7 Times You Won by Throwing Money at Your Problems 

One of my favorite sayings: "Money can't buy happiness, but it sure can help you afford it."

That one magic armor set from legend of Zelda twilight princess that makes rupees your health bar/ max wallet=lots a health

Undertale - Muffet. You can skip the whole Boss Fight by spending $9999 on her store.

In Neverwinter Nights, you can literally buy the true name of the final demon boss you face allowing you to avoid fighting him altogether and banishing him to hell saving yourself from an extremely difficult boss fight.

I mean, if you own every Blacksmith, it's just a matter of time before you have all the weapons, and the Templar are using dull worn out swords and crappy armor. So you're eventually winning.

Fable is a great example of why you kinda need to tell the public if you’re getting ready to go to war

“Money can’t buy happiness” *Me, holding the cat I love more than anything:* “I could have stole you?? Why didn’t you tell me??”

In fable 2 you could literally use they emote "throw money" to disable almost all enemies lol.

If I remember correctly you can use your money prowess in Fallout New Vegas with a 100 barter check to talk down Legate Lanius, so he runs away while you twirl your snake oil salesman moustache.

Actually if you own all the blacksmiths, you win on the long run. Unable to sharpen their weapons or buy new ones, and in a couple of years they will be so defenceless that taking them down would be a walk in the park.

It took me around 8 years and I finally got the Gold required to save my people in Fable 3. I refused to make people overpay for their homes and force horns upon my character, so it took a while for the money to add up. No casualties so worth it 👍

I literally raised all the money I needed to keep all my promises and save everyone by pie-making 😅

Please, everyone knows that the true road to wealth in Fable is paved by pie making. How else are you going to get the funds to buy your first property?

Every Batman game ever made. Bruce literally has a gadget fot every possible situation that he could ever be in, and it's all because he's a billionaire.

I am going to reference LittleKuriboh's Yugioh Abridged here: Screw the rules, I have money!

I remember playing Lego star wars. I turned on the perk of enemies dropping studs. I then went to a level where there was an infinite amount of easily billable enemies. Hehehehe....

No wonder Andy's mining was taking so long, he was mining poor planets. I never bother with anything less than good.

Any RPG ever. Health Potions are the key to immortality. Money is the key to Health Potions.

Ah Fable III.....took me a long time to get the money necessary for The End Game.....unfortunately I realized I forgot to deposit my money and did the quest before the End Game and it brought me to it without giving me the chance to deposit. The auto save also screwed me over.

Superman: I can shot lasers out of my eyes Auqa man: I can control the ocean Dr Strange: I can open loops Star fire: I shot green magic BATMAN: The power of cash is on my side *Throws cash at the evil monster*

fallout bottlecap mine literally kill them with currency as fragmentation

what about skyrim? you can bribe guards in multiple ways, you can pay for people to fight for you, you can even pay your entire way through a certain Deadric quest

"As shepherd watched their stocks by night". Who comes up with these amazing pun titles?

no borderlands? shame since "your money is useless, unless you spend it" - marcus munitions

Every mobile game ever...?

You should make a video about "7 Times You Won by Throwing Real Money at Your In-Game Problems." Hint: It's about shitty micro transactions and such.

"Oh wait, it's just he pollution... it's fine... *cough cough*" I lol'd

8:56 - "Hmmm products..." litterally every Sim ever...

Activating all the stud multipliers at once in the first Lego Star Wars was a *bad* idea. The stud counter at the end of the level that transfers your hard-earned plastic from the level into your total studs collected has a fixed rate... After running through a level with my little brother and collecting a whopping 47.35 billion studs it began the slow process of transferring all that into our total stud count. We left the game running overnight and returned in the morning to find that it had counted down to 47.34 billion studs... We then restarted the system because phew... not waiting 13 years for that.

Irony that Fable 3 taught you that you could solve a massive problem by throwing money at it, and a few years later Lionhead (creators of Fable) declared bankruptcy.

I LOVED the mining of planets in Mass Effect 2. I wish they had it in 3! I’d play that mini game in its own game for fun. You’re just sleepy, that’s all. 🤗

Me and my sister both play the Sims a lot. I have legitimately never used the cheats once. My sister always uses them, even the ones that let you just slide the mood meters.

What about skyrim? "I just killed the emperor and caused the downfall of cyrodiil.... 1000 gold you say? Yeah I got that much."

money can buy things that make you happy therefore it gives you indirect happiness, also I enjoy having it in my possession

This video reminded me of in Mass Effect when Shepard sells out to all the shops... "I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite store on the Citadel!" What a tool, lol... ;-)

He was wearing a Nelson and Murdock shirt....man I love outside xtra and xbox....

In Dragon's Dogma, you can kill enemies by literally throwing your money at them with the Purse of Charity

Despite it being physiologically impossible, money talks! Here are the games where it talks the loudest, helping you get to where you want to be. Hooray for cash!

I noticed that in the money slot in your inventory in Terarria each does "Ranged Damage" which means you can: A. Shot it from a bow or gun. or B. throw it at enemies

I cried laughing at the falling asleep during that mass effect bit 😂😂😂

No Skyrim? The amount of times I have bribed guards to avoid going to jail...

I remember testing Yojimbo by paying him 1 gil. I was never disappointed. His attacks were bad ass and you still occasionally got instadeath all for a measly gil. I tried out larger amounts but you get the same attacks. Why pay 10.000 gil to get wooden dog attack when you can get on the cheap. You save money and you can have him attack multiple times until his HP is depleted.

Money, if it cannot bring you happiness Just give it to me

And don't forget about any game in the "Civilization" series - with enough money at your disposal *anything* is possible: be it giving a rapid upgrade to your city's sewer system, finishing up a wonder before a rival beats you to that accomplishment or just spawning a massive army in just a few turns - money does just about anything you want and then some!

Also in FFX you have the bribe command which instantly removes the enemy from battle if the right amount is used. Not to mention it also gives you free stuff normally inaccessible or otherwise extremely rare

Elder Scrolls Oblivion, who needs persuasion to gain information when you have GOLD?

Fable 3 is monopoly!

The Average Battle in FF5 when the samurai is in play: [Zeninage Spam Starts & Intensifies]

fable 3: I did it with the money and being good. IT TOOK AGES

Studs make the best noise? *cough* picking up nuts and bolts in Ratchet & Clank *cough*

Alpha Centauri: literally buying victory by cornering the energy market.

8:46 A burst of nostalgia just hit me in the face

If we're talking lego, don't forget the red brick that causes every character to explode into studs upon death. I'm not to sure, but that may have applied to even those that spawned infinitely...

you guys forgot about Killing Floor and the amazing power of spending unhealthy amounts of dosh to buy the most destructive weapons.

Games that let you win by spending money: Every EA game.

For me when I played New Game + on Persona 5 it was significantly easier, considering I started out with nine million yen from the moment I stepped into Tokyo

Every waking moment of GTA Online had better be mentioned.

Candy crush, where you can just use your credit card to bypass the whole game

That Fable III pollution joke alone bought my like. Well played. Also, YES and another YES to Femshep. She makes so much more of an incredible character somehow, even though literally everything else stays the same.

I only just noticed how clever some of the entry subtitles are.

5:07 Ezio. Throwing money at his problems since 2009.

Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the underdark. You can buy the final boss' true name, and command him to die instead of fighting him.

I left my Xbox 360 on for a day to let the money pile up in Fable 3; had way more than enough to keep all the promises lol.

In FFX you can also pay your enemies to give up and they drop rare items that would take you hours to grind for if you pay them enough

Andy and Ellen had a lot of fun writing those puns, didn't they...

Legend of Dragoon was the first game that came to mind for me. There is some really expensive equipment you can buy early-game that pushes your defense rating into endgame levels. It costs a lot though. It's possible to afford it by battling certain rare enemies, but it still takes a long time.

Oh man when I heard the "can I have your autograph?" I was hit with nostalgia. Mainly because me and my sis were too young and had no idea how to pass the level because we could not understand english. We played it again when we got older but we never could finish the game. We were stuck on a seamonster. We should try playing it again now that we are better gamers.

8:01 "Probing Uranus... REALLY, commander?"

"money can't buy happiness" but that can win video games.

money can't buy happiness? you just use money the wrong way, so you're not feeling happy

Fable 3 was relatively easy to complete, it has been at least 2 or 3 years since I last owned the game on PC but I still remember the steps to amass way more than enough money to keep my promises and save each civilian 10 times over. It was a simple and easy process of completing odd jobs at Brightwall Village until I had enough money to buy a stall, go afk for a few hours until I had enough money to buy a house and furnish it to the 10's. I went exploring the area because I knew there were a lot of loot to be obtained and sold, I utilized that money to buy more houses until I owned the entirety of Brightwall Village. I went to the next town and done the very same thing, buy a few buildings, go afk for a few hours and wait for the money to pile up until I had enough money to purchase every shop, purchase, furnish and keep every property at 100% upkeep. I wound up owning every single last building in the game, every house was fully furnished with the best equipment, I had made a lot of NPC's incredibly happy and constantly was showered with gifts, I sold everything I didn't find useful or necessary to earn a greater sum of money and rapidly. Before I knew it I had amassed $130,000,000 (more than enough to reach the top of my coffer) and that was before I faced Logan or even bothered considering it. Kept Logan alive, protected every civilian, kept all my promises, purchased every single bit of land, had Driftwood built and completed. I had at least $110,000,000 after doing every single good deed and gave up all the money to obtain the mysterious item in the chest which sat at the top of the coffer room. I went afk for 5 hours to see I had at least $2,000,000 and wasted every single last dollar on chicken race bets because I got bored shitless of the game. I wound up slaying every single NPC in every single place.

The Fable series is so underrated and I've played all of them over 10 times.. And that's saying a lot considering that I'm a PlayStation guy but I like this channel and my Xbox 360 still.

Am I the only one who enjoyed mining the planets in ME2? If you mine a system after every mission, there isn't any grinding needed.

Here's something you can win by throwing money at it: MMOs with microtransactions! Owait, you meant INGAME money, my bad...

Wow, that pollution joke was 10/10. Wasnt expecting that. Lol

Seems like a good topic for a vid: X times you were better off outsourcing the job. My fav example was a veritable Gunship 2000. Set all difficulty options to max, then start the mission, don't even switch the engine on, and have your wingmen do everything on their own. Then reap medals and honors - the only medal you're not getting for that is the Purple Heart.

nice daredevil shirt

Every NPC in BotW. Seriously I went to the end of Hyrule and fought creatures 70x my size for a thank you and 50 rupees.

Good video. With real money you can also feel every free to play video game win.

Wait, money in Lego games is called Studs? HELL YEAH

Money Money Money, always sunny, in a video game world! OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, All the weapons I could buy, if I had a little money, it's a righties world ;)

You know, after playing Ratchet & Clank Tools of Destruction and using that disco ball/dance grenade weapon, it came to me - there's an awful lot of dancing that goes on in video games these days. Saints Row 4, Sora and Kairi waltzing about in Kingdom Hearts (and Jack too with Applause Applause), Yuna during FF X-2...how about a list about dance scenes in video games?

I really enjoy, on some deep psychological level, the number of times "money" is spoken aloud in this video. It's so mesmermoney!

10:15 "take the humble stud, for instance" someone's definitely use that out of context XD

I found mining in Mass Effect 2 oddly satisfying. I'd put on a podcast and mine all planets in a system until they all read "depleted". I preferred it to the cookie cutter planets in ME1, an X mile squared strip of land with the same 2 level bases & random ore deposits. Or ME3, with its endless eavesdropper missions & one scan per planet (although to its credit, when the scanner found a base etc to land on, it felt like a hand crafted side mission, not cookie cutter fluff).

What about RPGs? Better equipment=Godhood. In some of the crappier or online ones, the same vendors who offer basic crap to the noobs also sell the 'Ultimate Deathlord Armor of Immortality and Free Muffins', so if you have the cash you can get the goods too.

I loved turning on all of the money buffs on Lego Star Wars. *takes one step* "TRUE JEDI!"

You forgot about the "Spare Change" FFX ability that lets you literally throw gil at enemies, dealing up to the maximum damage.

Do worst paywalls in gaming.

God damn it, now I'm jealous of Andys beard *shakes fist*

Luke always has the best shirts. Love the Nelson and Murdock shirt, dude!

Muffet from undertale? Hello? You literally skip her boss fight by owning a really pricey piece of food

I mean technically speaking this video is the entire Hitman series. Pay someone to solve your problems. The Market will dictate the future, as will a well-timed light fixture.

Everytime you say spoilers and spoil us what you're going to show us in the video i close my eyes for 5 seconds.

Definitely the best part about the LEGO games' stud multipliers is the fact they STACK when you turn on more than one, making stud collecting and the True Jedi (In the case of LEGO Star Wars games) a hell of a lot easier.

Hey, there were a lot of cool side missions on those planets too.

What I want to know what does Yojimbo does with all his money? Buy treats for his aeon dog.

what about the Magic Armour in Zelda Twilight Princess that makes you completely invincible for as long as you have ruppees in your pocket

Listen great video and everything, but bottom line best thing is Luke’s Nelson & Murdock shirt, love me some avocados

That old Forza game takes me back