Aren't those boots required for part of a speedrun/glitch....making you just tall enough to make a jump you shoukdnt be able to make even though it was intended useless
The reason there are 900 Koroks is because they want you to be able to find lots of them wherever you go, even if you aren't looking too hard. And the reason why the reward for finding all of them has no mechanical value is because they don't want people to feel forced to find them all (which I imagine most people would not find fun) just to get the reward.
Your first point makes sense, although I don't agree with the second. I would think the turd is just for trolling some that is a completionist to this degree
The rolled paper and ruined books have a use at the Atronach forge in the College of Winterhold. You can turn them into one of four scrolls or their corresponding tomes depending on whether you are using the rolled scrolls or ruined books.
You can also probably sell the embalming tools for early game money and the torch could be a light source (either early game or as a last resort or something, some caves are pretty dark)
Souvenirs of Reprisal aren't challenging to find/farm. You can farm 30 of them from the Harpies in Ariamis in under an hour. They have like a 6% drop rate without the Gold Serpent Ring/Symbol of Avarice.
The Giants sword is useless at first until you actually take the time and finish the side quest the big Goron gives you then he will make it PERMANENTLY unbreakable!!! So it's not the most useless sword it's actually the most O.P weapons in the game!
@@shanobian Gold dust is to upgrade the razor sword to the gilded sword in Majora's Mask. Razor is a temp upgrade to the base sword but gilding it makes the upgrade permanent.
@@monarchsub8884 I'm started to think game designers don't know how wisdom works. In animal crossing the watering can breaks after about 30 squires (what kind of water is in there) on the other half the pole vault and the ladder are immortal despite both having to hold your entire weight. Also golden items shatter I. The same amount of time as metal items (the gold just gives them a special quality and a nice look)
I can see why Nintendo still using Zelda story for videogames is like without Mario, Link, Donkey or some pokemon game Nintendo would close his doors, zero innovation on new characters for new videogames. In any case BOW is a big one score for gaming industry just like RDR2 or WT3.
@@Viper3220 how though? You don’t get quest rewards in cyberpunk really, you only get money, the only rewards you get is for doing stuff like the cyberpsycho sightings and some side biz missions and most of those rewards are some of the best in the game…. I mean you usually get legendary/iconic weapons, great cars, legendary gear etc i mean you get skippy off a dead guy in an alley and that’s the best smart gun in the whole game man XD you get the best car in the game just for looking around a random ass cave, you get Jonny’s car, you get a great af legendary sniper rifle for beating one of the guys in that annoying beat on the brat quest… I actually literally can’t think of any bad rewards you get for quests XD obviously ppl play games differently so what’s good for me might suck for you. I’m just genuinely interested which rewards did you think were bad?
Assassin's Creed 2. The cape you get for collecting all the feathers. It just makes you notorious and all guards are high alert while you wear. In a game about stealth and being hidden, you unlock an item that is the opposite.
That cape serves a perfectly valid purpose. It's a reminder that you wasted hours of your life collecting feathers in a game about stabbing people. When what you should have been doing was, you know... Stabbing people.
The Chair in Bloodstained gets pretty dang bonkers useful if you level it up, actually. It becomes the fastest out of combat mana restore in the entire game. You even get nicer looking chairs, too!
@@LORDOFDORKNESS42 Damn. Too bad I already have Gebel’s Glasses that gives Miriam infinite MP. 😅 I never thought that you’d get better looking chairs though, I’ll have to level up my summon chair ability to see for myself.
I knew it did something but I thought it healed you. I would imagine it says what it does in the description doesn't it? Otherwise idk how I knew while playing it did something. I remember sitting in it a lot though.
@@Walamonga1313 Yeah I find it hilarious some people buy every single FIFA game, gold edition is about $135 CAD (Tax included with this price) for 1 game when they can get the exact same experience, forever, for $5 by buying a ball themselves
Not at all.. lol It's still Dark Souls, so you'd imagine that he'd say so as a "hint" at something greater. You're just telling everyone what YOU thought the implications were.
Not an item, but in final fantasy 7 on PS1 you could do 9,999 damage to sepiroth with goblin punch, an otherwise useless skill. I think it works against the ultimate weapons too but idk
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0:40 Well the sword still lasted longer than literally everything in Breath of the WIld.
@@bishopvida No it isn't. You need the Broken Biggoron Sword to make the unbreakable Biggoron Sword, not the Giant's Knife. The Giant's Knife has nothing to do with that quest.
that was so fucking stupid, my first run I was 20 levels above the recommended level so I thought that was why it was shit. My second run, I realised no... it's just utterly useless
@Ib7 h Personally I consider "special" swords in W3 like Winter's Blade, The Emmentaler etc as collectibles rather than swords i'd use. You can also display them in Corvo Bianco in B&W which i found really fun. Winter's Blade also has a 10% chance to freeze enemies which i find neat, not always about DPS.
In bloodstained the chair is honestly one of the most useful shards in both casual and speed running playthroughs… It speeds up MP recovery. At higher levels can recover more MP than you can feasibly use at once. In speed runs though… ooo boy allows you to completely disable gravity.
@@Bloodsin1 This channel is great if you have a fetish for butchered anything. The level of research they put into the topics is puzzling. On one hand they dig up stuff you'd need ages to find yourself, on the other hand they miss the simplest details about that stuff.
It has another use too, equip Force and Chamaleon, invade someone, make sure they didn't see you, drop the pendant by a cliff, use Chamaleon and wait. When the greedy host see that shining item and pick it up, you go behind and use Force. That's the most usefull thing to do with it.
reminds me of the "amulet of annihilation" in Secret of Evermore. it doesn't really DO anything, but you can trade it for equipment or use it to pay for a ride across the desert! a shady merchant will try to sell you one for 10,000 gold. DON'T do it, you can buy them for 100 EACH later!
I would've sworn you would say what I came here to suggest, which is the "Tiny Being's Ring" I don't know if they ever fixed it but when I played the first time in the gift description it said it regenerated health, which it did not. I remember being pretty upset when I started the game for the first time and my gift wasn't doing what it said it would.
I only hold onto health and strength potions in Skyrim (Cure disease potions too if I for some reason refuse to play a vampire/werewolf), I keep health potions in my favorites menu so I can heal myself at pretty much any time, including when I get ragdolled, helps quite a lot when fighting Karstaag for example. I hold onto strength potions so that I can fast travel to a safe house or merchant after getting overencumbered. It is nice that you can still walk while overencumbered though
@@JargonMadjin i love how 9,999 pounds you can sprint jump fight and not get worn out. 10,000 pounds ouuffff soo heavy. (vrooom) Me Hey slow down there speedy Gonzales Lydia that was a turtle. Me what!?!?
@@adamtwelve occasionally it spawns a chair that does nothing or one that has unknown effect. But the majority of the time its a way to super speed up magic regen.
Omg this dude put this on 2nd place! It is like one of the esential shards for magic only build! Expecially now in randomizer where you sometimes need to kick-jump to progress! Dude lost all legitimacy with this...
The summon chair ability is actually one of the most useful abilities in speedrunning the game. It is used in a glitch to put your character out of bounds. It's really cool. Look it up!
most quest rewards in Skyrim were essentially useless items, even the big artifacts, coz they were always levelled and soon to be outclassed, and as such were very underwhelming and usually just sold. Like Dawnbreaker, here's this legendary daedric artifact of immense godly power!!! eh, it's no better than this refined iron dagger with a fire enchantment
Actually I disagree. I had so many runs in that game that I knew which artifacts to get early on to be able to push stronger enemies. I play on expert difficulty so I needed everything strong I could get my hands on even if it was temporarily. One example is the savior's hide which can be enhanced for really high stats.
And think about what game this is. Trolling isn't just common in dark souls, it's a fundamental part of the series and encouraged in the online community. Anyone who's fallen for one of the "try jumping" messages should have known he was fucking with us.
Now im completely sure that Gameranx never played any videogame ever.... You DONT use the Giant Knife EVER!!! You give it to a secret blacksmith and turn it into the Biggoron Sword which the strongest sword in the game.... And the Were Bane is actualy a very strong weapon when you use its SA Flurry of Blows against Heavy Armored enemies (Owl Knight, Warg Rider, Armor Lord and Guardian) dealing massive damage. Of course there are better weapons out there but since this weapon can be farmed in the normal castle.... Oh and there are only 2 Rapiers in the game and the Were Bane is one of them. Get your shit together gameranx and stop being posers.
The chair actually does do something. It increases your mp charge while its in use. At first the buff isnt noticable, but max out the chair and put on some mp charge boosting accessories and you basically have infinite mp.
I still love the ultimate troll move on behalf of Nintendo regarding Hestu’s Gift. They did this because the game is supposed to be about exploration and stumbling upon korok seeds, not hunkering down and stressfully seeking each and every last one out out of sheer completionistic compulsion.
Yeah based on previous videos they have done they tend to not do a whole lot of research into their videos so they probably don't know you can have a permanent version
I assume he does. The Biggoron's sword is exactly what makes the Giant's Knife worthless. If the Biggoron's Sword didn't exist, the Giant's Knife would arguably still be useful, but seeing as there's a permanent option that costs 0 rupees, the Giant's Knife is never useful.
The friendship bracelet in Borderlands 2 was rumored to be a nod to the Dark Souls pendant. Only available from an npc that randomly spawned in one room, it made a visual effect on your character in coop games that would become more obvious with more players in your party.
The Giant's Knife isn't completely useless, as it is possible to purchase a new one from Medigoron (the Goron you purchase it from who is also Biggoron's brother) if it breaks! Basically, it is a breakable version of the Biggoron Sword (which later became breakable in BotW), which Link can obtain by completing the Adult Timeline trading quest, which ends with Biggoron forging the Biggoron Sword which functions as an unbreakable version of the Giant's Knife! Once the Biggoron Sword is obtained, Link can no longer purchase the Giant's Knife from Medigoron, who will point out that the Biggoron Sword is a far superior weapon! Basically, the Giant's Knife is somewhat useful, especially if you haven't acquired the Biggoron Sword & can be useful against Phantom Ganon & Volvagia as your shield isn't all that useful against most main dungeons! The Giant's Knife has a longer reach, thus it can be useful for Deadman's Volley (deflecting the energy balls used by Phantom Ganon)!
I haven’t played these games so forgive me if I sound stupid, but how can it be useful in any dungeon or against any boss if it’s going to break after a few hits? Do you just mean it’ll be more useful for those few hits? I mean that makes sense I guess, if you buy it and don’t equip it till you get to the boss then use it at the start to get as much damage as possible out of it, but again having to go back and buy it again to use again seems like a lot of extra work if, I’m assuming, you can get through those dungeons and bosses with another weapons that doesn’t break anyway…
@MIAsuxdonkey you give it to biggoron and he turns it into an unbreakable sword the biggoron sword. You use it during the final boss fight against Ganon who throws your master sword outside the barrier. So you aren't unarmed and only relying on the bow after that.
No that is the Broken Goron's sword and you dont get it until like half way through the trade sequence for the Biggorons Sword. Giants knife doesn't really factor into the trade sequence at all, it is really just foreshadowing the Biggoron sword.
No, it can't. You go through a trade quest to get the Bigoron Sword which is an indestructible version. Part of the quest is to trade for a "Broken Goron Sword," this is NOT the Giant's Knife and has nothing to do with the Giant's knife. You are not remembering the game correctly.
The zelda sword IS useful, after it breaks you can have it fixed permanently! It shouldnt be on this list!!!! How about breath of the wild?? Almost every goddamn swords breaks in that game!
giant's knife and biggoron sword are unrelated. You get the broken biggoron sword from the middle of a trading sequence. You never need to get the knife to get the sword.
For anyone who doesn't know, the broken giants knife in Ocarina is used to start a quest to get the true goron sword. I'm thinking he just meant that breakable version. Yes I'm here over a year later, and yes I'm sure someone has already mentioned it.
Yes I did trip. No I won’t reconsider life choices. And I was born in 2000 using 1998 slang is really of 2000 babies slang so thanks I guess but it can’t have it back
Yeah right... First of all that thing is supposed to be a gag item but i actualy use it when there are virals mixed together with regular zombies, luring them away and diminishing the threat... You can trip all you want.
1. You can get an unbreakable giant's knife in loz:oot by doing a side quest. So buying a breakable sword for 200 is pointless. 2. You can use the pendant in dark souls to trade snuggly at the northern asylum (the tutorial area). He gives you Souvenir of Reprisal in exchange for the pendant.
Honorable Mention: Doom Eternal’s “Unmakyr” This weapon was a big letdown due to having to complete 6 different “slayer gates” in different missions just to get Empyreon Keys. Once you do all that, you learn it shares ammo with the “BFG”, an astoundingly better weapon.
@@ghostyboi9819 Jesus bro why do ppl like you feel the need to judge other ppls actions through fukn online comments??? You don’t know what these guys are like, and even so everyone knows that good friends like to fuck with each other it’s one of the best things about having good friends who get you and who you get. Just chill and let ppl do their thing they don’t need you to tell them how to manage their friendships
No it doesn't. The one you buy is useless. You get one from the carpenter leader and you fix that one. It's a key item, not the shitty useless one you buy and break.
also, blade of east from Fallout new vegas is an incredible weapon, but its pretry useless since you get it only at the point where the game is already over
The "Proof of Omega" from FFVIII. You spend all that time killing the Omega Weapon and the reward is basically an item saying you beat him... But it's a single player game so who is even going to see it???
The secret treasure in the original fable, the one where you have to collect all the map scraps, and solve the Riddle, and the ultimate weapon turned out to be a useless frying pan.
The whole point of the giants knife is to tease you about the existence of the biggorons sword... which if you didn’t use a guide is pretty tricky to acquire... did you guys not know about that? Seems weird you wouldn’t mention it
exactly! the whole point is to do the side quest so it becomes indestructible, also deals more damage than the Master Sword making it the strongest sword in the game, so pretty far from useless, there's a similar quest on Majora's Mask with the Razor Sword that then can be upgraded into the Glided Sword
The broken Giants Knife does make the fight against Dark Link easier. When you swing your sword, the miniboss is programmed to jump on top of it. It tries to do the same thing with the broken Giants Knife, but can't because there's nothing to jump on. This leaves Dark Link wide open. Couple this with a 3 heart run (Dark Link always has the same max health as the player) and the fight becomes almost as easy to cheese as the Zelda 2 Dark Link fight.
I actually loved how Hetsu's gift is a piece of golden poop. It's a great troll of completionists and helped teach me to just play games as long as they're fun, rather than feeling like I needed to collect everything like completing chores. Plus it seems like it's Nintendo mocking other open-world collectothons by showing what a waste of time it is. The fun should be in the journey, not just the loot. Pretty appropriate for a game that tossed out and reinvented a lot of open-world game conventions.
"That's why we haven't had a Superman game since" Except Shadow of Apokolips, Countdown to Apokolips, Man of Steel, Superman Returns, ect. ect. ect. Along with all the other glaring errors everyone else had already pointed out. Did you *consider* doing any research before this video, or were you always planning to make a pile of crap?
Exp Calibur- Dying Light This weapon has ONLY 7 durability. It is like the great sword in Zelda. It is a really powerful weapon but after a few hits the weapon is broken. By the way Exp Calibur is a secret weapon in a game. You have to go to an exact location to find it
I like the Swimsuit reward. So often the rewards for the toughest areas are really overpowered. But since you just beat the toughest areas, you don’t need anything anymore. You’re obviously strong enough, and are as useless as a swimsuit. But at least the Swimsuit makes me smile.
@@Greenwood4727 Eh, they're all right, but how useful they are really depends on your team composition. Especially in the early games, unless you were using TMs/HMs on them, they had a couple big hitting abilities, sure, but they were a Water/Flying pokemon with no water or flying attacks. Plus, you either had to pay the daycare to level the magikarp up, or you had to grind forever with Magikarp in your first spot and then switching out to a pokemon that wasn't worthless.
The giants knife was 100% worth it. You can do a quest to repair it and will never break again. Forever doubling your dmg and increasing your sword reach
I love the idea that there's absolutely no reward to collecting that many collectables. Collectables are one of the things I dislike the most in games that have them it's like "oh hey our world is so uninteresting we have to bribe you to explore it"
If this is about the korok seeds, then i wouldnt say its a bribe to explore. Its an incentive yeah but the reason there are so many, was specifically designed in consideration that people wont collect all of them but there are enough in the world for you to find easily. The shyt gift as the end kind of also cements that. Its like Nintendo is saying 'you werent supposed to get them all idiot'.
i think the chair thung in bloodstained was just meant to be a humorous reference to symphony of the night , because alucard could sit in the chairs. fun fact = the chairs you can summon are randomized from a pool of all the different chairs you have "seen"/"sat in" throughout the game. the more different chairs you have "seen", the more possible chairs can be summoned
In symphony of the night, there's a pair of boots that do basically nothing but "discretely increase height", meaning they make you one pixel taller
Yeah! WHY were they not mentioned, yet a chair that allows you to regain your magic is??
This would rather actually be useful in 3D games where you control the character
Aren't those boots required for part of a speedrun/glitch....making you just tall enough to make a jump you shoukdnt be able to make even though it was intended useless
@@Vudaca122390 if so thats interesting
I use shoe lifts that add 2 inches in height. Found this interesting
All items in almost any RPG because you save them just in case and never wind up using them
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That's japtem for ya
Or just display them as collection cuz why not
Yennefer's Room key - Common Item
Slavic folk music stops
Not useless tho
I imagine that would be quite the common item
I need that for the Netflix version.
Dian Loubser I see what you did there.
The reason there are 900 Koroks is because they want you to be able to find lots of them wherever you go, even if you aren't looking too hard. And the reason why the reward for finding all of them has no mechanical value is because they don't want people to feel forced to find them all (which I imagine most people would not find fun) just to get the reward.
I did it for fun, twice, lol. One on normal, and once on master mode.
But what if you don't know what the reward is but get them all expecting one and you get... that
Your first point makes sense, although I don't agree with the second. I would think the turd is just for trolling some that is a completionist to this degree
Useless items: Almost everything in a cave or tomb you explore in skyrim. Ruined books, embalming tool, rolled paper, torcher kit, even a torch.
The rolled paper and ruined books have a use at the Atronach forge in the College of Winterhold. You can turn them into one of four scrolls or their corresponding tomes depending on whether you are using the rolled scrolls or ruined books.
Ah, guess I need to keep going in Skyrim to see that. I should have known.
You can also probably sell the embalming tools for early game money and the torch could be a light source (either early game or as a last resort or something, some caves are pretty dark)
Hold a torch while lockpicking, it makes it easier
@@curser63 That would be. I never do that though, but when I need light, I just use magic.
The pendant can be traded with the crow for a covenant item that is otherwise pretty challenging to find/farm
Souvenirs of Reprisal aren't challenging to find/farm. You can farm 30 of them from the Harpies in Ariamis in under an hour. They have like a 6% drop rate without the Gold Serpent Ring/Symbol of Avarice.
@@BonerBot he still made a point..you made none lmaooo salty brooo
@@TheRisingTide89 he doesn't sound salty to me and provided useful info for anyone interested in it
@@TheRisingTide89 yep why don't you stop judging people its 2020 not 2015
@@BonerBot Still doesn't make it useless though.
The Giants sword is useless at first until you actually take the time and finish the side quest the big Goron gives you then he will make it PERMANENTLY unbreakable!!! So it's not the most useless sword it's actually the most O.P weapons in the game!
it is useless, the thing that you fix you get from the carpenter trade and you fix that one, the giants sword is completely unrelated in that mission
@@ninjared1607 you need the broken sword to make it unbreakable, obviously not useless
Yeah I thought so, you have to find the gold dust thing don't you
@@AcidStoner69 You need the broken Big Goron's Sword not the broken Giant's Knife. There is no way to make the Giant's Knife unbreakable.
@@shanobian Gold dust is to upgrade the razor sword to the gilded sword in Majora's Mask. Razor is a temp upgrade to the base sword but gilding it makes the upgrade permanent.
Giant's knife: Makes the list of useless items because it breaks after some use
Every weapon in Breath of the Wild:
Every golden tool in Minecraft:
im really starting to think people dont know how erosion works.
@@monarchsub8884 I'm started to think game designers don't know how wisdom works.
In animal crossing the watering can breaks after about 30 squires (what kind of water is in there) on the other half the pole vault and the ladder are immortal despite both having to hold your entire weight.
Also golden items shatter I. The same amount of time as metal items (the gold just gives them a special quality and a nice look)
@@demonheart13 I thought golden items were unbreakable that just makes me not care for them now
@Nick Trybull k
"the light at the end of the tunnel is actually a turd." Ah so Breath of the Wild is actually a metaphor for life I see.
"which one do you think is the most useless"
me: *slowly looked at the mirror*
i look down in my pants
If you were an item I'd favorite you...
@@WhitShiro my mind 😂
And yet I was not making a joke
Me: slowly pans to 5 month old son.
Its true though. The kid cant do shit.
I think Hestu's gift is there to show that the "Korok seeds" were actually "Korok shits"
TriForce Hero it’s cause you scare the shit outta them when you find them 😂
I can see why Nintendo still using Zelda story for videogames is like without Mario, Link, Donkey or some pokemon game Nintendo would close his doors, zero innovation on new characters for new videogames.
In any case BOW is a big one score for gaming industry just like RDR2 or WT3.
All those hiding spots were actually designated pooping areas
Hestus: heres a gift of friendship!
Link: what the fuck is this shit?
Hestus: A GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP!!!
@@randomgod6371 what the hell are you talking about
Practically every sword you get as a quest reward In Witcher 3. Wow thanks for that level one sword mate but I have 5 in my inventory 100x better.
I used to get crafting materials out of them or sell them so i wouldn't say completely useless
Loot/reward system in TW3 is so dumb
@@geg_otmopo3 ditto for cyberpunk
@@Viper3220 how though? You don’t get quest rewards in cyberpunk really, you only get money, the only rewards you get is for doing stuff like the cyberpsycho sightings and some side biz missions and most of those rewards are some of the best in the game…. I mean you usually get legendary/iconic weapons, great cars, legendary gear etc i mean you get skippy off a dead guy in an alley and that’s the best smart gun in the whole game man XD you get the best car in the game just for looking around a random ass cave, you get Jonny’s car, you get a great af legendary sniper rifle for beating one of the guys in that annoying beat on the brat quest… I actually literally can’t think of any bad rewards you get for quests XD obviously ppl play games differently so what’s good for me might suck for you. I’m just genuinely interested which rewards did you think were bad?
Assassin's Creed 2. The cape you get for collecting all the feathers. It just makes you notorious and all guards are high alert while you wear. In a game about stealth and being hidden, you unlock an item that is the opposite.
That cape serves a perfectly valid purpose. It's a reminder that you wasted hours of your life collecting feathers in a game about stabbing people. When what you should have been doing was, you know... Stabbing people.
"useless chair" ... gaining back your MP isn't useless, btw.
Also, your little fairy friend comes and sits on your shoulder, which is friggin adorable. Its a very important chair
@@BigWalex not only that but if you play the piano with her she sings
People spend real-life money for animations in online games. Including memes with chairs.
The Chair in Bloodstained gets pretty dang bonkers useful if you level it up, actually. It becomes the fastest out of combat mana restore in the entire game.
You even get nicer looking chairs, too!
Wait really? :O
@@DarkMirria1 Yup. The first rank is just so dang slow that it's really easy to miss, but the max rank refills your bar in seconds
@@LORDOFDORKNESS42 Damn. Too bad I already have Gebel’s Glasses that gives Miriam infinite MP. 😅
I never thought that you’d get better looking chairs though, I’ll have to level up my summon chair ability to see for myself.
I knew it did something but I thought it healed you. I would imagine it says what it does in the description doesn't it? Otherwise idk how I knew while playing it did something. I remember sitting in it a lot though.
Most Consumables in FIFA games **laughs maniacally**
FIFA are games? I thought they were money dumps for the mega casuals and whales
how about the actual game
Good one Bro 😂 😂😂💩
@@Walamonga1313 Yeah I find it hilarious some people buy every single FIFA game, gold edition is about $135 CAD (Tax included with this price) for 1 game when they can get the exact same experience, forever, for $5 by buying a ball themselves
"I would pick nothing or the pendant"
Doesn't imply that the pendant has a secret. It implys that it's the same as nothing
Not at all.. lol
It's still Dark Souls, so you'd imagine that he'd say so as a "hint" at something greater. You're just telling everyone what YOU thought the implications were.
I thought that pendant was for the dlc...
@@DV-ou1yu it lets you talk to the spider chick quelanna
@@snuggie1849 wrong, that's the old witch's ring that lets you talk to the spider chick.
Love that he put a joke item in.
How about a reverse where we look at items we thought were useless but were actually useful?🤔
Yess
We have seen that kind of list so many times though. Water Pistol from MGS5 is always on it
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I know it's a skill but enemy step.
What I thought was a useless skill turned out to be the basis of the entire combat system.
Not an item, but in final fantasy 7 on PS1 you could do 9,999 damage to sepiroth with goblin punch, an otherwise useless skill. I think it works against the ultimate weapons too but idk
0:40 Well the sword still lasted longer than literally everything in Breath of the WIld.
tbh i feel like this one is incorrect and misleading considering it's part of a larger quest to get an unbreaking biggoron sword.
@@bishopvida No it isn't. You need the Broken Biggoron Sword to make the unbreakable Biggoron Sword, not the Giant's Knife. The Giant's Knife has nothing to do with that quest.
The chair in Bloodstained actually speeds mp recovery. Once leveled up it allows you to rapidly refill your mp gauge.
XD looks like they didn’t do their research properly
Seems somebody didn’t do the second half of the giants knife quest
or realize that korak's seeds are poop aswell
yup lazy researching i guess
Knight Grawind why what happens?
@@damedusa5107 you can turn the broken knife into the big goron sword that does not break and does double the damage of the master sword
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In the Witcher 3, that level 13 sword you get after completing the quest ‘Of swords and Dumplings’ for help that master sword smith in Novigrad.
Ib7 h I felt that on a couple mission W3 rewards but I felt it was the games way of telling me I was overpowered.
Fo4's "Legendary" weapons lmao they drop like rain in the middle of Cherrapunji and majority of them are shit.
that was so fucking stupid, my first run I was 20 levels above the recommended level so I thought that was why it was shit. My second run, I realised no... it's just utterly useless
@Ib7 h Personally I consider "special" swords in W3 like Winter's Blade, The Emmentaler etc as collectibles rather than swords i'd use. You can also display them in Corvo Bianco in B&W which i found really fun. Winter's Blade also has a 10% chance to freeze enemies which i find neat, not always about DPS.
Number 1, IGN review score
Number 2: Metacritic professional reviewers' score.
Number 4 a commie playing videogames
Number 6: women in video games
@@saifsaif-kc9uy Number 7: sexists in video games
@@hos_7711 yes
In bloodstained the chair is honestly one of the most useful shards in both casual and speed running playthroughs…
It speeds up MP recovery. At higher levels can recover more MP than you can feasibly use at once. In speed runs though… ooo boy allows you to completely disable gravity.
Actually in bloodstained sitting in chairs gives added mana regen. Not completely useless being able to summon a chair to regain mana
Hestu's name: H-E-S-T-U
everyone on planet earth: "HETSU"
He's the first person I've heard say "Het-su." And it's annoying me so much.
Paul W yes. God it was killing me when he kept saying it 😁
This channel is great if you have a fetish for butchered words.
@@paulw858 I've literally never noticed that it is Hestu and not Hetsu. I've been calling him Hetsu since launch lol. My bad.
@@Bloodsin1 This channel is great if you have a fetish for butchered anything. The level of research they put into the topics is puzzling. On one hand they dig up stuff you'd need ages to find yourself, on the other hand they miss the simplest details about that stuff.
The Dark Souls Pendant does have a use, only one
Trade it to Snuggly the Crow for a Souvenir of Reprisal
It has another use too, equip Force and Chamaleon, invade someone, make sure they didn't see you, drop the pendant by a cliff, use Chamaleon and wait. When the greedy host see that shining item and pick it up, you go behind and use Force. That's the most usefull thing to do with it.
@@malkaviian This is a level of "Fuck you" that could really only be achieved by the dark souls community. I love it
@@malkaviian That's just as amazing as equipping the armor of thorns and killing someone by rolling into them over and over
reminds me of the "amulet of annihilation" in Secret of Evermore.
it doesn't really DO anything, but you can trade it for equipment or use it to pay for a ride across the desert!
a shady merchant will try to sell you one for 10,000 gold.
DON'T do it, you can buy them for 100 EACH later!
Listen here, I, Siegward Of Catarina names "rubish" as the most useless item in all of Lordran
But...you can get upgrade material from them by trading it to the crows
Very true, You sir, deserve a Siegbrew. *gives Siegbrew*
I would've sworn you would say what I came here to suggest, which is the "Tiny Being's Ring" I don't know if they ever fixed it but when I played the first time in the gift description it said it regenerated health, which it did not. I remember being pretty upset when I started the game for the first time and my gift wasn't doing what it said it would.
Have you ever walked near a white birch, only to be struck by a great arrow?
in all of lothric, to be precise, siegward is a character in dark souls 3 which takes place in lothric, onion man in dark souls 1 is called siegmeyer.
Potions in every rpg ever. I hoard them because I might need them and then when I have a million they only heal like 1% hp.
I only hold onto health and strength potions in Skyrim (Cure disease potions too if I for some reason refuse to play a vampire/werewolf), I keep health potions in my favorites menu so I can heal myself at pretty much any time, including when I get ragdolled, helps quite a lot when fighting Karstaag for example. I hold onto strength potions so that I can fast travel to a safe house or merchant after getting overencumbered. It is nice that you can still walk while overencumbered though
@@JargonMadjin i love how 9,999 pounds you can sprint jump fight and not get worn out.
10,000 pounds ouuffff soo heavy.
(vrooom)
Me Hey slow down there speedy Gonzales
Lydia that was a turtle.
Me what!?!?
Gameranx: "these items don't do anything"
The comments: "are you sure about that?"
Press X to doubt
Bloodstained: the chair is a very useful item when you sit in the summon chair it speeds you are magic Point regeneration
Big if true
@@adamtwelve occasionally it spawns a chair that does nothing or one that has unknown effect. But the majority of the time its a way to super speed up magic regen.
Omg this dude put this on 2nd place!
It is like one of the esential shards for magic only build!
Expecially now in randomizer where you sometimes need to kick-jump to progress!
Dude lost all legitimacy with this...
The summon chair ability is actually one of the most useful abilities in speedrunning the game. It is used in a glitch to put your character out of bounds. It's really cool. Look it up!
LOL WUT?
most quest rewards in Skyrim were essentially useless items, even the big artifacts, coz they were always levelled and soon to be outclassed, and as such were very underwhelming and usually just sold.
Like Dawnbreaker, here's this legendary daedric artifact of immense godly power!!! eh, it's no better than this refined iron dagger with a fire enchantment
Definitely. This made me want to hold off on quests until later in the game, just so I could get a little more from the rewards.
I get wabbjack early in the game just to use it as a decoration
randomized dawnguard quest rewards, random enchanted gear that won't be useful to your character build most of the time.
Actually I disagree. I had so many runs in that game that I knew which artifacts to get early on to be able to push stronger enemies. I play on expert difficulty so I needed everything strong I could get my hands on even if it was temporarily. One example is the savior's hide which can be enhanced for really high stats.
Azura's Star/Black Star, Ebony Mail, Oghma Infinium, and the Ring of Hircine are all really useful.
I would pick "nothing" or the "pendent".
Come on people think about how he said that...
And think about what game this is. Trolling isn't just common in dark souls, it's a fundamental part of the series and encouraged in the online community.
Anyone who's fallen for one of the "try jumping" messages should have known he was fucking with us.
"a chair appears" okay I want that in every game
Spends half my life trying to get an item that’s completely useless but I want it because it’s shinyyyyyy
You sound like a women, are you ok?
Helmuth Gerka “like a woman” tf are you in the 1800s?
@@HelmuthGerka No, he sound like a pokemon trainer XD
I love you guys
You talking about Obsidian camo in MW??
1. Fallout 76
Fallout 76 development plans.
Now im completely sure that Gameranx never played any videogame ever....
You DONT use the Giant Knife EVER!!! You give it to a secret blacksmith and turn it into the Biggoron Sword which the strongest sword in the game....
And the Were Bane is actualy a very strong weapon when you use its SA Flurry of Blows against Heavy Armored enemies (Owl Knight, Warg Rider, Armor Lord and Guardian) dealing massive damage. Of course there are better weapons out there but since this weapon can be farmed in the normal castle.... Oh and there are only 2 Rapiers in the game and the Were Bane is one of them. Get your shit together gameranx and stop being posers.
you can also use the broken goron sword to craft the biggoron sword, but you need to go on a fetch quest for a bunch of items
The chair actually does do something. It increases your mp charge while its in use. At first the buff isnt noticable, but max out the chair and put on some mp charge boosting accessories and you basically have infinite mp.
I still love the ultimate troll move on behalf of Nintendo regarding Hestu’s Gift. They did this because the game is supposed to be about exploration and stumbling upon korok seeds, not hunkering down and stressfully seeking each and every last one out out of sheer completionistic compulsion.
"MOZAMBIQUE HERE"
YES
Dibs!
MOZAMBIQUE REPRESENT!
Golden Mozambique 😍
"Thats mine!"
I wonder if Falcon knows about the Biggoron’s Sword, which is a giant’s knife that never breaks
If you repair the hilt for 200 rupies you get locked out of the sidequest to fix it into the real big goron sword.. soo probably they dont know.
Yeah based on previous videos they have done they tend to not do a whole lot of research into their videos so they probably don't know you can have a permanent version
@@VioletTentacles lol oops, i was gonna say i remember it being badass
I assume he does. The Biggoron's sword is exactly what makes the Giant's Knife worthless. If the Biggoron's Sword didn't exist, the Giant's Knife would arguably still be useful, but seeing as there's a permanent option that costs 0 rupees, the Giant's Knife is never useful.
Came here to say this! It's simply a quest step item
I love falcons voice I watch videos with him narrating. Makes me sleep good. Thank-you good sir
When he says it at the beginning of the video, it sounds like valken 🤣🤣🤣
I love when there is a category of items in games named JUNKS helps A LOT
Ahhh, Castlevania symphony of the night , that’s bring a lot of memories. I have spent many hours exploring and I have loved every minute of it.
I would go through hell and back for a skimpy outfit and a chair.
Aliexpress is not THAT bad
That perk in modern warfrare thay allows you to listen to nearby enemy voice chat. Like you want to torture yourself more.
Lmao what
a lot of these are just to teach the player a lesson: "It's all about the journey"
Metroidvanias: "Hold my beer"
The friendship bracelet in Borderlands 2 was rumored to be a nod to the Dark Souls pendant. Only available from an npc that randomly spawned in one room, it made a visual effect on your character in coop games that would become more obvious with more players in your party.
The Giant's Knife isn't completely useless, as it is possible to purchase a new one from Medigoron (the Goron you purchase it from who is also Biggoron's brother) if it breaks! Basically, it is a breakable version of the Biggoron Sword (which later became breakable in BotW), which Link can obtain by completing the Adult Timeline trading quest, which ends with Biggoron forging the Biggoron Sword which functions as an unbreakable version of the Giant's Knife! Once the Biggoron Sword is obtained, Link can no longer purchase the Giant's Knife from Medigoron, who will point out that the Biggoron Sword is a far superior weapon!
Basically, the Giant's Knife is somewhat useful, especially if you haven't acquired the Biggoron Sword & can be useful against Phantom Ganon & Volvagia as your shield isn't all that useful against most main dungeons! The Giant's Knife has a longer reach, thus it can be useful for Deadman's Volley (deflecting the energy balls used by Phantom Ganon)!
I haven’t played these games so forgive me if I sound stupid, but how can it be useful in any dungeon or against any boss if it’s going to break after a few hits? Do you just mean it’ll be more useful for those few hits? I mean that makes sense I guess, if you buy it and don’t equip it till you get to the boss then use it at the start to get as much damage as possible out of it, but again having to go back and buy it again to use again seems like a lot of extra work if, I’m assuming, you can get through those dungeons and bosses with another weapons that doesn’t break anyway…
@MIAsuxdonkey you give it to biggoron and he turns it into an unbreakable sword the biggoron sword. You use it during the final boss fight against Ganon who throws your master sword outside the barrier. So you aren't unarmed and only relying on the bow after that.
if the character was female the hell temple reward would not be on this list.
Fuck yeah.
The giants knife can be reforged when you have done some sidequests so it becomes indestructible
Yeah, it's called the biggeron sword and it's awesome
No that is the Broken Goron's sword and you dont get it until like half way through the trade sequence for the Biggorons Sword. Giants knife doesn't really factor into the trade sequence at all, it is really just foreshadowing the Biggoron sword.
@@TheChronicKarma You can do the Biggorons sidequests or use the Giant Knife. One is free and the other is not but you have a little bit less work
No, it can't. You go through a trade quest to get the Bigoron Sword which is an indestructible version. Part of the quest is to trade for a "Broken Goron Sword," this is NOT the Giant's Knife and has nothing to do with the Giant's knife. You are not remembering the game correctly.
The zelda sword IS useful, after it breaks you can have it fixed permanently! It shouldnt be on this list!!!! How about breath of the wild?? Almost every goddamn swords breaks in that game!
giant's knife and biggoron sword are unrelated. You get the broken biggoron sword from the middle of a trading sequence. You never need to get the knife to get the sword.
The fact it breaks and have to go length to fix it yeah its pretty much worthless
“Just Kidding Who Cares” beyond funny, that was legendary
For anyone who doesn't know, the broken giants knife in Ocarina is used to start a quest to get the true goron sword. I'm thinking he just meant that breakable version. Yes I'm here over a year later, and yes I'm sure someone has already mentioned it.
I just did the same thing, and completely disagreed when he said giants knife lol. you need the broken hilt to make the proper giants knife
If the dying light antigadoid gun isn’t on here I’m goin to trip
did you trip?
Yes I did trip. No I won’t reconsider life choices. And I was born in 2000 using 1998 slang is really of 2000 babies slang so thanks I guess but it can’t have it back
Don’t remind me that weapon sucked 😂
Yeah right... First of all that thing is supposed to be a gag item but i actualy use it when there are virals mixed together with regular zombies, luring them away and diminishing the threat... You can trip all you want.
@@AkromaBlade thanks for the non irrelevant gaming tip!
1. You can get an unbreakable giant's knife in loz:oot by doing a side quest. So buying a breakable sword for 200 is pointless.
2. You can use the pendant in dark souls to trade snuggly at the northern asylum (the tutorial area). He gives you Souvenir of Reprisal in exchange for the pendant.
The skimpy swimsuit made me laugh, so it wasn't completely useless! :P
Where are the 80% of the items in Skyrim? Most of them are ingredients for items you can buy without any hustle
Honorable Mention: Doom Eternal’s “Unmakyr”
This weapon was a big letdown due to having to complete 6 different “slayer gates” in different missions just to get Empyreon Keys. Once you do all that, you learn it shares ammo with the “BFG”, an astoundingly better weapon.
You were able to make the giants knife unbreakable by completing a timed trial
not really, it's completely separate from the Giant's Knife, the only connection between the two is their damage output and appearance
There's also one item useless to some players. Common Sense.
COUGHCOUGHCOUGHDSPCOUGHCOUGH
Of all the senses, the "Common" sense is very uncommon.
What's common sense?
@@saifsaif-kc9uy
Alas, yet another example that common sense isn't common.
Borderlands 2 the Tini Tina DLC has a random guy selling a really expensive necklace mod and its stat is +5 friendship
“knowing theres no light at the end of a tunnel but a turd , no thanks” 😂
Skyrim: Broken sword. It just took up inventory space and it seemed to be of importance so you kept it thinking a blacksmith might reforge it.
I tricked a friend into believing you get a Hookshot if u find all the kokiris. He binged for like 4 days and called me yelling
well then be sure to enjoy your ruined friendship now
@@ghostyboi9819 pfft, that's a friendship for life.
@@ghostyboi9819 Jesus bro why do ppl like you feel the need to judge other ppls actions through fukn online comments??? You don’t know what these guys are like, and even so everyone knows that good friends like to fuck with each other it’s one of the best things about having good friends who get you and who you get. Just chill and let ppl do their thing they don’t need you to tell them how to manage their friendships
The giants knife when broken is a really good weapon to fight shadow link in the water temple.
WTH really? How?
@@hugofontes5708 you can spam big knife and get through his block
Its also the weapon shadow link cant mimic
You need the Giant’s Knife to get the Biggoron’s Sword, though. Not useless
My thoughts exactly, the giants knife leads you down the quest to get the biggoron sword
No it doesn't. The one you buy is useless. You get one from the carpenter leader and you fix that one. It's a key item, not the shitty useless one you buy and break.
I'm pretty sure the giant's knife in OOT is a joke item because Medigoron has no idea how to make a durable sword.
yeah, Biggoron says that he makes better swords
Gameranx, I think Superman 64 deserves it's own video. I always thoroughly enjoy it's inclusion in these lists.
Witcher's 3 Hattori's sword..
also, blade of east from Fallout new vegas is an incredible weapon, but its pretry useless since you get it only at the point where the game is already over
The "Proof of Omega" from FFVIII. You spend all that time killing the Omega Weapon and the reward is basically an item saying you beat him... But it's a single player game so who is even going to see it???
Same with mark of the Furyon from FFXV, you get it for beating Ifrit but you can't summon him
I think the big reason to fight Omega is to draw Eden if you didn't get it the other way. That, and just for 100%.
The secret treasure in the original fable, the one where you have to collect all the map scraps, and solve the Riddle, and the ultimate weapon turned out to be a useless frying pan.
If you augment it with some good gems it has potential to be one of the best weapons
The whole point of the giants knife is to tease you about the existence of the biggorons sword... which if you didn’t use a guide is pretty tricky to acquire... did you guys not know about that? Seems weird you wouldn’t mention it
The Giants Knife can be repaired with the side quest. 🙄
Josh Hartley the side quest makes it unbreakable
Yeah, I remember you being able to turn it into the Biggoron's sword which is unbreakable
Josh Hartley I just came on you
exactly! the whole point is to do the side quest so it becomes indestructible, also deals more damage than the Master Sword making it the strongest sword in the game, so pretty far from useless, there's a similar quest on Majora's Mask with the Razor Sword that then can be upgraded into the Glided Sword
Anthony thank you.
imagine there’s a bunch of stuffs in dark soul and it’s useless? more pain we got 😂
> Shows: Hestu
> *Falcon: "HetSu"*
In Ocarina of Time you can upgrade the broken sword through a side quest and obtain the Biggoron's Sword.
The broken Giants Knife does make the fight against Dark Link easier. When you swing your sword, the miniboss is programmed to jump on top of it. It tries to do the same thing with the broken Giants Knife, but can't because there's nothing to jump on. This leaves Dark Link wide open. Couple this with a 3 heart run (Dark Link always has the same max health as the player) and the fight becomes almost as easy to cheese as the Zelda 2 Dark Link fight.
Fallout 4: the engagement ring! For some reason I don’t want to get rid of it!
Bruh same 😭
Whole Fall Out 4 is an useless item
@@tabletopandwargames8382 riiiight. Still pretty enjoyable. Not to mention, moddable
Thought I was the only one. Always felt guilty for my virtual wife. 😂
@@tabletopandwargames8382 well i dont kno about that. Put down the salt
The typhon ammo in deus Ex : Human Revolution
Two of them melted bosses that could not be skipped in the first version
I was expecting the Fallout 4 ghoul slayer gamma gun.
XD
Not quite as useless, but I did find an instigating minigun once.
Half of all the Pokeballs in the origional pokemon Gold and Silver are bugged, some of them are so bugged that they have a negative catch rate.
I actually loved how Hetsu's gift is a piece of golden poop. It's a great troll of completionists and helped teach me to just play games as long as they're fun, rather than feeling like I needed to collect everything like completing chores. Plus it seems like it's Nintendo mocking other open-world collectothons by showing what a waste of time it is. The fun should be in the journey, not just the loot. Pretty appropriate for a game that tossed out and reinvented a lot of open-world game conventions.
Saying this before seeing whole vid but terraria (skull pet)
Yes
Every pet though
Natend some pets are sources of light and morale
@@captaincrunch7126 but let's be honest most of then are not and like there is also a slot for them but ur not wrong
The Zelda sword is like a gold sword in Minecraft
"That's why we haven't had a Superman game since" Except Shadow of Apokolips, Countdown to Apokolips, Man of Steel, Superman Returns, ect. ect. ect.
Along with all the other glaring errors everyone else had already pointed out. Did you *consider* doing any research before this video, or were you always planning to make a pile of crap?
Exp Calibur- Dying Light
This weapon has ONLY 7 durability. It is like the great sword in Zelda. It is a really powerful weapon but after a few hits the weapon is broken. By the way Exp Calibur is a secret weapon in a game. You have to go to an exact location to find it
There is way too many times Zelda, Dark Souls + some weird old game that very few current gamers have played in Gameranx videos.
True
I like the Swimsuit reward. So often the rewards for the toughest areas are really overpowered. But since you just beat the toughest areas, you don’t need anything anymore. You’re obviously strong enough, and are as useless as a swimsuit. But at least the Swimsuit makes me smile.
Anyone else finding they’ve never played any of the games on this list?
Yes im with you on this one
How can you have a list of useless items without mentioning the Old Rod from pretty much every Pokemon game? It literally only ever catches Magikarp!
Town map from the first game was also a waste of an item slot.
Magikarp evolve into Gyrados.. and they can be beasts
@@Greenwood4727 Eh, they're all right, but how useful they are really depends on your team composition. Especially in the early games, unless you were using TMs/HMs on them, they had a couple big hitting abilities, sure, but they were a Water/Flying pokemon with no water or flying attacks. Plus, you either had to pay the daycare to level the magikarp up, or you had to grind forever with Magikarp in your first spot and then switching out to a pokemon that wasn't worthless.
The giants knife was 100% worth it. You can do a quest to repair it and will never break again. Forever doubling your dmg and increasing your sword reach
I was screaming this through the screen at the video
That chair summon... is amazing. Need that irl!
I love the idea that there's absolutely no reward to collecting that many collectables. Collectables are one of the things I dislike the most in games that have them it's like "oh hey our world is so uninteresting we have to bribe you to explore it"
If this is about the korok seeds, then i wouldnt say its a bribe to explore. Its an incentive yeah but the reason there are so many, was specifically designed in consideration that people wont collect all of them but there are enough in the world for you to find easily. The shyt gift as the end kind of also cements that. Its like Nintendo is saying 'you werent supposed to get them all idiot'.
About 99% of the items in World of Warcraft are completely useless.
About half of the items in any MOBA are useless too.
Game cosmetics. Usefulness 0%, flexing 100%
Sell for gold
I’m missing the dragon head and dragon egg in Minecraft. Just saying 😂
Minecraft is literally about placing blocks.... And they both do that, so they're about as useless as the rest of the game in that case....
i think the chair thung in bloodstained was just meant to be a humorous reference to symphony of the night , because alucard could sit in the chairs.
fun fact = the chairs you can summon are randomized from a pool of all the different chairs you have "seen"/"sat in" throughout the game. the more different chairs you have "seen", the more possible chairs can be summoned
I think the “Euclid C Finder” from Fallout New Vegas should have been in this list.