“Trust me” -BT It is unfortunate how bad Titanfall was received (in sales of course). That moment when BT tells you that epic line is just a such an emotional moment that when I saw it at the end, I started crying.
@@rileystephenson-yeomans886 I find myself catching the same feeling and excitement I did when I was little. It's still an escape. Still an emotional exercise.
"It's just a game." god, i wish it was like that.. these "games" have been my whole life, the only things that have kept me going this long.. god, the nostalgia, the golden days of gaming..
Why does Arthur Morgan’s death feel like someone in real life that I lost, man he was great character.. Edit: coming back to just replay the tuberculosis part makes me very sad…
I don't think I had or have felt as much genuine and pure sadness as when he died since that moment. I've been sad about character deaths before but that... That just hit so different than anything before.
the old trilogy of MW games was my first look into call of duty, and ive fallen in love. Its a crime what they did to the legacy of those 3 legends recently.
"I'm not going anywhere BT" "Understood" That understood ment that he cared for BT but BT said that he had done the math and that a throw was our only option and then. "Protacall 3: protect the pilot" - BT-7274
Bro I actually cried for a solid 5 minutes watching that, that shit scared me and from that day I would do everything if it meant my player to stay alive
Reminds me of the time I saw my dad cry before my mom divorced him, I mean she did it for a good reason, he was a bad husband, like really bad, but he was a good dad and I still loved him, so seeing him, the person I looked up to as an immovable rock that I knew would always protect me and take care of me, in such a vulnerable state, I couldn't help but try and comfort him even when I was at such a young and tender age.
tbh i hated Arthur when i first started playing RDR2, but as the game progresses, he's growing on me. and when i finally reached the finale, i chose the heroic ending coz damn his death hits me almost as hard as Marston's. i guess this is the power of great storytelling.
"It's not just a game it can fill your heart with joy, it can make you scream in emotions, it can make you jump on your feet, it can make you cry in joy and sorrow" -A wise man
I remember trying so hard to get John Marston (RDR) to not die even reloading many times just to look for a way to make him to survive. Same goes for Ghost and Roach. Pressing the button really hard just to save Soap. And many more. Games are, in a way, the reality for us in the that we played them. Thanks for all the dev teams out there who worked hard for these wonderful games!
Ever since my daughter was born, I can't force myself to replay the opening scene from The Last of Us, even though it's one of my favorite games of all time.
I've played through that campaign more times than I can count. I always take a moment of silence at the end for my favorite character in a video game. Rest in peace BT
It has been almost 5 years since I completed the Titanfall 2 campaign. I have not really played it since. But almost once a week, I think of BT-7274. Everything he went through, everything you went through with him. This really got to me, and all I can think of now is one of his final lines. And it goes: “Protocol 1: Link to pilot, Protocol 2: Uphold the mission, Protocol 3: Protect the pilot” And with these final words he executed Protocol 4: Make the player cry.
In a world where it's near impossible for us to truly experience the joy, euphoria, and pain adventure can bring, it's nice to have these games and movies and Shows as a backup. It may be fake, but it feels good to be a part of something exciting or even sad.
@@CaptainLEVIasArkhamKnight Just like porn,No matter what you do or what happens to you the video just continues...ASMR,As similar in function as it is,Provides the closest feel of love to you from all recordings so...I waste my days unless an event drags me or it's time to be a silent protagonist in a fantasy with none of my choices impacting a thing... *Angry 'cause I'm wasting my life.*
Jin Sakai needs more recognition bro. He legit gave up everything he had for his people and home. He lost what was left of his family, he lost some of his friends, and most of all, lost his honor
Through all the suffering, fighting, victories, loss, the character we've lost, all the tears, the war we've been through, and all those mountains we've successfully climbed, it's all just a game at the end, but we put our heart to truly complete them and fight till the end. It's as if we have gone through so much yet it's all just a game. That's how powerful and how real a game could felt like
I know this might make alot of people disagree but, when I played cyberpunk till the end, I got the devil ending. That made me actually cry because I cared for everyone I lost then losing myself in the end. Goddamn that was a powerful game
I love this is essentially a tribute to “single-player” and “story driven” games. I almost cried at the end, especially with the Titanfall 2 Moment. Edit: I came back to see this comment (June 2022) and forgot to elaborate on my comment, since I didn't describe enough. The reason I really felt emotional since I have always felt disconnected from the gaming community. I've never played the OG Halo, or the OG COD, stuff like that. But it feels good when I decide to play a game like The Last Of Us and Titanfall 2 and feel recognized. Thank you for the sweet coments.
Don’t worry. You’ll still be thinking about it for at least a couple more years 🥺. Played the game at launch, I haven’t played a game that got me feeling that way since. Wonderful game
I’ve played this game many many times but couldn’t play it online, I finally got the chance in March since my internet was stable enough I’ve missed my chance at playing titanfall online and I wish I could
A friend we took close to our hearths in such a short time. Watching this brought back memories of the time I played titanfall on my friends ps and wanting for the time I can finally get my hands on it. And when I did get to finish that campaign I was never filled with more emotions in a long while. It brought back the tears I tired to hold in for such a long time.
GoT is the best 2020 game in my opinion. My fav game genre is action adventure open world. And that combat system id so amazing. With amazing HUD,decent enough story And amazing world!
A man who sold everything to protect everyone, no recognition, no happiness, no housing, no family, no friends, no HONOUR, he lost it all to protect the last shred had left, his home, his country.
@@aexav5808 no. The only way to bring BT back is to transfer his intelligence core from the Vanguard Class Titan survival kit and place it in another Vanguard Class Titan. BT’s intelligence core was still inside the chassis when he threw copper for the last time. BT is gone
"Isn't it beautiful? It's almost tragic. When life ends, it gives off a final lingering aroma. Light is but a farewell gift from the darkness to those on their way to die. I've been waiting, Snake, for a long time. Waiting for your birth, your growth, and the finality of today." - The Boss, Metal Gear Solid Franchise
Fr, hearing BT explain the 3 protocols to Jack in the beggining of the campaign always fills me with sadness now that I know how far he will go to uphold protocol 3
It's probably because you could use the argument as alternative realities. You yourself lived in the shoes of yes a "virtual story and character" but you still put yourself in their shoes when you play. You're basically learning what they are but with the added cost of not having to risk much of your own being.
titanfall was so under the radar i wasn't expecting it to be here but when i heard him say trust me i cried. Thank you for giving back the emotions this video gave me, even if the emotions are sadness its better then nothing. thank you.
The first big game that made me just like “NO! No no no!” Was red dead 1 ending, seeing him walk out seeing all those men there and I knew that was it. And then the same thing happened to red dead 2!
It's never "just a game" the heros and story's we create in our adventures become who we are in our hearts. R.I.P Soap, Roach, Ghost, and Yuri you live within all of us.
The worst loss is BT if you haven't played titanfall 2 well to make you a sumary in titanfall 2 you are acompagned by a mecha called bt the whole story is you getting attached to him and at the end you go on a planet to destroy the imc's weapon called the arch , at the end you jump with bt on the arch and bt launch you to save you and sacrifice himself to destroy the arch saving the galaxy by the same way.
You can always watch a good movie the exact same way every time. You can laugh, cry, feel anger all at the same points. But you can never replay a good game the same way. Give a round of applause for these devs, for they have given us memories for years to come.
@@ghost14224 with the sad exception of those games that are incredible, but have been left to die by their devs, tf2 and Titanfall 2 being prime examples
For real people who say this stuff is like they never have experienced this kinda stuff , it like saying it just a bicycle even though the cyclist is working his ass off to be a professional cyclist .
I literally cried the first time after completing “Lone Wolf”. I remember laying in bed after not sure what to do just staring at the ceiling. RIP Noble Team
This vid actually hurts man, there are memories tied to most of these games that i honestly would rather not talk about other then if i could go back and save some of my friends from depression, i would in a heartbeat
RDR2 was the game that reminded me that videos games are a form of art. Truly one of the most brilliantly written stories in video games and to add to that, it honestly helped in changing my life.
@Noodlekdoodle for me it was the in interaction between John and the lonely street guy (the one that was extremely happy when Arthur called him a friend), because this interaction shows that from the outsiders perspective Arthur Morgan was a *truly* kind soul, something that Arthur wouldn't have ever considered himself to be... 😔😢😭
It’s will NEVER just be a game, the countless hours, the friendships we’ve made, the memories we’ve made, video games have shaped us to be who we are today.
When the gaming industry was raving about “no one plays single player games anymore” or “no one like to play campaign anymore” Well we love to play a campaign with good story that will bring us tears. A good story will last, a campaign with no story wont
Tbh the first god of war games had some story but not a lot it was mostly being an absolute demon killing people nonstop but when gow 2018 came out it had a lot more story then the other games
"Artyom, stay with me! Hold on... son" "If I would have a son I would him to be just like you Artyom" "I put you through hardship not because I hate you but because I love Anna and dont want you to be like I once was" -Colonel Melnik Just a game, thrice I cried on those game bro. Metro hit hard.
@@THERATSANDTHERATS the story in the newer CoDs honestly are nonexistant. Cold war barely had any story, just action, and MW 2019 was the same. Even battlefield is starting to go that way. The last campaign i really felt was bf1.
How I felt about virgil's death in FC5: FOR VIRGIL There is no feeling like establishing peace, or getting revenge. These are not just games, They're amazing experiences that tell a moving story.
@@loganforrester7019 Ooof i remember my first ps3 game being Cod 4 modern warfare after seeing all the soldiers fall one by one i couldn't sleep that night and then came far cry 3 that fucked me up way too hard xD
Confronting Lord Shimura in Ghost of Tsushima, watching Jackie die in front of us in Cyberpunk 2077, watching our bois Ghost, Roach, and Soap die, the ending to Final Fantasy 15, Lee’s death by Clementine to spare him a painful existence as a walker, watching Midna bid farewell forever to Link in Twilight Princess, Ryu sacrificing himself for an endless slumber to stop the demons in Breath of Fire 2, way too many emotional moments in gaming to count, yet all of them so memorable. What makes moments like these in gaming so impactful is the ability of player interactivity. We played through these moments in these games. We made the choices that let to those outcomes. It’s a reflection of ourselves and what we would do in those moments just as much as it is a reflection of what the characters did in those same moments.
Yes. Thank you for saying what nobody else would say. Xbox 360 and ps3 possibly had some of the best games ever made. Sure, ps4 and Xbox one games play well, but a lot of games now don't have as good stories. I mean, there aren't as many well crafted games these days. Apart from games like: Uncharted 4 and ND Collection, Last of us 1 and 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Gears of War. I remember when I was like 7 or 8, I had an Xbox 360. The feelings I had when I played games like Battlefield 4, Dead Island, red dead, assassin's Creed 2 and 3, and halo reach cannot be matched by any other games. People have said to me things like "it's just a game, there's nothing special about it" to me. People that haven't played video games don't know what it's like. I have cried in annoyance of not beating a level, I have cried because of a sad scene in a game, I was filled with joy when I got new games, I got sad when I finished games. Nothing in my life anymore can compete with those feelings.
Every single one of us gamers has felt this; worse yet, our service family have suffered worse fates... They have watched their own burn... They have watched their own bleed... They have watched their own die... To all who have served; thank you. To all who never came home; thank you more... Godspeed.
Xbox 360 and ps3 possibly had some of the best games ever made. Sure, ps4 and Xbox one games play well, but a lot of games now don't have as good stories. I mean, there aren't as many well crafted games these days. Apart from games like: Uncharted 4 and ND Collection, Last of us 1 and 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Gears of War. I remember when I was like 7 or 8, I had an Xbox 360. The feelings I had when I played games like Battlefield 4, Dead Island, red dead, assassin's Creed 2 and 3, and halo reach cannot be matched by any other games. People have said to me things like "it's just a game, there's nothing special about it" to me. People that haven't played video games don't know what it's like. I have cried in annoyance of not beating a level, I have cried because of a sad scene in a game, I was filled with joy when I got new games, I got sad when I finished games. Nothing in my life anymore can compete with those feelings. The things I have felt with playing games such as uncharted 1-4, horizon zero dawn, dead island, assassin's Creed brotherhood, 2 and 3, halo reach, god of war most of all, can not compete with any other feeling that I have ever felt. Gamers such as me don't rush through games. We feel how the game affects our emotions. We savour the feelings. We choose what we think is beneficial for the story, to kill, or to save people. I love games with great stories. Like interactive books. Novels you can write by yourself. If you sit down and play a game like Detroit or uncharted 4 for awhile, I guarantee your brain will feel better. There is something about the human brain that responds to these great games
I've played nearly every game in this video and watching this made me cry, A good single player game makes you connect with the characters. A great single player game makes you friends with them, It sounds dumb but those characters have shaped who I am and who I want to be.
Not dumb, it's because of a good story and writing in general. Things like these makes us see the world wider and wiser if we actually look into it properly.
One of the best "It's just a game" videos. No in-game music that covers In this Shirt. Good choice of scenes, and after the drop it's well done. Really emotional.
What makes me cry is I have experienced every single one of these stories and just goes to show how many amazing stories there are to play man, plays with our emotions so much and I am glad to have been a part of each and every one of these
Bf4. “Dunn: If you’re the man I think you are, you know what you have to do.” I wasn’t gonna pull the trigger until he said that, but then I fired. At that moment I knew this game was gonna be one of the best after only 1 mission it had me in tears. Dunn, Recker, Pac and Irish. US Marines, Tombstone Squad.
the heartache of seeing joel loose his daughter before his eyes. only then to come back in full circle and have his spiritual daughter watch joels death is brutal
I still remember first playing titanfall 2, the story got me hooked and when I just thought the bt fakeout death meant he was safe, they dropkicked me in the feels
The way Sarah reacted when getting shot was the most gut wrenching feeling I’ve ever felt while playing a game. The way the voice acting was done and the motions of grabbing at the arms was just horrific
“It’s just a game it’s not real”
“IT WAS REAL TO ME!”-star killer
Those words hit hard brother
the feelings were real
same with natashas sister in black widow
so that statement is true and false at the same time then?
"The games you played, they are not real"
"THEY ARE REAL TO ME"
“The same things that make us laugh, make us cry.” - Big Smoke
“i’m hungry”
-same guy
A number nine large
Just reading this made me laugh and remember my childhood memories of games that i played
Big words spoken by a big man.😞
Yes
"I've won... But at what cost?"
- Me, after finished the game
Everything
It cost 60$ xD
60$
Wasted your life
Yeap
When I heard BT say: “Protocol 3, protect the pilot”
I knew what was about to happen and my heart dropped 😢
Same. I started crying 😭
When BT says "Trust me" I knew he wasn't coming back again. It was a sad day.
it was verry sad indeed
What 's the game ?
@@viewasag8612 titanfall 2
"Its a good life we lead, brother "
"may it never change "
"And may it never change us "
Old assassins creed was amazing
Dude Ezios story was so good
@@squeebr3746 ong, I didn’t like revelations as much but it was still really good
Best opening to an AC game ever.
"i hereby sentence you... TO DEATH!"
"FATHER!"
“Trust me” -BT
It is unfortunate how bad Titanfall was received (in sales of course). That moment when BT tells you that epic line is just a such an emotional moment that when I saw it at the end, I started crying.
i still get chills every time i see BT, its such a sad ending
wtf? titanfall is a good game so how are the sales low?
@@darknight3338 It is indeed a great game, but it is a franchise that never gained popularity due to the failure of it first game.
@@djleox54 yeah, that is how it normally goes sadly.😔
legit made me shed a tear when I bought that game for $8 2 years ago, didn't know what a an awesome experience I was going on when I payed it.
This feels like a farewell to a chapter of my life, growing up sucks...
fr man, i never thought itd be this rough
Doesnt have to be the end man. You'll always have a little bit of free time, even if its not as much as you used to.
@@devanfoster1693 but it will never be the same
@@rileystephenson-yeomans886 I find myself catching the same feeling and excitement I did when I was little. It's still an escape. Still an emotional exercise.
@@branchy1186 AYYY, red panda lover
"You have no honor."
"And you are a slave to it!"
"I have no honor... and I am no samurai"
Ghost of Tsushima was a masterpiece
@@EROD-hp6hh i finally found someone with same opinion as me.
@@EROD-hp6hhit is
“Find me, in the next life.”
“I will…”
That shook me man…that ending was so powerful.
I know this butidk what from. Game?
just kidding it's Ghosts of Tsushima
@@dumbass1611 Life comes at ya fast! 😂
@@noahboncore9846 I remembered right after seeing the last part of the video xD
@@dumbass1611 😂
"It's just a game." god, i wish it was like that.. these "games" have been my whole life, the only things that have kept me going this long.. god, the nostalgia, the golden days of gaming..
god you took the words right outta mah mouth
loser
@@jokermovie-rr7mp lmao what
@@jokermovie-rr7mp lol
@@jokermovie-rr7mp cope harder
RDR2 had me messed up for a solid week after it ended. That game was like watching an 8 season TV series.
I still remember the horse ride to the camp before the fight
@@JakobatHeart wait, I know you....
I haven't finished the game cause I still don't wanna see Arthur die ....
Mr. Wharf It’s worth it for the last mission in the epilogue i promise you.
me too
“It’s okay to be weak, but not to stay weak.”
- A Wise Man
Ain't nobody said that shi my wigga
The fact that you can shoot Sheppard early on and get an achievement for it makes me happy because you don’t get a sad ending
"Precognitive Paranoia"
@@SirBroadcast I assume that’s the name of the achievement, correct?
@@lardlover3730 Yes.
In reality all the other solders would annihilate them
"I will not, lose another pilot" - Jeez I'd replay the game just to bring it back , that's a gem just for BT
I definitely didn’t cry at all the first time I completed the game
Dude I’m installing it again just to do it all over again
What game is this from
RIP BT-7274
@@ofekiii9894 it’s from titanfall 2
Why does Arthur Morgan’s death feel like someone in real life that I lost, man he was great character..
Edit: coming back to just replay the tuberculosis part makes me very sad…
Fr
Losing BT is like your best friend dieing in real life.
@@ironbull08x93 that shit hurt man
I don't think I had or have felt as much genuine and pure sadness as when he died since that moment. I've been sad about character deaths before but that... That just hit so different than anything before.
@@RitzyYeti what game is it from?
the old trilogy of MW games was my first look into call of duty, and ive fallen in love. Its a crime what they did to the legacy of those 3 legends recently.
That "trust me" from bt always hit right in the feelings
fr bro, I cried at the end of that game, BT was my favorite character and it felt like actually losing someone you're close to when he died
"I'm not going anywhere BT"
"Understood"
That understood ment that he cared for BT but BT said that he had done the math and that a throw was our only option and then. "Protacall 3: protect the pilot" - BT-7274
"I'm not losing another pilot" in the mission before too made the build up so sad
It was heartbreaking I played the game again a couple of days ago and I remembered how emotional it made me feel
Titanfall 2 had a fantastic campaign
Playing red dead two and just hearing Arthur say “I’m afraid” and seeing the look on his face made me weep
Bro I actually cried for a solid 5 minutes watching that, that shit scared me and from that day I would do everything if it meant my player to stay alive
Reminds me of the time I saw my dad cry before my mom divorced him, I mean she did it for a good reason, he was a bad husband, like really bad, but he was a good dad and I still loved him, so seeing him, the person I looked up to as an immovable rock that I knew would always protect me and take care of me, in such a vulnerable state, I couldn't help but try and comfort him even when I was at such a young and tender age.
tbh i hated Arthur when i first started playing RDR2, but as the game progresses, he's growing on me. and when i finally reached the finale, i chose the heroic ending coz damn his death hits me almost as hard as Marston's. i guess this is the power of great storytelling.
im really glad to know i wasnt the only one
@@jazz3911 sorry to hear that
BT: Trust Me
Jack: *immediately does hardcore parkour while suffering from a soul crashing loss
I don't know what's sadder the story of TF2 or the fact we won't get another one
@@nebulaboe9579 even though I knew you meant titanfall 2 with that tf2 my brain registered it as team fortress 2
@@chegg4312 lol
theres a theory that bt's consciousness is still active in coopers helmet
I just wish I could play the damn multiplayer.
The people you meet there are amazing and the movement makes me feel so alive.
"It's not just a game it can fill your heart with joy, it can make you scream in emotions, it can make you jump on your feet, it can make you cry in joy and sorrow"
-A wise man
I remember trying so hard to get John Marston (RDR) to not die even reloading many times just to look for a way to make him to survive. Same goes for Ghost and Roach. Pressing the button really hard just to save Soap. And many more.
Games are, in a way, the reality for us in the that we played them. Thanks for all the dev teams out there who worked hard for these wonderful games!
I can’t count how many times I’ve reloaded RDR to try to save John....
Yeah, me too🥲
Ever since my daughter was born, I can't force myself to replay the opening scene from The Last of Us, even though it's one of my favorite games of all time.
I know how that feels 😞
I was literally about to comment this same thing.
That game is so good. It took less then 20 minutes to care for characters and then have one ripped away.
🤧
@@MrSpannners the only two I get goose bumps for are John Marston and Sarah from TLOU
Titanfall 2 has been one of the only game that has made me cry, and every time I remember the game I just think of the ending and how it scared me.
I completed TF|2 campaign 7 times. Every one i know how it ends. Every one i crying like first time.
Protocol 3: protect the pilot.
I've played through that campaign more times than I can count. I always take a moment of silence at the end for my favorite character in a video game. Rest in peace BT
I cried at mw2 Shepard betrayal, I cried for hours.
Man....i lost it at 4:44...and i completely agree with u
It has been almost 5 years since I completed the Titanfall 2 campaign. I have not really played it since.
But almost once a week, I think of BT-7274.
Everything he went through, everything you went through with him.
This really got to me, and all I can think of now is one of his final lines. And it goes:
“Protocol 1: Link to pilot,
Protocol 2: Uphold the mission,
Protocol 3: Protect the pilot”
And with these final words he executed Protocol 4: Make the player cry.
In a world where it's near impossible for us to truly experience the joy, euphoria, and pain adventure can bring, it's nice to have these games and movies and Shows as a backup. It may be fake, but it feels good to be a part of something exciting or even sad.
My friend we can find excitement in our current lives. Try to do both games and exciting things if you can find anyway.
Speak for yourself lmao
Yeah it's fake but that doesn't mean your feelings aren't real.
@@CaptainLEVIasArkhamKnight Just like porn,No matter what you do or what happens to you the video just continues...ASMR,As similar in function as it is,Provides the closest feel of love to you from all recordings so...I waste my days unless an event drags me or it's time to be a silent protagonist in a fantasy with none of my choices impacting a thing... *Angry 'cause I'm wasting my life.*
"It was real to me"
Seeing little Clem for the first time in forever almost made me cry
I got very confused here for a moment. I thought this was about Clem from Warframe, not the Walking Dead one xD
@@bliss3599 Clem Grakata
Everything cool till i saw Clem and Ellie..
💔
These are not just games, these are unforgettable memories.
"yes. i bet they are" -Remember No Russian.
"Trust me"-BT-7474
BT♥♥♥
Everyone remember the old call of duty’s
Fr fr fr
Jin Sakai needs more recognition bro. He legit gave up everything he had for his people and home. He lost what was left of his family, he lost some of his friends, and most of all, lost his honor
when she says "it's already done" my heart breaks every time
Halo 4 wasnt the best
But it did have a gut puncher of an ending
Which game?
@@itssam2451 it’s halo 4
zufering
@@theredteamL106 Yep, sexy cortana not dying was a hell of an ending.
Through all the suffering, fighting, victories, loss, the character we've lost, all the tears, the war we've been through, and all those mountains we've successfully climbed, it's all just a game at the end, but we put our heart to truly complete them and fight till the end. It's as if we have gone through so much yet it's all just a game. That's how powerful and how real a game could felt like
I've completed MGR for 5 hours but maybe it was the best 5 hours I've experienced yet
I know this might make alot of people disagree but, when I played cyberpunk till the end, I got the devil ending. That made me actually cry because I cared for everyone I lost then losing myself in the end. Goddamn that was a powerful game
@@TheBlackRose666 it's ok, games often feels real and you might get way too attached to the characters
@@TheBlackWolfWR some of the shit you see in game is not for the faint of heart...
life is a game so its all the same
"Protocol 3. Protect the pilot." - BT 7274
Hits me in the feels every time.
Chills
+1
Same brah
Made me cry, and i don't even have a soul
actual chills from that everytime... I really miss that game
Lt. Turner's death in COD WW2 was heart breaking, "no sacrifice to great... go"
I love this is essentially a tribute to “single-player” and “story driven” games. I almost cried at the end, especially with the Titanfall 2 Moment.
Edit: I came back to see this comment (June 2022) and forgot to elaborate on my comment, since I didn't describe enough. The reason I really felt emotional since I have always felt disconnected from the gaming community. I've never played the OG Halo, or the OG COD, stuff like that. But it feels good when I decide to play a game like The Last Of Us and Titanfall 2 and feel recognized. Thank you for the sweet coments.
I cried at titanfall 2
I don’t know why, but I didn’t cry
I cried at Titanfall2
Ha ha BT goes BOOM
"Protocol 3: Protect the pilot"
"Trust me" those 2 words still go through my head and I haven't played the game in months. Not just a robot but a friend
Don’t worry. You’ll still be thinking about it for at least a couple more years 🥺. Played the game at launch, I haven’t played a game that got me feeling that way since. Wonderful game
I’ve played this game many many times but couldn’t play it online, I finally got the chance in March since my internet was stable enough
I’ve missed my chance at playing titanfall online and I wish I could
what game
@@superchinmayplays titanfall 2
A friend we took close to our hearths in such a short time. Watching this brought back memories of the time I played titanfall on my friends ps and wanting for the time I can finally get my hands on it. And when I did get to finish that campaign I was never filled with more emotions in a long while. It brought back the tears I tired to hold in for such a long time.
Me: "This oinon won't make Me cry!"
The onion:
Woods?
@@haxor7364 🤣
@@haxor7364 im a god dam onion mason
@@cristicriss2757 yoi should know that
Sigward no..
"I Have No Honour, But I Will Not Kill My Family"
- Jin Sakai (The Ghost)
"Honour died on the beach"
-Jin Sakai, The Ghost
GoT is the best 2020 game in my opinion. My fav game genre is action adventure open world. And that combat system id so amazing. With amazing HUD,decent enough story And amazing world!
A man who sold everything to protect everyone, no recognition, no happiness, no housing, no family, no friends, no HONOUR, he lost it all to protect the last shred had left, his home, his country.
You have no honour
AND YOU ARE A SLAVE TO IT
BT: "Protocol 3, protect pilot.
Me: *cries*
Credits: "and a special thanks from the TitanFall Dev team"
Also me: *cries harded*
@GoTi4No in a different body im sure
"I will not lose another Pilot." -BT-7274
I was just waiting for this comment
That shit killed my soul i finished my first playthrough and it was just as close to me as the walking dead season 1
@@aexav5808 no. The only way to bring BT back is to transfer his intelligence core from the Vanguard Class Titan survival kit and place it in another Vanguard Class Titan. BT’s intelligence core was still inside the chassis when he threw copper for the last time. BT is gone
Ghost, Arthur, BT and John will all be remembered as legends
And Jin Sakai
Don't forget Lee from TWD
And Soap
@@MrMexicoOffical Makarov knows Yuri
@@MrMexicoOffical soup
"Isn't it beautiful? It's almost tragic. When life ends, it gives off a final lingering aroma. Light is but a farewell gift from the darkness to those on their way to die. I've been waiting, Snake, for a long time. Waiting for your birth, your growth, and the finality of today."
- The Boss, Metal Gear Solid Franchise
Me mashing square.
People keep on forgetting that games have stories and games are made by the same species that made movies and suffered through it all
“It doesn’t matter what’s real or not emotions are real.” - Viper
Did viper realy said that?
@@floweytheflower7152 no I did
@@viper7658 lol
Yo wassup viper i killed you like 4 times sry bud
@@henlo8468 i used northstar to destroy northstar
Fr, hearing BT explain the 3 protocols to Jack in the beggining of the campaign always fills me with sadness now that I know how far he will go to uphold protocol 3
Protocol 1: link to pilot
Protocol 2: uphold the mission
Protocol 3: protect the pilot… at any and all costs 😔
@@deeznuts23yearsago "I will not lose another pilot"
f for BT
@@operatorLizardd f
Bro the end of the campaign will always be one of my core memories 😔
I feel like most of these games have driven us to be much more aware and mature individuals, and have taught us very valuable life lessons.
It's probably because you could use the argument as alternative realities. You yourself lived in the shoes of yes a "virtual story and character" but you still put yourself in their shoes when you play. You're basically learning what they are but with the added cost of not having to risk much of your own being.
I understand this, but I feel this with characters from movies and tv shows.
I can relate they do teach me things
Any examples?
@@fireman9907 Ragnar Lothbrok from vikings (my favorite character of all time)
Thomas Shelby from Peaky Blinders.
Ned Stark, Stannis, from GoT
"People don't forget, nothing is forgotten."
John Marston, 1911
“We didn’t know we were making memories, we were just having fun”
Facts
Fr
Calm down dick, it’s just a storm
@@doubl070 “Don’t pray for easy lives my friends, pray to be, stronger men”
Thanks, John F. Kennedy
titanfall was so under the radar i wasn't expecting it to be here but when i heard him say trust me i cried. Thank you for giving back the emotions this video gave me, even if the emotions are sadness its better then nothing. thank you.
Same i literally said, “Not BT man.”
@@erterming god damn bro. I fuckin love titanfall, met my best friend on titanfall
BT...
I grew up on titanfall
i miss bt so much
The first big game that made me just like “NO! No no no!” Was red dead 1 ending, seeing him walk out seeing all those men there and I knew that was it. And then the same thing happened to red dead 2!
Mine was titanfall2 when Protocol 3 came back online. I would be okay if you and BT dead and not just BT.
For me, it was mass effect 3 and tlou2,
Mine was Ghost's, Elias', and soap's death. I was a cod kid back then
For me it was d2 forsaken dlc,
Mine was the end of loose ends
people dont realize that videogames are a litereral artform like music and movies
It's never "just a game" the heros and story's we create in our adventures become who we are in our hearts. R.I.P Soap, Roach, Ghost, and Yuri you live within all of us.
What about Elias Walker?
And Joel of course but these our my childhood characters I grew up with and watched die.
U forgot about Gaz
They didn't show gaz
The worst loss is BT if you haven't played titanfall 2 well to make you a sumary in titanfall 2 you are acompagned by a mecha called bt the whole story is you getting attached to him and at the end you go on a planet to destroy the imc's weapon called the arch , at the end you jump with bt on the arch and bt launch you to save you and sacrifice himself to destroy the arch saving the galaxy by the same way.
You can always watch a good movie the exact same way every time. You can laugh, cry, feel anger all at the same points. But you can never replay a good game the same way.
Give a round of applause for these devs, for they have given us memories for years to come.
And to think out of everybody it's the devs that are the true heros in the shadows
@@ghost14224 with the sad exception of those games that are incredible, but have been left to die by their devs, tf2 and Titanfall 2 being prime examples
Nah man RDR2 had me crying for Arthur on all 3 replays lmao
Dont generalize a small feeling you have
@@Demoknightf2 I was wishing apex would die so Titanfall 3 could happen
"It's just a game"
"It's just a book"
"It's just a movie"
Me, the next time they show up: "Oh, it's just you."
Holy.. that’s a power move if I’ve ever seen one
Damm that hit a good spot
For real people who say this stuff is like they never have experienced this kinda stuff , it like saying it just a bicycle even though the cyclist is working his ass off to be a professional cyclist .
@@nezunish-2-824 people who say "its just a ....." are immature and childish and only care about themselves
Im 12 and this is so deep
"Then the Universe said I love you"
- Minecraft
Seeing BT at the end hit me so hard. May Bravo tango-7274 be remembered, especially by jacks internal back drive in his helmet
I completely forgot about titanfall and this hit me like a truck
One of the best FPS in history
He’s potentially alive you know that right?
Bt was the best titan
Rest in peace
@@ogrimzyz8643 that was the joke, his back up drive in his helmet. The thing that BT uploaded his intelligence to when jack was time jumping
“BT!!!” Ngl was almost on the verge of tears jack and bt were one of the best video game duos to ever exist 👍
“Trust Me”
this really made me sad that i kept staring at my celling for 15 minutes.... i will never forget you BT
Soap and price
He survived, part of his ai is saved in the helmet during the time travel mission
I hope they come again someday in the future
That end shot reminded me of the end of Halo: Reach. I remember playing that campaign as soon as it came out. It was a tear-jerker.
I literally cried the first time after completing “Lone Wolf”. I remember laying in bed after not sure what to do just staring at the ceiling. RIP Noble Team
@Blazer_0 Kats death was not noble, like the rest, because its not like to movies, real life is one sack of shit after another.
@@daka3785 kats death was still sad asf because of the music and the way noble team just stood there with carter holding her in his hands
The last scene is from titan fall, you would enjoy it as well it had a similar atmosphere
‘Its just a game..’
The Game…. Or Games in question…. Enough to make someone cry…
This vid actually hurts man, there are memories tied to most of these games that i honestly would rather not talk about other then if i could go back and save some of my friends from depression, i would in a heartbeat
May they all Rest In Peace and the memories we have with live on in our minds and heats. 🥲😖😫😭
Normally I’d say cringe, but this video made me cry 😂
Nah man I know exactly how you feel... Exactly.
The knife jus sliding itself into Shepard’s eye is the most satisfying moment in gaming history.
Did you ever replay the game to kill Shepard at the beginning? Another satisfying moment even if it's not canon.
@@QuackersCo yes. It’s a tradition I do on every replay.
No i think he's underrated he lost 30,000 men on a single day ppl do not know how broken he must've felt
@@justaguywithamustache8810 it’s not that I don’t like him as a character. He’s just the character I love to hate.
Was totally expecting Halo Reach’s final mission in this
They probably forgot or something
Or Johnson’s death
I though we might see the covenant betraying the arbitrer
@@orage8332 don’t forget about Ethan for IW campaign
@@ScarletScyth didn’t play cod
If there is anything I've learned though playing video games is that its never just a game
Arthur Morgan’s talk with the sister will forever be one of my favorite moments of storytelling ever
Arthur saying bye to his horse did it to me
RDR2 was the game that reminded me that videos games are a form of art. Truly one of the most brilliantly written stories in video games and to add to that, it honestly helped in changing my life.
That's the first time I cried for that game
@@lachychops2for me it was the part where you say bye to john at the end
@Noodlekdoodle for me it was the in interaction between John and the lonely street guy (the one that was extremely happy when Arthur called him a friend), because this interaction shows that from the outsiders perspective Arthur Morgan was a *truly* kind soul, something that Arthur wouldn't have ever considered himself to be... 😔😢😭
It’s will NEVER just be a game, the countless hours, the friendships we’ve made, the memories we’ve made, video games have shaped us to be who we are today.
Racists
no
@@matthewsylvester3175 lol
@@matthewsylvester3175 wtf lmao
@@matthewsylvester3175 ruined the vibe xD 😂
When the gaming industry was raving about “no one plays single player games anymore” or “no one like to play campaign anymore”
Well we love to play a campaign with good story that will bring us tears. A good story will last, a campaign with no story wont
Tbh the first god of war games had some story but not a lot it was mostly being an absolute demon killing people nonstop but when gow 2018 came out it had a lot more story then the other games
The last god of war made me remember this statement, it was so good
I live for single player games. Online games normally don't have a story, are too grindy and generally not enjoyable.
@@GohanGlazer4031 and that simple revenge plot has through a lot and make to this point
@@bagusarif1199 Fallout New Vegas
The battlefield 4 intro ❤️
I speak for everyone when i say it gave us Literal goosebumps
Amen to that
Abso-fucking-lutely
"Who's next?
I'm ready!! How about you?"
-Emile, halo reach
That part ALWAYS gets me ready for war.
Objective updated: survive
this video is not 100% perfect, because theres no halo reach in here.
@@danielmartins8931 Man I know, halo reach is the best game of the saga in my opinion and its so sad as well
@@christoalatorre5288 Tell 'em to make it count. - Jorge
This was fuckin beautiful man. Made me tear up again after all the memories I've had with these games
i was waiting for BT, but damn, i didn't know that short scene would have that much of an impact for me. great vid dude
"Artyom, stay with me! Hold on... son" "If I would have a son I would him to be just like you Artyom" "I put you through hardship not because I hate you but because I love Anna and dont want you to be like I once was"
-Colonel Melnik
Just a game, thrice I cried on those game bro. Metro hit hard.
For some reason I was reading in a russian accent because i usually associate the word artyom with boris but then i realized it's the game metro
Metro one of my favourite game series maybe the best atmosphere of a game can give you
Looking back on it, I just BARELY got the good ending on my first run. Still hits you hard tho.
you made me cry even more
You putting some of the games you did made me go back in time
nobody felt bad for Bowman?
@@GreatBaloney fr rip ice cube
BT was the perfect ending to the video. I love Titanfall and BT truly is one of the best characters in all of video games.
Nah I think the big ending might have been a for honor one
The samari mask looked like it was off of for honor campain
@@calebthecarrot6906 I thinks it's more likely to be ghost of tsushima
100% Ghost of Tsushima, just played it. Highly recommend it
It was a great game, but its story and cahracters are one-dimensional af and uninteresting
Damn I was not prepared to cry again
Video games really are an art form that we can interact with whether we’re the maker or the player.
No, wtf 😂
@@proximacentauri3342 why not?
this is the life of AJ Tripp:
The end
@@user-lx1ey3oi2z lol
@@proximacentauri3342 How not.
Games have a completely written story
Games can experiment with visual effects
I miss these days, when games were about real true stories, things that can make me cry for pixels on a screen. I want this back.
@Mr.pickles Not enough, and they always get drowned out by the new Cod thats just the same exact game again yet somehow even more stale
@@THERATSANDTHERATS the story in the newer CoDs honestly are nonexistant. Cold war barely had any story, just action, and MW 2019 was the same. Even battlefield is starting to go that way. The last campaign i really felt was bf1.
@@gorgewashingmachine MW pretended to be a simulator I think
Yeah now it’s just try hard multiplayer man I remember buying a game for the story
MW 1, 2, 3 are actually quite emotional every other cod just makes the game go your way. No hardship.
I feel like all these characters scream “you’ve taken everything from me, I’LL DO THIS FOR THEM”
How I felt about virgil's death in FC5: FOR VIRGIL
There is no feeling like establishing peace, or getting revenge. These are not just games, They're amazing experiences that tell a moving story.
Man I remember first time getting killed by Shepard. I was flabbergasted that an ally in game would do that to me.
Man that battlefield intro i forgot about... That shit fucked me up
Modern warfare and far cry 3 duck me up
@@loganforrester7019 Ooof i remember my first ps3 game being Cod 4 modern warfare after seeing all the soldiers fall one by one i couldn't sleep that night and then came far cry 3 that fucked me up way too hard xD
“Its just a game”
-The boomer who never played a video game before
listen to speed racer video game ost
Then cry, because his favorite club lose in soccers
The boomer watching a soap opera
@@ketamineheadyoda2248 because that soccer game is real.
Your video game isnt anything without a power cord
@@dan2178 "Your soccer isn't anything without legs." Lol bad take.
Artyom, BT, Arthur, Kratos and Joel, are only some of the characters, that made men cry
Don’t forget Miller…
@@II-zf3vo How could I forget the one who gave Artyom his life?
Confronting Lord Shimura in Ghost of Tsushima, watching Jackie die in front of us in Cyberpunk 2077, watching our bois Ghost, Roach, and Soap die, the ending to Final Fantasy 15, Lee’s death by Clementine to spare him a painful existence as a walker, watching Midna bid farewell forever to Link in Twilight Princess, Ryu sacrificing himself for an endless slumber to stop the demons in Breath of Fire 2, way too many emotional moments in gaming to count, yet all of them so memorable. What makes moments like these in gaming so impactful is the ability of player interactivity. We played through these moments in these games. We made the choices that let to those outcomes. It’s a reflection of ourselves and what we would do in those moments just as much as it is a reflection of what the characters did in those same moments.
You forgot Cayde-6 my fellow warrior
Yes. Thank you for saying what nobody else would say. Xbox 360 and ps3 possibly had some of the best games ever made. Sure, ps4 and Xbox one games play well, but a lot of games now don't have as good stories. I mean, there aren't as many well crafted games these days. Apart from games like: Uncharted 4 and ND Collection, Last of us 1 and 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Gears of War. I remember when I was like 7 or 8, I had an Xbox 360. The feelings I had when I played games like Battlefield 4, Dead Island, red dead, assassin's Creed 2 and 3, and halo reach cannot be matched by any other games. People have said to me things like "it's just a game, there's nothing special about it" to me. People that haven't played video games don't know what it's like. I have cried in annoyance of not beating a level, I have cried because of a sad scene in a game, I was filled with joy when I got new games, I got sad when I finished games. Nothing in my life anymore can compete with those feelings.
Bill sacrificing his life to save zoey, Louis, francis
"Walk tall, my friends"
-King of lucis 2017
You fuck up every game spolier possible
"I'm coming home Ace" directly followed by "How's you're sister ?" was the first time i cried because of a game.
Love you Cayde :' )
I loved Cayde seeing that hurt bro
@@ramonpizarro it hurt to all who loved him, he shall be missed always
He died but he still won
He never stopped being himself in death “How’s… how’s my hair?”
That hurt me
This was our childhood. These games created our memories and shaped who we are. F to our heroes. I left a like because this made me cry a little.
Why do i keep watching it ? Everytime i see it i want to cry so bad . Why do i do that ?
Every single one of us gamers has felt this; worse yet, our service family have suffered worse fates...
They have watched their own burn...
They have watched their own bleed...
They have watched their own die...
To all who have served; thank you.
To all who never came home; thank you more... Godspeed.
Xbox 360 and ps3 possibly had some of the best games ever made. Sure, ps4 and Xbox one games play well, but a lot of games now don't have as good stories. I mean, there aren't as many well crafted games these days. Apart from games like: Uncharted 4 and ND Collection, Last of us 1 and 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Gears of War. I remember when I was like 7 or 8, I had an Xbox 360. The feelings I had when I played games like Battlefield 4, Dead Island, red dead, assassin's Creed 2 and 3, and halo reach cannot be matched by any other games. People have said to me things like "it's just a game, there's nothing special about it" to me. People that haven't played video games don't know what it's like. I have cried in annoyance of not beating a level, I have cried because of a sad scene in a game, I was filled with joy when I got new games, I got sad when I finished games. Nothing in my life anymore can compete with those feelings. The things I have felt with playing games such as uncharted 1-4, horizon zero dawn, dead island, assassin's Creed brotherhood, 2 and 3, halo reach, god of war most of all, can not compete with any other feeling that I have ever felt. Gamers such as me don't rush through games. We feel how the game affects our emotions. We savour the feelings. We choose what we think is beneficial for the story, to kill, or to save people. I love games with great stories. Like interactive books. Novels you can write by yourself. If you sit down and play a game like Detroit or uncharted 4 for awhile, I guarantee your brain will feel better. There is something about the human brain that responds to these great games
Dam
@@MrDre-dq4kv great game released recently is re2 remake
Fuck yeah
Truer words have never been spoken, good comment.
Bro why you gotta unearth all those good memories from playing these games from years ago
Fr man
''i didnt play any of these games, but i understand how everyone feel-
''trust me''
GOD DAMN IT IM CRYING NOW
Sameeee 😕 I only played a few but it still so beautiful but painful 🥲
We want the game to pass on. a better game!! A better life!! - theZgray
I mostly played all of these games call of duty and all that
Gears of war
Titanfall 2
The main one that got me was Doms sacrifice to kill all the glowes.. still remember it very well..
I've played nearly every game in this video and watching this made me cry, A good single player game makes you connect with the characters. A great single player game makes you friends with them, It sounds dumb but those characters have shaped who I am and who I want to be.
Same, amazing editing and timing on the most heartfelt scenes, I shed a few tears to this especially both The Last of Us death scenes
Not dumb, it's because of a good story and writing in general. Things like these makes us see the world wider and wiser if we actually look into it properly.
You seriously cried over a game? XD
@@reposter6434 man games are built different sometimes. you obviously never cared to get invested or just never played a good emotional game.
I relate to that because I got attached to Task Force 141 of CoD and when I saw them die off 1 by 1 I lost a part of myself.
One of the best "It's just a game" videos. No in-game music that covers In this Shirt. Good choice of scenes, and after the drop it's well done. Really emotional.
What makes me cry is I have experienced every single one of these stories and just goes to show how many amazing stories there are to play man, plays with our emotions so much and I am glad to have been a part of each and every one of these
Many of us have it's never "just a game" the heros we meet and adventures we go in become who we are in our hearts.
I mean, lets face it. This one, our kids will never fully ever underdstand.
Bf4. “Dunn: If you’re the man I think you are, you know what you have to do.” I wasn’t gonna pull the trigger until he said that, but then I fired. At that moment I knew this game was gonna be one of the best after only 1 mission it had me in tears. Dunn, Recker, Pac and Irish. US Marines, Tombstone Squad.
@Bob i have to agree the story was crap honestly
The story was…decent. But the way it was executed was horrible.
I love bf4 but story was shit sorry
The first and the boat mission was the nest
@Bob Story was actually pretty good, gameplay wise though it was retarded. Worst AI I have ever seen in a modern AAA shooter. Not to mention the bugs
The amount of painfully joyful memories that just pored back in while watching this. Beautiful.
the heartache of seeing joel loose his daughter before his eyes. only then to come back in full circle and have his spiritual daughter watch joels death is brutal
I love the BF4 clip at the beginning. Good choice for a start.
I used his weapon the entire game as a respect
Mom: "Why are you crying its just a game its not real"
Me: "THEY WERE REAL TO ME!"
Nice pfp
I know your comment is serious, its just your pfp that flips me out lol
They had a soul attached to us
@@patrickdanielsalcedo6356 ye its understandable
It’s like a book or a movie
I still remember first playing titanfall 2, the story got me hooked and when I just thought the bt fakeout death meant he was safe, they dropkicked me in the feels
The way Sarah reacted when getting shot was the most gut wrenching feeling I’ve ever felt while playing a game. The way the voice acting was done and the motions of grabbing at the arms was just horrific
I am thankful I played that game when I was around 11, and skipped cutscenes.
Now imagine in real life the school shootings. Yeah sucks. Fuck weapons
May I stand unshaken
Amid, amidst a crashing world
😢
Please don’t make me cry again…
The only one that gave me goosebumps was Titanfall 2, I've never came so close to crying so suddenly before...
Ikr, I was fine until they hit us with BT
But the thing that separates a pilot from all the grunts and machines on the battleground, is the bond between a pilot and a titan.
They're assigning me a new titan...
I wonder what that will feel like...
I kind of liked the old one...
@@AnsonRidesFast bro...
@@smolbak "objection, cooper is my pilot"