There's plenty of notes you can find in the games that give you hints for a lot of the obscure stuff, the problem is that you're likely to miss most of them. Either some npc will sell the note or you can find it somewhere on the ground
It’s literally just dataminers ruining it for everyone. Half of these secrets in the entire Soulsborne franchise would take months to figure out. Which is by design.
In all honesty, I think that they've realized that a good portion of those that watch the list videos are at least the age of majority and have little issue with the swearing; they tend to keep their streams more family-friendly, since there have been plenty of younglings watching certain streams.
@@Alsebra Censoring on TH-cam has almost nothing to do with your target audience and everything to do with the TH-cam algorithm/demonetization. The algorithm is more okay with the occasional “fuck” than words like “queer”
I had forgotten about the Speech points from Bard's Leap Summit. When I saw 'Skyrim' on the spoiler list, I thought it was going to be 'Agree to a drinking contest with a complete stranger'. Those rarely turn out well in real life.
That depends on your tolerance and the other activities involved. When you can stay standing after some of the most potent liquors around, it's gonna be tough for most to hang with you...I was fond of Everclear in my younger days (and not the watered-down version more prevalent these days...the over 90% one).
Reminded me of the one from Illusion of Gaia for the SNES, where it's Russian Roulette drinking where one of the glasses is poisoned. However, because your character has a degree of psychic powers, they automatically get a bad feeling if you try to pick the poisoned glass. The stupid part comes in from the opponent, who is the reigning champion. Because of his pride, he refuses to abandon the game even when there's only one glass remaining and, obviously, dies, even though all the people watching are telling him not to do it.
@@Alsebra old alcohol used to be way more... intense. Remember when 4Loko had to change their recipe because people would die from drinking like two of them?
@@weneedaladder8384, Four Loko was addressed because the original version was due to the concern surrounding the combination of alcohol and caffeine being sold effectively in bulk (as compared to bars selling shots)...the alcohol content hasn't really changed, just that they had to remove the caffeine; people were more prone to overindulging in the originals because they weren't just drinking "fruit-flavored" (as most of them these days have a faint flavor of something fruit-adjacent, but not truly fruity) rocket fuel. They cut back (or completely stopped) on sales of the 95% ABV Everclear because people were getting sick or injured by drinking it while mixed with other things...but I was the guy that would drink the stuff straight with no side effects (no hangover, no grimace, nothing) with no provocation and nobody I knew at that time could explain how I was still upright while going shot-for-shot with people drinking 30-40% ABV liquors.
Whoever figured out how to do the Thollier quest by taking shots of poison is either a very thorough detective or a psychopath. Probably the same guy who told us to keep talking to dolls who don’t respond.
I think the thought process was, "If something kills you in an area where you can't attack, and it's still there? You must have to die from it again....... and again???? Again, maybe???? Ok one more time, Now we're getting somewhere."
I mean, the pop culture definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, but does that make us the insane ones for trying it in a game that rewards this behaviour?
I do believe Thiollier's dialogue changes after the first and second Nectar drinks, but yeah it's hard to believe anyone would go for a fourth hit who wasn't either reading a guide or was masochistic enough to try to out-simp Thiollier.
I love how the censoring was almost intentionally mistimed so that we actually hear Andy say "fuck" each time. Saw it before with Mike, Jane and Ellen in another video so now we just need to hear from Lu....😔
I was under the impression that people were fairly aware that the context would point towards the verbiage used. This means that the regular placement for swears are easy to tell and the longer, bleeped-out diatribes are just random words/mouth movements.
A note on the "Resident Evil" example; that early on in the game, you can't return to the other room either. So there is nothing you can do but wait for Barry. However, if you try to get the shotgun later on, Barry won't rescue you but you can replace the shotgun cause the room won't be locked at that point.
Also, in the remake - I don’t know about the original - you actually have to try the doors to trigger the cutscene. I discovered this when my remote died before I tried the doors and accidentally made a Jill sandwich.
I'd argue recruiting Zevran in Dragon Age Origins. Assassin hired to assassinate you? Yeah, you probably shouldn't let him sleep in your camp and eat your food and watch your back. BUT he turns out to be one of the most loyal squadmates in the game.
On my recent run through, I decided to be brutal. Killed Connor and then when we were ambushed, I put Zevran down for the first time ever in a playthrough. I already feel the regret. He's a lot of fun to have around, even if he's not a main you take with you everywhere. But, that's how I have chosen to RP this particular character. They are ruthless.
He's also a DPS powerhouse if you spec him right--and a detail that I find particularly wholesome is that in his default tactics, he is the ONLY party member whose #1 priority is to attack whatever enemy is attacking your Warden. Not even your goodest boi Mabari has that, the guy is protective af. My main/canon Warden is a city elf, so Zevran's my ride or die, never leaves my party. Part of me is salty at how dirty they did him post-Origins, especially considering the other LIs get big parts in the sequels and/or spin-off media, but another is glad they can't warp or destroy his character. And hey, at least this also makes him the only LI that is actually canonically by the Warden's side at the time of Inquisition (yes, I will take every splinter of bone thrown my way).
That Volo choice, despite being weird and stupid and hard to justify within role-play, is one I made for all three of my runs, because the result is just so damned useful. Like how I always adopted Scratch, it's something you just can't do without.
Well, Volo is (or at least _was)_ a world-renowned adventurer and explorer, and despite being human, has been doing that for centuries; he's been active since first or second edition and time has passed in Faerun to do things like add dragonborn to the setting. Edit: Point is, he's higher level than you are, and has had lots of time to pick up nifty toys and bits of knowledge.
It’s good and all, but see invisibility isn’t too hard to come by, and most the time the game isn’t brutally hard, so I just opt for the RP choice of not doing it. It’s way too rough to justify for literally any character doing it lol, and there really should be an additional debuff to it for being so stupid xD
@@insaneyoohoo, See Invisibility may be accessible from multiple sources, but how many of them are innate (thereby not taking up a gear slot) and at-will (not a charged item, spell, or limited-use item)? To be fair, though, you could RP your character as willing to do whatever it took to remove the tadpole...even getting uncredited surgery from the world's worst charlatan.
@@Alsebra I don't mean to say it's not useful or one of a kind, but many casters have see invisibility as a 2nd level slot, which is fairly insignificant, plus scrolls and potions which all last until a long rest. On top of invisible enemies being quite rare anyway. I just don't think the fairly niche, if not very rare item, is quite worth the strange RP decision to mutilate your character, albeit a very funny one. And yeah, I suppose I can see it being a desperate option for a character, but if you're willing to go the potential lobotomy route, then just dive head first off an elevation into a rock, and hope that works lol. But I do appreciate the idea of being so desperate someone would let Volo of all people do pseudo surgery on them with an ice pick, maybe as my next barbarian character xD
OK, but hear me out in this one. Three facts most intelligent (or at least educated) characters would know, as they are common knowledge amoungst academic circles. 1. Volothamp "Volo" Geddarm is an academic who has written and published several books on monster behaviour and anatomy, alongside books on the magic, history and geography of the realms. 2. Volo is a known associate (and it is believed a former student) of the Archmage Elminster, one of the most powerful mortal beings in all of Toril. 3. Elminster is one of the few publicly known leaders of a group called The Harpers, a secret society of powerful adventurers who pose as travelling entertainers in order to hunt down threats to the realm. With his association to Elminster, his garish costume, and attempts at trying to be an entertainer, you could assume Volo is a Harper in disguise and is therefore more competent than he appears (he isn't a Harper or competent, but it is a logical assumption). Now as players with access to outside meta-knowledge we know he's a second rate Wizard who gets most of his information from tall stories told by drunken adventurers in bars and that his interactions with Elminster are mostly the latter calling out Volo on all the BS he writes, but that's information most characters wouldn't have unlike the three points listed above, which most academics would know.
@@ShinyHubCapsout of interest, by such a standard what comedians do you think are funny? I know Bill Cosby abhorred swearing. Great. All the genuinely funny comedians I can think of swear as often as they want, and provide good reasons for why it's a false narrative to make it an intelligence or vocabulary issue. I hardly think Stephen Fry has any issues, and doesn't need to appeal to the "rubes" as you so misleadingly phrased it. If you hadn't awkwardly inserted a "super" next to loquacious and smart I'd assume you to be some grumpy old fart with literally no functional sense of humour.
The Metal Gear example reminds me of every beat-them-all from the 80's and 90's where you heal by picking up literal junk food from garbage bins or the pavement in the VERY filthy streets where they take place
Another thing about the Snake Eater food thing is how some of the ones Snake finds verbally disgusting (not poisonous, though) and only heals minimal health potentially become more tolerable to him over time and give more health if you eat enough of it. In a mechanic similar to the health tracker that lists all of Snake's injuries on a playthrough, or that *other thing* that could make your run in with The Sorrow a cake walk or a frustrating time sink, the foods you eat are tallied on a run as well, and _some_ of the foods actually can become an acquired taste if you power past him screaming about it tasting gross the first few times.
I mean, if we start taking games that literally, then we've all played as countless characters who check the body of every single person they meet in the hopes of finding like 25 cents. Although I prefer the Scott Pilgrim take where everyone we beat up just literally explodes into coins.
Jane you can't let weird randos perform surgery on you in real life either. I know super powers and cybernetic limbs sounds cool, but I don't think we're there yet😂
I love the fact that the Mr. Gutsy is convinced that only a true-blooded American would swear like that. XD Though, honestly, my favorite Mr. Gutsy encounter will always be the "repeat -- will you comply?" one just because it's possible to get it stuck in a loop by constantly repeating "will you comply?" at it in stupider and stupider voices. A stupid decision that results in a fun explosion -- if you get out of the way fast enough.
Ironic, consider probably the most vulgar man I've ever met was Albanian. Great guy, too. He'd almost certainly tell the Mr Gutsy to go fuck itself, before sending a pickaxe through its outer casing
I'm reminded of Fallout 3, and the Wasteland Guidebook experiments. Specifically, 'drink the dirty irradiated water next to the unexploded nuke'. In typical quest fashion it works out for you in the end, you get a perk and all your rads are removed, but it's still an absurdly stupid thing to do, especially for a 'fresh from the vault' newbie to the wasteland, which more often than not that is exactly what you are when you pick up that quest.
A classic one is the battle against Rubicante in Final Fantasy 4. He's the Fiend of Fire (or Archfiend, or Autarch, depending on which version you play). He's red, wearing bright red outfits with a fancy red cape, and his attacks are pretty much all fire-based. You don't have to be a veteran of JRPGs to think "using fire magic against this guy would be a bad idea." And yet, it's oddly a great idea in all phases of the fight. See, Rubicante is a big believer in a fair fight. If you hit him when his cape is down with even the weakest fire attack in the game, yes, you'll heal him a pittance, but he insists on responding in kind, throwing a strong heal back onto your entire party. But when he pulls his cape up, his elemental affinities flip, and he somehow becomes weak to fire attacks.
The Henry Stickmin series is full of suboptimal descisions you'd never expect to work. For example, doors are closing and you can't outrun the lockdown. To escape, you eat a can of beans and now your farts let you fly faster than the doors can close.
Yunalesca ALSO uses the best healing magic available to heal your characters after they get zombie-d. If you keep a single character zombified and cure the other two of the status then you get free heals for them in the fight (at the expense of your zombified character)
Of course, by this point you're already familiar with Zombie+Cure, having previously seen Seymour Flux use precisely that combination against you. Knowing that Undead are categorically immune to Death spells is a little more niche.
But never forget about screaming "ICE CREAM" at an armed robot asking you to leave in fallout new vegas, which is behind either a low intelligence check or high luck check
Funny thing is, even having a boss battle against Lady Yunalesca is itself an in-canon incredibly stupid decision that somehow worked out, but that reveals a LOT of spoilers about the game's story.
What are you talking about? Pizza for breakfast isn't a mistake, it's living your best life. Now time to end the day with a bowl of ice-cream with tiramisu right before bed.
Would Lumpy from Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door count? You meet this shifty rat in the town of Rogueport shortly after you end up on the pier and he offers you a chance to invest in his digging operation to a desert. He asks for up to 300 coins to fund the dig and then disappears for a time; he does end up returning (despite Goombella's belief to the contrary)...and he rewards you with a nice return on the investment (up to 999 coins for trusting him completely...and being able to scrounge up 300 coins in the early game).
to be fair, Chris' path is a bit more balanced in the REmake. he carries a lighter as a bonus item, meaning he loses 1 less item slot for burning zombies, he gets some free heals from Rebecca, and he has the better emergency weapon in flash grenades, which are guaranteed to pop a zombie's head off and prevent it from becoming a Crimson Head.
Amazingly, Fallout 4 has an almost identical second stupid choice you can make! If you choose to mock a different Mr. Gutsy that tells your chatacter about a curfew (which has your character repeating "WiLl YoU cOmPlY" in an increasingly mocking tone), and if you have high enough Luck, the robot will get caught in a logic loop and explode with the force of a mini nuke. It's HILARIOUS.
Ace Attorney series pretty much LIVES by stupid choices that somehow manage to be the key to winning the case. A famous example is cross-examining a parrot, a literal bird, during a tense trial where you're tying to save your rival from being framed for a murder he didn't commit. Such an idea would be laughed out of any court in real life, but in the Ace Attorney world, the courtrooms might as well be insane asylums when pretty much everybody who takes the stand is dressed like they came from the circus, because some of them actually just did!
That circus murder case was absolutely ridiculous, only the second time that someone was involved in the air, and both time they treated it so seriously as if gravity didn't exist.
"HAHAHA I like this human! She understands!" Basically Paragon, but I always tell the mechanic he's working too hard and that one Krogan during Mordin's loyalty mission he talks too much.
The Elden ring Thiollier bit is an almost exact copy of Remnant 2, to be fair- you find a sketchy healing item in a sinister shrine, and you have to eat it several times (killing your each time) and only then can you investigate it to get a unique level healing item variant.
Did we all forget about the plot thread running through about 2016-2017 where she was building a Death Star? It was about the time that either Andy or Mike's clone was stuck in a cupboard and it was revealed almost everyone was either a vampire or an android. man, oxboxtra lore back in the day was insane
What about "Dance Off" in the Henry Stickmin series? When first introduced it was shown as a failure, and in another storyline he gets killed while starting to throw down. However it is the right thing to do when needing a distraction to get through a cafeteria full of bad guys. Another one from the same series is when "Charles's Plan" actually works.
I remember that BG3 part. Did this with a buddy as a joke and the whole dialogue in this scene is absolutely brilliant but when it turned out to actually be something super helpful we just burst out laughing it was so unexpected.
How i found out how to do Thiollier's questline: - Drink twice after defeating the boss. - Talk to Moore, Thiollier, and other npcs still in the overworld. - Talk to Thiollier. - Drink a third time to spite him + to reload area for new dialogue. - repeat previous 2 steps just to make sure. (I probably would've done it 1 more time if it weren't for...) - Get dialogue and realize that I'm supposed to out-drink Thiollier in this now drinking contest. - Talk to Thiollier every time before drinking. - Pass on words. - Invasion (he is weak af). - Talk to Thiollier and drink nectart to reload area. - Pass on words. - "A- Ah ..." I swear i drank like 10 to 15 times solely because Thiollier said i should not. I was having a conversation with 2 people so it was as productive as when you run in a circle because the conversation has become nore engaging than the game.
Volo is also in Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir. In the opening he colossally screws up negotiating with a tribe of jungle goblins, after boasting about his diplomatic skills, naturally. One memorable part is when he asks if he can join their feast, and the goblins say "Want have YOU for meat!". Basically he almost offers himself as the main dish.
Just because he's written a few guides and appears to be a man of the world, it's more likely out of necessity as a wannabe charlatan. Is he traveling the world for the sheer joy of it or is it because he's staying ahead of angry "victims"/the law? He'll never tell.
Volo is a century + old wizard by this point with many magical secrets. He is friends with Elminster, among other major magical figures. Despite his presentation, he's actually an extremely competent guy. It's all part of the show. His guides are controversial but not so controversial that Elminster himself didn't opt to edit and preface them.
I remember the yunalesca fight all too well, argh the memories. I also remember the metal gear one as well, people I told thought I was wrong, well look at me now 😅.
On the subject of seemingly stupid things, hunting down the body of an executed heretic in Ishgard in FFXIV. Ishgard being the city of religious dogma up to and including being ruled by a bishop with dubious morality. Track down the corpse and you unlock the Dark Knight job, one of the game's Tank classes, and the best written job quests in the entire game! And all you have to do is risk execution as a heretic...
In FFXIV's Alliance Raid The Weeping City of Mhach, the second boss Forgall occasionally cats Necropurge which produces large green orbs around the fighting arena that after a period of time explode into AoE's that inflict 1 stack of Gradual Zombification per AoE you stand in. If you get too many you turn into a zombie for about 30 seconds, attacking other raids members. If however you get one stack you are protected from Forgall's Megadeath spell. The issue is that the first two times he casts Necropurge there is no Megadeath follow up, so you need to avoid those overs entirely.
One really good example of this is from In Stars and Time. At the start of Act 5, the player character decides to be as much of an asshole as possible to every other important character, individually, and then go to fight the entirety of the final dungeon, boss fight included, on his own, which ends up actually solving the central conflict of the story.
To be fair to Volo, he did (does? will?) write "Volo's Guide to Monsters" which includes a lot of additional information on Mind Flayers, so he at least probably has SOME knowledge about your brain worm
Eating those mushrooms could still be considered a poor decision, even though they do charge your batteries. Throwing them on the ground during the Volgin fight dampens his electric attacks. They're fairly uncommon, so eating them may not be the best use of resources, especially if you're trying to take Volgin out non lethally.
Idk about you, but I like to know who in Fnaf 2 thought it was a good idea to give you a animatronic mask to ward off animatronics It works for all but 2 of them, which is pretty amazing
Choosing "Don't Dodge" during that one moment in Mermaid Swamp. I haven't seen all of Mermaid Swamp's remake/remaster, but I'm assuming that turn of events still happens.
That Bard's Leap summit reminds me of the earlier days playing Everquest 1 and getting the Paladin's Epic 1.0. I think it was in The Hole, past Tox Forest. Anyway, as a young pally, I realized I could not get through that rough zone without a rogue (to unlock the doors etc). Once we got to a waterfall where we had to jump down, etc, (which there was a small pool that you wouldn't die in if you landed) I "divine aura'd" (invinciblity for 15s) and jumped down making it safetly. The poor rogue on the other hand jumped, missed the small pool and landed on pure asphalt. Died immediately. I, of course, couldn't resist laughing so hard at that for a solid 30minutes. I could never forget that even now.
Literally played FFX for the first time just a month ago, and I could not get past that fight for the life of me. Finally decided to look for advice online and could not believe that staying a zombie was somehow the right way to go.
Bard's Leap was a great choice. I didn't expect anything making the jump, but getting the points was a cool bonus. Also, can confirm that fighting Yunalesca was a pain. Back when it first came out and we rented it, I was still stuck in the middle of her zombie-full heal cycle of death when I had to return the game. Even with that, it was still one of my favorite games.
Hatoful Boyfriend does this, surprisingly enough. If you want to unlock the hidden Bad Boys Love route and learn the full backstory of the game, you have to get the true ending for all of the love interests’ routes. Yes, that includes the love interest that you quickly learn is sketchy as all heck.
To be Fair, Volo's method would have worked if it wasn't a magic super plot tadpole. Though the fact it didn't transform you immediately was because it's a magic super plot tadpole, so eh, eh.
Cave Story. There's a point in the game where you see Professor Booster teleport into the room you're in and fall down a pit. If you go down and help him he gives you a jetpack and then dies, which also locks you into the bad ending. If you want him to live so you can get the games best ending you have to ignore him and jump over the pit. He'll eventually get out on his own, complete his work on the jetpack he would have given you if you followed him and then give it to you later in the game. There are still a few other ways to lock yourself out of the best ending, but leaving one of your allies to die is the most counterintuitive step in reaching that ending.
BG3 is filled with this, drinking poison from a mind flayer in the underdark, engaging in a drinking contest with an undead bartender jjumping straight into a chasm to get to the underdark
Maybe I'm wrong but I don't believe you can escape the falling ceiling room in RE1, even in the clip at 19:30, you can see Jill look back on the door as the lock clicks. Chris just dies, and Barry saves Jill unless you've already had assistance from Barry elsewhere.
The thing most people (and most ESPECIALLY Volo) don't know, is that he's actually the Chosen Champion of Tymora, the Goddess of Luck. The few people who DO know (such as Elminster) go to no small amount of effort to make sure he never finds out. And because, of course, luck works best when you don't rely on it, Volo has spent his entire life bumbling from on misadventure to the next, being "miraculously" saved by passing Adventurers. 😆
On Metal Slug 3, the stay a zombie strategy also works during Mission 2 - 1 Boss battle: while zombiefied, we are indeed slower and lose any pick up weapon we preaviously had, but our granades become something else, in wich we launch a projectile blood vomit that deals massive damage to the enemies and covers a good screen area
Remaining anywhere within five miles of Volo is a potentially fatal decision. I swear, that guy is responsible for as many deaths as many villains due to his sheer arrogance and incompetence. He appears in many, many adventures on tabletop and computer going back to at least the 2nd edition of the game... maybe 1st edition.... and his presence is always BAD news.
@@darkmetalscorpian even worse... that's not a decision by the current goddess of Magic. That's the Mystra from before Midnight took on the name and job. So she's stuck with her predecessors poor taste in Chosen. Granted, some of the other Chosen are the Seven Sisters and Kelemvor... so sometimes she made good choices. That said... the sisters are basically Mystra's daughters... so not sure we can thank her judgment for them turning out mostly well.
@@Thrythlind I think you've confused Kelemvor (who was some scruffy, cursed mercenary when _that_ Mystra was still alive and eventually ended up Judge of the Dead) and Khelben, the Blackstaff, mage of Waterdeep (and, IIRC, Elminster's one-time apprentice.)
Lady Y is on the short list of Bosses who are not immune to Zombie. Seriously in the original you could just cast Zombie on her and than just chuck a Phoenix Feather at her face for a two move win!
That Skyrim location has to be an Assassin’s Creed reference, SURELY. It was the first thing I thought of when I got there. Never tried jumping off, though… (No piles of hay anywhere!)
Core Keeper crystal meteor: you can find a meteor in the desert biome of the caves and just getting near it will give you radiation that slowly kills you. If you are stubborn enough to endure the slow death you can mine the meteor for a chunk of it. The chunk can be carried around and while it debuffs your defense it makes you and your allies attack stronger along with giving off a decent amount of light. Oh and the item description says you are suffering from radiation poisoning still as long as you hold it.
Jane's crypto currency isn't called "Jane Dough"?
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Great quip. I salute you!
Very good, but in the UK John Smith is our version of John/Jane Doe, so they likely didn't think of it.
Now we only need a retweet..re-x..by Elon Musk and Jane's set and can run off to the Caribbean with all our monies.
Now you guys need to do "10 Seemingly Good Ideas That Were In Fact, Big Mistakes."
Playing like a goody two shoes in Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer?
This is a mostly 7 list channel, and only a very occasional 10 list channel.
Should ask for a 7 for a 2.2% increased probability of success.
Giving the official the EZIC paper in "Papers Please".
Fallout: New Vegas - Telling Capt. Curtis that you are investigating the break-ins during the quest I Put A Spell On You.
protect the sick family in odysee
At this point, I haven't the slightest clue how anyone figured out how to do anything in Elden Ring other than bizarrely random trial and error.
I also think the developers give hints to the less obvious secrets after they haven’t been found out for a while
Datamining
There's plenty of notes you can find in the games that give you hints for a lot of the obscure stuff, the problem is that you're likely to miss most of them. Either some npc will sell the note or you can find it somewhere on the ground
It’s literally just dataminers ruining it for everyone. Half of these secrets in the entire Soulsborne franchise would take months to figure out. Which is by design.
Lol!
I love how the beeps didn’t cover the “f@cks”, at all.
Came to find this comment
In all honesty, I think that they've realized that a good portion of those that watch the list videos are at least the age of majority and have little issue with the swearing; they tend to keep their streams more family-friendly, since there have been plenty of younglings watching certain streams.
Sounds like the didn’t give a fuck?
@@nightmarethrenody8232 That's weird because I received many 🤔
@@Alsebra Censoring on TH-cam has almost nothing to do with your target audience and everything to do with the TH-cam algorithm/demonetization. The algorithm is more okay with the occasional “fuck” than words like “queer”
I had forgotten about the Speech points from Bard's Leap Summit.
When I saw 'Skyrim' on the spoiler list, I thought it was going to be 'Agree to a drinking contest with a complete stranger'. Those rarely turn out well in real life.
That depends on your tolerance and the other activities involved. When you can stay standing after some of the most potent liquors around, it's gonna be tough for most to hang with you...I was fond of Everclear in my younger days (and not the watered-down version more prevalent these days...the over 90% one).
whadaya mean, that's how I was born !
Reminded me of the one from Illusion of Gaia for the SNES, where it's Russian Roulette drinking where one of the glasses is poisoned. However, because your character has a degree of psychic powers, they automatically get a bad feeling if you try to pick the poisoned glass.
The stupid part comes in from the opponent, who is the reigning champion. Because of his pride, he refuses to abandon the game even when there's only one glass remaining and, obviously, dies, even though all the people watching are telling him not to do it.
@@Alsebra old alcohol used to be way more... intense. Remember when 4Loko had to change their recipe because people would die from drinking like two of them?
@@weneedaladder8384, Four Loko was addressed because the original version was due to the concern surrounding the combination of alcohol and caffeine being sold effectively in bulk (as compared to bars selling shots)...the alcohol content hasn't really changed, just that they had to remove the caffeine; people were more prone to overindulging in the originals because they weren't just drinking "fruit-flavored" (as most of them these days have a faint flavor of something fruit-adjacent, but not truly fruity) rocket fuel.
They cut back (or completely stopped) on sales of the 95% ABV Everclear because people were getting sick or injured by drinking it while mixed with other things...but I was the guy that would drink the stuff straight with no side effects (no hangover, no grimace, nothing) with no provocation and nobody I knew at that time could explain how I was still upright while going shot-for-shot with people drinking 30-40% ABV liquors.
Loving the completely ornamental bleeps in the go fuck yourself section
Whoever figured out how to do the Thollier quest by taking shots of poison is either a very thorough detective or a psychopath. Probably the same guy who told us to keep talking to dolls who don’t respond.
You're talking about a game from developers known for a series that is built on a reputation of "repeatedly killing the player".
I think the thought process was, "If something kills you in an area where you can't attack, and it's still there? You must have to die from it again....... and again???? Again, maybe???? Ok one more time, Now we're getting somewhere."
I mean, the pop culture definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, but does that make us the insane ones for trying it in a game that rewards this behaviour?
@@octochan *Madness Status Effect Builds*
I do believe Thiollier's dialogue changes after the first and second Nectar drinks, but yeah it's hard to believe anyone would go for a fourth hit who wasn't either reading a guide or was masochistic enough to try to out-simp Thiollier.
Props to OX for showing off Igon, the greatest NPC in any From game
would you say he's...Igon-ic?
I love how the censoring was almost intentionally mistimed so that we actually hear Andy say "fuck" each time. Saw it before with Mike, Jane and Ellen in another video so now we just need to hear from Lu....😔
Is Luke like, dead?
He still hangs out with the gang, but he left the show a few months ago.
subtle confirmation that they do actually swear under the beeps
Subtle is an interesting word for that.
I was under the impression that people were fairly aware that the context would point towards the verbiage used. This means that the regular placement for swears are easy to tell and the longer, bleeped-out diatribes are just random words/mouth movements.
@@Alsebra Yeah. I don't read lips, but there's a video where Ellen swears at Octodad for like a full minute. Those obviously aren't all curse words.
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A note on the "Resident Evil" example; that early on in the game, you can't return to the other room either. So there is nothing you can do but wait for Barry. However, if you try to get the shotgun later on, Barry won't rescue you but you can replace the shotgun cause the room won't be locked at that point.
Also, in the remake - I don’t know about the original - you actually have to try the doors to trigger the cutscene. I discovered this when my remote died before I tried the doors and accidentally made a Jill sandwich.
@@toratio8547 I think it might be the same with the original. Don't remember, though.
So if you're stuck in a room with a descending ceiling, don't panic, just... Jill out.
Seems like a surefire way to Barry yourself alive.
You get 5 S.T.A.R.S. for that pun!
@@Nyperold018 You Barry need to worry about it, it's no big deal
Soon I would become a Jill sandwich 😂
Considering what the slang verb "Jill" means, I have a feeling someone would get demonetized. 😂
I'd argue recruiting Zevran in Dragon Age Origins. Assassin hired to assassinate you? Yeah, you probably shouldn't let him sleep in your camp and eat your food and watch your back. BUT he turns out to be one of the most loyal squadmates in the game.
On my recent run through, I decided to be brutal. Killed Connor and then when we were ambushed, I put Zevran down for the first time ever in a playthrough. I already feel the regret. He's a lot of fun to have around, even if he's not a main you take with you everywhere. But, that's how I have chosen to RP this particular character. They are ruthless.
He's also a DPS powerhouse if you spec him right--and a detail that I find particularly wholesome is that in his default tactics, he is the ONLY party member whose #1 priority is to attack whatever enemy is attacking your Warden. Not even your goodest boi Mabari has that, the guy is protective af. My main/canon Warden is a city elf, so Zevran's my ride or die, never leaves my party. Part of me is salty at how dirty they did him post-Origins, especially considering the other LIs get big parts in the sequels and/or spin-off media, but another is glad they can't warp or destroy his character. And hey, at least this also makes him the only LI that is actually canonically by the Warden's side at the time of Inquisition (yes, I will take every splinter of bone thrown my way).
except video game logic says it'll be fine.
Intelligence: -1
Luck: +10
That Volo choice, despite being weird and stupid and hard to justify within role-play, is one I made for all three of my runs, because the result is just so damned useful. Like how I always adopted Scratch, it's something you just can't do without.
Well, Volo is (or at least _was)_ a world-renowned adventurer and explorer, and despite being human, has been doing that for centuries; he's been active since first or second edition and time has passed in Faerun to do things like add dragonborn to the setting.
Edit: Point is, he's higher level than you are, and has had lots of time to pick up nifty toys and bits of knowledge.
It’s good and all, but see invisibility isn’t too hard to come by, and most the time the game isn’t brutally hard, so I just opt for the RP choice of not doing it. It’s way too rough to justify for literally any character doing it lol, and there really should be an additional debuff to it for being so stupid xD
@@insaneyoohoo, See Invisibility may be accessible from multiple sources, but how many of them are innate (thereby not taking up a gear slot) and at-will (not a charged item, spell, or limited-use item)?
To be fair, though, you could RP your character as willing to do whatever it took to remove the tadpole...even getting uncredited surgery from the world's worst charlatan.
@@Alsebra I don't mean to say it's not useful or one of a kind, but many casters have see invisibility as a 2nd level slot, which is fairly insignificant, plus scrolls and potions which all last until a long rest. On top of invisible enemies being quite rare anyway. I just don't think the fairly niche, if not very rare item, is quite worth the strange RP decision to mutilate your character, albeit a very funny one.
And yeah, I suppose I can see it being a desperate option for a character, but if you're willing to go the potential lobotomy route, then just dive head first off an elevation into a rock, and hope that works lol. But I do appreciate the idea of being so desperate someone would let Volo of all people do pseudo surgery on them with an ice pick, maybe as my next barbarian character xD
OK, but hear me out in this one. Three facts most intelligent (or at least educated) characters would know, as they are common knowledge amoungst academic circles.
1. Volothamp "Volo" Geddarm is an academic who has written and published several books on monster behaviour and anatomy, alongside books on the magic, history and geography of the realms.
2. Volo is a known associate (and it is believed a former student) of the Archmage Elminster, one of the most powerful mortal beings in all of Toril.
3. Elminster is one of the few publicly known leaders of a group called The Harpers, a secret society of powerful adventurers who pose as travelling entertainers in order to hunt down threats to the realm.
With his association to Elminster, his garish costume, and attempts at trying to be an entertainer, you could assume Volo is a Harper in disguise and is therefore more competent than he appears (he isn't a Harper or competent, but it is a logical assumption).
Now as players with access to outside meta-knowledge we know he's a second rate Wizard who gets most of his information from tall stories told by drunken adventurers in bars and that his interactions with Elminster are mostly the latter calling out Volo on all the BS he writes, but that's information most characters wouldn't have unlike the three points listed above, which most academics would know.
Good to see that Jane got past her issues with kryptoncurrency and the blockjanes
That would make a good band name
Feel like she's behind, should've really moved on to AJ (Artificial Janetelligence) by now.
I love, love, *LOVE* the "hey, we *technically* bleeped it" energy of Andy's F-bombs.
Excellent underuse of the bleeps on Andy's F-bombs 😂👌
Nah, swearing is lame. Andy is super smart and loquacious. He shouldn’t need to cuss just to get a chuckle from the rubes.
Be as loquacious as you want, sometimes the RIGHT word is swearing.
@@ShinyHubCaps Oh get off that high horse. Andy is human and shouldn't chain his tongue to appease to your image of himself.
@@ShinyHubCapsout of interest, by such a standard what comedians do you think are funny? I know Bill Cosby abhorred swearing. Great.
All the genuinely funny comedians I can think of swear as often as they want, and provide good reasons for why it's a false narrative to make it an intelligence or vocabulary issue.
I hardly think Stephen Fry has any issues, and doesn't need to appeal to the "rubes" as you so misleadingly phrased it.
If you hadn't awkwardly inserted a "super" next to loquacious and smart I'd assume you to be some grumpy old fart with literally no functional sense of humour.
@@ShinyHubCapsSwearing in moderation is actually highly effective in speech and in writing. Quit the pearl-clutching.
The Metal Gear example reminds me of every beat-them-all from the 80's and 90's where you heal by picking up literal junk food from garbage bins or the pavement in the VERY filthy streets where they take place
I mean, before those we found roast chicken in the walls of an ancient vampire's castle, so... already kinda used to eating definitely sketchy foods.
Another thing about the Snake Eater food thing is how some of the ones Snake finds verbally disgusting (not poisonous, though) and only heals minimal health potentially become more tolerable to him over time and give more health if you eat enough of it.
In a mechanic similar to the health tracker that lists all of Snake's injuries on a playthrough, or that *other thing* that could make your run in with The Sorrow a cake walk or a frustrating time sink, the foods you eat are tallied on a run as well, and _some_ of the foods actually can become an acquired taste if you power past him screaming about it tasting gross the first few times.
I mean, if we start taking games that literally, then we've all played as countless characters who check the body of every single person they meet in the hopes of finding like 25 cents. Although I prefer the Scott Pilgrim take where everyone we beat up just literally explodes into coins.
Jane you can't let weird randos perform surgery on you in real life either. I know super powers and cybernetic limbs sounds cool, but I don't think we're there yet😂
I love the fact that the Mr. Gutsy is convinced that only a true-blooded American would swear like that. XD Though, honestly, my favorite Mr. Gutsy encounter will always be the "repeat -- will you comply?" one just because it's possible to get it stuck in a loop by constantly repeating "will you comply?" at it in stupider and stupider voices. A stupid decision that results in a fun explosion -- if you get out of the way fast enough.
Ironic, consider probably the most vulgar man I've ever met was Albanian. Great guy, too. He'd almost certainly tell the Mr Gutsy to go fuck itself, before sending a pickaxe through its outer casing
00:59 Elden Ring
5:07 Fall Out 4
7:11 BG3
9:45 Skyrim
11:50 FF:X
14:45 MGS3:SE
17:22 RE1
0:01 what's wrong with pizza for breakfast? It's just bread, cheese and tomatoes innit? Healthier than sugar-loaded cereal or jam and butter.
There is *_no_* better breakfast than the leftovers of last night's takeaway.
Indian, Chinese, Mexican, or pizza - it works every time.
I'm reminded of Fallout 3, and the Wasteland Guidebook experiments. Specifically, 'drink the dirty irradiated water next to the unexploded nuke'. In typical quest fashion it works out for you in the end, you get a perk and all your rads are removed, but it's still an absurdly stupid thing to do, especially for a 'fresh from the vault' newbie to the wasteland, which more often than not that is exactly what you are when you pick up that quest.
The entire quite is stupidly bad idea after bad idea, with odly good rewards.
Jane’s on a music reference rampage… I wonder if it’s her Addiction
Ouch.
I wonder what she's Been Caught Stealing... 😂
Jane says 🎶
A classic one is the battle against Rubicante in Final Fantasy 4. He's the Fiend of Fire (or Archfiend, or Autarch, depending on which version you play). He's red, wearing bright red outfits with a fancy red cape, and his attacks are pretty much all fire-based. You don't have to be a veteran of JRPGs to think "using fire magic against this guy would be a bad idea." And yet, it's oddly a great idea in all phases of the fight. See, Rubicante is a big believer in a fair fight. If you hit him when his cape is down with even the weakest fire attack in the game, yes, you'll heal him a pittance, but he insists on responding in kind, throwing a strong heal back onto your entire party. But when he pulls his cape up, his elemental affinities flip, and he somehow becomes weak to fire attacks.
To be fair, Andy's stupid decision to invest in JaneCoin worked out incredibly well for Jane
The Henry Stickmin series is full of suboptimal descisions you'd never expect to work. For example, doors are closing and you can't outrun the lockdown. To escape, you eat a can of beans and now your farts let you fly faster than the doors can close.
And that darned Teleporter. By gar, I was SHOCKED on how it became a good choice in Completing the Mission!
@@michaelandreipalon359 I think people forget it works in stealing the diamond too.
@@MindstormXL Oh, yeah, can't believe I forgot that for the roof infiltration.
Another is in Escaping the Prison. You'd think Force Choke was completely a joke decision, and yet it's how you progress
Not to mention that trying Charles' idea actually works in one instance.
Pizza for breakfast is not a mistake.
Cold pizza is awesome.
Pizza is techincally healthier than most breakfast cereals
Pizza for breakfast is a lifestyle baby!
Absolutely
@@bjchitit's the final test if a pizza place is truly good.
Uhh, Pizza for breakfast is ALWAYS a good choice.
Yunalesca ALSO uses the best healing magic available to heal your characters after they get zombie-d. If you keep a single character zombified and cure the other two of the status then you get free heals for them in the fight (at the expense of your zombified character)
Of course, by this point you're already familiar with Zombie+Cure, having previously seen Seymour Flux use precisely that combination against you. Knowing that Undead are categorically immune to Death spells is a little more niche.
@@Stratelierwhoa
I fckn love when they do an ad-lib convo over the spoiler warnings 😂 they’re always hilarious
"...who you seem to have interrupted halfway through getting dressed" lol
But never forget about screaming "ICE CREAM" at an armed robot asking you to leave in fallout new vegas, which is behind either a low intelligence check or high luck check
Funny thing is, even having a boss battle against Lady Yunalesca is itself an in-canon incredibly stupid decision that somehow worked out, but that reveals a LOT of spoilers about the game's story.
What are you talking about? Pizza for breakfast isn't a mistake, it's living your best life. Now time to end the day with a bowl of ice-cream with tiramisu right before bed.
Would Lumpy from Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door count? You meet this shifty rat in the town of Rogueport shortly after you end up on the pier and he offers you a chance to invest in his digging operation to a desert. He asks for up to 300 coins to fund the dig and then disappears for a time; he does end up returning (despite Goombella's belief to the contrary)...and he rewards you with a nice return on the investment (up to 999 coins for trusting him completely...and being able to scrounge up 300 coins in the early game).
Shoutout to the failed bleeps in the Fallout 4 section, contrasted against the properly-blurred onscreen text.
"Be bard to the bone," LMAO!
to be fair, Chris' path is a bit more balanced in the REmake. he carries a lighter as a bonus item, meaning he loses 1 less item slot for burning zombies, he gets some free heals from Rebecca, and he has the better emergency weapon in flash grenades, which are guaranteed to pop a zombie's head off and prevent it from becoming a Crimson Head.
Amazingly, Fallout 4 has an almost identical second stupid choice you can make! If you choose to mock a different Mr. Gutsy that tells your chatacter about a curfew (which has your character repeating "WiLl YoU cOmPlY" in an increasingly mocking tone), and if you have high enough Luck, the robot will get caught in a logic loop and explode with the force of a mini nuke.
It's HILARIOUS.
Yeah. Strange that wasn't the option in the video, for it is the Stupider chooice and Funnier one.
Did Volo's surgery all the way, because my friends were playing with me and telling me to stop (aside from the one yelling to "Keep going!")
Res Evils' "Master of lockpick"... she's that good she don't OWN a lockpick to start with... I never understood this lol
WESKER!!! xD
Ace Attorney series pretty much LIVES by stupid choices that somehow manage to be the key to winning the case. A famous example is cross-examining a parrot, a literal bird, during a tense trial where you're tying to save your rival from being framed for a murder he didn't commit. Such an idea would be laughed out of any court in real life, but in the Ace Attorney world, the courtrooms might as well be insane asylums when pretty much everybody who takes the stand is dressed like they came from the circus, because some of them actually just did!
That circus murder case was absolutely ridiculous, only the second time that someone was involved in the air, and both time they treated it so seriously as if gravity didn't exist.
What about head butting the krogan shaman in ME2 during grunts loyalty mission. Head butting a krogan should lead to a fight, but not that time…
"HAHAHA I like this human! She understands!"
Basically Paragon, but I always tell the mechanic he's working too hard and that one Krogan during Mordin's loyalty mission he talks too much.
Now I want a "Concerned Mike" NFT.
no you don't. NFTs are for fucking losers.
The Elden ring Thiollier bit is an almost exact copy of Remnant 2, to be fair- you find a sketchy healing item in a sinister shrine, and you have to eat it several times (killing your each time) and only then can you investigate it to get a unique level healing item variant.
JaneCoin really is going to the moon, in that Jane will use your money to buy her personal rocket ship
Did we all forget about the plot thread running through about 2016-2017 where she was building a Death Star? It was about the time that either Andy or Mike's clone was stuck in a cupboard and it was revealed almost everyone was either a vampire or an android.
man, oxboxtra lore back in the day was insane
What about "Dance Off" in the Henry Stickmin series? When first introduced it was shown as a failure, and in another storyline he gets killed while starting to throw down. However it is the right thing to do when needing a distraction to get through a cafeteria full of bad guys. Another one from the same series is when "Charles's Plan" actually works.
Awesome Video! I rather have games with stupid decisions that worked out than having decisions that don't matter and lead to the same thing.
Then boy do I have some VN recs
Ok.
We talking the Telltale games when it comes to the latter?
@@Fanimati0nI don't know, the alternate universes of CLANNAD still matter.
I remember that BG3 part. Did this with a buddy as a joke and the whole dialogue in this scene is absolutely brilliant but when it turned out to actually be something super helpful we just burst out laughing it was so unexpected.
Trying to give a spikey sea urchin a warm undersea hug in Another Crabs Treasure earns you a nifty power up.
20:30 Ah, so that's what that line is about
I appreciate Jane’s band references 🤩
How i found out how to do Thiollier's questline:
- Drink twice after defeating the boss.
- Talk to Moore, Thiollier, and other npcs still in the overworld.
- Talk to Thiollier.
- Drink a third time to spite him + to reload area for new dialogue.
- repeat previous 2 steps just to make sure. (I probably would've done it 1 more time if it weren't for...)
- Get dialogue and realize that I'm supposed to out-drink Thiollier in this now drinking contest.
- Talk to Thiollier every time before drinking.
- Pass on words.
- Invasion (he is weak af).
- Talk to Thiollier and drink nectart to reload area.
- Pass on words.
- "A- Ah ..."
I swear i drank like 10 to 15 times solely because Thiollier said i should not. I was having a conversation with 2 people so it was as productive as when you run in a circle because the conversation has become nore engaging than the game.
I can't wait for JaneNFTs, with collectable Janes like AngryJane, HungryJane, and MildlyamusedJane
I can’t wait to give millionaire TH-camr Jane Douglas more of my money!
Janecoin is going TO THE MOON BABY!!!!
As a Bard I approve Bard's Leap and can confirm we are always doing Wild Stuff!
Pizza is a more balanced breakfast than cereal
I mean, is pizza for breakfast a bad decision? Maybe we should rethink this one. Seems like it could also work out.
Pizza for breakfast got me through medical school exam days and now days I operate
Wait, Volo? Like Volo's Guides? I mean, he's pretty well travelled and experienced. It doesn't sound like that absolute worst plan, does it?
If you actually read the guides, tho...
Volo is also in Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir. In the opening he colossally screws up negotiating with a tribe of jungle goblins, after boasting about his diplomatic skills, naturally. One memorable part is when he asks if he can join their feast, and the goblins say "Want have YOU for meat!". Basically he almost offers himself as the main dish.
Just because he's written a few guides and appears to be a man of the world, it's more likely out of necessity as a wannabe charlatan. Is he traveling the world for the sheer joy of it or is it because he's staying ahead of angry "victims"/the law? He'll never tell.
@@Alsebra Dude's been doing it for _centuries._ He's picked up a thing or two.
Volo is a century + old wizard by this point with many magical secrets. He is friends with Elminster, among other major magical figures. Despite his presentation, he's actually an extremely competent guy. It's all part of the show. His guides are controversial but not so controversial that Elminster himself didn't opt to edit and preface them.
I remember the yunalesca fight all too well, argh the memories. I also remember the metal gear one as well, people I told thought I was wrong, well look at me now 😅.
On the subject of seemingly stupid things, hunting down the body of an executed heretic in Ishgard in FFXIV. Ishgard being the city of religious dogma up to and including being ruled by a bishop with dubious morality. Track down the corpse and you unlock the Dark Knight job, one of the game's Tank classes, and the best written job quests in the entire game! And all you have to do is risk execution as a heretic...
Kinda love the screw up with the censorship in entry #2. We can still hear you saying the f-word, Andy. So many times. 😆
It’s not the only time. Jane and Mike has had swearing accidentally left in these weekly lists as well 😂🤣🤣🤣
Doing it once is a screw up. Doing it three times in a row is absolutely deliberate
In FFXIV's Alliance Raid The Weeping City of Mhach, the second boss Forgall occasionally cats Necropurge which produces large green orbs around the fighting arena that after a period of time explode into AoE's that inflict 1 stack of Gradual Zombification per AoE you stand in. If you get too many you turn into a zombie for about 30 seconds, attacking other raids members. If however you get one stack you are protected from Forgall's Megadeath spell. The issue is that the first two times he casts Necropurge there is no Megadeath follow up, so you need to avoid those overs entirely.
And avoiding those extraneous necropurges allows the debuff to time out, so you don't get multiple stacks.
I always loved the Snake Eater 3 food conversations. Especially the one where you ate the glowcaps.
In the words of Big Boss, "gow does it taste."
As a matter of fact I do enjoy pizza for breakfast. Nothing better than a day old pizza in the morning.
One really good example of this is from In Stars and Time. At the start of Act 5, the player character decides to be as much of an asshole as possible to every other important character, individually, and then go to fight the entirety of the final dungeon, boss fight included, on his own, which ends up actually solving the central conflict of the story.
To be fair, the game pretty much forces you to by making Isabeau’s dialogue keep looping (no pun intended) so you have no choice but to zone out.
To be fair to Volo, he did (does? will?) write "Volo's Guide to Monsters" which includes a lot of additional information on Mind Flayers, so he at least probably has SOME knowledge about your brain worm
Eating those mushrooms could still be considered a poor decision, even though they do charge your batteries. Throwing them on the ground during the Volgin fight dampens his electric attacks. They're fairly uncommon, so eating them may not be the best use of resources, especially if you're trying to take Volgin out non lethally.
Idk about you, but I like to know who in Fnaf 2 thought it was a good idea to give you a animatronic mask to ward off animatronics
It works for all but 2 of them, which is pretty amazing
10:09 I've got two words for you: FEIM ZII GRON. (Become Ethereal shout)
Choosing "Don't Dodge" during that one moment in Mermaid Swamp.
I haven't seen all of Mermaid Swamp's remake/remaster, but I'm assuming that turn of events still happens.
That Bard's Leap summit reminds me of the earlier days playing Everquest 1 and getting the Paladin's Epic 1.0. I think it was in The Hole, past Tox Forest. Anyway, as a young pally, I realized I could not get through that rough zone without a rogue (to unlock the doors etc). Once we got to a waterfall where we had to jump down, etc, (which there was a small pool that you wouldn't die in if you landed) I "divine aura'd" (invinciblity for 15s) and jumped down making it safetly. The poor rogue on the other hand jumped, missed the small pool and landed on pure asphalt. Died immediately.
I, of course, couldn't resist laughing so hard at that for a solid 30minutes. I could never forget that even now.
Literally played FFX for the first time just a month ago, and I could not get past that fight for the life of me. Finally decided to look for advice online and could not believe that staying a zombie was somehow the right way to go.
7:04 i never knew that. I said it to the robot and never thought about it again. Thank you.
Bard's Leap was a great choice. I didn't expect anything making the jump, but getting the points was a cool bonus. Also, can confirm that fighting Yunalesca was a pain. Back when it first came out and we rented it, I was still stuck in the middle of her zombie-full heal cycle of death when I had to return the game. Even with that, it was still one of my favorite games.
Hatoful Boyfriend does this, surprisingly enough. If you want to unlock the hidden Bad Boys Love route and learn the full backstory of the game, you have to get the true ending for all of the love interests’ routes. Yes, that includes the love interest that you quickly learn is sketchy as all heck.
Jill can actually die in that room as Barry is not guaranteed to show up.
To be Fair, Volo's method would have worked if it wasn't a magic super plot tadpole. Though the fact it didn't transform you immediately was because it's a magic super plot tadpole, so eh, eh.
Cave Story. There's a point in the game where you see Professor Booster teleport into the room you're in and fall down a pit. If you go down and help him he gives you a jetpack and then dies, which also locks you into the bad ending. If you want him to live so you can get the games best ending you have to ignore him and jump over the pit. He'll eventually get out on his own, complete his work on the jetpack he would have given you if you followed him and then give it to you later in the game. There are still a few other ways to lock yourself out of the best ending, but leaving one of your allies to die is the most counterintuitive step in reaching that ending.
This video gets extra likes for Jane referencing both Deep Purple and more importantly, Megadeth.
That was the worst f-bomb beep I’ve ever heard on TH-cam. Hilarious! 😂😂😂
BG3 is filled with this, drinking poison from a mind flayer in the underdark, engaging in a drinking contest with an undead bartender jjumping straight into a chasm to get to the underdark
Also zombies are healed by poison status so a poisoned zombie is the same as a character with regen, except regen runs out.
Maybe I'm wrong but I don't believe you can escape the falling ceiling room in RE1, even in the clip at 19:30, you can see Jill look back on the door as the lock clicks. Chris just dies, and Barry saves Jill unless you've already had assistance from Barry elsewhere.
I’d like to bring up letting a mutant spider bite Mary Jane in 60 seconds.
The thing most people (and most ESPECIALLY Volo) don't know, is that he's actually the Chosen Champion of Tymora, the Goddess of Luck.
The few people who DO know (such as Elminster) go to no small amount of effort to make sure he never finds out. And because, of course, luck works best when you don't rely on it, Volo has spent his entire life bumbling from on misadventure to the next, being "miraculously" saved by passing Adventurers. 😆
Hearing Andy say fuck is actually what I needed in life... thank you.
Jane is great!
And because I don't think we hear it enough; Andy is fantastic!
On Metal Slug 3, the stay a zombie strategy also works during Mission 2 - 1 Boss battle: while zombiefied, we are indeed slower and lose any pick up weapon we preaviously had, but our granades become something else, in wich we launch a projectile blood vomit that deals massive damage to the enemies and covers a good screen area
Remaining anywhere within five miles of Volo is a potentially fatal decision. I swear, that guy is responsible for as many deaths as many villains due to his sheer arrogance and incompetence. He appears in many, many adventures on tabletop and computer going back to at least the 2nd edition of the game... maybe 1st edition.... and his presence is always BAD news.
And yet the goddess of magic can't exist without him, so no matter how bad he screws up other people he's guaranteed to live.
@@darkmetalscorpian even worse... that's not a decision by the current goddess of Magic. That's the Mystra from before Midnight took on the name and job.
So she's stuck with her predecessors poor taste in Chosen.
Granted, some of the other Chosen are the Seven Sisters and Kelemvor... so sometimes she made good choices.
That said... the sisters are basically Mystra's daughters... so not sure we can thank her judgment for them turning out mostly well.
@@Thrythlind I think you've confused Kelemvor (who was some scruffy, cursed mercenary when _that_ Mystra was still alive and eventually ended up Judge of the Dead) and Khelben, the Blackstaff, mage of Waterdeep (and, IIRC, Elminster's one-time apprentice.)
That beep to stop the curse word (won’t write it here aha) literally did nothing & I love that
18:40 I love they use the "Phelous" version lol
The Mr Gutsy Eff yourself response is the most Boston reaponse in the entire game. 10/10
Lady Y is on the short list of Bosses who are not immune to Zombie.
Seriously in the original you could just cast Zombie on her and than just chuck a Phoenix Feather at her face for a two move win!
Love the half-assed censoring beeps XD
That Skyrim location has to be an Assassin’s Creed reference, SURELY. It was the first thing I thought of when I got there. Never tried jumping off, though… (No piles of hay anywhere!)
Assassin's Creed - 2007
Skyrim - 2011
If nothing else, the timing seems reasonable.
Core Keeper crystal meteor: you can find a meteor in the desert biome of the caves and just getting near it will give you radiation that slowly kills you. If you are stubborn enough to endure the slow death you can mine the meteor for a chunk of it. The chunk can be carried around and while it debuffs your defense it makes you and your allies attack stronger along with giving off a decent amount of light. Oh and the item description says you are suffering from radiation poisoning still as long as you hold it.