As someone who hasn't played Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, when it came up and said wishing well, I assumed you had to just dump the sick guy down a well.
Hmm...Lucius puts people in woodchippers, Jane puts people in woodchippers in Hitman. Somehow, I don't think this is a coincidence. Jane, do you have a long-lost brother we're not aware of?
"well he didint actualy put it inside the woodchipper as i saw a big downside from Lucius to Lucius 2 seriously if you look at the video the body dosent even go inside the wood chipper in that ocasion
Oi. You’re calling us monsters for getting at least one of these achievements. But wait- You had to play ALL 13 games and get those achievements to show us what monsters we are! Who’s the monster now, M8?
I have to say. I love Ewoks, but seeing them punted is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. I think I laughed at Jane's heartless joke about her Dad because of humor bleed- over.
I remember when the Endor DLC for Force Unleashed dropped. I was hanging out in a Star Wars chatroom at the time, and one guy came in to excitedly announce that you could dropkick Ewoks-- then the chatroom was suddenly emptied as everyone raced off to go dropkick Ewoks XD
@@lillol4 Then I'm going to say it: killing an animal was the most despicable act on this list (not "inhumane" as that would imply "humane" as being a good thing despite the fact it has "human" in it, a species which frequently wages war on itself and often treats members of their own species with utter brutality).
There’s another reason why you would feel bad for killing them but, it would spoil the end of the game so, I’d suggest you play it first to know what I mean.
But what about the Darkest Dungeon achievement: "Like lambs to the slaughter", where you send resolve level 0 heroes to... well... Also out of almost 3,000 players, only 7.97% got this achievement
I have a good excuse to why I got "Chad is a Dick" achievement, ive been walking around telling everyone that I fixed the car, but instead they all decided to wait for the police arrive. So I did as they please and went without them, once I left they all died.
Lest we forget the Dragon Age Origins achievement for siding with the werewolves in “The Nature of the Beast” You essentially promise a group of settlers you’ll save them from the werewolves that have been slaughtering them, only to bring the werewolves back to their camp so they can slaughter them some more.
They're only being attacked because Zathrian cursed them centuries ago and refused to even parley with them despite numerous attempts. The Werewolves grew desperate. Fun tip, side with the Werewolves and use the Cleanse Templar ability and see how fast the Zathrian boss fight ends :D
Bioware got tons of these. How about killing Maelon, destroying his data that countless Krogan women died for, killing your best friend Wrex so he wouldn't know, sabotaging the genophage cure, and dooming an entire race to die out so you can save Mordin who's like 50 and most salarians don't even live that long. :3 I did that. Of course, not doing all that means you have to shoot Mordin in cold blood if you went for sabotage and I couldn't do that.
Shadow of War: Bad Boss. Strike a Follower until he's had enough. You need to beat up an Orc, make him follow you. Then beat him until he turns on you, and then probably kill him. It is possible to get by accident, but it took me about 10 hits in a row before he turned on me, so pretty hard to do by accident. I just picked a guy that killed me, recruited him, then killed him to get the achievement. Also, Blood on Blood. Make a Captain kill his Blood Brother. The orc has to do it. So you have to 'recruit' the Orc, then assign them a mission to kill their blood brother, then help them weaken them until they can get the final hit... This often ends with them betraying you shortly after for forcing him to kill his blood brother, which is fair enough.
What happened to “Neglect”, the achievement that you get in Hollow Knight when you leave an intelligent being and comic relief character to be torn apart by a boss you could easily defeat? Zote is conceited l, but nobody deserves that...
7:01 on top of that pain just to knock it down, they whine and whine and whine making you feel awful about what you are doing...I'm sorry random Dhole I'll never use
I'm surprised that abandoning The Bull's Chargers in Dragon Age: Inquisition didn't make the list. I've tried to do it once, for the sake of completion, but it's just too rough. And that said, I don't know a single person who's done it and hasn't immediately regretted it.
I did it. I didn't see the problem. Mercenarying is a dangerous hobby. It was them, or the Qunari on the boat. Some party had to die. Why would I value the chargers more? And the Qunari are more valuable of an ally.
Do you remember what the achievement was called? I have all for Dragon Age: Inquisition (except for completing the game on nightmare, which i haven't be bothered to try yet) and i can't find/remember it.
Practically more than half of the Daedric Princes in Skyrim. Hello! Molag Bal has you literally beat a priest into submission with a mace in the basement of an abandoned house that somehow has the prince's shrine beyond a tunnel in a frickin' cave (past all the sacks of flour you found around the countryside in the storeroom). It's bad enough Vaermina wants you to give people bad dreams Omen/Exorcist style and at least two want you to kill people who trust you (Lydia) to gain their favor (Lydia) and earn their special items through straight-up betrayal (LYDIA). By the Eight, Hermaeus Mora has you going around collecting blood for the sake of a poor man's hope of unlocking Dwemer knowledge. None of these quests draw achievements but to agree to be some heartless god's lackey is truly dastardly. And unlike some people, I nearly cried when my two horses were killed by giants... you monsters!
I did use Uthgerd (man she's super irritated) mostly because I'd gotten Lydia killed in a crypt over fifty hours earlier and hadn't bothered to ressurrect her with CC codes. But seriously, the Princes of Oblivion are twisted. Just look at Christianity: soo many people are dead because of it! Sure religion is important but it's not THAT important!
BlueLoneWolf527 just a side note if you absolutely need a good follower, join the mages and keep trying to help jzargo, he's one of the best followers in game, barring mjoll, serana and that lady in the dragonborn questline but they all take a while to get
Maybe in my next playthrough. I"m thinking mage Khajit like J'Zargo but multiclassing's fun too. I have Iona right now and she's pretty solid. Plus no snark if you steal stuff in front of her. I'm such a klepto....
The molag bal mission in the haunted house was easily my favorite small quest in the game. Barely played the game for more than a couple hours and suddenly im locked in a super haunted house with a creepy voice telling me to kill and I was just like "This escalated quick AF". Super immersion mode on that first playthrough lol
Molag Bal is a bigger jerk than most of his kin so yeah, if you don't read up on these guys, some of the stuff they want out of you is just whoa o_O Meriada complains at you like the quest for her is your fault, Sanguine acts like your traipsing around the continent isn't a huge chore and at least three or four of them have you kill people in the creepiest voices possible. The most advice I can offer is go to Whiterun(scripted)/Falkreath/Riften first. Most people there are pretty chill and you don't stumble over a deity's quest unless you go into the Falkreath jail and talk to the murderer in the only cell. And maybe level up ALOT before joining the Companions. One of the quests I took with Aela almost made me rage quit because I couldn't kill all the Silver Hands well enough. At least when you do get their fancy piece of hardware, they don't bother you again. One time I went into the Abandoned House like a genius, I suffered through the quest and just left that creepy mace in a dresser. Never went back.
I don't know if it'd count, since you get it for completing a main objective in the game, but the achievement "Puppet Petals" from No Straight Roads (the achievement you get for beating Yinu), makes me feel like a heartless monster, since you interrupt a small child's piano performance, beat up her and her mom, then destroy her piano, which belonged to her dead dad
Shouln't Until Dawn be on here for the "No one survived" trophy, where you have to make sure all the kids die. Sometimes in hillarious ways. Like letting Emily get a warm friendly hug from a grinder.💀
Jordan Abernathy it is the only farcry I've ever played and it wasn't bad, I beat everything and collected everything but it was painfully average in retrospect lol.
I got an achievement in Assassin's Creed Rouge for shooting 10 horses in the heads, all of them were done trying to escape the Blighters in carriage chases. *In my defense I was firing blindly trying to hit anything, and I was using throwing daggers because I ran out of bullets looting and burning Blighters boats on the Thames.
The best (or worst if you haven't developed an evil instinct) with the bon appetit achievement is that I do the exact same thing in Red dead redemption 2 but the people are still alive
Being one to own slime rancher and still waiting for the new drones to hit the xbox edition, #3 on this list was a sigh of relief to see an achievement i have be achieved on a very far back update.
Hey! I can say that the 50th time I killed my friend in Battle Block Theater was, indeed, an accident. Now the 49 other times before that, well, that's a different story.
5:55 & 16:00 were soul-crushing. DAMN MY COMPLETIONIST SELF! Although, the one in RDR where you have to put a tied woman on railroad tracks and wait for a train was even worse.
"I wasn't counting cards, I was cheating." That is why Trevor is the only good thing about GTA V. The rest feels like the previous games just got a graphic upgrade.
I got the Trevor one and felt bad doing it the whole time, LOL! (also a pain in the ass, the camp is far away). On the plus side, once you fill their quota you can destroy them. :) That was fun. Star Wars: Force Unleashed 2 is still on my To Do list (which is a little shameful since I was a game tester on #1). That move is in the first game too, called Sith Punt (I think you have to buy the combo while the other grapple moves are free, LOL!), only works on small characters, Jawas and Ugnauts (the mechanic guys, like the ones on Cloud City that Chewbacca had to retrieve C-3PO from). At least the Jawas attack you, only one Ugnaut attacks you, the rest are fleeing innocents. :) I THINK there might be an Achievement there, too. The first place with Jawas there's an energy tower thing, I always try to punt them into it. :) Speaking of, I don't remember the first video, but I assume Unleashed #1's Worst Day Shift Manager Ever is in it? I tend to consider that my all time favourite Achievement. On the first level playing as Vader, kill a bunch of Stormtroopers, i.e. your employees. (I think in testing it was like 30 but I think they brought it down for the final release, since you only play as Vader the one time, even if you finish the game and go back to the "beginning").
In the middle of this video about the player being an asshole, an ad called, “Avast,” showed man trying to help out a women, but gets peppered spayed by her saying that he was trying to steal her purse. Then, another random guy walked up to the guy to help him, but also gets peppered spayed by the women calling him an accomplish to the other man. This is some hilarious coincidence
When I saw Red Dead Redemption I tough it was going to be the "Dastardly" Achievement Lasso and hogtie a woman, and then transport her to a traintrack, leave her there and watch as the passing train kills her
I remember accidentally triggering "Tears of Shame" because the wild-dog I had had died but was also in a mess of other wild dogs and I was just going around looting, hadn't realized I'd lost my pet, and accidentally popped the Steam achievement. >.
