Wish they could’ve gone on with the their game so we would’ve known how the story would’ve wrapped up. I enjoyed bobafett in the game. Also really loved the DLC where you go to town on Tatooine hacking Jawas and Tuscan raiders
Can I know your opinion on something? Mass Effect will always be my fave. I play the trilogy every year. But I wanna know how you felt about the Andromeda gameplay, if you played it, and how it holds up. I felt it was really engaging and I enjoyed the new combat system SO MUCH but obv the story completely lacks.
@@Bryanmiester Yeah the gameplay itself is so much better and less janky but the story just refused to be good. I would have loved to explore more with the dark matter because the opening scene after entering the Ark’s bridge looked amazing
I don't know what exactly you think about the Andromeda but when i first played it the opening was really amazing and looked promising but when you advance further more in the story it starts lacking and not so choice driven(at least for me cause i could easily predict what would happen)but the gameplay was in complete contrast to the story really smooth gameplay and controls and i still love it.
Thanks to both of you! All the people I hang around hate the game but have never played it. It’s just really engaging before you notice the repeat content and I can’t help but build combo after combo while fighting. I think it’s actually really intuitive minus the A.I. at times. Most people take it as a mass effect redeemer when in reality, it’s the start of a new story and they want to experiment. They just gotta get that narrative on track. Thanks again, It’s relieving to know I’m not the only one that thought the gameplay was pretty sound.
Star was the force unleashed was such a great game man. I remember having to redo it from the beginning every weekend because I didn't have the memory card
I always thought it was so weird when people said they didn’t have memory cards. They were cheap and literally not having to restart the game every time and wasting your time, Atleast in my opinion.
@@TheMyleyD Exactly, it was pissing me off how he’s saying it wrong. Did he even play the game cuz they say it a ton? How do you still pronounce it wrong?
@@TheMyleyD Said all the time in ME1, said a few times in ME2, and also in ME3. It’s literally impossible to say his name wrong unless you never played the games lol
Desmond killing Lucy and then dying was a huge “WTF” moment for me. I remember sitting there thinking “What did they dooooo?!” Lol “they” as in Ubisoft
For some reason I knew that was going to happen well sort of because what sells AC games is the historical time period not the future(present) stuff "they" said themselves "we don't really know what to do with the present Desmond and the modern assassins apart from have them jump in the animus and visit the past" I mean look what they did with Valhalla the modern day lady Layla choses to stay inside a simulation to help the Desmond spectre thing as her body starts to die by radiation exposure
Then you miss a turnoff for the shortcut and you’ve walked your character for a real life hour without backtracking or crossing your path and you still haven’t gotten to the base of the mountain. Then you look at the map again and realize how much you haven’t crossed yet. And, oh wow, you thought Morrowind and Oblivion were huge.
What I always LOVED with the Mass Effect series were the sound effects. And like the intense sound design of Sovereign talking. By now I would've thought more great games would have done that.
The KOTOR reveal will always be one of my favorite moments. Talking to the crew afterwards is really interesting. Remembering that and playing through the ME:LE makes me really hope Bioware can pull off ME4 and DA4
Ah the Flood. The enemy everyone who fought for the first time said, “That was INCREDIBLE! Now I NEVER want to fight that enemy EVER again and will be pissed any time they show up instead of the Covenant for the rest of the series...”
I rather fight the whole covernet armies than having to face the flood. Those things keep popping in and out from every vents and dark corners. Not only that, those little heads when they burst out always large numbers that i always end up running around like headless chicken due to lack of bullets and grenades. Its like every weapons and bullets are all gone from the start of the flood mission. There are some here and there but not when you really need them the most.
The no Russian mission was a time in gaming where you could become the villian and really get a feel for them. I had genuine hate for Makarov after that mission. I was ready to hunt him down and kill him, before it was like eh whatever but after that mission I was rushing through missions to kill him
In Modern Warfare 2, Ghost dying was a huge moment... so much so When I played the remaster, I got a achievement for killing Shepherd at the first shoot house when he watches your performance.
0:41 Modern warfare 2 2:08 metal gear solid 3:26 mass effect 4:54 the force unleashed 5:53 fallout 3 7:03 crysis 1 8:05 God of war 9:07 Assassin's creed 2 10:11 halo combat evolved 11:11 Star wars knights...
OMG!!! Thank you so much for putting the conversation with Sovereign on the list. It's one of my favorite moments in all gaming. To me the most underrated villain in gaming history. Every single line of his is amazing. And I really mean that. His first line "You are not Saren" is already a much better choice than "who are you?" would have been. It totaly sets the tone for what type of character he is. Really so many great lines but "You exist because we allow it. And you will end because we demand it!" is by far my favorite one. Whoever wrote his lines deserves an award.
For me it was mass effect 3 where you solo fight a reaper with a laser guided canon thing. It's far in the distance on a planet just destroying and rampaging the city below you and every time you call down the orbital strike it gets closer and closer and the last shot it's like right on top of you about to shoot it's main laser at you and it's main eye that shoots it fills almost the entire screen and you can hear it powering its laser and you just like oh shit oh shit oh shit
@@lawrencetalbot8346 yeah, it's not just a "Hey! Press this button at this time or you die!!" It's "MASH THE SHIT OUT OF THESE BUTTONS FOR ACTUAL MINUTES CAUSE IF YOU DONT YOURE FUUUUCKED!!!" Lmao
It isn't in the 2000's but the moment in Far Cry 3 where you're crawling through the pile of bodies... Or the moment from Borderlands 2 when lilith moves sanctuary.
Which I don't understand.. How was that more of a problem than shooting random npc's in GTA? Sure there is the aspect of painting a certain group as terrorists/bad, but we are doing that regardless.
@@bnice1374 Story. People can F around in GTA and Skyrim and Dishonored and no one cares because you are never told you have to. No Russian was different as it was a Main Stream game where your goal was to shot Civilians and participate (though you can choose not to shot) in a massacre.
The Virmire mission in Mass Effect 1 is one of the best moments in the series (surpassed possibly only by the Suicide Mission). I remember first speaking to Sovereign and just having my entire 13 year old brain blown to pieces.
Titan fall 2. When BT throws you at the last mission to save you from his detonation. Me: I was ready to die with you BT!!!! BT: Protocol 3- protect the pilot. Me: :’(
While that that game is great and I love that scene, I don’t think it’s really a “holy shit” moment, I mean who didn’t see that coming from a mile away lol
I think a good "Holy Shit!" moment was in Dead Space 1, when Isaac finds out his girlfriend Nicole was dead the entire time. I was genuinely surprised when that happened.
If you do a part 3, Star Wars: Republic Commando's last mission is where you are forced to leave a brother behind. This gives more nuance to the commandos and their bonds as brothers.
So glad someone else mentioned this. Came here to put this down too. I play that game once a year maybe, one of my fav star wars games. I still feel emotion when I get there.
Personally the first time I played Prototype I was loving Alex Mercer, the story, and abilities that you can do while completely destroying or slaughtering uncounted millions of enemies. But once finding out that Alex himself was actually The Blacklight Virus itself that copied everything about him & slowly learning the real Alex’s past, I got holy shits immediately & made the game more fan favorite to me everytime I go back to it. 👍🏼😆👍🏼
I'm not sure if anyone in the comment mentioned this one... But Skyrim Dawnguard dlc, when 2 dragons break from the ice lake... That was like, one of the biggest holy s moments for me...
The section in Uncharted 3 when you get booted out the plane with no chute and have to skydive a bit to in order to make it down safely. It took me way too long to realize it was not a cutscene. 😅😅😅
COD Modern Warfare 2, God Of War 1 and 2, Star Wars The Force Unleashed, Halo CE, and Star Wars KOTOR are ABSOLUTELY one of my MOST ABSOLUTE favorites here! MOST DEFINITELY enjoyed the HOLY SH1T moments from those.
Seeing the immense change in video game quality, story telling, cinematics, etc just in the 2000's was amazing to see. We will soon start talking about the 2000's like we do the 90's.
I am so happy you mentioned Halo CE and KOTOR, My favorite games ever! Also when i saw the flood for the first time when i was younger, my soul had left my body i got spooked so bad
I've played a lotta games over the years, from the 2600 to PS5 currently. But what's always stood out to me was the car shootout from Uncharted 2. Leaping from car to car, shooting guys, taking cover, it just blew me away. There's been more and more outlandish set pieces in the years since but that one, man it stuck with me BIG TIME.
One of my favs was in the original Far Cry, when you think you're almost done with the game and suddenly you're thrown off a helicopter and have to fight fucking mutated monsters seemingly out of nowhere. Such a nice twist.
Since when do you become gherman? Do you mean that you take his place being possessed or whatever by the moon presence in the ending where you beat him but don’t eat 3 umbilical cowards?
I loved that moment in star wars knights of the old republic. I literally played the game another 100 times after that. Even jumping from my original Xbox(back then) to PC(now)
Especially since up to that point, the game was mostly buff dudes with chainsaw rifles cutting through monsters from underground. When you meet Dom’s wife is when the storytelling get serious. RIP Dom, you are missed…
Yup, I still remember how much in awe I was when I first played God of War. What an amazing setpiece to begin the game with, it felt like nothing before it and it just stuck with you. Both GoW games on the PS2 are such classics ^^
How quickly destiny went down hill was the most dramatic thing in gaming. I’m still super upset about that… god it was good, just for a sec, but still.
My biggest holy shit moment in Crysis 1 is during the tank mission when the top of the mountain just falls off. The mountain looms over every level in the game up until that point, so it's a constant presence on the horizon, and then it falls apart as the alien machine inside starts breaking out. I couldn't believe what I was seeing the first time I played it.
The firce unleashed was a game changer. I remember watching all the video and reading game informer about their physics engine. I was so excited to break everything in every way possible.
The Holy SH*T moment about Metal Gear is when you finally somehow understand what's going on in the plot
Lol..ikr
Have you ever seen Dunkeys video about it ? Hilarious
It’s such a weird series.
For me, it's the meta-narrative going on in each game.
That end dialogue in sons of liberty was insane 😂 was way to young to understand it
I am so glad I played the force unleashed without any spoilers. That moment is the best
It was so great!
Same bro , also it was the very first video game i ever played and o boy did i enjoy every second about it.
Omg hell yes, I'm in fact simply happy they included it!
Force Unleashed will always be my favorite SW Game series. Top Tier
Ong
I fucking loved Star Wars The Force Unleashed, that *was* such a cool scene. I also loved the sequel.
I really wish they made a trilogy and not just a sequel, I WANT MORE STARKILLER
was?
Wish they could’ve gone on with the their game so we would’ve known how the story would’ve wrapped up. I enjoyed bobafett in the game. Also really loved the DLC where you go to town on Tatooine hacking Jawas and Tuscan raiders
Gotta love the games that make you feel OP in sequences
Yea I think the psp version was better than the ps3.
The most holy shit moment in god of war 2 is Zeus betraying you especially after helping you throughout the first game
For me was realizing he was Kratos was played by the same actor who plays Teal'c in SG-1.
@@wschnabel1987 that was not the same kratos in the game he was talking about. Chris judge only play krayos in the new game
The first battle with baldur in gow 2018 for me
Lee charging through the herd to save Clem is always gonna stick with me. Deserves to be in one of these videos
Feels :(
factsss
Man, TWD was way ahead of its time in storytelling for video games. So glad there bringing back A Wolf Among Us 2.
That and when he got bitten. I really couldn't believe they did that to him. But it was so well done
That series was insane, the characters and story was really nicely written.
Might go rewatch the whole thing.
Mass effect 1-3 is an incredible trilogy, favorite game series by far.
Can I know your opinion on something? Mass Effect will always be my fave. I play the trilogy every year. But I wanna know how you felt about the Andromeda gameplay, if you played it, and how it holds up. I felt it was really engaging and I enjoyed the new combat system SO MUCH but obv the story completely lacks.
@@Bryanmiester Yeah the gameplay itself is so much better and less janky but the story just refused to be good. I would have loved to explore more with the dark matter because the opening scene after entering the Ark’s bridge looked amazing
I don't know what exactly you think about the Andromeda but when i first played it the opening was really amazing and looked promising but when you advance further more in the story it starts lacking and not so choice driven(at least for me cause i could easily predict what would happen)but the gameplay was in complete contrast to the story really smooth gameplay and controls and i still love it.
Thanks to both of you! All the people I hang around hate the game but have never played it. It’s just really engaging before you notice the repeat content and I can’t help but build combo after combo while fighting. I think it’s actually really intuitive minus the A.I. at times. Most people take it as a mass effect redeemer when in reality, it’s the start of a new story and they want to experiment. They just gotta get that narrative on track. Thanks again, It’s relieving to know I’m not the only one that thought the gameplay was pretty sound.
I’m still trying to find that “Sawren” character.
Star was the force unleashed was such a great game man. I remember having to redo it from the beginning every weekend because I didn't have the memory card
Dang, at least you had fun
Had?
They still playin it every weekend to this very day.
I always thought it was so weird when people said they didn’t have memory cards. They were cheap and literally not having to restart the game every time and wasting your time, Atleast in my opinion.
@@czsup8967 my dad didn't wanna buy it💀💀
@@Olkv3D I've only completed it twice
"I am the vanguard of your destruction" Has always been one of the coolest lines in a game for me. I guess it's not just the words...but the moment.
Yeah its not even the plot that makes that moment so great, it's mostly how well written it is
ever since 2010 ive yelled "assuming direct control" when commanding units in rts games.
For me it was "our numbers will darken the sky of every world"
@@1Guason3 Yeah that one was good too. Made for a nice visualization.
Still gives me chills when i replay. I cant think of many more games ive experienced that match the foreboding of that moment.
No Russian was even more dramatic for me than the nuke scene but that’s just me
Idk nothing tops the original nuke in CoD 4
I played fallout to much to be fazed by the cod 4 nuke.
@@emigdiogreen7439 and I’ve played too much call of duty to be phased by fallout
I'm just watching the first time i play it on my friends pc
And just 😱
No Russian was so fucked when I first did the mission, I was no way they had this in a game. Good ol time
I’m a simple man. I see a picture of canonically forgotten Starkiller, I like the video.
Holy shit Samus is a girl. That was mine
Oh
I wasn't expecting to hear that.
Of course the body shape that's it.
Love it
In the 2000s...
They way you just said saren kind made me twitch lol
Same
Right? They say his name in game... Kinda hard to get it wrong.
SAW REN lol
I loved looking at the Burger Town menu in MW2😂💯
Nobody ever :
Falcon : So SAUREN in Mass Effect
I was just about to write this
Glad I saw this. He always says his name wrong :'D especially since Saren is said so many times in ME1 lol
@@TheMyleyD Exactly, it was pissing me off how he’s saying it wrong. Did he even play the game cuz they say it a ton? How do you still pronounce it wrong?
@@TheMyleyD Said all the time in ME1, said a few times in ME2, and also in ME3. It’s literally impossible to say his name wrong unless you never played the games lol
Dude was watching LotR before recording this video.
Desmond killing Lucy and then dying was a huge “WTF” moment for me. I remember sitting there thinking “What did they dooooo?!” Lol
“they” as in Ubisoft
For some reason I knew that was going to happen well sort of because what sells AC games is the historical time period not the future(present) stuff "they" said themselves "we don't really know what to do with the present Desmond and the modern assassins apart from have them jump in the animus and visit the past" I mean look what they did with Valhalla the modern day lady Layla choses to stay inside a simulation to help the Desmond spectre thing as her body starts to die by radiation exposure
Starkiller Bringing down a Star destroyer was so Awesome
It's one Level with the Duell of Obi-Wan and Anakin
In my opinion
Felt so bad for Ezio. Going through so much and then being told you're just a vehicle for a message to someone else.
Ah, the good old The Flood from Halo, and yes I was scared shitless.
Old yes but good.... They were a pain in ass at least for me
What about the glorious strategist, in Jade empire?
If you’ve already covered it I apologize but that was a great twist
Jade Empire! Whatta game! That was a throwback of all throwbacks! Love that game
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When that twist occurred I was genuinely surprised
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At least he has people who like him.
What about you.
@@rukitomikutochi8764 Seems more salty than sandy
For me, it was when I came out of the cave and see the land of Skyrim for the first time
Wasn't that after 2010?
@@sheadoherty7434 I was not old enough to play most of those games before 2010
@@chaotang9199 if you have a console that can play them i recommend you give them a go
falout 3 poped my chery when i was 13 i was blasted awhay never saw any game like that before
Then you miss a turnoff for the shortcut and you’ve walked your character for a real life hour without backtracking or crossing your path and you still haven’t gotten to the base of the mountain. Then you look at the map again and realize how much you haven’t crossed yet. And, oh wow, you thought Morrowind and Oblivion were huge.
What I always LOVED with the Mass Effect series were the sound effects. And like the intense sound design of Sovereign talking. By now I would've thought more great games would have done that.
The opening to mass effect two is easily one of the best openings in video game history! That genuinely took my breath.
The KOTOR reveal will always be one of my favorite moments. Talking to the crew afterwards is really interesting. Remembering that and playing through the ME:LE makes me really hope Bioware can pull off ME4 and DA4
I miss the 2000's. After playing diablo 2 i watch cartoon network. Fun times.
🤩
best times no wories no sadnes so exciting for the simple and litle things no depresion
Oh hell ya before lod could trade anything for perfect skulls or do cows with the necro blood golem and iron maiden never die!
Can’t forget Burnout 3 and watching G4
Ah the Flood. The enemy everyone who fought for the first time said, “That was INCREDIBLE! Now I NEVER want to fight that enemy EVER again and will be pissed any time they show up instead of the Covenant for the rest of the series...”
Haha, yes, now I have to completely switch weapon type. Ugh....
I rather fight the whole covernet armies than having to face the flood. Those things keep popping in and out from every vents and dark corners. Not only that, those little heads when they burst out always large numbers that i always end up running around like headless chicken due to lack of bullets and grenades. Its like every weapons and bullets are all gone from the start of the flood mission. There are some here and there but not when you really need them the most.
The Revan reveal was amazing. I’m so looking forward to the remake of Kotor!
The God of War boss at the start was the Hydra, not the Kraken.
I knew someone would make this comment 😂
Haven't even played GoW cause its console but noticed that can't be a kraken.
I was looking for this
And it was pretty awesome
I was like kraken don't have a serpent head, it's a squid.
The no Russian mission was a time in gaming where you could become the villian and really get a feel for them. I had genuine hate for Makarov after that mission. I was ready to hunt him down and kill him, before it was like eh whatever but after that mission I was rushing through missions to kill him
Get over it
Exactly. It shows how devious he is.
If a villain gets hated for the right reasons, then you know you succeeded.
If you hate the bad guy while playing the game, you know they made the story right
Pretty sure more people hated Micah than hated Makarov 🤣
Mw2 was the best cod game no one can tell me otherwise
In Modern Warfare 2, Ghost dying was a huge moment... so much so
When I played the remaster, I got a achievement for killing Shepherd at the first shoot house when he watches your performance.
That was a nice touch to the remaster like the Clown In Training trophy for COD 4.
0:41 Modern warfare 2
2:08 metal gear solid
3:26 mass effect
4:54 the force unleashed
5:53 fallout 3
7:03 crysis 1
8:05 God of war
9:07 Assassin's creed 2
10:11 halo combat evolved
11:11 Star wars knights...
OMG!!! Thank you so much for putting the conversation with Sovereign on the list. It's one of my favorite moments in all gaming. To me the most underrated villain in gaming history. Every single line of his is amazing. And I really mean that. His first line "You are not Saren" is already a much better choice than "who are you?" would have been. It totaly sets the tone for what type of character he is. Really so many great lines but "You exist because we allow it. And you will end because we demand it!" is by far my favorite one. Whoever wrote his lines deserves an award.
For me it was mass effect 3 where you solo fight a reaper with a laser guided canon thing. It's far in the distance on a planet just destroying and rampaging the city below you and every time you call down the orbital strike it gets closer and closer and the last shot it's like right on top of you about to shoot it's main laser at you and it's main eye that shoots it fills almost the entire screen and you can hear it powering its laser and you just like oh shit oh shit oh shit
Agree, that was freakin insane.
The force unleashed QTE is a good example of QTEs done right. You feel accomplished as hell afterwords. It's actually a challenge lol
Especially on the hardest difficulty. I remember clinching my teeth everytime I tried to pull down the ship like I was doing it myself
Oh wow
@@lawrencetalbot8346 yeah, it's not just a "Hey! Press this button at this time or you die!!" It's "MASH THE SHIT OUT OF THESE BUTTONS FOR ACTUAL MINUTES CAUSE IF YOU DONT YOURE FUUUUCKED!!!" Lmao
It isn't in the 2000's but the moment in Far Cry 3 where you're crawling through the pile of bodies... Or the moment from Borderlands 2 when lilith moves sanctuary.
You should've typed the first five words and then deleted the comment.
No russian mission still the best gaming moments of all time. You can't do the same thing these days.
Which I don't understand.. How was that more of a problem than shooting random npc's in GTA? Sure there is the aspect of painting a certain group as terrorists/bad, but we are doing that regardless.
@@bnice1374 Story. People can F around in GTA and Skyrim and Dishonored and no one cares because you are never told you have to.
No Russian was different as it was a Main Stream game where your goal was to shot Civilians and participate (though you can choose not to shot) in a massacre.
AC2's ending definitely blew my mind, and cemented that game as my favourite in the AC series to date. AC Origins is a close second.
my favorite "HOLY SH1T!" moment was the flood reveal from halo
The Virmire mission in Mass Effect 1 is one of the best moments in the series (surpassed possibly only by the Suicide Mission). I remember first speaking to Sovereign and just having my entire 13 year old brain blown to pieces.
The TFU star destroyer scene and the Revan reveal are my top 2 most memorable moments of any game.
Bruh the flood was next level "oh shit"
Titan fall 2. When BT throws you at the last mission to save you from his detonation.
Me: I was ready to die with you BT!!!!
BT: Protocol 3- protect the pilot.
Me: :’(
While that that game is great and I love that scene, I don’t think it’s really a “holy shit” moment, I mean who didn’t see that coming from a mile away lol
I like when you fell and he caught you barely saving you. Saw it coming, but still cool.
@@bulbousbungleton8691 fair enough
Shephard's betrayal at the end of MW gave a whole generation of kids *_Trust_* *_Issues_*
Remember when Bioware cared about their stories? Pepperidge farm remembers.
Cleopatra remembers as well.
I remember playing swtor the 1st time playing it thinking "wait what" sitting there in complete shock for 10 minutes.
MW2 multiplayer was and still is the best COD experience anyone could have lived through in its peak regarding gaming.. it turned boys into men lmao
I like how Falcon completely avoided saying "Isu" in this video after people ragged on the pronunciation in the last one. XD
Spineless wimp pulling out the evasion maneuver 🤣
@@plumber1337 no one likes you
The most impressive was when you had to actually unlock stuff and not pay to win. XD
I think a good "Holy Shit!" moment was in Dead Space 1, when Isaac finds out his girlfriend Nicole was dead the entire time. I was genuinely surprised when that happened.
An entry could’ve been the entire game “prototype” , when I played that shit I was amazed how crazy it is
I played 'no russian' in front of my parents the day they bought me the game.
their response? "what happened to mario.."
Looks like Mario goes bravo six at castle
@@BrianGaming365 Yea, he went dark
the flood from halo CE was a masterpiece of a twist !
If you do a part 3, Star Wars: Republic Commando's last mission is where you are forced to leave a brother behind. This gives more nuance to the commandos and their bonds as brothers.
So glad someone else mentioned this. Came here to put this down too. I play that game once a year maybe, one of my fav star wars games. I still feel emotion when I get there.
Personally the first time I played Prototype I was loving Alex Mercer, the story, and abilities that you can do while completely destroying or slaughtering uncounted millions of enemies. But once finding out that Alex himself was actually The Blacklight Virus itself that copied everything about him & slowly learning the real Alex’s past, I got holy shits immediately & made the game more fan favorite to me everytime I go back to it. 👍🏼😆👍🏼
The best part of blowing up Megaton is the ghoul lady that talks to you when you go back
It's been a full year (to the day) since the first video.
Love it.
When minerva started staring right into your face was goooold time
EA Sports, it's in the... wait where was I going with this?
It’s in the micro transactions.. sorry I mean game 😂
The max payne dream thing was amazing as much as i remember
Defeating sephiroth in kingdom hearts is up there for me, so satisfying
I'm not sure if anyone in the comment mentioned this one... But Skyrim Dawnguard dlc, when 2 dragons break from the ice lake... That was like, one of the biggest holy s moments for me...
Most of Uncharted 2. It opens with you climbing up a train dangling off a cliff, and just escalates from there.
Yeah that game had me in shock the whole time.
The section in Uncharted 3 when you get booted out the plane with no chute and have to skydive a bit to in order to make it down safely. It took me way too long to realize it was not a cutscene. 😅😅😅
The Revan reveal moment completely blew my mind.....damn I wish I could relive that for the first time
COD Modern Warfare 2, God Of War 1 and 2, Star Wars The Force Unleashed, Halo CE, and Star Wars KOTOR are ABSOLUTELY one of my MOST ABSOLUTE favorites here!
MOST DEFINITELY enjoyed the HOLY SH1T moments from those.
Star Wars The force unleashed was the only star wars I enjoyed playing
Yes i also enjoy fallen order and battlefront 2 but force unlished is best sw game
The best SW game is kotor
@@abeastman1998 yes i forgot abaout kotor sorry it is my favoryte star wars game and somehow i forgot
I remember Revenge of the Sith on the ps2. It was pretty good.
@@dre10blood yes mostly dueling
I used to play the Halo CE on PC, when the flood mission arrives, I literally stopped the game and close it, I was like what back then, 6?
I literally had to turn on the lights when 1st encountering the Flood in Halo! Even then I would be on edge throughout the mission lol
Bioware always made good stories back in that time. Jade Empire was another good one from Bioware.
Should've included the ending of AC brotherhood....
Still one of the most WTF moments in gaming..
Seeing the immense change in video game quality, story telling, cinematics, etc just in the 2000's was amazing to see. We will soon start talking about the 2000's like we do the 90's.
Yes
Trust me man, people already have
I am so happy you mentioned Halo CE and KOTOR, My favorite games ever! Also when i saw the flood for the first time when i was younger, my soul had left my body i got spooked so bad
I'm so happy and honored to have experienced all these moments first hand😊
In Metal Gear solid 4 when you revisit Shadow Moses was a holy shit moment
Metal gear solid 4 ending was amazing too those ps1 life bars man as you fight ocelot on top of a fricking mech
What about Lance Vance betraying you in GTA: Vice City?
Oooh yes that one was a surprise! Forgot about that one.
Straight outta Scarface.
Any relation to Bob Vance, of Vance Refrigeration?
I've played a lotta games over the years, from the 2600 to PS5 currently. But what's always stood out to me was the car shootout from Uncharted 2. Leaping from car to car, shooting guys, taking cover, it just blew me away. There's been more and more outlandish set pieces in the years since but that one, man it stuck with me BIG TIME.
I remember being a kid sitting there going "wtf?.." during the ending of AC2
Saints row 3 when the kill off Johnny gat😭don't know what they were thinking
Roadhouse
What about Zelda? I didn’t realize I was playing as “Link” as the game was titled ‘The Legend of Zelda’….I’m dumb, I know
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater was the first game that made me cry. Pulling the trigger, discovering the truth, the graveyard scene… so powerful
One of my favs was in the original Far Cry, when you think you're almost done with the game and suddenly you're thrown off a helicopter and have to fight fucking mutated monsters seemingly out of nowhere. Such a nice twist.
Bloodborne is what blew my mind when i became gherman
Since when do you become gherman? Do you mean that you take his place being possessed or whatever by the moon presence in the ending where you beat him but don’t eat 3 umbilical cowards?
@@saumyasharma906 I think he means taking his place without becoming a great one
@@080800x yeah that’s what I assume
Or he just nabbed his scythe and gear and started roleplaying as Gherman.
At least you didn't become fhrench.
Great list, but don't agree with modern warfare 2. It felt like it was trying to hard for "holy shit" moments. first one was perfect though
I loved that moment in star wars knights of the old republic. I literally played the game another 100 times after that. Even jumping from my original Xbox(back then) to PC(now)
I want to add Black ops 1 to this list, the whole section on the ship near the end, from the twist reveal onward is just insane.
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Never thought I’d be this early. That’s quite the “holy shit” moment, badum-tsss
Now you’ve done it. Gone and hit me right in the childhood
for me, the most HSM was in AC Revelations, when Ezio talk with Desmond, i think it was in the final stage of the game, but that shit blow my mind!
How about in Nier Automatic when the boss comes out of the water
Seeing you gotta take down a gigantic robot the size of a factory.
@@fjparasite1172 yeah about just everything in that game
When you find Doms wife will always be my top oh shit moment
Especially since up to that point, the game was mostly buff dudes with chainsaw rifles cutting through monsters from underground. When you meet Dom’s wife is when the storytelling get serious. RIP Dom, you are missed…
Yup, I still remember how much in awe I was when I first played God of War. What an amazing setpiece to begin the game with, it felt like nothing before it and it just stuck with you. Both GoW games on the PS2 are such classics ^^
MGS 3 is still the greatest ending in gaming history for me. I had so many emotions during the credits and after.
How quickly destiny went down hill was the most dramatic thing in gaming. I’m still super upset about that… god it was good, just for a sec, but still.
Now I need to go replay these.
Excellent list, thanks for the memories
As far as modern warfare 2 goes the developers, “Snorted a ton of cocaine and watched The Rock.” Before writing the story as a wise gamer once said.
My biggest holy shit moment in Crysis 1 is during the tank mission when the top of the mountain just falls off. The mountain looms over every level in the game up until that point, so it's a constant presence on the horizon, and then it falls apart as the alien machine inside starts breaking out. I couldn't believe what I was seeing the first time I played it.
Ezio finding Altair's and communicating with Desmond was surreal for me
The firce unleashed was a game changer. I remember watching all the video and reading game informer about their physics engine. I was so excited to break everything in every way possible.
The first time your gun jams in Stalker, was the holy shit moment. That and the first anomaly.
When I started pulling down the Star Destroyer as a kid I went nuts and was hyped lol