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Oh shit. I wasnt allowed to get married in Skrim. Lydia died in the beginning, during a thieves guild mission. I went to marry Yolanda and Lydia's dead corpse spawns in the Church during the ceremony, destroying my wedding. No matter how many times I restart or move the body.
I married Camilla on my 1st playthrough, and the cultists killed her…not only was I chastised by the entire town as they claimed I was the one who killed her, I learned all too well that you can’t get married a second time…2nd playthrough I married Ysolda and stayed out of whiterun until I made sure the cultists were dead. I also later learned that Aela as a wife can be killed by enemies…and you only get like 200 gold as compensation for your bada** lycanthropic bride
jesus christ, i hate so much ppl like them, they do a videogame and then they have or to get butthurt cuz we kill animals in videogames! or to insult us cuz every gamer hasnt life cause this is a really offensive and original insult..
In MGS2 as well, doing a 100 push ups while hanging over a drop will increase your grip gauge, triggering a call from the colonel congratulating you as the enhanced physical fortitude will no doubt come in handy during the mission. Doing another 100 raises your grip gauge once again and triggers a similar response, however level 3 is as far as the grip gauge can get. If you do another 100 push ups you will see no benefit and you'll get a call from a mildly annoyed colonel that will chastise you for being overly worried about your physique as well as wasting valuable time.
Fangu / Povyzas I always thought that was apart of the game 😂 I can play the first 2 missions without killing anyone but then I end of having to if I some how get detected
@@Keyon1ofakind You can end the entire game without killing anyone, and also without being seen, but even if you are seen you can run away till your enemies lose you.
Leedle Leedle Leedle Lee I think they chose to leave them off because everyone already knows about them and they've been talked about 100 times before lol.
It's the great grandfather of games teaching you not to be a dick with virtually everyone knows, thus why it wasn't on the list; there wasn't much point in including it. But I would have gotten a chuckle if it was because seeing people learn "Don't mess with the Cuccos" for the first time, especially when you tell them to, is pure comedy gold.
Here's a funny one. Saying "no" to the chef girl. Shantae series. This charming little indi series has a nice sense of humor every once in a while. In Risky's Revenge, a chef girl in the woods asks you to go out and save her lost puppy. If you choose to say no, then the girl will spit out an extremely long rant about how her puppy might die a terrible and painful death. And her rant goes on, and on, and on. The chef girl later makes a reappearance in Half genie hero, and if you say no again, you'll suffer through another long rant. Word of advice. Dont say no to cute little chef girls.
3:38 - Those space cows were in ME1 dude. They were found on at least one of the explorable planets that you traversed in the MAKO. As for the Spec Ops mention, it's not a reaction to the player's behavior in any way, those messages pop up in the loading screens completely regardless of what you do. The only question is how far into the game you manage to get before they appear.
I have one! The Penguin Slide in Mario 64. if Mario takes a shortcut by jumping onto another section or if he takes the hidden shortcut the Big Penguin will accuse him of cheating and disqualify Mario.
Awho Chen even mgs3 got me with the old sniper, I had trouble with him so I raged quit and had a break for a couple days...when I turned the game back on, the old prick was dead lol
if you attack a guard in the castle from Lands of Lore, you'll have to face them all, which means you'll be dead with 1 or 2 hits. They're way too powerful, at any level, you just can't kill them, because not enough mana, or not enough space to dodge... And even if you manage to escape the castle, you'll just disable the end of the game since you have come back to save the King... It's the worst mistake you could do in this game, it will disable the end of the game XD
In Total Over Dose, the game shows the character climbing up the ladder everytime you jump into the water with a message popping "This is not a board diving game" 😂😂😂
I remember playing Divinity 2. I was a ranger and shot every rabbit I came across. After so many a giant rabbit appeared and killed me in one shot. I couldn't beat him. Reloaded my game and had to avoid killing any more rabbits.
I'm a ninja Okay Being put in a bad sports lobby, you need to destroy a lot of other players vehicles, leave multiplayer activities before they finish, being reported by other people, being a douche tbh.
This isn't really a punishment you get for being a dick. But I remember in GTA San Andreas that if you went over using a certain amount of cheat codes you get to a mission with Mad Dogg in witch you need to save him from killing himself. By running to a pickup truck catching him in the bed of it. But if you used to many codes then right as the mission starts he jumps and it makes it impossible to get to the truck. Took me an entire day to finally decide to drive the truck up to where he falls before you start the mission witch ends up being the only way to pass it.
Edward Johnston Possible but I could also see it being Rockstar saying this is what you get for using so many cheats in are game just to beat the story missions easier. I mean it could just be a glitch but it just seems a little odd that their is a way to beat the mission even with it. Witch leads me to think Rockstar said lets just drive people crazy while they try and figure out how to beat this mission with the glitch.
***** That's funny at least it was a glitch that still left you with a way to beat the mission. I mean I think I would have lost my mind if their wasn't since that mission is a main story mission that happens like 75% of the way threw the game so if it forced you to start a new save I would have been so angry. Not to mention at the time I had no idea that it was cheat codes that set the glitch off so I would have ended up using to many again and having the same thing happen all over again.
Dildo Faggins Not sure if it was one single cheat since I never used that cheat at all. I only used the health and armor along with weapons and lower wanted level cheats to help me beat the main story missions. What I read was that if you went over a certain number of cheat codes entered then that was what would cause it in the end.
You forgot one game called SOCOM II & III on the PS2 where if you killed one or more of your comrades they would turn on you saying quotes like "YOU'RE GOING DOWN JESTER!" and no matter what they always outnumbered you LOL.
It was a response to people killing the incredibly glitched “Boomer” from “SOCOM: US Navy SEALs.” I would intentionally kill him in the 2nd African jungle mission since he would fire his machine gun at everything while you’re trying to be stealthy.
I didn't know most of these. Take WatchMojo without the boredom, add Looper without shitting on undeserving targets just for attention, and then add actual personality and humor and you've got WhatCulture. Keep doing what you're doing, WC
I did the Halo one on accident. I was in the Snow level in Halo:CE and shot my scorpion cannon at the captain. Let’s just say... the group I was with killed me.
I have to thank you guys for your awesome channel! I am so glad I found it. The humor is hilarious and puts a smile on my face every time. It gets me through work almost everyday. Countdown videos are my favourite and I love hearing interesting things about different games! Keep up the good work guys! Lots of love from Cape Town!
I remember in "Mole Mania" on the Game Boy, if you keep pestering the Old Mole by talking to him several times, you instantly get to the Game Over screen, heh. :P
For what I can remember the Spec Ops: the line messages show up even if you try to be diplomatic. They are random but change when you progress in the game
In GTA: San Andreas, if you use a certain amount of cheats, the hotdog vendor guy will randomly punch you. There's also a mission where CJ and Catalina steals a petrol truck and drives it to a guy to sell it. In the cutscene, she will be talking to the guy and then shoot him with the shotgun. You will be stuck in that cutscene. And during the Madd Dogg mission, you will try to save Madd Dogg from falling off the roof so you'll need a truck full of hay to catch him, but when the mission begins, he always falls off before you get inside the vehicle.
Wagwan peoples! Hope you enjoyed the list! it's totally not a reaction to you all calling me a nob in the comments! I SWEAR. Got any more times that games reamed you for being a greasy pole? well let me know about them here and on Twitter (because I am a sucker for abuse. Retr0J with a zero. You know the drill. Love, kisses and a cheeky helmet rub. Jules xoxo
The nugs of Dragon Age are a pestilence, what with their eerie rabbit-pig look and annoying squeaks. While exiting the deep roads in Dragon Age Inquisition, you come across a group of the helpless and ugly little bastards, and choosing to indulge in a spot of hunting for some Nug Skins garners a rather negative reaction from most of your companions. Except Vivienne and Sera, but one has a pole shoved so far up her ass it gives her an annoying accent, and the other is slightly less intelligent than my closet door while possessing all the charm of a rabid puppy, so do you really want their approval?
In Postal 2, the Postal dude says some s*** at you when quicksaving way too often. Messages like "even my grandma would beat the game if she saved as much as you do", "Didn't you just save?", "Are you saving... again?" and "Sissy!". Besides, if you go for a killing spree on the people, the Postal Dude say to you: "And then they call ME a lunatic..."
4:02 That reminds me of the messages that show up in Ratchet & Clank 2 when you've mowed down enough robo-tourists on that one level coming out of the bus.
Rainbow Six Siege did something BIG BRAIN for the teamkilling. When a teamkill happen, the killed guy can press F5 or F6 to choose if it was intentional or not. If it was intentional... then Reverse Friendly Fire activates for the teamkiller. Thanks to RFF, the teamkiller can no longer damage allies and shooting allies will damage HIMSELF instead.
The Mako in Mass Effect 1 combined with the free-roam planets was way better than those boring linear shuttle-levels & planet scans they replaced it with in ME2. ...you guys just never learned how to handle the Mako properly.
Actually it really wasn't the terrain or the mako :D i had real fun with driving that thing around the different planets! and i never really had problems with the Mako at all.
Same here, I never really had a problem with the Mako section. It was fun. And more important, it offered a different section of gameplay which made the game more original. In comparison Mass Effect 2 and 3 just had you sending probes on different planets.
Or just embrace the chaos and decide that "handling the Mako properly" means doing suicide dives off cliff walls while shouting BOING! BOING! and laughing gleefully at the thought of the hell all your passengers are going through. Or maybe that's just me.
The Mako was, and will always be, one of the worst vehicles in video games. I replayed the game a ton of times, and dread the Mako sections due to the sheer boredom.
You should have included Dishonored. If you go on the path of high chaos, Emily starts getting freakier and freakier. But worse yet, Samuel will actually betray you after he takes you to the last mission, giving away your position with a gunshot. The idea of Samuel being disappointed in you because of your morality is like a shot to the heart.
Space Cows also appear on some planets in the original Mass Effect. There's one called the Shifty Space Cow that steals your credits while you aren't looking.
Star Wars: Republic Commando. We were on the landing of some stairs when I accidentally shot one of my squad mates. I'd done it in the heat of battle on previous occasions, but we weren't in the middle of combat at the time. Naturally, my entire squad executed me and called up HQ to talk about it. I'd been playing the game for years and never found this out until that point.
Once in skyrim I was just trying to get out of a room and I could not get out and then I started using any button to try to get out and I used the steal button and one of the NPCs got pissed at me.
One that always got me as a little kid is when you hit your teacher too many times in Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy and get comes after you and kills you. 😂
In the original Fable game, there is a point where you have to spell out a character's name "Hits." You do this by hitting magic stones that shout out each letter. If instead you spell out "shit," the game releases a group of balverines (for those who don't know, basically werewolves, but wolverines instead of wolves) to attack you.
in Bully the reason why you get to tension is if you get in trouble during school time anytime where you do not have class or if it is after school you will not get detention
So about the Invincible Army Thing was actually Entertaining to me and my Brother while Playing Halo 3 Or 4 And we Kept on replaying the Mission To Do it
My brother cousin and I had a beta version of Bully and abused a useful glitch we found. Whenever we had anyone after us we would run straight to the men's restroom and use a urinal. It would get rid of any wanted levels we had at the time. *At least I think it was a beta version, there were no missions and no classes, we couldn't interact with anyone other than attacking them, there were no weapons or school factions
Speaking about the skyrim one I had dawngaurd installed and being a ancient vampire betrayed my marriage of the one and only Lydia who I can’t find now
Spec Ops The Line was great. The blind playthrough I posted might be my favorite. What an experience. Really fun, hectic combat in addition to the dynamite story.
Came here to say how amazing a game Bully was. Every single detail. I really think, while this may sound crazy, but with the times we are in, a new Bully game could help the youth in a way. Even though everybody would be playing it.
There's also one in Scooby Doo and the Spooky Swamp where if you keep attacking chickens, they grow big and demolish all your health and scooby snacks.
