Greatest Video Game Fight Scenes Ever (1/2) 

29:53 - 29:58 - "Because humanity is the only hope for this world"....Lmao, humanity's a lot of things, but "the only hope for this world"!?!? Yeah, I don't think so. I *strongly* disagree with Tyrael's stance in this cinematic tbh.

Next time, put the name of the games, do a good job.

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​@@alsimmons4504in that world humanity is descended from angels and demons and have some power. Our world people suck but not so much in theirs

@@marikasdaughter6263 Even in that world, humans still aren't worth so much as a damn penny nonetheless. Hell, in this world (real life/real world) there have been claims of humans coming from stars, having brains that's modeled in the same way as the universe etc and yet humans *still* suck major ass on a nearly consistent basis so humans being written to be descendents of angels and demons and all that doesn't really do much to negate just how truly subpar humans actually are tbqh.

And now they are a rotting company. *No king rules forever*

In fact the video that shows here is from current expansion, so what you said doesn't make any sense. Icecrown in this video is just an addition but nothing else, doesn't make any part of the current expansion

@@JuanPLaiun what are you talking about. Where you even born when Star Craft came out.... the fact that you automatically talk about WoW says everything I need to know. Goodbye.

Ok but none of the cutscenes shown were from that time. WoL I guess still had some dregs of it, but nowhere near what it deserved.

@@718Insomniac They showed WOW, Diablo 3, as well as Star Craft and you failed to specify which one you were talking about so your original comment was taken as a general statement toward all Blizzard content shown. Don't condescend about other people's age when you act like a child yourself in your second comment.

Crisis Core*

nice information

Good on you mate

Thanks mate

No

You mean tyrael ?

He and Doomguy are the only ones that get it

Damn it! I am crying!

"You cannot judge me, I am justice itself!" Such a powerful line

nah bro, 3 or unity takes the cake. superior to any of the other cinematics by long shots.

4. Dishonored 2

Thanks for breakdown 🙌 This comment should be pinned to the top

Star Wars The Old Republic all of them #2 Starcraft #1 Because of the timing in the video. You know what I mean.

Halo wars had a few good ones

Thank you

Yeah, but its still cinemattic. I wouldnt cconsider that a true "game fight"

F A C T S

True

Oh really? _cough cough_ WC Reforged

Please can you name the list of games

Sadly, despite how incredible the cinematic is, from a story standpoint, it's laughably tragic, because 10 seconds after the cinematic ends, they all start trying to kill each other because of the very thing that brought them together.

and the lone warrior is without fear in the end, but charging his psyblades. the embodiment of courage and honor.

Plus the immortal joke; "They finally constructed an additional Pylon!"

I’m late and all but I especially thought this during the star wars one. I’m like, “Why are the stormtroopers literally wielding rifles and running at an enemy like ignorant grunts. He comes out the door, form up. Use our cover and pelt him with rounds from continuously.

Same. I'd experienced intense goosebumps. I was hyped. It was amazing.

Still does!

@@jimaboughoche6191 Everytime!

exactly:)

in that cutscene they reveal a different take on basically what Jesus did when he spoke to the jewish leaders in the biblical gospel accounts...except instead of being their brother....he was the king. he called for justice and mercy...they were too caught up in their "sacred" rules to see the heart of the very God they claimed to worship.

Holy crap everytime i remember the AC revelation trailer i get goosebumps for 1min

"Should anything happen to me Claudia, should my skills fail me, or my ambition lead me astray, do not seek retribution or revenge in my memory, but fight to continue the search for truth, so that all may benefit. My story is one of many thousands, and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon."

If they can hit the mark on Diablo 4 and make a solid game that’s timeless like Diablo 2. they have a chance

@@ksmooth5818 "if" diablo 4 comes out. Everything being delayed indefinitely. I've played d2 resurrected and it feels clunky, like it was half assed.

@@markreine2833 Everything they make now is half assed.

@@markreine2833 D2 Rezzed does suck.The graphics upgrades are not good enough to warrant the xtra cost, and joining a game with 4 palyers playing it on max graphics means you are gonna experience serious lag spikes if your comp is not godlike. So nope.

when his theme song start , you know he is getting annoyed

Word i eventually had to stop and let them kill me once my kill count got so damn high

That was one of the best story impacts I ever had, the set up and build up of the story to the reason WHY this fight is happening just hit me in all the right ways and it avoided being corny too.

Same here. Reinstalled them and gave it a go a few weeks back - they age really well

@@pctheninja I wanna get down on some starcraft I used to be on a nationally ranked clan and took it so serious and now I barely play videogames anymore (just started playing again recently actually)

@@nickwierenga987 holy crap, for real? Thats amazing :D Get back at it ;)

Still is for me, am on like 2 hours every day

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I've never seen it before today. I didn't know... I just... Didn't know...

Right dat was my shi 😭

Kerrigan's heels still are unnecessary as ever... Apart from this blizz was good at story telling and cinematics.

well xD, he was an angel, soo

@@zubrowka0.779 He was also wearing thick chainmail gloves, and Leah is pretty tiny.

@@DominicDarrell yep, thats also a good reason why they look gigantic.

Bro... facts.

Amen

"So, how's your sister?"

i loved that game, forgot all about it, thank you!

@@chrislongo2538 Glad to be of help! Been playing Sekiro lately and it def gives off Onimusha/Tenchu vibes.

His name is Starkiller

Its not canon? Or after the aquisition it was thrown out? Starkiller is like one of the most iconic characters among the fan base.

@@anthonyzullo Starkiller was never "canon". Still, great character.

@@bogbog4678 I recall it being widely reported (though perhaps inaccurately) that Lucas said it was canon, though who knows how long that actually lasted after the game came out.

@@anthonyzullo I think it's acknowledged Starkiller isn't canon because if he was he'd murderstomp absolutely anything in the SW universe.

Well if starkiller fought ahsoka she would die. I love ahsoka. I don’t want to see that. Ahsoka is the quintessential Jedi Consular. She’s more in tune with the force, understands it more and tries to let it guide her as much as possible. She doesn’t have the raw battle tenacity and strength that starkiller had and then further cultivated through his hellish training under Vader.

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If you like that scene you probably like that game, and so your opinion becomes irrelevant :D

Huge amount of lore, was an honored ranger of the (now extinct) high elves in the original Warcraft RTS games.

agreed even if the game was rough at launch. OMG those cinematics... even all of Warcrafts cinematics was "chef kiss"

"these kids are terrible humans". You said it all... these kids destroy so many good games

Dude, what?

I don't take it so dramaticaly :D but you are right in certain way..that between 2012 and now something happend to gaming industry i don't know what and when exactly..but it was terrible and it damaged games for sure meaning paying for stuff ingame ...having lootboxes and stuff like this we used to buy game and just play it for FUN not to be competitive

What happened was, gamers were not holding the developers and more importantly the publishers, accountable for bad games etc. This was happening in the era of Diablo II certainly and likely even before that. Games were pushed to production before they were truly done, no matter what the development team had to say. Publishers pushed to make a buck and games were repeatedly shipped with unfinished endings and incomplete stories, quests and various other aspects not ready. Publishers would allow the Developer X amount of time to continue developing updates to finish their content, after that time frame, it was off limits and they were contractually obligated to "move on". Every publisher was bad about this, though certainly some worse than others. I could cultivate and provide (to my thinking at least) an exhaustive list, and I have no doubt hundreds of other gamers could come up with games to add to that list. These post release updates were replaced with aftermarket DLC, in effect requiring players to pay for the remaining content which the developers originally intended for their games. The concept for what was a fair price point for a game began to double, triple and further multiply. And developers began to factor in and plan stages so that they could release (ideally) finished content in their first wave, and follow it up with more finished content, and along the way charge full game prices for each stage of the process. At each of these break points in gaming development, we the gamers needed to unite, step up, and refuse to continue to purchase content like this. But as it turns out, we've never been much of a united front. Mostly because the gaming community is quite massive, and splintered into fans of various genres, thereby weakening the push any one genre fanbase and bring to bear against any given publisher. Along the way, gamers who just wouldn't put up with it anymore fell off, but were replaced with continually newer generations of gamers who are more and more willing to just shrug off the problems and deficiencies in a games release. They might all run to the social media of choice to complain, and rage. But two years later most of them are back buying new content from the same publisher (even if a different developer) who they derided previously. Those who won't forgive and forget, quickly get replaced now with the next generation that assure themselves they know better and older people just don't get it and need to step aside. Now games are not only expected to have 1-4 DLC releases in their lifetime, but commonly include in game micro transactions. Players easily spend ten to several hundred times more on a single game than they would have in previous years. Game companies have no reason to stop or slow their roll as it were. Complaints from the fanbase are hollow and meaningless when another several truckloads of fans are coming of age and lining up to join in. Oh but wait, this was more about the lack of players with worthwhile attitudes... I remember quite well when World of Warcraft first released. Many gamers I knew didn't want to play it, because they didn't want to end up gaming with "B-Net Kiddies". I myself had no idea at the time, but as it turns out when twelve year olds can go online and be anonymous while playing games, they are prone to act out in the most spoiled, disrespectful manner one can imagine. Not all were like this, but certainly more than enough. And it's almost as if the mind set is contagious. It spread, quickly. The push to go from subscriber content to Free to Play content among online games served to increase the rush a thousand fold as now kids only needed to (at best) fake their parent's permission, and they could play whatever they wanted. Where as before, with monthly subs coming out, most of them certainly needed parent's permission. Neither Publisher/Developer propensity to overcharge for underdeveloped games, nor the flood of toxic teeny bopper gamers, can be held back now. One does what one can to avoid the tide, but trying to stand in it and stop it, slow it or divert it? Madness. I've raised my son in this generation of gaming. He loves it, no surprise to me. But I've raised him one, to never think it's ok to act like that. And two, to understand that the flood of toxicity is out there, no point in raging against it. You do what you enjoy, and move on from those who only want to drag ya down. For me this has resulted primarily in combing through Steam for promising indie developers with interesting looking titles in Early Release, I check the player reviews, good, and bad. Get an idea for how the game is developing before making a decision to buy it. And I don't bother with anything multiplayer anymore, unless I already know the people I'm playing with. It's just not worth it otherwise. Not worth my time getting stuck playing with elitist pricks and toxic morons. For their part, I'm sure those sorts are happier without me in their games as well.