7 Videogame Heroes Who Ruined Everything 

It is hilarious... and it gives me other... more smexy vibes 😁

That may have been my first thought in my first playthrough

Wesker is in Hell like, "Dammit, Chris! I might have planned to betray you, but I know I taught you how to interact with the public!"

Doctor strange put it in there Lol jk 😂😂😂😂😂. Icing in the cake it’s MCU Dr Strange I bet 😂😂😂😂😂.

I'll say.

"I'm going to die." *BOOM*

I quote it regularly

There is also the argument that the Island and its inhabitant a were never real to begin with, you know being a dream and all.

Does she really escape?

@@midnights2631 It is heavily implied.

She becomes a seagull, just like she wanted, which isn't much of a living but it's what she wanted I guess.@@midnights2631

@@midnights2631 Technically yes. If you beat the game without dying a seagull shows up in the ending that's supposed to be Marin reborn in the real world, apparently the Wind Fish heard her wish she was talking about in the beach date with Link.

To be fair to the Prince, him picking up the Dagger in SoT did much less damage than if the bad guy did.

- insert meme of Captain America, here - i got that reference

Ah, a classic, both of your memes

Chris: well, you see, funny story actually-

It is explained if you take the time to actually read the files found through the game that Chris didn't know if Ethan was under Miranda's influence and couldn't take any chances.

@@RevanAlaire That room in and of itself is an issue in the game. Instead of any organic storytelling, they just create an expositing bunker to explain the story to you (and I understand that Covid threw some wrenches in the works, but then they went with the same idea for the DLC with Rose as well). But OxBox did find all those in their playthrough, they just felt like it was a pretty weak defense for how Chris went about the situation. It felt like a decision made by game developers to get the people to where they needed them to be and not an actual decision that would be made by the characters. But the game was still great, so we forgive.

​​@@RevanAlaireI must have missed that and I found a majority of the files (like 80%). So yeah it does kind of suck they didn't do a better job at explaining that fact.

I feel like the first time you run into Chris, he should have realized that Ethan wasn't under Miranda's influence imo

It was just poorly written. Plain and simple.

​@@Paulafan5 The whole thing with Blue Umbrella is pretty bad too

​@Paulafan5 They knew it was poorly written too.

"Ethan! Ethan! Ethan! I know this looks bad, but that's not your wife! She's a shape-shifting mold mutant that took her place days ago. Now, I need you to get your daughter and go with my men. They'll keep you both safe." HOW HARD WAS THAT, MR. HERO?!!

Granted, Chris did explain that I'd he told Ethan the truth, he would want to go on a revenge quest to hunt down Miranda for killing the real Mia (since Chris thought the real one was dead already). And given that Chris wanted to give Ethan (the civilian who went through hell in Louisiana) a break, telling him something that is usually the start of most revenge plots would not be productive. As to the fake corpse, there is also an explanation. He didn't expect Miranda to *shape-shift into a corpse* . When you hear "shape-shifter", you don't think "Maybe they can pretend to be a corpse". The thing that comes to mind is taking on different disguises, not being super tough. It's like when you think "zombies", you think slow and decaying, not incredibly reactive. Even Chris has experienced BOWs that are nowhere near as tough as Tyrants or Wesker

The Destroyer is a universe threatening monster that was sealed by the eridians because they cannot kill it. They even made an entire planet as a prison, made a vault monster to protect them as they made the planet and had a siren suck the life out of every eridian so she could lock the Destroyer in the planet. What you killed in Borderlands is a really tiny portion of the Destroyer. In addition, to top how much the main characters screwed up in Borderlands, Handsome Jack took the eyeball of the Destroyer and uses it as a weapon on Helios, shown by the bombardments that Jack does on Pandora from Helios.

@@frozenduck23 Yeah, and in BL3, Tyreen leeches power from it to take her final form as the big bad who is the final boss killed at the end of that game.

Not only that, most were stolen from other countries.

he's a *MENACE*

@@Feasco Screw you, Jameson.

The only time I agree with JJ

Yeah, Says the old grumpy critic who created Scorpion in the comics, the 1994 animated series and Marvel's Spider-Man (2018). Pretty messed up thing don't you think JJ?

The boulder had it coming.

To quote Heisenberg: "That boulder punching asshole!"

​@@clockworkmonsters8590 I say this in my head in Heisenberg's voice every time I see Chris now. Absolutely iconic burn.

Resident Evil has people mutating into 50 foot tall monsters, invincible bioweapons, but people have an issue with Chris punching a boulder. Strange.

@@clockworkmonsters8590Cute joke, but it contextually made no sense that he'd know about that. But then, that game's writing was a mess from the get-go, so I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise they'd reference the silliest moment in RE5 for kicks.

I think things were already ruined but yeah, they didn't help matters

His nickname precedes itself

Eh. As much as I want to agree, Devola and Popola were manipulating events to go in that direction anyway and a few of the things are outside of his control anyway. Like, he definitely didn't HELP. But between Kaine's never even hinting the Shadows could communicate, Weiss' amnesia, Yonah not being able to fuse properly (and being kidnapped) and Devola and Popola setting him up to end things? Still absolutely his fault but one that I'd hesitate to give him full responsibility. Plus, he erased himself from existence in one of the endings, definitely feels guilt once he understands what is going on, loses all his friends family and identity in the 20 minutes before said erasure, and the world was probably doomed before he started anyway. He just hastened it along by (checks notes) making friends with the book that could MAYBE stop it to the point the book dies for him. And if you love the Dad version, he doesn't even get ending E! ((which is why I'm crossing my fingers he'll be in KH4. If Brother gets E, a remake, and references in the anime, let Dad be in KH post erasure to go with how Sora also erased himself. And Aya who also erases herself)

@madamminalost we can argue that everyone made mistakes. No one was right or wrong. Except Emil. He's the best boy! I go to Kainé because she never told anyone on what the Shades were saying. I don't blame her after hook killing Kali. She just wanted to help Nier in the only way she could. Nier could have stopped after learning everything, but I don't blame him either. Everything was a lie. He just wanted Yonah back.

@@madamminalostI’m a bit confused, why would Nier appear in KH?

Agreed.

Probably shouldn’t be punching fishbowls either.

​@@michaelchallis4129Maybe the bad guy shouldn't be in a fishbowl, then

And why's such a powerful artifact vulnerable to a punch anyway? And not even like a Hyperion punch, just Spidey punch.

@@Veladus spidey can punch REALLY hard, tho.

She does? Well, then I'd gladly take her advice as a valid first opinion.

Black Panther showed that colonizers couldn't find miracle metal inside some useless tools. Convenient idiocy.

They could even so easily have added in a scene at the end where he was bitten by one of the lycans during the bit where you play as him, and he looks at the bite and then chooses to hide it and go home! How cool would that have been as a setup for a future game?!

Chris has a habit of getting his allies killed. He does it all the time, mans is really a terrible leader. XD

The manga adaptation of legend of Zelda also said that link had rescued the boss of the fire dungeon from poachers when it was a baby. You can’t use that shit to win an argument about the games.

The inhabitants of Koholint, though, are not real beings (unless the Wind Fish is commonly dragging them into its dreams)...they're simply part of the dream (and, like some beings in actual dreams, *aware* of their dream nature). Sure, they may disappear when it awakens...but they return the next time the Wind Fish dreams.

yeah metroid 2 is probably her biggest fail as far as intergalactic threat go. But it's also incredibly scary what metroid can do from what we've seen in Prime 1 so I dont blame anyone asking her to start blasting

You're right, but the Metroids (and the Space Pirates weaponizing them) were the immediate threat. No one even knew that they were keeping a parasite at bay...

Sorry to sound like a 🤓 But I think it’s SR-388 not Sr-338

Yeah I'd honestly more put that one on the Federation that told her to do it before doing their research. Ultimately, Samus is just a mercenary in 2. She had no way of knowing that the metroids were suppressing an even worse threat than themselves. She was given what seemed to be a perfectly justified mission and completed it. Not her fault the Federation didn't do their due diligence before assigning her the task. She's a warrior, not a scientist after all!

Even games with great OSTs have bad songs. That theme sounds better in the HD version, but not by much.

@@Munster_Mash For me it was the replacing of midi notes with horrid cat shrieks. The tune itself is fine, maybe even pleasant.

That track makes me lol every time. Just incredibly idiotic mayhem

Haven't played the game in so long, I don't even remember it.

10 Woof, woof, woo-woo-woo-woo-woof woof woof, 20 Meow, meow, meo-meo-meo-meo-meow meow meow 30 Goto 10

i wish they make a remake

Dying is one of my favorite games, but yeah. Like, why only save one? Grab a handful and stuff your pockets.

@@Skitsophobia or stash the whole case somewhere.....

@@bennyboo8121 Or.. pretend you destroyed it but still bring the whole thing back to the tower

@@stone5against1 exactly

And in the 3rd game you get played like a fiddle by the big bad's girlfriend and the world over is screwed because of you... if you don't play the expansion that's the ending !

Sonic has the tendency to cause problems or getting manipulated into doing something rash that results in plot or the villain getting powered (Sonic ova, prime, the black knight, unleashed, etc etc) but at least he fixes his messes with everyone getting out unscathed

All thanks to shinnok's mother kronika

To be fair that was more due to outside forces beyond his control and the elder gods just being the most unhelpful mofos on the planet

what do you mean? That's clearly a health spa, I don't understand the quotes. The bed even vibrates for extra health recovery.

Nah that had less severe widespread consequences the only ones who were really affected was Kuai Liang and Scorpion himself later on when he found out he got the wrong guy

@@2bdaqueen268 Noob Saibot became a tool for Quan Chi's use, extending his ability to cause chaos in the various realms. I would very much say that is heavily contributing to "ruining everything".

Eh, this one seems pretty much a developer, "We want you to forget about Morrowind," thing. I have a hard time believing the Nereverine could not have dealt with the problem, if the devs didn't conveniently write him out.

​@shawngillogly6873 agreed, though I think there was also a book series they made canon that had this plot. They might have liked it for those reasons though. Btw, iirc it's left canonically open-ended whether the Nerevarine killed Vivec or just destroyed the Heart. Vivec wanted you to destroy it to kill Dagoth Ur, so it was a choice between the Blight overrunning the land and the eventual dropping of the moon, so no good options really. If it was gradual, still don't see why Vivec didn't just land the moon safely when he could... In my Morrowind game I usually don't kill him, so that's on his poor planning skills not on me :)

​@@persephoneunderground845yeah really that's on Vivec for just deciding to freeze that asteroid there just to flex on sheogorath

@@persephoneunderground845 Vivec is kind of an ass. He explicitly kept Baar Dao floating above the city as incentive to worship him. "I shall keep it there with its last intention intact, so that if the love of the people of this city for me ever disappear, so shall the power that holds back their destruction." -36 Lessons of Vivec, Sermon 33

Bao Dur? Like in KotOR II?

the f*airy* f*lies* ... wait, why didn't the formatting work?

As mentioned elsewhere in these comments, they actually lead him to the Warring Triad and enable him to create the World of Ruin.

In their defense, Felix and company had every opportunity to tell Isaac and crew what was really happening, especially after Satauros and Menardi's deaths. They just deliberately kept avoiding them, despite knowing Isaac was trying to rescue them.

It's more like trading assured destruction of the world for probable destruction. Dark Dawn showed that part quite well.

​@@Llortnerofexactly. I'd honestly make the same choice (if I knew what the options were) the world will die if you do nothing, but if you do release the force of alchemy then the world may just be saved

Child timeline Link could too since he basically caused the events of twilight princess

@@CodaBlairLucarioEmperor I think that's a different situation, since that Link stopped Ganondorf, it's just that Ganondorf spontaneously got the Triforce of Power during his execution due to some cosmic prank (which I think was supposed to be temporal shenanigans from his Adult Timeline self touching the Triforce in the Sacred Realm around that time) and breaking free long enough to murder one of the sages overseeing said execution and forcing the rest to have to toss him into the Twilight Realm. So I guess OoT Zelda gets the blame for that too, if it *was* actually related to OoT Ganondorf getting the Triforce.

Removing his soul and thus stopping him from getting reborn? Is there anything about this in the actual games or is this one of those whacky fan theories? Because it doesn't really make much sense since he obviously does get reborn in Wind Waker and then again in Spirit Tracks.

@@Christopher-md7tf The Opening of WW says that Hyrule was flooded because the hero failed to be reappear, so Wind Waker Link is a new Hero who needed to gain the Goddesses' recognition we the new Hero (like Skyward Sword Link did to become the first hero), unlike TP Link from the timeline where the original Hero's Soul remained, who was born with the Triforce of Courage and was immediately recognized as the Hero but the Light Spirits. Not to mention that the Shade of the Hero of Time appeared in TP to train his descendant/reincarnation and bemoaned the fact that no one remembers his Hero of Time heroics, but he never appeared in the WW timeline (though in all fairness, that could also be retroactively explained by his heroics actually being remembered in that timeline). OTOH, Ganondorf claims to have recognized WW Link as the Hero of Time reborn, but that could be a figure of speech since he only met the guy for a few minutes over a hundred years ago and doesn't really have any way of recognizing so up ls that I'm aware of, so it's probably more reasonable from his perspective to think that the blonde twink with the Master Sword, Triforce of Courage, and doofy hat was a matter of reincarnation rather than a cosplay that got wildly out of hand.

I always found it funny that the Triforce decided the wisest person in all the land was an 11 year old nepobaby who never leaves her castle.

He took the Star Rod from the Fountain of Dreams, broke it into pieces, and gave a piece to each of his major underlings.

True, but in Kirby's Dream Land, Dedede stole all of the food in Dream Land. Dedede may have had a good reason for what he did in Adventure, but he didn't for Dream Land.

​@@enforcerridley158Dreamland happens before Adventure/ Nightmare. So, Dedede probably thought "you know, maybe i should do something to help my people" Then here comes Kirby, Jolly as ever:

Also that time Meta Knight was trying to stop some ancient evil from escaping its magical prison, before Kirby beat him up and opened said prison in search of cake

@@aardbei54 In Kirby's defense, Laroach stole his cake and put in a treasure chest identical to the one that the ancient evil was sealed in, then somehow switched the two chests.

To be fair Leon wanted to rescue his loved one from another vampire, and while that was exactly what his 'friend' wanted to get the power to become Dracula, it also helped created the very same whip that would become Dracula's bane, and Simon wanted to get rid of a curse that Dracula casted on him, and that guaranteed there would be still someone to keep Dracula away; But yeah Gabriel has no excuse, and he screwed up a lot

Hey the second one got his balls cursed by Dracula, at least he killed him again

I'd hardly call Kratos a 'hero'. He was going after the gods for single-minded revenge. He's a monster who knowingly and willingly doomed everyone.

Considering the topic of the video, Devola and Poppola should be the ones featured. Look how Ethan isn't the member of the list, but Chris. The twins encouraged him to go against the Shadow Lord, to defeat shades, etc

Samus has destroyed more lives than all of Communism at this point.

Dark Aether kinda collapsed in on itself after the light Aether was restored, and there was no life on SR-388 or Phaaze left that wasn't a threat to the entire galaxy. And Zebes was technically on MB. Maybe Samus is just very unlucky

Yeah, clearly that's her fault that every one of these monsters that are a threat to the entire galaxy are the support beam for these planets. She needs to be locked up for her crimes, so all the other galaxy-ending threats can just kill everything without any resistance.

Yeah, he kinda missed that part...

That was Bi Han, not Kuai Liang.

@@marckempe2143 yeah but the Sub Zero on MK1 is Bi Han

He was probably talking about Kuai Liang.

You really need to read through the log book entries to understand the game... something the writer did not do for this video... and need to at least play metroid prime 3 to understand the bigger picture.... it is an amazing game, though! Enjoy!

Isn't the Metroid Prime supposed to be a native of Tallon IV that was mutated by the Phazon? I thought the Worm referred to the Leviathan Seed inside the meteorite, like the ones from Norion, Bryyo, and Elysia

Sucks that it's also a victim of licensing hell.

I love it! Did you ever play the sequel, though? Cause it's terrible 😂

Because the Sorcerer Supreme has better things to do than guard the most powerful mystical artifact on Earth, duh! It isn't like... no wait... that is the Sorcerer Supreme's only job!

And why is Mysterio not being blamed for trying to steal it in the first place? God knows what he would have done with it.

It's still unclear to this day weither or not Logain's charge would have changed the outcome of the battle. Of course we have to take him at his word but he does mention when you recruit him that he believed that him charging would have lead everyone to die.

@@UnPokemon Cailan was a fucking idiot who learned strategy from fairy tales, but in that case, Loghain should've just said "no" and order his army to leave Ostagar. It might've been treated like a treason, but Loghain had many followers regarding him as a hero and a true leader, so it might've scared Cailan who would be forced to wait for Orlais. If Darkspawn attacked, maybe Duncan would be able to convince the king that they should back off and secure nearby terrains. Settlements like Lothering might've fallen much later and people might've been able to seek refuge in fortified cities. Also, I don't think Loghain saved anyone ordering the poisoning of arl Eamon or allowing arl Howe to slaughter a whole city. He definitely had good intentions but very bad means for saving Ferelden. Allowing him to repent by killing the Archdemon is probably the best ending for him.

Some spoilers I guess but more or less align with what you said although outside Fairy Fencer, without the part of the player itself causing the problem: Hitman Absolution Mark of the Ninja: You were the chosen champion of the ninjas, but at the same time a relic when they turned astray of their ways. If is only an hallucination or not when you kill them as enemies I'll leave to you to make the decision. Bulletstorm, although most of the enemies didn't get to enter the ranks of the org you were part of the elite Fairy Fencer: After a time leap the MC start trying to ammend his mistakes. Instead of defeating his former henchmans his objective is to save the lives of people he killed when there could have been another alternative if the thought more than the heat of battle. Dragon Star Varnir: Once a warrior against Dragons, the MC gets trapped, first involuntary and then, after learning the truth, voluntarely, on the dragon side, killing in the way his father figure, friends, etc I think the Yakuza saga more or less, only played 0 Metal Gear: Yeah, this is a bit of a stretch and you are a successor, not the main boss of the bad guys, but at the end of the day you are the culmination of a plan that relies on killing every member of the org you founded Steins;Gate: Another stretch since is a VN, but first half of the story is you meddling with the past and the other half you correcting everything you fucked up.

It's like the One Ring, the soul of Diablo corrupts everything. The red soulstone whispers into the Warrior when he picks it up after he defeats Diablo in Diablo 1. He couldn't resist it.

To be fair, you don’t have to help Anders. You can say no and leave Hawke completely innocent.

@dagothurik1815 that's a good point, but, unless I'm wrong, don't they blame the default Hawke for the Mage / Templar War in Inquistion?

@@Evi_29 They blame hawke but in this context it’s more of a guilt by association thing. You knew Anders felt strongly about the circle. You knew he was possessed by and losing control over justice/vengeance but did nothing. Hawke was getting blamed either way.

In the end of the following he was trying to return to Harran with the cure, but ended outside of the walls. Dying Light 2 is a different virus. The Harran virus got a vaccine, but GRE kept some samples to improve it in secret for militaristic purposes and got leaked once again.

Ok but that's more on either Viridi or Arlon. Either one of them could have taken like two seconds to explain what the Lunar Sanctum was for. They literally asked Arlon multiple times over the course of the level but he refused to tell them, and it is conveniently the *only* level where Viridi can't just find you whenever the hell she feels like. If Arlon was not allowed to talk, he could've contacted Viridi, who could tell them or tell Arlon he can talk. And there *was* a big fuck off space laser on the lunar sanctum that Palutena was rightly worried about. Palutena did her due dilligence. Just like the RE8 example isn't on Ethan, this one should not be on Palutena or Pit.