always chose to fight you in a pokemon battle and back away, allowing you to progress, instead of merely refusing to battle you and halting your progress altogether.
In Pokémon X and Y, there's a Team Flare grunt that stands in your way, but refuses to move even after you beat him, leaving you to go all the way around, leading to ~15 minutes extra game.
*You thought the main antagonist was the creepy Dark Spawn, huh?* *Well, surprise! It's the fancy elf sitting in your library complaining about tea!* Pretty funny. Solas just wanna take revenge for the Inquisitor constantly jumping from the upper floor on his desk. Alduin obviously screwed up the worst though...you had one job Alduin.
There is a fan theory that Alduin saved the dragonborn on purpose so that the status quo would have a champion in the battle with him to determine if the age came to an end or not (...jeez, it's like this is a prophetic Norse myth or something.) If that is the case then Alduin goes on a "___ Sporting Villians Who Gave Us a Fighting Chance" list.
@Viktor Samoja I feel like that more than anything sucks cause that'll be the fallout 3 of elderscrolls where th pc has no choice but to die whenever bethesda makes their final elder scrolls game
That's the most overrated ending in gaming history. If there're infinite timelines, killing one dude is not going to do jack shit. That's why you don't play with timelines on your plot.
The idea was that right there at the end, that was more of a symbolic thing, I'd say. Of course he didn't *literally* kill every Comstock. It was a symbol of him doing it, erasing Comstock from every and any existence. Elizabeth transported them into a "meta-world", if you catch my drift. Don't take it as me defending it, or saying it's a good ending. I feel like it was done just for mere shock value, more than anything. When you see it, you say to yourself it's the best ever, but when you actually start thinking about it, and the entire plot of the game, it just stops making any logical sense. And then it falls apart because of Burial at Sea anyway. I definitely agree on the timelines, though. Putting them in your plot has some serious consequences, if you don't handle it right
Don't forget Father Mathias, the antagonist from the Tomb Raider reboot. During their first meeting Lara falls asleep and Mathias kidnaps Sam. I mean the guy's a zealous lunatic with no qualms about murder but he can't spare a moment to pick up a rock and stove in the head of his kidnap victim's sleeping confederate, thereby ensuring he's not followed? That's just careless.
I romanced Solas in my Inquisition playthrough and it adds so much more to the epilogue. Seriously I would highly recommend it. The extra lines and scenes you get during the confrontation is GOLDEN. Been waiting for so many damn years for the next dragon age game 😭😭😭
There was a lot of stuff about why Gollum fell in the books that were left out of the movies. Oaths and curses and the hand of God and the remnants of Smeagol's sanity. If nothing else he literally had nowhere better to go: Frodo claiming the Ring had put a spotlight on them. Honestly, it might be more accurate to say that the Ring destroyed the Ring. Around the point where Frodo wasn't really Frodo anymore he cursed Gollum to die in fire if he ever touched 'me' again, and he did later touch both of the entities that 'me' might have counted as at that point.
I'm just going to say it right now, before something bad happens: Mike, turn that palantír over to Andy right now. No, do not look into it. It'll make you manically depressed, lead you into madness and you'll eventually try to set yourself on fire. Nobody wants to clean up after that.
Another villain who helped save the day was Zoltun Kulle from Diablo 3. He created the Black Soulstone to empower himself but you eventually use it to trap all the Lords of Hell and save the day!
What about the darkness in Alan Wake, it seems to me that if youre using a writers work to prophesies your return and the writer is the only one that can change the ending and you dont kill him off on page one then you just werent trying very hard. Its always "spooky things attack Alan" never "Alan's brain explodes"
The Darkness is limited, broadly, by genre and medium constraints, and it has to influence Alan, it can't directly make him do stuff, IIRC. Also, it wants Alan to survive. It's trying to hurt him enough for recapture so he can finish the book the way it wants, remember?
Question including spoilers . . . . . When it reveals that Alan was written into existence by Thomas zane I can't help but think of the poet and the muse song in that the old gods of asguard probably wrote zane into existance Is this possible?
I've not played it personally, but if the goal is to weaken and capture him.... Why not... Alan walks into a building. One which happens to have only one entrance. Which is a remotely sealed blast door. He is then successfully captured. If it can't make him do stuff, put something like an Ultimate Weapon in said building, but leave it inoperable (in case he escapes), as bait. Or kidnap someone he cares about and use them as bait.
Scripts are printed on white paper, dumbass. And they're not "covered" in question marks, as question marks are only present on the paper when there's a question.
The Riddler is one of the most underrated Batman villains. He takes time and plans out his schemes, and in the recent "War of Jokes and Riddles" storyline, he had some of Gotham's most fearsome on his team, terrorizing members of Gotham. I'd like to see Electrocutioner do that
For a story that's not Post-New 52 and features Riddler not being a joke, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Zero Year does an excellent job of showing the Riddler as a strategic mastermind
My favorite Riddler story was when he decided to go straight and be a detective for Gotham PD. His motive? To prove Batman WASN'T the world's greatest detective!
I like to think that the collectors had found a way to overcome their indoctrination in atleast the smallest of ways to intervene Shepard and deliver him/her to cerberus, because the reapers had already started indoctrination on the illusive man. Therefore the collectors found out about his massive resources knew he could get Shepard a way to stop the reapers and free them. I like to believe they did not intend to kill Shepard, just give him incentive and means to defeat the reapers. I just loved the Protheans... minus the whole galaxy wide dictatorship thingy.
Worst batman villain is kite man. best batman villain is joker. Second best is calendar man despite having a dumb serial killer theme he is actually a genius
God Mass Effect 2 was a good game. The feeling when you get revived and then get a really freaking cool ship. When you go to the crash site of the Normandy.... If there was one game I could play again as if I had never played it, it would be Mass Effect 2.
@@luisemoralesfalcon4716 Keep the essentials. Fix the rest like making choices really affect gameplay. Killed the rachni in ME1? No rachni-reapers. Got Mordin killed in ME2? A completely alternate mission to recruit the krogan. Gave Cerberus too much stuff (data from a side mission, Legion, the frickin' Reaper base)? Gain a questionable ally or somethin'.
I bet you Jane has a lot of hearts, and she really need to devour them to stop this pain from demonic powers in the chest, where her puny human heart once was.
no Jane is secretly A18 from Future Trunks timeline but she dyed her hair Burnette. therefore, she has a perpetual power core that never runs out of energy.
I don't know, the collecters seems like a bit of a reach. Saren on the other hand can be blamed for shepherd saving the citadel. Totally Alduin in Skyrim though.
Yea, the Collectors were a bit of a reach, imo. They were controlled by Harbinger, so it's more like the Reapers inevitably saved the universe* by killing Shepard, leading to his/her resurrection, and gaining the support needed in the 3rd game.
This a list about villains who wanted to do bad things and accidentally did good things, Loghain wanted to do good things and accidentally did bad things until the end where you told him that he did bad things
SPOILERS Basically, General Loghain was the kind of guy who thought the end justified the means, and he did terrible stuff in order to prevent something he thought was bad from happening, which ended up bitting him (and the entire realm) in the ass when it made things A LOT worse. Namely, he abandonned the King of Ferelden and left him and the last members of an ancient order of protectors to die during a crucial battle against a terrible evil, both because he didn't take the evil in question seriously and because he thought (correctly) that the King was about to make important concessions to a rival state. Problem is, the ancient evil was actually kind of a big deal, way bigger than the rival state, and turns out the ancient order in question was 100% necessary to defeat it. Woopsie.
How about the Gravemind that saves Master Chief in Halo 3, thereby allowing him to stop the prophet of Truth from activating the Halo rings and saving the galaxy?
That was entirely intentional. If the Gravemind hadn't sent John to where he needed to be, the Prophets would have fired the rings and wiped out the Flood's food-source, and therefore eventually the Flood. The Gravemind knew EXACTLY what it was doing.
As a matter of fact, both examples are on purpose, pulling him from the water and ALSO the temporary alliance in Halo 3. If the rings fire, the Gravemind dies too.
Don't forget that in lore the true grave mind exists as a conceptual being. A member of an ancient race from before the age of the Forerunners. His plans are to infect everyone to keep them safe (they already tried giving people the authority to keep everyone else safe- and that sorta ended with the entire species save for the Gravemind being brutally massacred). In a really sorta screwed up way, the gravemind cares extremely that the current galaxy is not ended. He doesn't wish everyone killed (except for those dirty little forerunner arses); just united in a single, communal hivemind. I think his wording was something like "the Mantle of Responsibility demands we all become one" or something
persona 5: Shido frames Akira/Ren up for assault. setting up the events of the game, if akira wasn't framed, no persona powers, apocalypse by christmass. (That sounds like a great name for an indieband.) Persona 4: Adachi accidentaly sets Yu Narukami up to wonder "how did i get those powers?" preventing the apocolypse
Richard Spere Would the apocalypse still happen? Shido would basically be the representative for Yalbodoath or whatever his name is. Also, no one would care even if the apocalypse did happen, except for persona users, so just Goro who would've been killed by Shido.
Noir Nashman Summarising is not my strong suit. I don't know the difference between what's important and what not and I bring in extra info. So my summaries are often longer than the original. And I was hoping for not only the trilogy, but everything. As a true Tolkien fan, that is a minimum.
menno graafmans The original trilogy is what was specified. Plus, you can make summaries as generalized as you like. Even shortened down to one sentence. Like "Short guy tries to throw some jewelry into a volcano."
I always thought the reason Alduin from skyrim came to the village was to find a dragon sensing the sprite of a dragon not knowing that it was actually the dragonborn instead.
This video went up an hour ago and I did not get a notification from TH-cam. Considering how funny the jokes are in this, I'm even more ticked than normally would be.
I don't think Atlas cared if the player killed the Little Sisters or not. Atlas needed a minion with the power of Adam and the player gets that Adam no matter what choice you make.
It doesn't _really_ matter, though. You can perfectly kill him without killing a single Little Sister. I think you get better rewards on the long term, actually.
I'm not sure I follow you. Atlas only cares about the Little Sisters to the extent that their death can power Jack up for his purpose. He does ends up killed for good by a bunch of Little Sisters, but in the end whether you kill them or not has no influence on either of these things. You can still kill him without the extra Adam, and they'll still kill him even if you go for the bad ending. Besides, all he cares about is himself, so honestly even if you kill every Little Sister you meet, that won't do him much good once he's dead. Then again, I suppose that he (or you) might have gone for the surface if he forced you to kill them, so maybe you're right.
The Queen from Alice: Madness Returns. She keeps the growing cake in the middle of her garden maze like she wants people to eat it and storm her castle!
Great video! One more to your list is shadow of mordor. The main character started out as a scrafice for the main baddie to receive the power of the ring maker but ends up giving the power to the main character making him the one person preventing the whole Middle Earth being taking over by the Dark Lord.
Steven Citrin that's a lot less direct, and falls more along the lines of the villains just inspiring the heroes instead of giving the heroes the key to their own downfall
I loved the twist of Solace in Dragon Age Inquisition and I loved the game, and what I'd love even more is seeing a couple of you guys have a go with it on the channel... this or having Luke and Ellen play a bit more of Kingdom of Amalor
The thing about alduin is that he save the world in two ways. First is that he prevented the dragonborn to be executed and second is that he disobey his task as a world eater choosing to enslave it instead.
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The Joker: "Kill Bane or his heartbeat will kill me"
Batman: *Flashback to electrocutioner's comment about killing him and then jump-starting his heart*
Batman: "Lol loophole"
More like "I know a way around it"
Modern Problems require modern solutions
Those very same shock gloves saved Batman’s only emotional support as well. None other then our favourite butler, Mr Alfred.
Electrocutioner slick carried Batman through the game
I seriously don't get, why not just walk away? He is not killing the Joker. Batman doesn't have an ""obligatory life-saving" rule, now does he?
"Shepard, that sounds way too scary and expensive to be a serious problem. So, no, you can't have the resources you need to fight the Reapers." That first sentence hits a little too close to home in regards to politics, which makes it brilliant.
Can confirm. Source : 0321 Reconnaissance Marine
Bro she literally said that line in the video as soon as I read ur comment
If it wasn't entirely wrong. The end of ME1 creates a scenario where that scary threat is a few centuries away and will likely kill themselves trying to reach you. Eliminating enemy assets in a position to actually do bad things is...smart.
Does that mean Elon Musk is The Elusive Man?
What are you talking about? Video games aren't political. Keep politics out my games!!!
This is a joke please do not take this seriously.
"To harvest all intelligent life, leaving only rubble and kids eating tide pods"
Turns out the Reapers needn't have gone through all the rough work, humans are doing that by themselves already
what about the other sentient species?
Fred Cragg *rocks
Since when are humans sentient species?
See?! Not even reapers like Tide Pods!!
Never realized Solas' plan could be compared to opening a jar. He really screwed himself up with that one.
Honestly his plan is so much easier to explain with that comparison haha
to be fair if you where asleep for a thousand something years and tried to open on of the most powerful magically locked objects in existence you'd get someone else to do it for you
I believe that Alduin screwed up the worst, he could have just waited for one second and he would have dominated the world, ONE SECOND!!!!!!!!
Irony is that Alduin was actually going to Helgen to kill the Dragonborn. lol
He botched the murder.
@@littlearies3862 goddamn it know i want to put 300 more hours into skyrim
Ever wonder if Akatosh, the Dragon God of TIME is responsible gor his timing?
Well, he may be a nefarious dragon but it is wat more true to Odin to release your rival and let him grow powerful, not die weakly
Plus, the legion would never get their best general that helps them beat the clueless, misguided ethnocentric storm cloaks that only help the thalmor sow discord and cripple the area
@@KaladinVegapunk blasphemy you milk drinker. Hammerfell never fell and the nords stand with us
7 Times a Villain Warned Us and of Course We Didn't Listen.
Nick Johnson i think that will be fun
Nick Johnson they sort of covered that, they had a list of times when the bad guys actually had a good point and we ignored them
Tungstena Zarpedon.
Cold Fusion That's not quite what I mean. I mean times like Saints Row 4, when Zinyak warns you not to escape or else he will destroy the world. So you escape, and what does he do next?
Nick Johnson all god of war games
The Electrocutioner, trying to use electric gloves against a guy in a rubber suit.
To quote Lucius Fox: "Good luck."
Its kevlar
plus HES BATMAN. so nothing the villains do will ever work anyway cuz of plot armor.
Silly Turtle, Kevlar is also non-conductive.
Mar Hawkman i never said it was conductive. It isnt a metal. I just said the suit wasnt rubber
I dunno, I always feel that bad guys should eventually decide that trying to punch batman is detrimental to remaining fully functional and just not do it. It's different for dudes like bane who are so roided up the punches don't really hurt, but electrocutioner is just a guy. Like the guy from Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman that sees him and just nopes out of there.
2:00 Superman: "But... what about your rule?"
Batman: (Slurps Coffee) "Didn't kill him..."
Red: "To my knowledge, he lived out the rest of his days... drinking his food through a straw."
Who's red?
2:00 Superman: "But... what about your rule?"
Batman: (Slurps Coffee) "Didn't kill him..."
Red: "To my knowledge, he lived out the rest of his days... drinking his food through a straw."
@@chillbatman3329 maybe red hood?
Overly sarcastic?
Sounds like joker.... I mean he lost his teeth at some point didn't he???
“Gotham’s Hunkiest Goth” needs to become an official Batman nickname
Corypheus also accidentally saved the world. The very explosion that Corypheus caused, and Solas was hoping he'd die in, also not only spared the soon-to-be Inquisitor, but gave them the power to close rifts that would be instrumental in stopping Corypheus's plans.
What's green and covered with question marks?
A green queston mark covered in more question marks
It's also stupid so says Andy
So sayeth the wise Alaaaundooo...
SodomySnake Oh, a Baldur's Gate reference? I doff my hat to you, Sah!
Or I would, if I wore hats.
Ironic Dutch Moonshade his face will be perfect
That's The Question.....
“These squid-like space monsters rock up every fifty-thousand years, and harvest all the intelligent life in the milky way, and leaving only some rocks and kids eating Tide Pods...”
-Jane Douglas 2018
That about explains it...
The timing i had here was lucky,
She was narrating it and i was reading this.
@@jomsht7116 same 😂
No Handsome Jack? He directly profits from your failures but also is responsible for constantly reviving the players thus giving them infinite attempts to beat him
Brandon Welsh The reviving stations aren't considered cannon, thus it does not count.
Kegan682 I thought they were canon.
They could always just remove the New-U stations entirely and have you just respawn like in a normal game, but no - Borderlands writers want to have their non-canon cake and eat it, too.
Besides, Jack very directly saves the world in the events covered in the Pre-Sequel, so he counts, either way.
I would also accept having a rival corporation running the New-U stations as a way to stick it to Hyperion. "Oh Handsome Jack wants this person dead? Let's endlessly resurrect him/her!"
Jeedy Jay In the Presequel he wasn't a villain and his motives in 2 were to save the world he just got corrupted and scarred after many betrayals making his dark side be his only side and his goal that of a dictator.
"What's green, covered in question marks, and sucks?" My vacuum cleaner.
Don't ask.
Why
Trying to appreciate its resale value.
Someone’s just mad he didn’t find all the question marks.
In Origins, i thought I collected all the data packs, turns out i had to find people with the secrets and then collect more data packs
Hah
Incredible acting. Oscar and BAFTA worthy, Jane.... having a heart problem... having a heart.
So... what you're saying is that the last, best hope for humanity is one of Jane's experiments accidentally saving the world? I can live with that. More optimistic than the view of the world I held when I got up this morning.
which wouldnt be bad would it?
When will the OXbox crew realise that the ultimate villain, Jane Douglas, is in their midst...wait, what was that noise?
...NO, I DIDN'T MEAN IT! PLEASE! NO, JANE! NO! AAAAAAGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
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Jane is lovely and any other statements made to the contrary were untrue.
This comment is actually terrifying.
It was nice of her not to delete the first part
Puncherjoe1 it's a warning to anyone fool enough to comment something like this again
Hail the almighty master Jane. Our master will not hurt you, join us! Obey or you will be struck by eldritch lightning!!
Weirdass guy
Honestly I enjoyed Arkham Origins, it just needed more polish and time for patches....
Fighting against Deadstrike/Strider was the hardest fight of the bunch in my opinion. Albeit I very much enjoyed the fight.
@@kingkillaway1617 do you mean death stroke ?
@@kingkillaway1617 DEATHSTROKE fight was not that hard but it was fun
@@anirudhmathur5555 i'd say it was the hardest out of all of the boss fights in that game... nope, bane! second hardest... shit, third, cause there was two bane boss fights.
Yeah the same can be said about borderlands the pre sequel
On top of rescuing the Dragonborn, Alduin also raises the dragons who's souls power the shout that makes him killable.
" The thing about war, both sides think they are doing the right thing"
- Alexandra Reid
Shocking. Mass effect talks, Jane Appears with a big SMILE.
How is it that Batman's insistence on not killing is so much more cruel than if he just indulged in the odd mercy kill?
Metabolicspore 0 Batman has always been cruel against those who deserve the cruelty.
Batman is and has always been insane. It's his insanity that drives him to fight crime the way he does. Sane people would tell him he's doing it the hard way.
Because they deserve it. Batman not killing isnt because he doesnt want to inflict that sort of misery upon the "villains".
Killing just isnt right. Sure beating them up and almost killing isnt either but it still isnt as bad as killing
Mar Hawkman sane people would also agree that hard ways are often the better ways. Also "Batman is insane" comments are just memefied than practical. That's like saying people with PTSD or obsessive compulsive disorder are mental. Batman's most often is the latter, maybe a bit unstable, but his stance isn't even wrong.
And his "no kill rule" isn't all his own. The GCPD commissioner explicitly said him the only reason he tolerated Batman and his allies cause they never killed. And this when Batman had enough with Joker and was beating him to death for one too many deaths. So yes, even Batman had often thought of crossing the lines.
Batman has only been 'insane' since _The Killing Joke._ Before then, he was someone who had gotten over his parents' deaths, but was still motivated by it to protect people. Not someone obsessed with stopping all crime all the time to the exclusion of his own wellbeing.
Best thing anyone has said about the Tide pod challenge.
The delivery was so good
Damn punk kids. Back in my day we had to eat Tide out of the box!
The Black Hand of Sauron in Shadow of Mordor. If only he didn't kill Talion in ritual to summon Celebrimbor and attempt to bind him. Like an idiot, dude decided to use the best ranger on the wall and obvious better choice for Celebrimbor instead of the cook or something.
Good point
Renegade femShep? Jane is playing herself again, isn't she?
You must be thinking of D-list Spider-Man villain Arcade, Andy, because the Riddler is awesome. Joker has to murder dozens of people at a time to get Batman's attention. Riddler leaves a half-finished crossword puzzle on a chair and Batman obsessively devotes all of his resources to tracking him down. Work smart, not hard.
@Herald of dissonance haha lols
work smarter not harder
Hey riddler fans who's got too much time on his hands and has his head up his own ass?
Answer: the Riddler
You stole my profile picture from my school account jerk!!!
I thought someone from school Stole it for a minute and commented on this video
Lucian in Fable 2. You would never have known you were a hero if he hadn't tested you, and you wouldn't have had any reason to assemble the other heroes and go after him if he hadn't shot your sister. Seeing as you're the only person who could destroy the spire...
GothNavyWife that's just Greek tragedy written all over it. The bad guy gets told that someone will stop him and so bad guy attacks unannounced hero and hero then seeks revenge on bad guy.
The Electrocutioner is in this list. What a shocker!
Sharil Shahed puns are my favorite
God Damn it Barb
Booooooo
I literally just got that
That is funny!!!
Don't be silly, He's not as awesome as the Shocker! Seriously.. Batman's villains are mostly pathetic mooks compared to Spiderman's.
Fun fact: Paarthurnax's voice actor is Charles Martinet. The man who voices both of the Super Mario brothers.
I appreciate the continued use of her to discuss Shepherd. Fem-shep is cannon shep.
What's green and covered with question marks?
Kermit The Frog cosplaying as the sixth Doctor.
Patrick McCurry don't you mean the 7th? The 6th doctor's outfit was more crazy quilt than Riddler
Oh...my...lord. I've watched the series from my birth in 74 to its cancellation. How on earth could I have made such an error? I shall hang my head in shame for the next few minutes until a... SQUIRREL!
For my first time playing Inquisition, Solas was the one I romanced. My heart was shattered when he turned out to be the bad guy.
You forgot the unnamed villain from the Captain Fistfight anime/game where he unintentionally fixes the cities water pipes, upgrades the security, creates a new source of Vitamin D and fixed the main protagonists shoulder.
Srbindy ah yes captain fist fight
I can't tell if you are making shit up or that is actually real.
It is from a TH-cam video where a villain did all those things, but then the hero tells them that all the bad things they did fixed the city. Said villain shoots the hero and somehow it fixed his shoulder as well.
Lol gotta love ProZD videos
You'll never save prince horace
"Leaving nothing but rocks and kids eating Tide Pods..." ~smashes the Like button~
How is this not the #1 comment lol, Jane is awesome. If there wasn't the internal struggle of being turned off by a woman sharing the same name as my mother, i'd probably be asking if she's looking for someone to marry haha
@@OGPurePhoenix Yeah I love Jane that way too
YES!
Smash!
WAIT SO ALL THAT WOULD BE LEFT IS ROCKS KIDS EATING TIDE PODS AND KARENS
"what's green, covered in question marks, and sucks?" The answer is Andy dressed up as The Riddler.
What about Darth Malak from the Knights of the Old Republic? If he had not betrayed his master, the events that lead to his ultimate demise would not have occurred. Or, from a certain point of view, the Jedi council who thought that brainwashing a sith lord was a good idea? I mean what could go wrong with a plan like that?
Well, brainwashing a Sith Lord could actually turn out pretty okay, if you play Light Side. Sure beats simply killing him to end up eventually curb-stomped by his apprentice. (okay, so they still end up dead in the second game, but that's pretty much unrelated)
Look at the title of the video... saved the world, as In earth 🙄🙄😂😂
The world of Dragon Age isn't Earth. Same thing for that of LotR.
From my point of view the Jedi are evil!
Given the Lightside ending of KotoR is the canon one (Well, the whole game isn't canon now, it almost was if Disney let Clone Wars continue, which also would have made the Yuuzhan Vong canon cause they had an episode planned with them in it, but you know what i mean and i'm rambling.)
It uh..........Went about as well as they could have reasonably hoped, maybe even a little better..
How about one with like 6 villains who became good guys in the end.
Jacob Prim Archie/Maxie/Guzma from Pokémon.
Didn't they already make a movie like that?
no, it was the other way around: 7 heroes who became villains and on top of it looked way cooler
Starkiller. Greatest dark Jedi ever.
The only way around should only have 1 entry. Arthas.
I want to express my opinion on Jane failing to save the Council (Paragon Shep here and proud!) but there's something that looks suspiciously like an orbital laser satellite in the night sky, and I like my flat un-flattened....
IdontKnowWhatiKnewistrue
cue *THAT'S NOT HOW DEFIBRILLATORS WORK!* crowd
And they're right.
Also he probably busted Alfred's ribs with that punch. I know it's supposed to happen but you don't just punch people to help them.
@@saphiwrath I mean, CPR, the proper emergency procedure to undertake when you find someone in cardiac arrest, usually breaks ribs. But it's better than being dead.
@@elafimilo8199 I know it breaks ribs but... usually not like that 😳.
@@saphiwrath There are actually times when you punch someone to help them. The precordial thump is an example.
@@elafimilo8199 It does not "usually" break ribs. That first push breaks built up cartilage around the ribs. Sounds horrible, but not actually a bad thing.
Joe Chill set Bruce Wayne on the path to become Batman.
biggest failure ever
I like how Andy said "Gotham's hunkiest goth" as if that leaves him in the running for a different city's award.
The downfall of most villains is monologuing. Help the good guys while showing off.
A shoutout to every pokemon minion ever who always chose to fight you in a pokemon battle and back away, allowing you to progress, instead of merely refusing to battle you and halting your progress altogether.
Sigilbreaker26 What about that one Skull grunt who refused to fight you AND ran away?
Aren't trainers honour bound to accept any challenge, regardless of who it is?
In Pokémon X and Y, there's a Team Flare grunt that stands in your way, but refuses to move even after you beat him, leaving you to go all the way around, leading to ~15 minutes extra game.
*You thought the main antagonist was the creepy Dark Spawn, huh?*
*Well, surprise! It's the fancy elf sitting in your library complaining about tea!*
Pretty funny. Solas just wanna take revenge for the Inquisitor constantly jumping from the upper floor on his desk.
Alduin obviously screwed up the worst though...you had one job Alduin.
It’s even worse if your a female elf who decided to romance the fancy elf 😭
So glad I wasn't the only one who would paradrop onto his desk!
There is a fan theory that Alduin saved the dragonborn on purpose so that the status quo would have a champion in the battle with him to determine if the age came to an end or not (...jeez, it's like this is a prophetic Norse myth or something.) If that is the case then Alduin goes on a "___ Sporting Villians Who Gave Us a Fighting Chance" list.
@Viktor Samoja I feel like that more than anything sucks cause that'll be the fallout 3 of elderscrolls where th pc has no choice but to die whenever bethesda makes their final elder scrolls game
Zachary Hale Comstock!
No, wait, I mean, Booker DeWitt...
I mean... yeah, you know what I mean
Yeah I know man.
AdiXeR the villain LITERALLY defeats himself
That's the most overrated ending in gaming history. If there're infinite timelines, killing one dude is not going to do jack shit. That's why you don't play with timelines on your plot.
The idea was that right there at the end, that was more of a symbolic thing, I'd say. Of course he didn't *literally* kill every Comstock. It was a symbol of him doing it, erasing Comstock from every and any existence. Elizabeth transported them into a "meta-world", if you catch my drift.
Don't take it as me defending it, or saying it's a good ending. I feel like it was done just for mere shock value, more than anything. When you see it, you say to yourself it's the best ever, but when you actually start thinking about it, and the entire plot of the game, it just stops making any logical sense.
And then it falls apart because of Burial at Sea anyway.
I definitely agree on the timelines, though. Putting them in your plot has some serious consequences, if you don't handle it right
There is always a man and a lighthouse.
YOU TALKED ABOUT INQUISITION YAY!!! It's my favorite, and you don't include it in lists very often!
Don't forget Father Mathias, the antagonist from the Tomb Raider reboot. During their first meeting Lara falls asleep and Mathias kidnaps Sam. I mean the guy's a zealous lunatic with no qualms about murder but he can't spare a moment to pick up a rock and stove in the head of his kidnap victim's sleeping confederate, thereby ensuring he's not followed? That's just careless.
I romanced Solas in my Inquisition playthrough and it adds so much more to the epilogue. Seriously I would highly recommend it. The extra lines and scenes you get during the confrontation is GOLDEN. Been waiting for so many damn years for the next dragon age game 😭😭😭
There was a lot of stuff about why Gollum fell in the books that were left out of the movies. Oaths and curses and the hand of God and the remnants of Smeagol's sanity. If nothing else he literally had nowhere better to go: Frodo claiming the Ring had put a spotlight on them.
Honestly, it might be more accurate to say that the Ring destroyed the Ring. Around the point where Frodo wasn't really Frodo anymore he cursed Gollum to die in fire if he ever touched 'me' again, and he did later touch both of the entities that 'me' might have counted as at that point.
What's green and covered with question marks, you ask?
????????outsidexbox???????
Mr. Mister Yeah, but he also asked "and sucks". OXBOX can't suck, they've got Jane. And Andy. And Mike. Okay, they just can't suck period.
They're not covered in question marks, either.
I'm just going to say it right now, before something bad happens: Mike, turn that palantír over to Andy right now. No, do not look into it. It'll make you manically depressed, lead you into madness and you'll eventually try to set yourself on fire. Nobody wants to clean up after that.
Another villain who helped save the day was Zoltun Kulle from Diablo 3. He created the Black Soulstone to empower himself but you eventually use it to trap all the Lords of Hell and save the day!
"Jane, that place where your human heart used to be!"
Also for the first one, joker gave Batman the shock gloves by kicking electrocutioner off the building
What about the darkness in Alan Wake, it seems to me that if youre using a writers work to prophesies your return and the writer is the only one that can change the ending and you dont kill him off on page one then you just werent trying very hard. Its always "spooky things attack Alan" never "Alan's brain explodes"
The Darkness is limited, broadly, by genre and medium constraints, and it has to influence Alan, it can't directly make him do stuff, IIRC. Also, it wants Alan to survive. It's trying to hurt him enough for recapture so he can finish the book the way it wants, remember?
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When it reveals that Alan was written into existence by Thomas zane I can't help but think of the poet and the muse song in that the old gods of asguard probably wrote zane into existance
Is this possible?
I've not played it personally, but if the goal is to weaken and capture him.... Why not...
Alan walks into a building. One which happens to have only one entrance. Which is a remotely sealed blast door. He is then successfully captured.
If it can't make him do stuff, put something like an Ultimate Weapon in said building, but leave it inoperable (in case he escapes), as bait. Or kidnap someone he cares about and use them as bait.
I think you need to play that game.
The scenario you pointed out wouldn't work like that.
Andy Mcp i d p e z
What's green, covered in question marks and sucks? The Green Lantern film script?
Truer words have never been spoken. Or written in a TH-cam-Comment section.
Scripts are printed on white paper, dumbass. And they're not "covered" in question marks, as question marks are only present on the paper when there's a question.
That's entirely not the point I was making; but that's fine, you do you.
The Riddler is one of the most underrated Batman villains. He takes time and plans out his schemes, and in the recent "War of Jokes and Riddles" storyline, he had some of Gotham's most fearsome on his team, terrorizing members of Gotham. I'd like to see Electrocutioner do that
Elizabeth Hall well Arkhan games don't really follow post new 52 stories. Thus beforehand while he was still no joke, he was still a joke.
For a story that's not Post-New 52 and features Riddler not being a joke, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Zero Year does an excellent job of showing the Riddler as a strategic mastermind
My favorite Riddler story was when he decided to go straight and be a detective for Gotham PD. His motive? To prove Batman WASN'T the world's greatest detective!
He has OCD majorly.
"And kids eating Tide Pods" omg Jane I'm in tears XD
I like to think that the collectors had found a way to overcome their indoctrination in atleast the smallest of ways to intervene Shepard and deliver him/her to cerberus, because the reapers had already started indoctrination on the illusive man. Therefore the collectors found out about his massive resources knew he could get Shepard a way to stop the reapers and free them. I like to believe they did not intend to kill Shepard, just give him incentive and means to defeat the reapers. I just loved the Protheans... minus the whole galaxy wide dictatorship thingy.
The Electrocutioner really was a shocking villain, watt else can I say?
OHMy God, you guys are revolting.
TheRupertLitterbin - Lol
Your comment really shocked me
TheRupertLitterbin Godd ones
Did he recieve AMPle funding for his weapons?
I like how the poll for worst Batman villain has two separate options for Riddler.
Worst batman villain is kite man. best batman villain is joker. Second best is calendar man despite having a dumb serial killer theme he is actually a genius
Geez, Mass Effect and Dragon Age on the same list! BioWare really must love helpful villians. (Thanks Corypheus!)
"Mysterious vigilante with Bruce Wayne's exact chin"
Lmao
God Mass Effect 2 was a good game. The feeling when you get revived and then get a really freaking cool ship. When you go to the crash site of the Normandy.... If there was one game I could play again as if I had never played it, it would be Mass Effect 2.
Those are two games that I want to be remade, the third well....
@@luisemoralesfalcon4716 The third game should be remade as well. As in, remade into a completely different game.
@@ChimeraMK There were a lpt of good parts but it had it issues honestly.
@@luisemoralesfalcon4716 Keep the essentials. Fix the rest like making choices really affect gameplay. Killed the rachni in ME1? No rachni-reapers. Got Mordin killed in ME2? A completely alternate mission to recruit the krogan. Gave Cerberus too much stuff (data from a side mission, Legion, the frickin' Reaper base)? Gain a questionable ally or somethin'.
@@ChimeraMK True, Ashley Williams deleted content should also make an appearance.
TVTropes entry: Nice Job Fixing It Villain
Jane has a heart? I thought she was powered by demonic energy...
I'm sure she has a vestigial heart hidden away in there somewhere, but it stopped beating and turned to stone a long time ago.
I bet you Jane has a lot of hearts, and she really need to devour them to stop this pain from demonic powers in the chest, where her puny human heart once was.
It's not her original heart.
Jane has a heart, its a clockwork one like in Dishonored. It whispers video ideas.
no Jane is secretly A18 from Future Trunks timeline but she dyed her hair Burnette. therefore, she has a perpetual power core that never runs out of energy.
I don't know, the collecters seems like a bit of a reach. Saren on the other hand can be blamed for shepherd saving the citadel. Totally Alduin in Skyrim though.
Oblithian I'd say The Illusive Man had more of a hand in it then the Collectors. The Collectors just screwed themselves
Yea, the Collectors were a bit of a reach, imo. They were controlled by Harbinger, so it's more like the Reapers inevitably saved the universe* by killing Shepard, leading to his/her resurrection, and gaining the support needed in the 3rd game.
Villain: Hahaha I have destroyed the world!
Hero: You actually saved the world--
Villain: What the fuck--
I remember playing ME2 for the first time and getting chills when they introduced the new SR2 Normandy.
But what if I _do_ want to be a villain?
Robbie Rotten was offering lessons on how to be a real villain, but that meme’s dead now so...
Play Dungeon Keeper and torture faries by almost pulling their wings off.
And compete with Jane? Good luck.
+DavidtheWavid I'll be Jane's villainous sidekick then.
Play dcuo
In Dragon Age Origins you get the option to accept the evil king into your party as a gray-warden just so you can sacrifice him and save the day.
Loghain wasn't evil, just misunderstood, like me.
Othmar Garithos prohaps antagonist would have been more appropriate
This a list about villains who wanted to do bad things and accidentally did good things, Loghain wanted to do good things and accidentally did bad things until the end where you told him that he did bad things
I haven't played Dragon Age Origins, but Loghain sounds like Bizarro.
SPOILERS
Basically, General Loghain was the kind of guy who thought the end justified the means, and he did terrible stuff in order to prevent something he thought was bad from happening, which ended up bitting him (and the entire realm) in the ass when it made things A LOT worse.
Namely, he abandonned the King of Ferelden and left him and the last members of an ancient order of protectors to die during a crucial battle against a terrible evil, both because he didn't take the evil in question seriously and because he thought (correctly) that the King was about to make important concessions to a rival state. Problem is, the ancient evil was actually kind of a big deal, way bigger than the rival state, and turns out the ancient order in question was 100% necessary to defeat it. Woopsie.
Keep up the good work Oxbox!
Technically Alduin saves the world twice.
The world only exists because he didn’t fulfill his duty of destroying it.
Life destroys itself.
When alduin said "i will outlast you, mortal" i was a vampire at the time, so yeah no escape alduin. Or however you spell it.
You spelled it correctly.
How about the Gravemind that saves Master Chief in Halo 3, thereby allowing him to stop the prophet of Truth from activating the Halo rings and saving the galaxy?
Which time, the grave mind saves chief from drowning i and teleporting chief to where he needed to be.
That's Halo 2, not Halo 3, unless you mean when he becomes a brief ally in Halo 3 just before Truth's death.
That was entirely intentional. If the Gravemind hadn't sent John to where he needed to be, the Prophets would have fired the rings and wiped out the Flood's food-source, and therefore eventually the Flood. The Gravemind knew EXACTLY what it was doing.
As a matter of fact, both examples are on purpose, pulling him from the water and ALSO the temporary alliance in Halo 3. If the rings fire, the Gravemind dies too.
Don't forget that in lore the true grave mind exists as a conceptual being. A member of an ancient race from before the age of the Forerunners. His plans are to infect everyone to keep them safe (they already tried giving people the authority to keep everyone else safe- and that sorta ended with the entire species save for the Gravemind being brutally massacred). In a really sorta screwed up way, the gravemind cares extremely that the current galaxy is not ended. He doesn't wish everyone killed (except for those dirty little forerunner arses); just united in a single, communal hivemind. I think his wording was something like "the Mantle of Responsibility demands we all become one" or something
persona 5: Shido frames Akira/Ren up for assault. setting up the events of the game, if akira wasn't framed, no persona powers, apocalypse by christmass. (That sounds like a great name for an indieband.)
Persona 4: Adachi accidentaly sets Yu Narukami up to wonder "how did i get those powers?" preventing the apocolypse
Richard Spere Would the apocalypse still happen? Shido would basically be the representative for Yalbodoath or whatever his name is. Also, no one would care even if the apocalypse did happen, except for persona users, so just Goro who would've been killed by Shido.
Persona 4 was actually due to the fog goddess giving both you and Adachi the power of crossing realms.
You know, I would’ve settled for a 16 minute video of Jane’s summary of the whole LOTR trilogy
Don't you mean 16 hours?
menno graafmans
The whole point of a summary is to explain something concisely.
The trilogy itself isn't even that long.
Noir Nashman Summarising is not my strong suit. I don't know the difference between what's important and what not and I bring in extra info. So my summaries are often longer than the original. And I was hoping for not only the trilogy, but everything. As a true Tolkien fan, that is a minimum.
menno graafmans
The original trilogy is what was specified. Plus, you can make summaries as generalized as you like. Even shortened down to one sentence. Like "Short guy tries to throw some jewelry into a volcano."
Noir Nashman Just let me be a fanboy who is bad at sumarising, ok? Snif snif.
3:09 That's not how a defibrillator works tho
Jane with the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy reference! Take my like for that!
"Leaving nothing but rocks and kids eating tide pods." 😂
Aren't we all both the villain and the hero of our own stories?
no
Caitlin RC That's deep
>_> No I'm not!
_> Shut up, you!
That's deep Caitlin, that's real deep.
Caitlin RC so says Batman
Solas reminds me of Professor Quirell from the first harry potter book/movie
"We'll... just say he fell in."
Haha, nice. Head cannon-ed.
I always thought the reason Alduin from skyrim came to the village was to find a dragon sensing the sprite of a dragon not knowing that it was actually the dragonborn instead.
A roomba that vacuums up your heart meds? Why are your heart meds loose on the floor?
They weren't, which is why a new roomba had to be invented.
You tripped over the Roomba
This video went up an hour ago and I did not get a notification from TH-cam. Considering how funny the jokes are in this, I'm even more ticked than normally would be.
I'm not sure if this counts, but in Bioshock, Atlas/Fontaine never once tells Jack to "would you kindly" kill the Little Sisters
Casey Baker oh gods, I can imagine it if he did make you kill the little sisters and now my feels hurt 😱😭
I don't think Atlas cared if the player killed the Little Sisters or not. Atlas needed a minion with the power of Adam and the player gets that Adam no matter what choice you make.
It doesn't _really_ matter, though. You can perfectly kill him without killing a single Little Sister. I think you get better rewards on the long term, actually.
Furymgs3 Yeah, but you really can't say you saved the day unless you rescue them
I'm not sure I follow you. Atlas only cares about the Little Sisters to the extent that their death can power Jack up for his purpose. He does ends up killed for good by a bunch of Little Sisters, but in the end whether you kill them or not has no influence on either of these things. You can still kill him without the extra Adam, and they'll still kill him even if you go for the bad ending. Besides, all he cares about is himself, so honestly even if you kill every Little Sister you meet, that won't do him much good once he's dead.
Then again, I suppose that he (or you) might have gone for the surface if he forced you to kill them, so maybe you're right.
The Queen from Alice: Madness Returns. She keeps the growing cake in the middle of her garden maze like she wants people to eat it and storm her castle!
Great video! One more to your list is shadow of mordor. The main character started out as a scrafice for the main baddie to receive the power of the ring maker but ends up giving the power to the main character making him the one person preventing the whole Middle Earth being taking over by the Dark Lord.
Every time I hear Paarthurnax now I think of Mario. That's it, I need to find a mod which gives the dragon Mario's Hat!
Wait...So Jane is going to SAVE the world? Keep up the good work Jane!
Ah, you guys are so funny; we all know Jane has no heart~
"What's green and covered in question marks and sucks?" My halloween costume this year.
“Harvests all intelligent life leaving rocks and kids eating tidepods” lmfao 4:12
How about Darth Vader & The Emperor in Star Wars The Force Unleashed. They accidentally create the Rebel Alliance which destroys them and the Empire.
Steven Citrin that's a lot less direct, and falls more along the lines of the villains just inspiring the heroes instead of giving the heroes the key to their own downfall
How about the fact starkiller was that strong to Best them.
I loved the twist of Solace in Dragon Age Inquisition and I loved the game, and what I'd love even more is seeing a couple of you guys have a go with it on the channel... this or having Luke and Ellen play a bit more of Kingdom of Amalor
Andy, stop insulting my green question mark outfit. I know you are just jealous.
The thing about alduin is that he save the world in two ways. First is that he prevented the dragonborn to be executed and second is that he disobey his task as a world eater choosing to enslave it instead.
"What's green, covered in question marks, and sucks?"
... Jim Carrey?
That funny