Kronos from Hades 2 actually unpauses your game during the boss fight, and he'll do it multiple times. But if you pause 4 times in a row he'll let you, but he'll give you a snide remark.
Halo CE: in the first level, when you leave the bridge after meeting the captain, your gun gets enabled, and the door to the bridge closes and locks. But there is a very brief moment when you can get back onto the bridge after your gun enables and before the door closes. Which means if you want to be a jerk you can shoot the bridge crew. Whereapon Cortana announces that you've gone rogue, the exits all lock down, and another door opens releasing a squad of marines and an unkillable Sgt Johnson to take you down.
Mirror’s Edge has a mechanic where if you try using a pirated copy, Faith slows down when she approaches the edge of a rooftop, making it impossible to actually start the game.
@@FatManJackson The devs themselves plant a "pirated" version with the game release from different sources. It will then get downloaded and shared unaware for those who were wise enough to believe there would be a pirated version on release. They basically release a fishy pirated version. Which shouldn't be a problem nowadays with things like Pirate Bay; but back in the days, it was a haggle sometimes with how many sites came and go.
The OG failure for acting like a jerk was “Karateka” on the Commodore 64 This very difficult karate themed fighting game had you defeating numerous enemies through several levels to rescue a princess. When you finally made it to the princess, if you did not bow to her with respect before you approached her, she instant killed you. Brutal!
I remember that one, it wasn't enough that you had to bow to her, you had to bow to her at the proper distance. IE you couldn't just enter that screen, bow and rush to her. Also given that she could one-shot the player for lack of respect, how did she get captured in the first place?🤔
It's not that you had to bow to her. She one shots you if you approach her with a fighting stance. If you approach her normally, you get the good ending.
Amusingly, the only way that King Bob-omb can damage Mario is if he throws Mario out of his arena; the complete opposite of what Mario has to do to King Bob-omb.
enter the second patch after 2 chorts spawn it a max lvl minotaur spawns in instead, it resists all physical attacks, cannot be knocked back by Aard or Ignited with Igni, it ignores your defences too so no Axii either
Ocelot gave the same warning on the PS1 version of MGS. At least on my version he did, and it was not the twin snakes remake. I played the original many times.
An example that kinda fits here that very few people have probably played (but I personally loved) is "The Last Remnant". In that game you are actually punished for farming weak enemies. The reason being the game kept track of a rough number of enemies you had killed in the form of you battle rank. This basically acted as a level up system for your enemies. The higher your battle rank the more powerful every enemy in the game became. Battle rank however didn't affect your unit's strength in anyway. This meant if you killed lots of weak enemies that didn't yield much XP you could actually soft lock your whole play through because the enemies would out scale you.
ha true! I remember my first playthrough ramping up BR and then getting overwhelmed in the later stages, while my second playthrough avoided unnecessary combat mae me finish the game with ease.
Firstly, THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE LAST REMNANT!!!! That game doesn't get the appreciation it deserves. Lastly, I never knew that. It makes sense why it took me 150 hours still stuck in the middle of the game and unable to beat normal enemies after grinding. I need to replay that game one day.
And then you have Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, that punishes you for using the character creation system in a role-playing manner (the intended way). The game scales the enemies with the level of the PC. Your speed of leveling depends on how much you use the preferred skills of your character class. But your attribute bonuses upon leveling up depend on how much you used the skills belonging to each attribute. The leveling up is much faster than the accumulation of attribute bonuses if you actually using your class skills. So if you pick a character class with the skill set you actually want to use, then you level up fast, but eventually your attribute stats will be ridiculously low for your level and your character will be weak compared to the upscaled enemies. A solution for this was not picking the skills you want to use during the normal gameplay as class skills, but instead pick easily trainable skills as class skills. This way you accumulate attribute stats during play and then level up by training whenever you want. It was annoying.
The Chort in Witcher 3 is really a failed example since people now farm the cows AND the chort. They could've at least made him invulnerable or let them spawn all over again without giving Geralt time to heal, etc.
Any game in general. Don’t just stop at Ubisoft pirate anything and everything you can. These terrible digital distributors have stated “you do not own the game” the game I have bought with MY money on MY account. They can terminate your account taking everything you bought. I have 0 pity when it comes to pirating anything of these games.
@@gc4632 I’ve pirated, dragons age veilgard, god of war, RDR1 and more games. The quality doesn’t go down….not sure where you got this information from. Maybe a cracked version of the game has lower quality but a re-packed version of the game is the literal same just downloads quicker. And saying it’s not worth the time is a joke, yes let me spend my hard earned money on a game I might not even like or play as much as others, not to mention the distribution things I’ve stated earlier in this thread. But hey keep buying your games I honestly couldn’t care less I’m getting them for free and I actually own them.
Gothic II had a similar mechanic to Serious Sam, except it didn't spawn an enemy, but basically just took awaya crucial path if you used a bad crack. At one point you'd have to go to Orc territory or something like that and you'd change maps, but that didn't happen here. The path would just become more and more narrow and then it just stops: wall at the end and that's it.
Ur forgetting Nightmare Grimm from Hollow Knight. If you atk him while he's bowing at the beginning of the fight, he shrieks and goes to atks from phase 2 of his battle during phase 1.
Jokes on CD Project i baited the monster to a nearby soldier squad. As long as you stay within range, the monster will focus solely on the player. Thus, the npcs can attack him freely.
Hey you do realize Whatculture mass records videos so they have content of probably everyone that's ever left right? This is old. They're just churning it out because they can't do anything original.
In Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, there's the same mechanic as Charon in Hades, if you steal Kecleon's merchandises, he'll engage a fight with you, and he's nearly impossible to beat
7:40 Zagreus is not a demigod, both of his parents are gods therefore he is also a god. ... 3:00 Ocelot gives the same warning in both the PS1 and PC versions of the original MGS, Twin Snakes added Ocelot pointing at the screen while giving the warning whereas in the original he just says it to Snake.
Zagreus is a demigod in Hades since the retelling of the tale of Persephone shows her not to be Demeter's and Zeus daughter, but instead Demeter's and a mortal man. She is a demigod; therefore in the game, Zagreus is also a demigod. This is why Zagreus, unlike his father Hades, can survive the Styx for a few hours before dying when outside the Underworld.
Originally the Chort in Witcher 3 would respawn immediately after killing one. This was later patched again after it turned out to be a more effective way of farming crowns
You forgot the worst part: If you finish ONE Genocide route, it affects all future playthroughs. You have to delete ALL save files FROM THE SYSTEM if you want a chance at the good endings.
About time Serious Sam 3 gets a spot light in videos like this. It's iconic for being the first of its kind to implement this type of innovative piracy treatement
I remember that the auto fire warning in mgs but it wasn't a 100% it would recognize some of my controllers but others it just ignored the Auto fire oddly, maybe it was the way they built em back then idk 🤔
This reminds me of Trialware back in the late 90s. I used to play a series of games, the Escape Velocity series... and you could play them for free for a month... but after that, you had to register with a key, and if you didn't, an enemy spaceship would appear and start attacking you lol.
So, the Tonberry thing happens in every FF. The only difference between FF11 is that it goes up only upon killing Tonberry. Some versions of the game have the damage increase upon any monster being killed.
@@Jeff-l7y6c Sin only does that attack when it's Overdrive is full, you can also reset it once. Wait until it's almost full to reset it and it also helps to have all you're Overdrives full before the battle.
Re: Ocelot. I'm really against this because it disadvantagizes disabled gamers who can't do that kind of rapid pressing. I was so glad when that entire mechanic now has a press button for people where like rapidly tapping the thing is uncomfortable or impossible.
9:15 Oh wow I never knew this about uncharted 4. I thought the only thing you could do was dodge until you got a weapon and didnt think to try to attack him unlike in Uncharted 2 with Flynn.
Honestly a Tomberry caused me quit playing a game before. I can’t think of a single person who legitimately enjoys fighting them, I hate them. It’s just generic cutesy design but “oh no it has a knife, how wacky!”
Yay, FFXI shout-out! The tonberries are much easier at 119, even the present endgame content shown in this video. Back years ago, before 119, they were MUCH more dangerous.
there's an indicator for tonberry's grudge(FF11) temple of ugglepih has an npc that can clear it. also there's gear that increases stats based on your hate.
The hilarious thing about CDPRs fix with the Chort in Witcher 3 is that the Chort will still infinity respawn in White Orchard even after the supposed fix. To get it to respawn all you have to do is fast travel out of White Orchard after you've killed it then fast travel back and within a minute or two of your arrival the Chort will respawn, from there you can easily farm the Chort as much as you want. I actually only noticed this on accident after I traveled back to White Orchard so I could buy the Gwent cards and talk to the Dwarf blacksmith. I've tested it dozens of times and eventually ended up killing 34 Chorts using this method. Also the Chort is a pushover I smoked my first level 27 Chort at level 6, just hit him with fire then roll to the side and attack, then rinse and repeat. 🤷
I have a Steam account and anyone can see I own Half Life 2. I had a real big problem with Half Life not progressing. The AI stopped working and I couldn't get through a door and continue the story. I asked for help on the forums and was mocked for having a pirated copy, but my copy wasn't pirated. It turns out that the DRM thought I had pirated it though, and it was because I had turned off the cookies in my Windows Explorer Browser. I figured it out by working backwards through everything I had done to my computer between the last time I had played Half Life 2 and it stopped working. I didn't want to believe it was because of the web browser settings, but it was. I hate DRM.
That's not a Rapier Rafe is holding, it has a single sided blade with a curved tip. Probably a cutlass if the uniform he took it from was a navy officer.
NOT JUST FF11 FF9 has the Tonberries EG counters do more damage the MORE Tonberries you KILL but in FF9 they ONLY APPEAR IN Ipsen's castle ON DISC 3. As for ToD R I believe Barbatos when preventing AUTO grinding is NOT actually beatable At all he's only beatable on the NG+ only dungeon which in the Destiny 1 PS2 remake is basically a LONGER version of Eternia's NG+ only one.
Never take a game you haven't paid for. Never fail to take a game you have paid for. That's the rule re: so-called "piracy." No seller has any right to take away anything you paid them to provide. And any technique necessary to prevent them from doing so is both legal and moral.
I always find it curious when people say the name Bob-omb. Because it actually pronounced Bo Bomb except the Bo is pronounced Ba and sounds like Ba Bomb. He pronounced it wrong like 3 times trying to sound it out phonetically but then gave up and pronounced it the correct way 😁
I remember that witcher 3 cow hide farm but I also remember the best of the best money glitch. It was with that loan shark in one of the cities. I can't remember which city or how you even do it but man I made so much money within 30 mins it wasn't even funny🤣
See, stuff like that first example to me isn't cheating. It's not a glitch or anything where you break the physics of the world, it's just you using common sense to overcome a poorly constructed challenge. Now I'm not saying that to the perspective of the game devs, I'm going for the immersion angle and saying that in universe, the boss has chosen to fight you in this arena and he's created a gauntlet that's easily circumvented. It'd be like if a villain is supposed to be taken as the scourge of the earth and the end of existence as we know or something dramatic, and I just waltz over to a tightrope across a gap and the boss can't reach me and accidentally falls to his death. That's not cheating, that's just using the tools of your environment mixed with common sense. That's why you've got to love fights in games that're designed to accommodate the different ways the player is likely to approach the challenge. Maybe the boss can jump across gaps or maybe he has a ranged grapple attack he can use to pull you back across the gap, or maybe trying to escape the boss temporarily grants you a small advantage that only lasts so long and is only so effective
Revolver ocelots torture part...i literally had to drop my memory card of in my buddies mailbox to get thru it. Paid him 5 bucks an got the memory card at school the next day. Lol i tried it again last summer, and STILL couldn't do it. No idea why i cant do it
If it's possible to add something in a game that specifically recognises itself as illegitimate, why not just add a seek and destroy code to it that will wipe it from the machine using it?
I imagine the notion or idea of punishing hackers by putting something in the game that makes playing an illegitimate copy a living HELL to play is somewhat more appealing or fun to the developers.....Invincible enemies, inventories that wipe themselves periodically, or even eventually lock themselves so the player can't use the locked items, levels that start off seemingly normal before becoming more corrupted or unbeatable, or even start themselves over *just* as you're about to reach the end, meaning that everything you did is wiped out. Either way, it sends the same message that putting in a code that simply makes it so you can't play it at all, if it's an illegitimate copy would: Don't hack/steal our game!
Was hoping to see the yuyu hakusho ps2 game on here when you fight toguro in the beginning and can’t be beaten without cheating and he’ll bring it up when you do use the cheats you can claim after beating the story mode
Not true with that Serious Sam enemy. It was widely documented that it would appear if the game protection had a 'fart' and thought that your version was 'piwated' when it was actually LEGALLY BOUGHT AND GENUINE! In fact, the pirates literally NEVER SAW THAT ENEMY because the crack of Serious Sam was so PERFECT the very first time the game protection never activated!
FF11 outright forces you to enter a tonberry filled cave as part of MSQ of their expansion, so it's very hard not to kill those green little shits. Thankfully the reset quest is pretty simple to do and cheap (not cheap if you do it when a tonberry boss is part of that month's trial challenge and every new player scrambles to buy the quest item to reset hate)
Kronos from Hades 2 actually unpauses your game during the boss fight, and he'll do it multiple times. But if you pause 4 times in a row he'll let you, but he'll give you a snide remark.
Halo CE: in the first level, when you leave the bridge after meeting the captain, your gun gets enabled, and the door to the bridge closes and locks. But there is a very brief moment when you can get back onto the bridge after your gun enables and before the door closes. Which means if you want to be a jerk you can shoot the bridge crew.
Whereapon Cortana announces that you've gone rogue, the exits all lock down, and another door opens releasing a squad of marines and an unkillable Sgt Johnson to take you down.
Mirror’s Edge has a mechanic where if you try using a pirated copy, Faith slows down when she approaches the edge of a rooftop, making it impossible to actually start the game.
I only played it pirated idk
@@galstibilj9913yeah it didn't take long for it to be cracked by competent crackers. Very easy to play now
in other words, pirates have a fear of heights
How does that even make sense? Someone cracking a game can literally change the files and mechanics, therefore removing that "pirate detection".
@@FatManJackson The devs themselves plant a "pirated" version with the game release from different sources. It will then get downloaded and shared unaware for those who were wise enough to believe there would be a pirated version on release.
They basically release a fishy pirated version. Which shouldn't be a problem nowadays with things like Pirate Bay; but back in the days, it was a haggle sometimes with how many sites came and go.
The OG failure for acting like a jerk was “Karateka” on the Commodore 64
This very difficult karate themed fighting game had you defeating numerous enemies through several levels to rescue a princess. When you finally made it to the princess, if you did not bow to her with respect before you approached her, she instant killed you. Brutal!
I remember that one, it wasn't enough that you had to bow to her, you had to bow to her at the proper distance.
IE you couldn't just enter that screen, bow and rush to her.
Also given that she could one-shot the player for lack of respect, how did she get captured in the first place?🤔
The devs are probably a bunch of simps 😂
It's not that you had to bow to her. She one shots you if you approach her with a fighting stance. If you approach her normally, you get the good ending.
I love that Sans is such a hard boss since he's usually so chill
He's low-key just a chill guy
Amusingly, the only way that King Bob-omb can damage Mario is if he throws Mario out of his arena; the complete opposite of what Mario has to do to King Bob-omb.
Witcher 3 gamers: "You'll have to do better than that to stop me from getting easy money! L-O-L!"
And then the true enemy appears. The tax collector.
enter the second patch after 2 chorts spawn it a max lvl minotaur spawns in instead, it resists all physical attacks, cannot be knocked back by Aard or Ignited with Igni, it ignores your defences too so no Axii either
I’m 100% positive that every single one of us who played Mario 64 back in the day tossed King BOBOMB off the ledge
Ruthlessly, I tried throwing him towards chomp 😭
@ 😂
Your not wrong though i was still in my late Teens then.
Yes I have lol 🤣
@ me too man
MGS was always cheeky breaking the 4th wall, you gotta love it
Ocelot gave the same warning on the PS1 version of MGS. At least on my version he did, and it was not the twin snakes remake. I played the original many times.
the difference in the ps1 version is hes bluffing as i used it in many play throughs and he did nothing
Yeah , he did that on my version as well
0:27 thank you for putting the spin on the WARPED. I needed that nostalgia.
An example that kinda fits here that very few people have probably played (but I personally loved) is "The Last Remnant". In that game you are actually punished for farming weak enemies. The reason being the game kept track of a rough number of enemies you had killed in the form of you battle rank. This basically acted as a level up system for your enemies. The higher your battle rank the more powerful every enemy in the game became. Battle rank however didn't affect your unit's strength in anyway. This meant if you killed lots of weak enemies that didn't yield much XP you could actually soft lock your whole play through because the enemies would out scale you.
ha true! I remember my first playthrough ramping up BR and then getting overwhelmed in the later stages, while my second playthrough avoided unnecessary combat mae me finish the game with ease.
Firstly, THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE LAST REMNANT!!!! That game doesn't get the appreciation it deserves.
Lastly, I never knew that. It makes sense why it took me 150 hours still stuck in the middle of the game and unable to beat normal enemies after grinding. I need to replay that game one day.
@@oshirockingham9655sounds lame because it discourage exploration and speed run instead. I get some people like speedrun but I like to explore stuff
And then you have Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, that punishes you for using the character creation system in a role-playing manner (the intended way). The game scales the enemies with the level of the PC. Your speed of leveling depends on how much you use the preferred skills of your character class. But your attribute bonuses upon leveling up depend on how much you used the skills belonging to each attribute. The leveling up is much faster than the accumulation of attribute bonuses if you actually using your class skills. So if you pick a character class with the skill set you actually want to use, then you level up fast, but eventually your attribute stats will be ridiculously low for your level and your character will be weak compared to the upscaled enemies.
A solution for this was not picking the skills you want to use during the normal gameplay as class skills, but instead pick easily trainable skills as class skills. This way you accumulate attribute stats during play and then level up by training whenever you want. It was annoying.
"Boss that appears if you pirate the game and can't be killed"
Gamers: "Finally, a worthy opponent!"
That actually makes people want to pirate it
I don't have money so it's a win win
The autofire warning was also in the origina MGS too.
I was wondering if I was crazy. I never played twin snakes but I knew I had heard it
The Chort in Witcher 3 is really a failed example since people now farm the cows AND the chort. They could've at least made him invulnerable or let them spawn all over again without giving Geralt time to heal, etc.
I guess people will always find a new Chortcut.
At one point it was invincible but then they turned it down because speedrunners were using it to kill guards and other neutral frenemies.
They made it so if u kill it , it spawns over and over again until you die and you get nothing for killing it
Ah yes Karen of Hades. The steward of the Underworld. Shepherding souls on the river Styx. Take his gold and he'll speak to your manager, that Karen.
Didn't feel like he was mispronouncing
I don't think it's wrong to pirate any ubisoft game and think everyone should pirate ubisoft games
Any game in general. Don’t just stop at Ubisoft pirate anything and everything you can. These terrible digital distributors have stated “you do not own the game” the game I have bought with MY money on MY account. They can terminate your account taking everything you bought. I have 0 pity when it comes to pirating anything of these games.
I'm not convinced that it's worth the time and effort to do it given the quality of the games 😂
@@gc4632 I’ve pirated, dragons age veilgard, god of war, RDR1 and more games. The quality doesn’t go down….not sure where you got this information from. Maybe a cracked version of the game has lower quality but a re-packed version of the game is the literal same just downloads quicker. And saying it’s not worth the time is a joke, yes let me spend my hard earned money on a game I might not even like or play as much as others, not to mention the distribution things I’ve stated earlier in this thread. But hey keep buying your games I honestly couldn’t care less I’m getting them for free and I actually own them.
Wrong there’s no excuse for stealing
You know they make money off those games to make more games! You comment is stupid and ignorant!
Gothic II had a similar mechanic to Serious Sam, except it didn't spawn an enemy, but basically just took awaya crucial path if you used a bad crack. At one point you'd have to go to Orc territory or something like that and you'd change maps, but that didn't happen here. The path would just become more and more narrow and then it just stops: wall at the end and that's it.
That Tonberry feature is in multiple games
Aaah Final Fantasy XI.. so many years off my life..
Ur forgetting Nightmare Grimm from Hollow Knight. If you atk him while he's bowing at the beginning of the fight, he shrieks and goes to atks from phase 2 of his battle during phase 1.
That scorpion looks like Modulok from He-Man
Jokes on CD Project i baited the monster to a nearby soldier squad. As long as you stay within range, the monster will focus solely on the player. Thus, the npcs can attack him freely.
There was a time where Julez had a 'One per list'... and I miss those times
Ye, 2 bad sheit gotta be PC nowadays >.>
I would've never expected to find an Adult Aracnoid as a video thumbnail, and yet here we are
"My name is Julez and I am leaving Whatculture" yet here you are years later
Hey you do realize Whatculture mass records videos so they have content of probably everyone that's ever left right? This is old. They're just churning it out because they can't do anything original.
He said from the beginning that he was still freelance working so there'd still be Tues your own Adventure videos and the occasional voice over
And we are glad to still have him
This is definitely a reupload.
Man having most of the older whatculter folk gone (or mostly gone) has made the channel less appealing
In Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, there's the same mechanic as Charon in Hades, if you steal Kecleon's merchandises, he'll engage a fight with you, and he's nearly impossible to beat
Oh wow, I'm in the video!! Cheers for the credit guys!
7:40 Zagreus is not a demigod, both of his parents are gods therefore he is also a god.
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3:00 Ocelot gives the same warning in both the PS1 and PC versions of the original MGS, Twin Snakes added Ocelot pointing at the screen while giving the warning whereas in the original he just says it to Snake.
Zagreus is a demigod in Hades since the retelling of the tale of Persephone shows her not to be Demeter's and Zeus daughter, but instead Demeter's and a mortal man. She is a demigod; therefore in the game, Zagreus is also a demigod.
This is why Zagreus, unlike his father Hades, can survive the Styx for a few hours before dying when outside the Underworld.
Originally the Chort in Witcher 3 would respawn immediately after killing one. This was later patched again after it turned out to be a more effective way of farming crowns
The Serious Sam thing is funny because the crack with the fix to the scorpion came out like a week after release.
You forgot the worst part: If you finish ONE Genocide route, it affects all future playthroughs. You have to delete ALL save files FROM THE SYSTEM if you want a chance at the good endings.
About time Serious Sam 3 gets a spot light in videos like this. It's iconic for being the first of its kind to implement this type of innovative piracy treatement
Piracy is a moral imperative and I welcome the challenge
I remember that the auto fire warning in mgs but it wasn't a 100% it would recognize some of my controllers but others it just ignored the Auto fire oddly, maybe it was the way they built em back then idk 🤔
So using a mechanic in a game, e.g. Tales of Destiny, is "you being a jerk" ? Interesting take there.
This reminds me of Trialware back in the late 90s. I used to play a series of games, the Escape Velocity series... and you could play them for free for a month... but after that, you had to register with a key, and if you didn't, an enemy spaceship would appear and start attacking you lol.
I played the Mario game before I learned how to read game texts. As a result, I only defeated Bobomb by accident.
amusingly enough the chort is lvl 27 the first 2 times the 3rd its a max lvl minotaur with a fire augment, aka "WE SAID STAHHHHP"
We about to start having a whole lot more of these with how these companies be acting
The thing about the Ocelot anti auto-fire, I am pretty sure that a human can trigger it if they are too good
So, the Tonberry thing happens in every FF. The only difference between FF11 is that it goes up only upon killing Tonberry. Some versions of the game have the damage increase upon any monster being killed.
Been a while since i caught a Jules vid. Still love your voice ❤
The hades one is not necessary a punishment, there’s even an achievement for it
No matter what unfair bosses list, Seymour on Mt. Gagazet from FFX has to be on it 🤣😂😭
Yeah his 3 part I think total annihilation attack?
If I'm not mistaken, that boss can be one shot, resurrection spell.
@@pegeta i think you mean efrye altana
No Sin, I never knew how to beat him without Yojimbo's overdrive and he wipes you in like 5 turns or something
@@Jeff-l7y6c Sin only does that attack when it's Overdrive is full, you can also reset it once. Wait until it's almost full to reset it and it also helps to have all you're Overdrives full before the battle.
Re: Ocelot. I'm really against this because it disadvantagizes disabled gamers who can't do that kind of rapid pressing.
I was so glad when that entire mechanic now has a press button for people where like rapidly tapping the thing is uncomfortable or impossible.
I feel like Ubiflop needs all the media attention of anyone even playing their games they can get at this point
He's not called the butcher of blaviken for no reason.
9:15 Oh wow I never knew this about uncharted 4. I thought the only thing you could do was dodge until you got a weapon and didnt think to try to attack him unlike in Uncharted 2 with Flynn.
To be fair, Flynn was more of an A-Hole than Raft. I also died attacking Flynn.
Captain Hector in Escape Velocity - if you didn't buy the shareware game, he would randomly appear and kill you.
Honestly a Tomberry caused me quit playing a game before. I can’t think of a single person who legitimately enjoys fighting them, I hate them. It’s just generic cutesy design but “oh no it has a knife, how wacky!”
Jules the GoAT is still here!! been watching since 2016 much love
Tonberry King in the intro video lol gave me problems
Yay, FFXI shout-out! The tonberries are much easier at 119, even the present endgame content shown in this video. Back years ago, before 119, they were MUCH more dangerous.
In Dungeons of Dredmor if you steal, an infinite army of demons attacks and chases you
there's an indicator for tonberry's grudge(FF11) temple of ugglepih has an npc that can clear it. also there's gear that increases stats based on your hate.
The griffin got caught in the wind i spent over a hour with the useless crossbow but killed it
Leave the tonberry alone.
Problem: they fucking aggro in FFXI.
I didn’t know about the FF11 mechanic with the Tonberries. But I really didn’t fight unnecessarily. It just had no payoff so I never really needed it.
Never forgetii, Mr. Resetii.
The hilarious thing about CDPRs fix with the Chort in Witcher 3 is that the Chort will still infinity respawn in White Orchard even after the supposed fix. To get it to respawn all you have to do is fast travel out of White Orchard after you've killed it then fast travel back and within a minute or two of your arrival the Chort will respawn, from there you can easily farm the Chort as much as you want.
I actually only noticed this on accident after I traveled back to White Orchard so I could buy the Gwent cards and talk to the Dwarf blacksmith. I've tested it dozens of times and eventually ended up killing 34 Chorts using this method.
Also the Chort is a pushover I smoked my first level 27 Chort at level 6, just hit him with fire then roll to the side and attack, then rinse and repeat. 🤷
Another trick with the Metal Gear Solid game was switching your controller to the p2 slot.
I have a Steam account and anyone can see I own Half Life 2. I had a real big problem with Half Life not progressing. The AI stopped working and I couldn't get through a door and continue the story. I asked for help on the forums and was mocked for having a pirated copy, but my copy wasn't pirated. It turns out that the DRM thought I had pirated it though, and it was because I had turned off the cookies in my Windows Explorer Browser.
I figured it out by working backwards through everything I had done to my computer between the last time I had played Half Life 2 and it stopped working. I didn't want to believe it was because of the web browser settings, but it was.
I hate DRM.
Honestly there's one way to deal with the scorpion in serious Sam god mode and one-hit kill from a trainer lol
Would've been nice if the MGS cutscene shown above would be played with it's sound to, well... Hear what Ocelot says
That's not a Rapier Rafe is holding, it has a single sided blade with a curved tip. Probably a cutlass if the uniform he took it from was a navy officer.
NOT JUST FF11 FF9 has the Tonberries EG counters do more damage the MORE Tonberries you KILL but in FF9 they ONLY APPEAR IN Ipsen's castle ON DISC 3.
As for ToD R I believe Barbatos when preventing AUTO grinding is NOT actually beatable At all he's only beatable on the NG+ only dungeon which in the Destiny 1 PS2 remake is basically a LONGER version of Eternia's NG+ only one.
The one from Hades reminds me of Kecleon from the Mystery Dungeon Rescue Team games.
Never take a game you haven't paid for.
Never fail to take a game you have paid for.
That's the rule re: so-called "piracy."
No seller has any right to take away anything you paid them to provide. And any technique necessary to prevent them from doing so is both legal and moral.
What about shoplifting in Link's Awakening?
0:50 this is not a cheat, this is employing game geography. Not the player’s fault if a natural pocket of safety occurs.
After all these years I'm surprised that there's no cheats to make all DRM scorpion, mortal
Another thing about sans is if you kill only papyrus he calls you out on it
I always find it curious when people say the name Bob-omb. Because it actually pronounced Bo Bomb except the Bo is pronounced Ba and sounds like Ba Bomb. He pronounced it wrong like 3 times trying to sound it out phonetically but then gave up and pronounced it the correct way 😁
Intelligence is a skill. 😉
lol i thought you said "hades' son zack" 😆😅
Always love a FFXI shoutout! But I don't know why I'm the jerk when they're the green slimy horrors trying to doink me with giant butcher's knives.
Is it bad I instantly chuckled at Sans for being at number 1? Like anyone else would just be incorrect.
Ironic We never get this anymore in future Gaming
Didn't Revolver Ocelot make the comment about autofire on the original version? l've only played the PS1 version and he absolutely said that.
Nemesis from RE3 original game was such a pain in the ass that required som corner abuse too
I remember that witcher 3 cow hide farm but I also remember the best of the best money glitch. It was with that loan shark in one of the cities. I can't remember which city or how you even do it but man I made so much money within 30 mins it wasn't even funny🤣
See, stuff like that first example to me isn't cheating. It's not a glitch or anything where you break the physics of the world, it's just you using common sense to overcome a poorly constructed challenge. Now I'm not saying that to the perspective of the game devs, I'm going for the immersion angle and saying that in universe, the boss has chosen to fight you in this arena and he's created a gauntlet that's easily circumvented. It'd be like if a villain is supposed to be taken as the scourge of the earth and the end of existence as we know or something dramatic, and I just waltz over to a tightrope across a gap and the boss can't reach me and accidentally falls to his death. That's not cheating, that's just using the tools of your environment mixed with common sense. That's why you've got to love fights in games that're designed to accommodate the different ways the player is likely to approach the challenge. Maybe the boss can jump across gaps or maybe he has a ranged grapple attack he can use to pull you back across the gap, or maybe trying to escape the boss temporarily grants you a small advantage that only lasts so long and is only so effective
Stealing from Kecleon in Pokémon mystery dungeon being missing is a shame
Is the background music from the Gamecube game Tales of Symphonia?
Top 8 best voice lines in video games.
Sans also confronts you in the 2nd zone if you pirate the game =p
Revolver ocelots torture part...i literally had to drop my memory card of in my buddies mailbox to get thru it. Paid him 5 bucks an got the memory card at school the next day. Lol i tried it again last summer, and STILL couldn't do it. No idea why i cant do it
Since he has ejin in this, someone should have told him about "Absolute virtue" of ffxi.
If it's possible to add something in a game that specifically recognises itself as illegitimate, why not just add a seek and destroy code to it that will wipe it from the machine using it?
I imagine the notion or idea of punishing hackers by putting something in the game that makes playing an illegitimate copy a living HELL to play is somewhat more appealing or fun to the developers.....Invincible enemies, inventories that wipe themselves periodically, or even eventually lock themselves so the player can't use the locked items, levels that start off seemingly normal before becoming more corrupted or unbeatable, or even start themselves over *just* as you're about to reach the end, meaning that everything you did is wiped out. Either way, it sends the same message that putting in a code that simply makes it so you can't play it at all, if it's an illegitimate copy would: Don't hack/steal our game!
Was hoping to see the yuyu hakusho ps2 game on here when you fight toguro in the beginning and can’t be beaten without cheating and he’ll bring it up when you do use the cheats you can claim after beating the story mode
Not true with that Serious Sam enemy. It was widely documented that it would appear if the game protection had a 'fart' and thought that your version was 'piwated' when it was actually LEGALLY BOUGHT AND GENUINE!
In fact, the pirates literally NEVER SAW THAT ENEMY because the crack of Serious Sam was so PERFECT the very first time the game protection never activated!
FF11 outright forces you to enter a tonberry filled cave as part of MSQ of their expansion, so it's very hard not to kill those green little shits. Thankfully the reset quest is pretty simple to do and cheap (not cheap if you do it when a tonberry boss is part of that month's trial challenge and every new player scrambles to buy the quest item to reset hate)
"React to you being a jerk"
Said the guy defending "buying isn't owning" game companies
For some reason I could not beat the cake 🎂 boss in Mario rpg! It’s like it had infinite health
Well done
Also it does not prohibit you from continuing haha
If skill isn't necessary, then the fault is on the challenger, not the player.
The tomberrys at lvl 75 know matter how many you have beaten there are always easy prey at lvl 75
If I had a dollar for every time you bring up the bovine defense Force.