10 Hidden Video Game Mechanics That Will Blow Your Mind 

Half the time I will just skip to the next video as soon as I hear him shouting into the mic honestly

the witcher 3 did it

Yeah and Conan O'Brien upload a video about his post cast about Elizabeth banks, WatchMojo a rocky video and mdtv a house video, there are billions of billions of people on RU-vid what did you expect

Absolutely. These episodes take a lot of time to make and are normal scheduled in advance. One week a lot of cooking youtubers all uploaded hamburger videos within a few days of each other. It happens.

Lol, it's a fun coincidence to be sure. I doubt it's planned, given how long some of these scripts take to write. But always fun to see.

And?

I was thinking the exact same thing. Same thing happened a few days ago. It's just... Odd.

I remember that quest, I just never considered that you screw with the goblins like that outside of that quest

Cool story bro

It got canceled.

i remember one game that sort of annoyed me with this: Turok 2 on the N64. when trying to use the sniper scope, the auto-aim will usually help hit the target, IF it's not moving. (if it's moving, you won't be able to "lead" the target, which is REALLY annoying) BUT if you try to snipe one of those Humpbacked enemies in the "lair of the Mantids" level, it will make you hit their HUMP! VERY frustrating!

@@ericb3157 The only game where I used an optional auto-aim was one part of the game Deep Space 9: The Fallen. You were on a planet, inside a cave. There were these tiny flying creatures that were virtually impossible to hit with manual aim. I tried for about half an hour before I finally broke down and turned auto-aim on to kill them. Then I turned it off again. It was the only part of the game I used it for. I did kind of cheat in some of the other levels though. In the levels where you play as Worf, you only start the levels with your Batt'leth, which is a sword. Against enemies who have ranged weapons. I used a cheat code to give him a phaser like all the other characters. In my mind it never made sense that he would take a sword on missions, rather than a ranged weapon. The game seemed kind of unfinished anyway. The tutorial teaches you to scan for the best location to beam down supplies, which is something that you NEVER do during the game. You can call other crewmembers on your communicator, but other than the one who will give you the mission goals, none of them ever have anything to say.

If I recall correctly, Morrowind did this too.

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Channels need to use terms that the RU-vid algorithm will reward, usually more powerful terms like ALWAYS, WORSE, BEST, MINDBLOWING, FAILURE.

@@xikonorris5874 oh I know. Doesn't make it any less untrue and stupid

The loading thing is pretty impressive.

@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 I guess it's probably because I've heard quite a few of these before, including that one