7 Embarrassing Ways You Failed the Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- These tutorials had no time for your nonsense, and punished you accordingly.
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‘You have just failed the tutorial,
In order to do everything as exactly wrong as you just did would clearly require an in-depth and mastered knowledge of the games mechanics and systems
thus we are skipping you to the final boss’
Me who’s just that bad: 😬
Is there actually such a game? :'D
That would be great for speed runs tho
Oh Andy, you card, you.
Serves you right!
@@LetsPlayCrazy *shrugs*
I think you'll find running towards the nuke is the best possible outcome in fallout 4. Why? Here's just some of the reasons:
- You don't see your partner get shot and your child kidnapped
- You don't see your dumb child again
- You never meet a deathclaw, let alone an alpha
*- No settlements need your help*
- All your pain is cleansed by atom
*How is that a fail?*
PRAISE BE TO ATOM!
@@anarchyantz1564 Hubology is the way. There is no other path.
@@jdruin1 Prepare the Atomic probes! The unbelievers need to be cleansed inside and out by Atoms fire!
Close your eyes, and feel Atom’s glow...
@@anarchyantz1564 Welp, guess it is time for me to jump on a Zeta ship and get outta here. Luckily, there seems to be one in the woods I could fix up.
Far Cry 4 had a similar ending in the first scene of the game that I totally discover because I wanted a pacifist run and not because I left the controller unattended to go to the bathroom
Crab Rangoon? Am I right?
What's really funny is that the pacifist ending is also almost certainly the best ending. Both of the standard endings leave Kyrat in even worse shape than when you arrived, and you get fucked over either way.
@@MrGhostTheBigRoast Was it his first time playing the game? Because if so that's hilarious, I just picture someone starting the game for the first time and falling asleep within 15 minutes
At least that alternate ending isn't a failure compared to these.
@@jasonblalock4429 Yeah the Golden Path are a collection of murderers, drug dealers, and slave traders. They're almost all criminals who deserve execution.
In defense of Codsworth's dubious accent, he _is_ an American-made robot.
Being a journalist playing Cuphead.
Haha. That was the best
HAHAHAHA WOW I'VE NEVER HEARD THIS JOKE BEFORE HAHAHAHAHA YOU ARE SO ORIGINAL AND FUNNY AND DEFINITELY NOT FUCKING ANNOYING AS SHIT HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
@@gotgunpowder journo detected
The reason bucko, that the joke will never die is because these peoples careers are based on writing about video games, and a guy couldn't fathom a double jump with a dash. Thats basic fucking platforming.
Imagine a doctor not knowing what a fucking scalpel is.
Or a mechanic not knowing what a wrench is
@@gotgunpowder I guess you also failed it then
@@dr.calibrations7984 I still think it's beating a dead horse, I get the joke but i've heard it every other week for several years at this point. Not even good jokes can withstand that amount of repetition without getting annoying.
Mass Effect 2 has the unusual situation where getting killed during the Tutorial is actually canon and unavoidable.
@@bobygreen8429 if you die you have to play as someone else
@@bobygreen8429 in Mass Effect 2, the tutorial is basically the first two missions. Your character gets killed at the end of the first mission, and get brought back from the dead as a cyborg by a shifty organization before the second. A chunk of the game's plot is you finding out what has happened in the few years you spent dead.
same with battlefield 1
Shadow of mordor immediately jumps to mind.
@@DH-xw6jp Ghost of Tsushima as well.
Ah Yes, Mirror's Edge tutorial, or as I like to call it "Kill Celeste before she starts making a mess"
Wonder how the game would have played out without her
Celest betrays you
*"YOU CREATED A TIME PARADOX" flashbacks intensify*
Haven't played the game in ages, Celeste there awfully be looking like Elsa, kinda
Shoot away
@@nobodyinparticular9640 I honestly don't see the resemblance.
Breaking your neck in Tomb Raider 1 (The Original), if you maneuver it correctly in the gymnastics section in Croft Manor you can swan dive (literally) off, break Lara's neck killing her and failing the tutorial.
Is this before or after you lock the butler in the side room? 😂
@@NarwahlGaming Before. I don't want to lock away the poor guy.
@@michaelandreipalon359 yeah you don't want the nice old man to DIE.
I thought that was required to do in order to end the tutorial 🤔
Which means you weren't supposed to lock the survent/butler guy in the freezer in TR2 either 😮
That's a tutorial room? I thought it was just a side-thing
Far Cry 4's "tutorial fail" was a happier ending too. Pagan Min comes back, you finish the crab rangoon, scatter your daughter's ashes and then shoot guns together. Ubisoft is basically telling us that the protagonists in their games fuck things up more than they fix them.
The player scattered his mother's ashes
Honestly, the "do nothing" Far Cry 5 ending is the ending that makes logical sense.
As the sheriff said, they would be signing their death certificates if they arrested Joseph Seed there. It was just 1 US Marshall, 1 local sheriff, and 1 Rookie--3 people against a cult that would make the Branch Davidians seem like cavemen, by comparison.
The wise move would be leave, come back with the National Guard, and then arrest him. Shit would likely still go down, but Joseph Seed would be in custody.
And the National Guard have better equipment instead of a fatass grizzly named Cheeseburger.
Yeah, I always wondered WHY they tried to arrest the leader of an angry meth cult with just ONE Marshall...
Honorable mention to that guy who did not understand how to do the air dash in Cuphead.
Was looking for this comment. Did not disappoint
Give him a break; he was out of his genre.
@@SonicLoverDS more like in the wrong industry
@@smartgoku9048 Yeah i agree, like how the fuck you don't know about an Air Dash? you playing a fucking Platforming Game ffs.
But then again The Population of Stefan Etienne the Verge Guy Race will always existed somehow i guess.
@@Azazantei We didn't have air dash in the 80s. Kids these days. :D
I'm gonna be devil's advocate here and say it's not technically a failure of the tutorial in far cry 5 (since it's more of an alternate ending)
I somehow read that as Devil May Cry 5 and was really confused since the closest you can get to failing the tutorial in that game is being too good at it and beating the first boss before you’re meant to. I guess it’s on my mind because I’ve been playing the game a lot recently.
@@SorowFame also an alt ending and not technically failure
@@marhawkman303 that’s why I said “closest you can get to”, not that it was a failure.
Considering how the game actually ends, this is probably the best way to go.
This ending's lame though. Much like the rest of FC5's story. FC4 had a much better alternate ending.
It’s impressive that farcry has pulled that trick twice as waiting around doing nothing at the start gets you a better ending in farcry 4 as well
Having played a bunch of Far Cry 4, the 'stay at the beginning' is far better of an ending than any actual proper ending to the game. You get to do what you set out to do, and while the dictator stays in power, he's also the lesser of three evils.
One begins to suspect that Ubisoft is subtly telling us not to play Far Cry games.
4 had the superior ending
And in 6, after helping the guerillas return to their hideout after completing their objectives on the starting island, they give you a boat you can use to ride off into the sunset and go to Florida.
@@HistorianOfVaelris I honestly find that funny. It also seems like the most realistic scenario.
Hey, tinnitus is no laughing ma--hang on, you probably can't hear me over all this loud ringing: I SAID...
You're never really alone when you have tinnitus
its just a built in white noise machine
@@duanegee7636 "Ugh, this ocean waves stuff is so annoying. If only there was a setting for 'unending high-pitched squeal,' then I'd really be able to sleep through the night."
I've got tinnitus and it sucks but I manage
oh, for a minute there i thought she said "Tetanus".
TH-camr "gray still plays" says something like that every time he runs or drives over something RUSTY.
Me before playing Mirror's Edge: "lol guess I can't murder my friend"
Me replaying Mirror's Edge for the second time: "But it would make my life SO MUCH EASIER to shoot Celeste now"
Don 't even need to kill her. Just shoot her in the leg or the spine and she won't be able to do anything for at least half the game
But then we won't distroy project Icarus
@@simoneangeliquemaloney3990 Cel is the one who kills Ropeburn and (presumably) Pope. She also betrays Jackknife and Mercury to the cops, and is indirectly involved in Miller's death.
Without her interference, the runners and non-corrupt authorities would likely have been able to shut the entire thing down before being assassinated/found and killed
@@aardbei54 but Faith would not have known about Ircaurs, and would not have been there to help Merc and Miller, and the pursuit cops would have been trained by one of the best runners...
The city of glass would have been lost...
It's such a great game!
I gotta say, punishing goin out of bounds by literally nuking you is about as effective as it gets.
Hold on a second! FTL DOESN'T stand for Fail Tutorial Level?!?!?
Shockingly no, I’ve been told it stands for “Faster Than Light” but I must be wrong. Fail Tutorial Level is so much more descriptive of the reality and spirit of the game.
@@Storyman09 I thought Fail Tutorial Level: Faster Than Light was a challenge...
@@Michael_Lindell Actually, it’s the canon ending. Yeah. You fail the tutorial level and the Federation is doomed, how it was always meant to be.
@@Storyman09 Faster Than Light is just the description of the speed at which you fail the tutorial.
I've heard it stands for "Fuck The Lessons"
That section about crawling under barbed wire while live rounds scream over your head is a real thing. The only difference is it's done at night and the machine guns are a bit higher off the ground. It's called NIC: Night Inflitration Course.
Yep. Amazingly enough. And yes, honest-to-Deity, every now and then someone gets shot.
AND…I can’t believe I thought I’d be only the SECOND to notice the resemblance to reality. :facepalm:
Dying in the tutorial of FTL is just to get you in the spirit of the game really
FTL is darksouls with spaceships
@@CT-tz4pe nah, Dark Souls is super easy. FTL is insane.
@@MinistryOfMagic_DoM
It's really difficult to reach the boss,
Then difficult to beat it,
Then you're just experimenting on how to beat it in creative ways
3 stages of FTL
I genuinely died to the first encounter after the first real jump I did in game. I got boarded by a bunch of pirates and had absolutely no idea how to deal with it. I remember thinking "the tutorial didn’t warn me about this!"
On the highest difficulty in Fire Emblem Awakening, the enemy can get a critical hit on Chrom or your Avatar during the tutorial. If Chrom or your character die, the game instantly ends, and on the highest difficulty your characters don’t respawn after battle. It’s a special kind of bad luck to have that happen to you.
Lunatic+ is a masochist’s dream. I only managed to beat that game on hard after lots of training, grinding, and proper management. I don’t hate myself enough to try normal lunatic.
I’m just remembering when I first got Breath of the Wild and I died like ten times just trying to get down from that goddamn Sheikah Tower
Same
Same but I jumped off the damn cliff so many times
So true!!!
I failed to realise that when it said press the right stick for whatever it was, it meant press ON TOP OF THE STICK. I didn't even realise that was an option.
In Red Faction: Guerrilla, you can kill your brother during the tutorial level, which will result in in the game literally going, "Wtf?!"
OK, that's one of the few comments below the first 25 that actually would be worth putting into a commenter edition. Ppl aren't grasping that this is about amusingly failable tutorials, not just tutorials that are possible to fail.
Haha yeah that was fun. I can't even remember how I killed him, it's been so long since I've played.
This made me laugh hard
Falling off the cliff on the Great Plateau in Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Yes I said that too I swear everyone did by that or that freaking stone talus
aha yes
'Hey, what happens if Link takes a swim?' in the first section of Phantom Hourglass. Uh yeah, not doing that again.
Also jumping next to the helicopter instead of getting in it, in Prey.
@@KratonWolf that at least has a cheavo
Does getting minced by a helicopter in Prey count?
Technically, the tutorial comes later...
*dies before tutorial somehow*
That was my first thought. Surprised it wasn’t on the list!
I think that happens before the tutorial, which is somehow both more and less impressive...
I thought the same thing. The game literally gives you an achievement for failing so badly
They've done that one a few times already.
You *literally* nuked that mac & cheese, Ellen.
bet it cannot taste worse
Probably tastes like deathclaw poop now
Mmmm burny
12:26 so what you're saying is... curiosity could indeed kill the cat?
Lmao
But satisfaction brought it back.
Failing at the tutorial: The sign you are either enjoying the game too much or not at all
Golden Sun,
after finishing this GBA game tutorial you're faced with the following question:
"Isaac, will you accept responsability for the fate of the land?" to which you can answer No, and leave, following up you get a description of how the end of the world came up aftrwards since there was nobody to stop it.
In the TRPG Phantom Brave, enemies and objects on each map will sometimes provide passive buffs to other enemies/objects. The game teaches you this mechanic with a tutorial map containing a basic squirrel enemy receiving an invincibility buff from a nearby tree and explaining that you'll need to attack and destroy the tree before you can defeat the squirrel.
My sister skipped over that explanation and eventually gave up on the game entirely because the "demon squirrel" was preventing her from getting past the tutorial.
I have a passionate dislike for people who skip important parts of tutorials.
Yeah that was probably for the best she gave up on it
In several Far Cry games, you get the good ending by "failing" the first objective. Far Cry 4 was that way as well. The crab rangoon was great!
That is quite a loose use of "several" isn't it only in those two games?
@@Bronzescorpion At least 2. I haven't played 3 in a while, so I don't remember if there is an option in that. Maybe in 2 you can die of malaria (not sure). Plus, there's Primal and New Dawn, not sure about those either.
In Darkest Dungeon, should the player douse their torches completely on the tutorial stage, there's a 1% chance that the bandits fought as the first encounter will be replaced with a star-spawned horror of a miniboss you have little hope of defeating.
Oh oh! Being found by the catchpole in Kingdom Come: Deliverance! There's even an achievement for it!
What about prey when you can just jump into the blades of a helicopter during the tutorial
Oh yeah. Get burnt in a prison. Splendid!
I really thought for certain that it was going to be on this list.
"Beware spoilers for the following games" During the tutorial?
well, if you watch the video, they're also referring to some other stuff of the games
like the ending in far cry ^^
OFF
Enough said
They do compare some of the "endings" you get to the real endings, which are definitely spoilers.
Why does everyone in this replies section have black and white profile pictures? I feel outnumbered
@@gamedifficulty_4230 My eyes are now properly colored. You're welcome.
Does it count as me failing the tutorial if I just wasn't watching where I was going and accidentally had Geralt run off a ledge and therefore falling to his death while racing Ciri in Witcher 3? I'd argue that I was just locating the safety failings of the training area. Should really get some railings up there.
The pure and immense joy I feel seeing OFF finally getting onto one of these lists is...my brain won't compute-
10:50 That trench run with firing over your head was protocol in the US Army back in the 80's. We really did low crawl under wires with live fire over our heads.
I'm assuming there's a reason it *was* protocol instead of *is* ?
Still is. Night Infiltration Course, or NIC at Night, requires trainees to scale obstacles and climb under barb wire. The whole course must be completed with live rounds flying over head. Grated, the rounds are being shot a safe elevation over you, but it still sucks.
Say, is the system gone already, or are there some covert trainings with this to this day?
@@michaelandreipalon359 Covert? They may have changed it to blanks, but that'd be the only change.
@@marhawkman303 True, but to be honest, there might be some top-secret military organizationd that still utilize this for maximum training, but this is my theory.
I now have a mental image of a harry enfield-esque scouser version of codsworth floating about telling everyone it meets to calm down, calm down.
Ey! Ey! Ey! Calm down baby! Have a beer!
I failed the tutorial in Elite Dangerous so hard because I couldn't figure out how to ask permission to dock, so I just flew into the space port, and ended up being shot down brutally.
Where's Dead Space 2 where if you don't RUN at the start of the game, you're gonna get hacked to pieces by the swarm of necromorphs already attacking the ship?
Ok but what about the creepy dolls? Those things haunted me for years.
Does that counts as a tutorial...?
@@NOTHlNG They did in another video of "video games with creative tutorials".
I thought this entire video was going to be all about Luke's first day on the channel
Rumor has it, he is still in tutorial mode.
I cannot describe the pure euphoria I felt seeing OFF on this list
"Downtown" Alaska?
Alaska.... In the good old State of Anchorage..... 😜
It's a happening city
Hah, you beat me to it. As an Alaskan, I’m curious what “downtown” covers😂
@@AK.Carcajou Kenai Peninsula, maybe?
Yeah, I wondered that too. But it is a future sci-fi game, maybe Alaska has become one giant megapolis and has even absorbed the Yukon Territory from Canada in their search for more space for office buildings...
Oh Joseph Seed. Even watching the clip here creeped me out. I always found he had a tendency to not just stare at the camera, but it felt like he was actually looking at me. Something about the way he held eye contact intimidated me.
Yes, as game antagonists go he tops the list in my opinion. I was actually glad to see him again in Far Cry New Dawn.
I'm still impressed that my friend managed to kill himself jumping off the balcony in the dream sequence at the beginning of the Witcher 3.
I did it as well because I read it was possible XD
"Tutorials are the easiest part of the game"
Driver: hold my beer.
Was hoping atleast one person mentioned this +1
"WHERE ARE YOU FROM!?"
"TEXAS?"
"HOLY COW!"
Lol!
That basic training mission is scarily accurate. NCO counting every 3rd pushup, check. That thing at the end, it's real, except we do it at night and it's probably raining.
true up to yunno the stupid parts where they put soldiers in flamable liquid then set it on fire the part where they shoot soldiers and the ridiculous nature of all this as these men are all already veterans from army, marines and the like so this is all just kinda pointless and stupid
@@marley7868 It's HECU training for a reason, with HE standing for Hazardous Environment. And training with live ammo is done in real world too, as you supposed to get used to non-lethal hits on your bulletproof vest...which in this case can withstand direct rocket hit, if fully charged.
They may be veteran soldiers already, but it doesn't mean they have experience with handling unusual situations and unusual enemies. Such as, you know, aliens from other dimension, that you have to fight in some really hazardous environment, that includes radioactive waste, toxic sludge and other liquids you definitely do not want to dive in, but may have too.
@@ceu160193 this doesn't teach them to do deal with hazardous situations this is just sink or swim with deathtraps which anyone can tell you attempting to murder your recruits is not a good idea
@@marley7868 How else can you teach recruits to not be afraid of getting through such hazards? Besides, it supposed to show them limits of their PCV protection vests - as it's versatile protection, but not a 100% one.
@@ceu160193 attempted murder of a veteran is a shit training method for the simple fact that said veteran by very well die in on of these death traps and your down a trainee it's psychotic and wasteful
edit: and you know what's a better way of showing the limitations of the power vest showing them it's explicit limits or having them do the damage to the thing themselves
Ah good, 6:25 a segment where Ellen looks in the mirror and things don't go horrifyingly wrong.
or right, depending on who you ask
Oh my gosh, you have to TURN ON the mir-- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Dieing in the first shooting section via the lasers in Nier Automata. Will lead you to your first ending Ending W. Where your defeat somehow leads to YorHa just throwing their arms up. And leaving the Earth to the machines.
"As you can see you are not dead", is one of my favourite lines in a video game. Opposing force.
Hilariously, the "getting shot on purpose" thing is super ultra not allowed, but the other thing is called "boomers course" in US Marine Corps basic training, and it's a lot of fun. Also they play the beginning of Saving Private Ryan over massive speakers, which is neat
I think you ignored the three rotary machine-guns firing on the character from the end of the course, which changes the timbre of the course quite a bit.
@@roguishpaladin IRL, at least, they were aiming a little over our heads. Don't remember the half-life expansion super well, but you're probably right... I doubt they were aiming to miss
Wait, you play that movie while you're training?! Jealous.
@@michaelandreipalon359 no, just the sounds. And the razor-wire puddle-crawl is the first bit... I got stuck in a tunnel for a bit where I was underwater.
Good times.
@@austinknight5881 I wouldn't say they're good times, but you're you.
Anyways, hope you served the country well at that time, sir.
You didn't include "Americas Army 3" where if you shoot the drill Sgt at the rifle range you get sent to prison.
Not sure if this counts, but:
In Final Fantasy Dissidia Duodecim, you can tell the Moogle tutorial trainer that you already know how to play
He immediately pits your level 1 character against a maxed out final boss
Wow, imagine someone actually beating that
Speedrunners would do it
@@gdhjhugtrfedghnjg the game actually refuse to accept it and continues as if you got shredded
@@serPomiz huh, thats pretty interesting!
I heard “FTL is a low pressure-“ and I lost it until I heard that he was joking.
I got killed in the tutorial of Alan Wake. I resigned to my fate and played the game on easy mode. No shame. Great game.
Still, you might want to try the harder difficulties, since you already beat the game on Easy.
No shame in playing easy mode. Sometimes you just want to feel like a badass
Funny thing is that the crawling under the wire while bullets fly overhead is a part of real life basic training, in the Army we called it Nick at Night. I guess because of the shiny tracer rounds and it was at night.
In the Resident Evil 6 tutorial I have seen two different people die by sprinting the wrong direction during the bit that you had to run away from the explosion.
Lol!
Don't forget about Halo Combat Evolved if you kill Captain Keyes or any other UNSC personnel on the Pillar of Autumn.
Came here to state this. First thing I thought of when I saw the title.
You can't fail me if your invulnerable men can't get to me.
A good trick is to climb down the ladder to the bottom of the bridge
Yep I love halo that is one a funny one too
@@bismarckandthekriegsmarine9711 I do that and try to pick off the crew not the invincible marines
"Downtown Alaska"? 🤔 This Alaskan is very confused about where that is. Is it the entirety of Anchorage? 😂
The bit near Canada?
Maybe by the time of the game, all of Alaska has fused into a megacity?
@The Gaming Meta Yessss, and we like it that way😂
@The Gaming Meta Yup, that's exactly what it is. Nothing interesting or appealing about it. So no reason for more people to move up here. 😁😂
I was hoping to find a comment like this! XD
I once failed “Warcraft” tutorial: just caught myself exploring a map and made all my orcs killed...
Never played it again.
Warcraft 1 Orc campaign, Warcraft 2 Orc campaign, or Warcraft 3 Classic prologue?
@@michaelandreipalon359 The first one =]
@@anna-little-bird That explains a lot.
Mayhaps you should try the second game and the Classic version of the third game instead. You won't miss much.
yeah I'm not a fan of RTS like Warcraft just because you can't do stuff like reading tooltips while playing the game.
@@marhawkman303 Figures. What games do you play instead?
Every time Off is actually included in any of these videos I scream
Red Faction Guerilla had a pretty funny bit in its tutorial section where you could try to see what happens when you strike a human, in this case your soon-to-be-killed-in-a-cutscene brother, with the game's almost godlike hammer. Not only will your bro crumple like his bones have been atomized, but the game will bring a hilarious message that reads "WTF? You killed your brother!"
In we happy few, if you take the joy during the tutorial it ends the game and you get an achievement.
10:55 the funny thing is, that IS a real life training exercise. You're not supposed to stand up😂
Trumpet players in the military still need to go through boot camp, by the way! I know this from personal experience 😑
Really, the question is why they call that part of the game "boot camp". Barnes addresses Shephard as 'corporal', so it's clearly not Shephard's first trip to Parris Island. It's probably not even his first time through Advanced Infantry Training, though I don't remember what his MOS was before being assigned to the HECU.
@@tba113 If you're prior service, maybe. For example someone who enlisted in the Army/Navy/Air Force then swapped to Marine. So it could be your first trip to Paris island... just not your first boot camp.
@@marhawkman303 That's possible. It's been a while since I last played it, but I vaguely remember the game listing "USMC" as his educational background, the way it had given MIT as Freeman's and "community college (undecided major)" as Barney's, so I'd figured Shephard had not transferred between branches. ...Though even if Shephard's only ever been a Marine, I suppose that still doesn't rule out the chance that he went through boot camp at MCRD San Diego, in which case he might never once have set foot in South Carolina.
So yeah, I guess "not his first boot camp" is as much as we can definitively say.
CoD MW2: "accidently" throwing grenades the wrong way or most of all shooting Shephard for what he will do to Ghost. RIP Ghost :(
But... how can we avenge the 30,000 men and women we lost on that tragic day?!
@@michaelandreipalon359 The only thing we can do is complete the campaign, I guess...
Conveniently place a knife in the eye of Shepard, on accident of course.
I never got how people were so attached to Ghost. Dude was interchangeable with every other ally in that game
I like in Super Paper Mario when Merlon asks (Mario) to save the world and you can reply "nah!" you get 3 chances to say yes and if you say nah 3 times its an automatic game over!
i mean, you could say far cry 4 does the same thing, but i don't really consider that "failing" so much as finding an alternate ending.
every game should have an alternate ending that's literally just crab rangoon
The tutorial level in the original Spider-Man movie game had Bruce Campbell berate you with sarcasm if you failed and honestly it shaped my personality more than it should have.
The "shooting your friend" failure state in the tutorial is a common failure state. I remember accidentally snapping a target's neck in the tutorial mission of the first Splinter Cell game i ever played. Oops.
"What did she die of, tinnitus?" No, she didn't die, she failed your ash for shooting too near a teammate... because "friendly fire" isn't.
If I remember correctly, you can totally get slaughtered in Helgen in Skyrim.
Yep. Fire still damages you, and if you wait around, Alduin will start trying to land near you and get a bite in.
Happened to me... I guess I wasn't supposed to explore during a DRAGON attack!
I legitimately forgot to pause on a new play through, left during the first cut scene, made a snack, got a soda, and so on, and then came back to watch Alduin pick up my character and shake them around like a chew toy to promptly die.
I got hit by a fireball the first time I played. Never seen that happen to anyone else
"You've wrecked the car, man!" (Driver)
A game in which the "tutorial" was one the hardest missions. No hand-holding back in those days :D
Outer Wilds, dying from a fall or jumping into the geyser to drown before you got the launch codes.
Spoiler of first hour or so below the fold:
After getting your launch codes and trying to leave the observatory you will trigger the reason you wake up again after dying, dying before then thus leads to a game over and then credits roll. Whereas after this event happens you wake up in the starting location instead when you die.
Outer Wilds was such a cool and surprisingly unique game where the main concept was respawning, essentially.
Hey, both FC4 and FC5's secret endings are completely legitimate ways to finish the game, with everyone still alive...
No Splinter Cell? No failing to even get send on first mission, cause you punched a character you weren't even supposed to meet in the first place?
Ooh, that's one I'd like to see in the commenter edition!
omg seeing OFF listed here brought me extreme nostalgia it was such an amazing game!
Same! I'm still in love with that game!
Who else chose to say "GO AWAY!" to the Vault Tec guy at the start of Fallout 4 in the dialogue wheel.
Because it was FUNNY.😂
Tee hee hee.
Yeah, and if you're playing the male character, Nora fills out your info instead if you keep refusing.
@@NopeJustPatrick no
@@natdavliam Yes...
@@NopeJustPatrick proof?
@@natdavliam Try it.
Way back in MechWarrior 2 you can blow up your teacher in the training missions. He's an ass anyway, but it was half the fun of Windows 95.
I still don’t think Mercenaries has been topped, all these years later (admittedly I’ve not played the latest couple of MechWarriors; actually MechAssault might be the last one I really dug into)
If I recall, that tutorial was actually difficult. It had that spot at the end where you had to shoot a bunch of targets on both sides of you while running through them. It was harder than beating the game.
"The guy playing the trumpet" 🤔 I thought it was a bugle? 🤣
the video game equivalent of "get good"
Pretty much. How are you?
@@IamaPERSON im alright! works keeping me busy. hows you :)
Which, for some reason, has to be spelled "GIT GUD".
@@CaitlinRC a little tired, but also good
When is it not the video game equivalent?
It's not often the OXBOX crew's accents confuse me, but Ellen's "tinnitis" got me. Tinnitus or Tetnus?
Tetanus. She got into one of Jane's traps.
Tinnitus, it's a joke about the sound of the gun next to her ear
repeatedly hitting the cube of ultimate destruction in the fractured but whole
"I'm Not Even calling you a pilot, I'm signing your transfer orders as I speak. Just remember to pack your warm clothes"
*Angry Enclave Guy got a space promotion*
I need to admit that I just had a fangirl moment seeing OFF appear on this list!
Yes! I've been tempted to see if I can defeat the Judge in the tutorial but was discouraged from doing so by the wiki page (when he drops to half, he'll end the battle himself)
Does that damn fishing part at the beginning of Twilight Princess count? I love that game but hated that part when replaying it
Not a gameover for failing it so no.
My mother was a speech therapist and the only other person I ever heard pronounce "tinnitus" that way before Ellen. Thank you, Ellen, for your attention to detail! Haha
Around 10:56 - "Whatever this is cannot be protocol." No personal experience, but I asked a friend who was in the army about this particular instance and he told me that live fire exercises were pretty much like that.
Mr. Handy sounds like an American imitating a British accent because that's exactly what Robco would do.
Can you guys add timestamps to your videos so that if there is a spoiler that someone wants to skip we're able to jump to the next game in the video?
And nobody in Ireland calls themselves Comb O'Driscoll, but Americans have...their own way of pronouncing things.
Oh, gad, do we ever. So embarrassing. My only solace is that the British mispronounce Latin taxonomy the same way we do.
Its "Colm" and yeah they do
@@GRiNDZoMBi there's actually a cool little (easy to miss) fireside chat where Sean tells them how to say it properly
In Pillar's of Eternity 2 you can finisgmh the game before the tutorial. You are dying and are in conversation with a deity. They offer to return you to the mortal realm if you agree to aid the gods' cause. If you decline you die and the credits role.
Niche: a Genetics Survival Game, where killing off your first creature, Adam, on the tutorial island (which has no way to die other than drowning, starving, and age, all of which can be easily avoided) nets you the Darwin Award achievement.
I really expected to see Undertale on here, flowey beating you up by playing you like a video game was the one the funniest game overs in that game.
What about Undertale. In the tutorial with Flowey, you can still die if you continually get hit with the "friendly" pellets on purpose before the game even starts.
A pretty cool one, hurting most anybody in the tutorial, (maybe just the captain...?) in Halo combat evolved, EVERYONE guns you down, Cortana calling you mad or a lunatic or something, and you can't progress until you die. I for one really enjoyed this.
That training you mention as "not being protocol" around 11 minutes in, is in fact, protocol (at least for the U.S. Army). Crawling under barbed wire as machine gun fire is shot overhead, teaching you to keep low and go as fast as you can to cover!~
Been forever since OFF's had some attention. One of the better RPG Maker games for sure.
Since you recently made a video about times your stealth skills were thrown away, here's an idea:
7 Time Games Threw out your Combat Skills for Stealth
1: Breath of the Wild, Yiga Clan hideout
Star Trek Online... an MMO where you fly space ships and blow up stuff.... has a mission called Delta Flight... where your goal is to fly a carefully calculated zig-zag course though an asteroid belt to avoid being seen.... yep.. forced stealth in an MMO with space ships and massive space explosions.
That half-life 'low crawling under live fire' is actually a part of BCT. Or at least it was in the early 00's. It's the Night infiltration course, or "NIC at night"
Reminds me of Wing Commander 2 where iirc, you can open fire on Caernarvon Station on the first mission. The station starts firing flak cannons, which can do a good job of shooting you down if you get too close, and of course you can't dock, so it makes the mission unwinnable. Unfortunately, the station was also less frustrating to shoot at than small quick enemy fighters, so...