7 Game Worlds We Left in a Terrible Mess
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- The usual aim of a videogame hero is to make the world a better place. In some games, however, all our reckless world-betterment has serious consequences that actually make things worse. Here are seven game worlds that we left in a terrible mess once we got done heroing. Enjoy, and subscribe for a video like this every Thursday from Outside Xbox.
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Imagine how horrifying it is for the villagers you meet on those Nook Mile islands. They get invited to live with someone who strips the land bare of all it's worth...
The only thing that I take from islands is weeds, fruit, and maybe a fossil
The night falls and the spiders come...
@@BesterP12 They mostly come out at night. Mostly...
Empire of Great Britain Simulator 2020
Then they get to a god island when they arrive
"You don't have to worry about pelt quality, so you can just kill everything with homing dynamite."
Not a sentence I thought I'd hear today.
Another homing dynamite! Andy- duck and cover!
Achievement unlocked.
You must not live in America.
honestly I loved that mechanic, having to track down the good pelts, only real time it was tedious was really rare ones
Also the parakeets in 2 could go extinct
A good one to hear though.
I like how you're completely razing an island and Flora is just walking around in the background like "This is my life now." But then later we see her on your island, so I guess she did manage to escape the lifeless hellhole you created.
Has anyone seen what people do in Minecraft? Haven't they literally advertised it as teriforming the Cube Planet?
Well, it's similar to what's happening in Animal Crossing, except in Minecraft you can improve on the areas you harvested. In the Animal Crossing islands, Wilbur gets rid of the maps for reasons, and you can't go back to fix it.
2b2t
Oh yeah
@@agusmohamad8572 ooooohhhhhh yeeeeaaahh.... that place is ravaged by players
@@darkdragoness5 2B2T exists mate
Hunting journal entry. Day six:
"Found Andy tracks, two....three days old. I'm getting close, soon.....soon his pelt will be mine."
What?
Never mind. Commented before watching the video.
Never mind wrote before thinking
You're tracking him the old-fashioned way? I just went to his listing on Craigslist.
Sounds like you're not following government guidelines mate
Believe me, there are worse things you can do than spoil the end of GoT. Like write and produce the end of GoT.
If anything, you'll probably gain good karma for spoiling the ending. Cause you can prevent other people from going through... that.
Harsh but not uncalled for
I didn’t let my father-in-law watch the last episode to spare him. Turns out he was a lying cheating scumbag who cheated on my mother-in-law. And ran away just before covid 19 was a thing. And now wants to come back (over our dead collective bodies) despite the fact that my mother-in-law is high risk (lifelong asthma, heart problems) and who the hell knows where he’s been. And also expects us to send him money every month.
What I’m saying is I REALLY wish I let him watch the last episode of GoT.
@@LiquorChuggingKnight dude, *WHAT?*
These are the same thing
Bioshock Infinite is quite an example of that if you ask me. Towards the end of that game I was quite impressed with how a simple task ended up messing an entire city up completely.
Dishonored is the only game I willingly played the "evil" route. It was so much fun to watch the game world devolve into madness. Few games actually show you the effects of your actions quite like Dishonored did.
"Nook Industrial Complex"
So perfect a term.
222 likes?
*nOiCe*
Just for the sake of posterity, I feel like I should mention that Buffalo aren't extinct in America. They came close, though... They've been bred back pretty spectacularly here in Colorado. There is a population in the hundreds of thousands nowdays, but that's still millions less bison than there used to be.
Well, a lot of what used to be Bison pasture is now farmland. that's actually a big reason why they got shot to death in such numbers. It's really hard to make a living selling crops if Bison eat them like 2-ton locusts. Bison are actually numerous enough now that people sell ranched bison meat in some grocery stores.
Earlier this year a herd of bison got free in upstate New York. Took a few days for them to be caught and returned.
For the sake of posterity, I feel like I should point out buffalo and bison are not the same animal. The bison was crossbred to try and restore the buffalo population, an effort that unfortunately failed. The American buffalo has been extinct for quite some time now.
@@lizh6492 Those are two different names for the same species of animal. Are you sure you're not thinking of Beefalo? those are a hybrid of American Bison with domestic cattle. There are still pure-bred American Bison and some of them are in the wild.
@@lizh6492 After doing some more research, it seems that the Beefalo were bred after ranchers realized that Bison and cattle actually didn't give a --- about the concept of "species" and would hybridize any time you left them in the same field. Which has resulted in what one could call "genetic contamination" of the wild population.
I am glad to know that I'm not the only one that feels awful about going to a Nook Miles island and ravaging it of it's resources.
Doesn't stop me from doing it, but I cut trees through the tears.
I know Mike made the comment about the inside of the tank having interior made entirely of marshmallows or whatever, but I still can't get over the thought of what would happen to someone inside a tank after a fall like that. those things are such a tight squeeze with so much dense metal, weird sharp angles and instruments, etc 😂
How about a list of games that started development in other franchises? Like how Sleeping Dogs started out as a True Crime game and Assassin's Creed started as a Prince of Persia game.
Or how Devil May Cry started as a Resident Evil game and Doom originally was going to be a Alien game.
Kid Icarus: Uprising was going to be a random new IP until the creator decided that it would fit in PERFECTLY as a KI game
Or how Splatoon was originally going to be a Mario spinoff game
Or dawn of war II games were supposed to be good games
@@Jonathon_Hennessey Wait are both them true? Never knew that. To repay the fact, here's one you might not know:
Cats only have four toes, yet they have five fingers and a dog's thumb is known as a Dew Claw.
Bonus fact: Cleopatra had a child with Julius Caesar.
So what I'm getting from this is that ACNH is just The Great British Empire Simulator
My joke I thought of was naming your museum "The British Museum"
It's a wonder that the villagers did not form their own version of the IRA and try to take you out
I''m not sure how 'Control' didn't make the list. By the time I was done, every room in the FBC was knee-deep in thrown and smashed rubble.
"if you choose to play the game less like a diligent assassin and more like an angry knife tornado..." I laughed SO hard. Thanks, Jane!! Out of curiosity, do you guys each write your own lines, or do you have brainstorming sessions and come up with all the material cooperatively? (Or is it more compartmentalized, like: Andy writes the cocky lines, Jane writes the sinister lines, Mike writes the irate lines, and you guys kick it over to Luke and Ellen if you need something a little more upbeat...?) In any case, thanks for another great video. :)
How could you leave Dragon Age II off of this list? That's the game where you play as Hawke, the "Champion of Kirkwall," ... and end the game with the city of Kirkwall a flaming ruin thanks to the bloody full-scale civil war you either failed to prevent or helped to instigate. At which point the "champion" skips town and leaves it to the heroes in the next game to try to end the war and rebuild civilization...
Oh, and in the DLC "Legacy," the "champion" accidentally unleashes an ancient evil that attempts to destroy the entire world in the sequel. I'm frankly surprised Dragon Age II didn't include mini-games where you go around putting salt in the farmers' fields and wrecking the city infrastructure.
Dragon Age II was very meta in that it also ruined the player's time by making them play one of the worst RPGs ever.
Sometimes I feel bad towards Hawke tbh. The similar thing happens in Inquisition though the future is yet vague. That moment when your efforts to save the world is revealed to be a part of an apocalyptic plan
Dragon Age 2 definitely is not one of the worst RPGs ever lol
The crew may well know this but left it out for time/humour, but in dishonoured the logic is that all the corpses you left are great food for plague rats, causing the plague to get worse
Yeah they've mentioned it in several vids.
I remember bailing out of a flaming helicopter, only just surviving the fall, and thinking 'geez that was lucky. Wonder where I am'. Then checked the map and realised I was on Arapice Island... Sadly the undead aren't too sympathetic to someone with only a fraction of health left.
Totally did the Megaton bomb mission on my first play through of Fallout 3, but on my 2nd play through I had the ' Black widow ' perk and I inadvertently seduced Burk into leaving Megaton and the bomb alone. Later he sends you love letters while on the run from Tenpenny lol maybe a top video game list of bad guys you got on your side using your charms? Don't know how much that shows up in other games, just curious.
I didn't know that was an option
I never got to play a fallout game but I like watch videos
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice? You kill easily hundreds of Ashina's soldiers, including it's best defenders, leaving it open and vulnerable to invasion by the Central Forces at the end of the game. Then, if you got the Dragon's Return Ending, you, the most capable fighter in the land, just eff off to the west while Ashina gets crushed by the Interior Ministry
There we go, I knew there were other examples! SEKIRO really hates it when you die, and other stuff (I'm not as far as the stuff you're describing so I'm not reading it)...
@@narcspector I was also thinking of saying the whole Dragonrot thing lol, it certainly doesn't help the land
Made even worse if you go for the Shura ending, in which Sekiro abandons his honour, forsakes all ties and gives into an inner rage that leads to him slaughtering almost the entire main cast and then, according to the epilogue, becoming "a demon [stalking] the land" who committed "the most tragic massacres of the Sengoku era". Yikes
@@wackamack9829 thought of that one too, honestly lol. That's legitimately worse than the ending I chose to talk about, but yeah. The takeaway here is Sekiro just isn't a happy game lol
The worst world left in a mess was usually when I looked around my room after completing a video game.
In Dishonored 2, by the time you finish an evil Corvo run, you’re known as “Corvo the black.”
Empire in chaos, your daughter cast in stone, and most social structures have been shattered.
Even on a Nook Miles island, you should shake the trees before chopping them....more often than not there is an item hidden in them.
There's nothing more pleasant than just clicking on the youtube homepage and finding a new oxbox or oxtra video in your recommended.
Uh you mean "constantly refreshing", not "clicking on", right...? ....right?
Seriously. Seeing the Green Logo in my notifications is like a high for me, like I just took a giant hit of a happy pipe!! Especially these videos, Lists are my favorite 🤓
Not sure how but you’ve made animal crossing sound like a colonial history experience Andy....
Rather fitting honestly, since they are British.
gotta love the East India Company
Humans are a parasitic bunch, aren’t we?
@@somedude4805 some certainly are
Brendan Totten it makes me wanna play it
"That may have sounded like just a fun thing to say when you're being thrown into the back of a police van, and I'm definitely going to try it" - Jane, something you want to tell us...?
Contingency plans...
I feel like the buffalo extinction achievement was less a metaphor for the dying of the old west and more a representation of when we hunted the buffalo to the brink of extinction in order to starve out the native tribes that depended on them
I had to mention Samus Aran from Metroid. She’s protecting the galaxy, but individual planets have a high mortality rate around her.
She's one of those "big picture" people.
I mean, to be fair her clients finally get sick of it in Fusion.
Most of those planets were populated by eldritch abominations or genocidal pirates anyway. And given the state of Zebes in Super Metroid, she obviously didn't do that good a job in the original.
Love how Andy goes all "Scorched Earth" on the islands he visits, remind me not to invite him to my house.
Lol i thought that was luke😂😂😂
Scp reference. Hello, fellow researcher.
"An explosion so huge it could probably be seen from fallout 4"
Nah,a super volcano erupting is much better because you can see it from MOTHERFRICKING SPACE!
P oo
Reminding you not to invite Andy to your house.
And then there's Dragon Age Inquisition's Trespasser epilogue, where you learn that you've been enabling Solas and his "bring back the old elven world at the price of this one" this whole time, kindly fixing all his screw-ups along the way.
To be fair to Spider-Man, the police were already going after Fisk and he was just aiding them. NYC was doomed to the consequences either way (well, as long as the police succeeded without Spider-Man's help).
Me reading the video's title : *remembers my first Dishonored playthrough with fondness*
Why I played Dishonored second time: Ooooh, staby staby was baddy baddy. Oops.
Damnit. Now I need to go replay em all. (Nice username, by the by)
@@thechevyferrari9559 Thanks! It's a reference to the Lonely Rat Boy, one of the first plague victims as well as one of the Outsider's Marked.
It reminds me of all my Dishonored playthroughs. I'm trying very hard to get a low chaos ending right now, but it's hard! There's so many fun ways to kill people!
@@madalice5134 Haha I feel you !
But the low chaos ending is very rewarding and hearing The Outsider being somewhat impressed of your reserve is very satisfactory 😉
Did. Did Andy just imply he tried to sell his own skin on Craigslist?
Bills don't pay themselves. Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.
What can i say? He must have been skint... i’ll see myself out
Times are tough.
Quarantine amirite.
The man said it himself. Twenty dollars is twenty dollars.
As I said when Jameson complained about “Spider-Man capturing Fisk,” it was an NYPD operation Spider-Man only swooped in to prevent lose of life.
On KoToR 2, the Peragus Mining facility is where Citadel Station gets its fuel to stay afloat until you destroy said mining facility.
The Red Dead thing was less of a metaphor and more of how it actually happened. When trains were all the rage in the midwest/southwest it was legal to carry a gun on board, and pull it out casually. People shot down buffalos as a pass time on trains, sure they were also hunted for meat and pelts but nothing seems more destructive to an environment than shooting wildly as pass by on a train
Ah, yes, the myth of the Noble Savage. When the Native Americans ancestors arrived, the North American continent was overflowing with large mammals. Within a few centuries, almost all of them were hunted to exctinction, even without the benefit of gunpowder. Later, mostly Europeans settlers tired gamely, but failed, to eliminate the last remaining large herbivore species left on an ENTIRE CONTINENT, but are somehow still the monsters. Obviously
@@talltroll7092 holy racism batman
Not wrong though
@@sageemerson5074 Just because it's offensive, doesn't mean it's incorrect.
@@talltroll7092 what do you mean when you say the Native Americans arrived in North America?
I'd mention Undertale but there wasn't much of a world left in the first place....
They have also featured that game a thousand times
"Animal Crossing is an imperialist simulator" is not the lesson I wanted to learn today, but here we are.
Bit of an odd choice, but what about Republic Commandos?
In the final mission you’re meant to free the Wookiees on Kashyyk from slavery and the CIS, but by establishing Republic forces on Kyshyyk you made possible the Empire’s mass enslavement and exploitation of the Wookiees and their planet.
Blaming Spider-Man for the acts of criminals? When did J Jonah Jameson start funding you guys?
Gurder Guile in what way?
@@gurderguile9258 dementia? He doesn't have dementia, his brain is slightly altered and he becomes more aggressive. Peter tries to get Ock to slow down and take a break. He's a good friend.
@@reececowell6642 yeah, Peter spends most of the game worried about him, in the middle of worrying about everything else (including the local fish population and a nice dude's escaped pigeons) and holding the city together as best he can. Sure, Fisk was right that worse was out there, but I personally don't think holding Peter responsible for what happened to Otto is fair. It was a lab accident and Otto was too far gone before Peter even knew the extent of what happened.
Oh, if a little rearrangement is done then..... J Jonah Janesom
Agreed. There was no direct connection between the rise of Dr. Negative and the capture of Fisk during the tutorial. Like, the dude's still got brainwashing powers and a somehow-limitless supply of chinese-speaking lackeys (in New York?) whom he can empower with magic. And of course, the breakout on Riker's Island was going to happen anyway, since the villain in question only *got* his powers after the Fisk incident, and in unrelated circumstances. So even blaming Spidey for the Demons is tenuous, and as for the escaped inmates, Sinister Six and Sableites, those were all the actions of villains far above Fisk in actual power level.
And what's more, Oleg actually suggests that you hold on to the zombie gas, instead of destroying it, so that the Saints can weaponize zombies. Hasn't he ever played a Resident Evil game before?
Yeah. Having a zombie army might seem nice.
But Burt Reynolds as backup is literally the coolest thing.
17:43 somehow the real quote from Lady Bracknell is even worse. “To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune-to lose both seems like carelessness.”
For those unfamiliar with this wonderful play, he lost his parents just after he was born and left in a handbag in the cloak room at a train station.
Just as with Dunwall, Karnaca gets messed up in Dishonored 2, i mean you literalky overthrow its leaders, participate in gang wars (unless you’re mental like me and solve that lock without any help, totally worth it in the end) and plenty else. In fact, even if you do the low chaos route, you still mess things up pretty heavily as you put a body double in the ruling jerk’s position with the only actual guarantee he’s a good person being his word.
On the one hand Rapture was already in a pretty bad state when you first got there in Bioshock, but by the time you left it was in an even worse state what with the inhabitants' corpses littering the streets, the city's Adam supply crippled due to the Little Sisters all being rescued (or, if you're a complete monster, harvested) and one hell of a power vacuum at the heart of the city as Andrew Ryan had a slight mishap with a gold club and Frank Fontaine getting dogpiled by a gang of angry Little Sisters that ultimately led to Sofia Lamb taking over for the events of Bioshock 2
And then of course, in Bioshock: infinite, you leave Columbia (Columbias?) in such a state that I presume it (they?) can't possibly recover from. And if you count what Elizabeth does after..... well, dear God....
Except it seems that bioshock 2 gets ignored
@@Itachidude9 Columbia was basically Alien v Predator. Not matter who won, we all lose.
Everything you just described makes the world a better place.
It would be all the games Mike plays due to explosions.
Whenever I hear the phrase "ruined world" I think of that one time in minecraft where I had a _little_ too much fun with tnt.
Boston is only about 495 miles from D.C so depending on the size of the nuclear payload( based on the Fat Man with a potential yield of 21 kt) it might be possible to see the mushroom cloud.
I mean, in Saints Row the 4th you cause the complete destruction of Earth, sooooo...
Also, literally any place Mike does a Hitman Mission. The modeling community of Paris will never be recover.
If you played the dlc, it turns out to be that it was just a movie and that humans and aliens coexist peacefully and Zinyak is actually pretty chill and was apprehensive to play a villain at first
Remember Morrowind? A game where the way you get "player homes" was buy seeing a house you liked, then killing the owners. Plus you could just go around insulting peole until they attacked you and then watch the guards kill them.
1:45 I don't know why people keep saying getting K.K. Slider is "beating" Animal Crossing or the end game condition. That's the end of the intro. The game actually starts once you bring him there. I saw someone saying that it's the end because credits play when he sings, but credits have always played during his concerts. Seems pretty silly to say a game that is designed to last a year or more (or even indefinitely) due to the real-time aspect is over in a couple weeks because you finish the small goals the game sets to teach you how to play.
Yep; it's once you've actually met K.K. Slider that all the remaining options in the game are made available, if you're willing to put in the work of course. He shows up at a 3/5 rating, which should be a hint in and of itself.
"Nook-brand wood chipper" LMAO! Thanks, Andy!
God of War 3, every time a god died Greece got worse.
I remember it fondly. Good choice👍
It just got progressively worse too. Kill Poseidon? Now there's a flood that drowns half of Greece. Kill Hera? Well those innocent bystanders still left after the flood are now going to die of pestilence. And the real kick in the pants for the innocents is when you kill Hades. So not only can they not got to Elysium, since it was destroyed when you killed Persephone in the previous game, now they can't even have place for their souls since you killed the God of the Underworld.
@@liquidchameleon5993 Are we the baddies?
@@kingsleycy3450 legally? Yes. Ethically? Yes. Morally? No
Yep, this one.
You guys completely forgot G’eth. Between Port Fairwind’s furniture going underwater, Bumble and Dob’s skeleton armies, Ladsenkalden’s demise and Egbert involuntarily contributing to a Dragonborn clone army, I’m surprised the Oxventurer’s Guild doesn’t have a 1 million gold bounty on their heads.
You say this as though this is an unusual state of being for PCs.
Don’t forget how Bayonetta traveled to Vigrid in the first game as the result of an elaborate setup, caused untold property damage, and also indirectly set the city on fire by the third chapter of an adventure that culminated with her punching god into the sun. And that’s not even mentioning the timeline-altering antics in both games.
Depending on your choices you can basically screw over the entire Mojave wasteland in Fallout: New Vegas
What's Andy talking about? I've been trying to contact him for months now for his pelt. Saw it once on craigslist. He never responded to my inquiries though.
I have to say, spoiling the ending of Game Of Thrones is just not the unforgivable crime that it used to be...
Kind of interesting to come across this listicle the same day I was playing XCOM:Enemy Unknown and managed to a.) kill more civilians in a terror mission than the aliens did, and b.) stick a VIP in an escort mission where he was likely to--and actually did--get seen, flanked, and shot. In back-to-back missions. With a fully-upgraded squad of badasses that took out the Overseer UFO and the EXALT headquarters in 7 turns or less and nearly flawless performances. Maybe next time the aliens go after a civilian, I should send my B team?
Ghen’s Fifth Age in Riven seems like the perfect candidate for this list.
You have to trigger a cataclysm in order to leave.
In actuality, the Buffalo had been reduced to almost nothing 30 years before Red Dead Redemption. There were only 500 some by 1890 - those 20 in Red Dead would have been around 4% of all the Bison in the entire US. The dialogue about "Soon there won't be any left" was about 3 decades late, in-game.
Oh man, the planets after going Renegade full out in Mass Effect 3. It goes real bad for a lot of folks.
I thought there was one or more of these types of things happening in BioWare games, but my memory was fuzzy. But yeah the ME3 ending...yeesh
Dont forget all the planets you strip mine in ME2, because your SMG ain't gonna upgrade itself
Actually, it's not so much full renegade as minimum paragon.
If you do both, the paragon takes precedence.
Bayonetta's a game that's got a lot of property damage, but that time the angels want to kill you so badly they flood a city with lava deserves a highlight.
"That's countless islands totally destroyed just so you can build a fancy museum to show off all the bugs and fish you stole from those islands in the first place"
sounds like Europe ~1910 if you ask me...
Age of Empires: no think about it
You just built a wall cutting the land in half and then subsequently make 10 more walls cutting the other half of the land into smaller chunks while you deprive the other towns of resources, food, and wood. You monster.
And you would do it again because your opponent can’t figure out how to stop your walls cause he’s a noob.
The Persians would never do such a thing!
...because it's more efficient for them to build a Town Centre next to yours and handily win the damage race.
Wait wait wait....is your town tune “It’s A Small World”???
Oh thank God I'm not the only one to fixate on that.
Yep. Yes that was. XD
... I knew I should have looked for a comment first. LOL XP *Commented before he looked*
Wow that Tony Hawk series took a really dark and bizarre turn... I had no idea skaters were that bad... Maybe it was a good thing that skateboarding was illegal in Norway from 1978 to 1989.
The Neutral Ending in Undertale. Sure, the infamous kill-‘em-all route gets talked about the most and is the most obvious, but I think the Neutral run doesn’t get talked about enough. Regardless of whether or not you killed anybody, your first playthrough of Undertale will always be neutral due to the meddling of a certain foul flower. As a result, the six human SOULs escape, you have no choice but to leave the Underground after defeating Flowey, and get an epilogue where the characters tell you via voicemail the state of the Underground and their lives. If you don’t kill anybody, at least you left them full of hope and DETERMINATION to keep pushing forward and find a way out of their underground prison once and for all, and they’re all happy to have gotten to know you during your adventures, despite still being trapped under a mountain. If you DO kill someone, depending on who you kill, Undyne will be furious with you, Alphys might have disappeared, or maybe a dog is elected president. Regardless - nobody has been freed except you, which only drives your desire to try again and free everyone on a true pacifist run. Hey, at least you have a chance to try again.....unless you completed the route everyone’s obsessed with....in which the game will never forget what you did if you killed everyone....
How about Columbia from Bioshock Infinite? Sure the place was an ideological mess when you got there but extra points for messing up multiple universes versions of one game world in just one play through
No Zelda? Link break-and-enters everybody's home, and if you had flowers, or anything in your pots, and they are quickly made a mess at the base of the wall this mute child just threw it against.
Heaven forbid you had chickens...
He also steals all your money if it happens to be in a pot or a chest.
And a lot of the time, Ganon's plan is just waiting for you to create his opportunity.
Buddy if some kid in green did my errands for me and at the end of the day, murders an evil tyrant, he can come to my house and break at all the pots he wants.
"Preston, do you see that?"
"I feel it.
Like an entire settlement just called out for help."
"Should w-"
"And now it's too late to help them."
What about Vampyr? If you kill a pillar character or enough citizens, the area gets swarmed with enemies, with some of the other characters turning into Skals.
Taris, from Knights of the Old Republic. Can't get worse than a planet getting glassed just because you're there.
Small price to pay to take down Revan tbh
Not exactly fair: you - as the protagonist - don't really do anything to have the planet destroyed; in fact - without your actions there it is possible EVERYONE would die, including Bastila (supposedly the galaxy's best hope... yeah, I assume we all know how that ends up :D).
The Sith are said to be a plague and they do destroy Dantooine over the course of the game just because there's a Jedi Enclave there... pretty sure Taris would've been destroyed if one of its citizens would look at Darth Malak funny anyway - game's protagonist being on it or not :P
@@Kewryn Eh, I just want them to talk about KotOR again, so it's worth a shot for the commenter version
I don't know if these count but just about every Forerunner construct in the Halo series, Chief destroys 2 versions of Installation 04 and damages The Ark, the Arbiter allows the Flood to swarm Installation 05 and High Charity (one button prompt is all it takes) the Spirit of Fire destroys the shield world in Halo Wars and the Infinity gets involved in a battle that ends with their enemies sending Requiem into a star.
We gonna ignore how Mario takes every power up, every coin, breaks every block, and takes every powerful object like stars, shines, and moons despite the fact they probably where there for a very important reason.
Luckily you could actually get the Manifest Destiny achievement in the Online Mode by blowing up your friends Buffalo Mount in the same area while they're riding it and they survive they incident.
No "Shadow of the colossus"? Or that's for the "X worlds we totally effed up" list?
Also another suggestion - Prince of Persia (2008), but I'm not sure if we left it more messed up, or just reset the "messed up" level.
I was expecting Minecraft to be on the list. Nothing says strip mining, ecosystem destruction, and over-hunting like that game. Not to mention the craters made by TNT and the ransacking of villages!
You mean the craters made by like 600 creepers all around my base because I'm inept at stopping them from exploding before killing them xD
You can replant trees in that game...and cut them down again...and replant them...and so the cycle continues.
2b2t rings a bell
In the PC version, all resources are practically infinite, even within a single map, and you're the only sentient being enjoying it. The villagers don't eat or even need to sleep, they can be kept in a glass box indefinitely for your convenience, and that's practically encouraged. They're coded more like vending machines than NPCs, and that's coming from someone who builds nice villages for them and tries to treat them like people. What im getting at is there is no illusion that you're ruining the environment for other people forever.
Minecraft worlds are big af, so it would take quite a while for you to do it.
Terraria worlds meanwhile...
Well I’ve replayed FFVI recently, and finished today. Spoilers following this point:
So remember when Celes straight up stabbed Kefka on the Floating Continent, causing him to go even more berserk and take all the power. And then he ruined the world and became a god. He destroyed a few towns like Mobliz, let out ancient evils, and all that. I mean, if Celes didn’t stab him, the emperor was just power hungry, and not as insane as Kefka.
And FFVI needs more attention, so if a comments edition comes out I pray for this comment to succeed
Nook: Sells you a luxurious island home for the equivalent of a few thousand dollars total, because bells are supposed to be like yen. Then gives you an interest-free loan with infinite time to repay, and will literally pay you ultimately the entire balance for random junk you pick up off the ground. Basically the most generous home sale and loan ever to exist.
The Internet: What a horrible greedy scam artist!
All Gears of war games come to mind. Whether it be using the hammer of dawn on your own people or filling the hive full of water leaving them no choice but to surface and kill. Always works out well in that universe.
What about How Kippers left his Skyrim world?
Armour and weapons lying all over white run and giant mud crabs, bears and centurions running amock! 😱
Dont forget the rocket boot scorch marks as well!!
I miss Kippers! 😢
So he redistributed the wealth, broke the aristocracy's monopoly on violence (and self-defense), revolutionized transportation, and increased the biodiversity by introducing numerous types of megafauna that had long been thought to be lost!
And the invisible spiders!
who tf is kippers
How about the ending of Greedfall? You spend an entire game making peace between 5 factions with the temperance and competence of small children sharing a lego set, but if you decide it won't fit your character to betray and murder your best friend, EVERYONE DIES. Seriously, the entire world eventually dies of creepy mega-plague, except for the handful of natives that start worshiping you.
What about the glitch world in Slime Rancher? You literally leave it filled to the brim with glitch Tarr.
But whenever you return, it's as good as new.
Pretty much any Minecraft world after several dozen hours.
Once you've stripmined the whole place, exterminated all the local wildlife, then turned the local village into a prison camp for buying all the other things you're missing, all that's left is to blow everything up with TNT. Or better yet, raid the Nether, kill off the local populace, and then summon a Wither in the overworld which proceeds to level everything in sight with its exploding projectile heads.
You don't breed the animals?! And endless supply of resources wasted.
Wait, you mean KK Slider is like the "reward" for the endgame?
GODDAMIT Luke, we told you to stop sending your ideas to game developers!
*Ohh oh meatball*
It's more like the last thing you have to unlock - once K.K. Slider visits, the entire game is now open. When I got him, I still hadn't fully upgraded my house, nor had I filled all ten housing plots, but they and every single other in-game option were now laid bare.
Can happen twice in the RPG Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure, you take out dragon guardians but doom an entire town to a volcano, and you save one person by taking out another guardian but curse an entire town.
Andy: "obliterating an entire town with an atom bomb is carmically speaking pretty much the worst thing you can do"
US-Government: "huh?"
or launching a nuke and wiping out a whole city aka Flagstaff if you choose to nuke Caesar's Legion home city
@@Aristaios ah wiping out the legion... So much fun.
@@michellewilt4479 oh yes most definitely
How about Dragon Quest builders, some times I would build a beautiful, multi leveled city, other times I just built rooms filled with junk to meet the achievements. Plus, you could blast your way through a mountain, leave craters in place of forests, fill in lakes with sand... all kinds of fun.
Or, Stardew Valley, after making millions on the farm, you no longer need to plant crops. Now lets see what I can do to mess with the people in town, like plant trees in their path, or breed slimes in their homes.
I didn't know Mike's nickname was "Angry Knife Tornado".
Really? You must be new here.
Pretty sure Jane is the Angry Knife Tornado, Mike is more of the Radioactive Clouds of Nuclear Annihilation.
@@star2705 True.
3:27 OMG he's wearing an orange Cassidy shirt 😮 that's amazing
Albion in every Fable game.
In 1 you can kill a bunch of good heroes including the master of the guild that trains them, and even become the new host of Jack of Blades himself, essentially dooming the world.
In 2 you can give some criminal warrants to another criminal turning the area into a cesspool for years to come, slaughter a farming town for a cult, and just not develop a couple potential settlements
in 3 you eventually become the ruling monarch allowing for more devastation than ever before. You can spike the kingdom taxes, reinstate child labor, leave a war torn district to rot, lower the budget of the city guards, annex a city from your kingdom and force their citizens into slave labor, fine people for having children, turn an orphanage into a brothel, destroy an ecosystem and ruin a small town by dumping all your sewage into it, allow a notorious crime boss to go free, completely outlaw alcohol, instate a fee for people to use a library, drain a lake to mine the area, help a horde of skin-walker werewolves take over a town, let the economy collapse, NOT build a desert outpost to protect the slaves you annexed earlier, and build a logging outpost condemning the locals to starvation.
What, we're discussing terrible destruction and mayhem in video games, and there's no mention of Sam and Max?
They destroyed the entire west coast of the USA, got Max elected President, and almost brought about the end of the world TWICE. And that's just to name a few.
*Finds a ticking time bomb in their inventory after the intro
Sam: where should I put this bomb where it won't hurt anyone we know or care about?
Max: Throw it out the window. There's no one but strangers out there.
*does so, followed by an explosion
Sam: I hope nobody was on that bus.
At least they got rid of the Soda P***ers. ^^
Also we still have bison out here. People ranch them. Later this week I'm making a shepherd's pie with minced bison as the meat. I guess a pioneer pie or something.
Yeah how did they come back? Is it a different species or something? My history is fuzzy on the Buffalo situation
Brother works on a buffalo farm. They are hardly "docile, trusting" herbivores. Generally, don't approach them unless you know how they will probably react.
@@narcspector They never went extinct. Their numbers got reduced to something like 1% of what the millions they used to be, but that's about as bad as it got.
I am watching this solely to confirm that YOU PUT UNDERTALE IN HERE.
Yeah, there’s a happy ending, but you can’t even get that till you complete it as a still sad ending, and there are countless endings that that are just absolutely messed up.
15:25 Wow. Look at that PS2 shit-eating grin. Pure artistry. PERFECTion. The crudely-rendered essence of eating shit.
Dont forget bloodborne
Where you kill Rom, a boss who was hiding the blood moon and giant mind fraying great ones all around the city thus driving any sane person left mad. Then you find Ebreietas. A nice passive great one just harmlessly mourning rom you know that same boss you killed. Who youll inevitable kill just to see whatll happen and use the alter of rom to revive a vampire queen after she was mulched by a zealot you led right to her. Oh and he killed himself already. Thinking hed finished his mentors lifes work and that noone would be...SUCH a DICK
Yharnam was already fucked by the time you get there. And Ebrietas wasn't grieving Rom, Ebrietas was held there by the Church and was the source of the old blood that caused Yharnam's citizens to turn into beasts. I'm not sure why you'd make the connection she was grieving Rom. Rom wasn't even a proper old god and used to be human.
Yes Rom was protecting the town from the unfathomable space horrors and the Mensis cultists, but unless you kill her things will just stay the way they are forever; and endless night of fangs and wailing.
You didn't make THE bad choice when you killed kind and unthreatening Rom, you made A bad choice when there were no good ones. It's like the Yharnamite Girl quest or even the game's endings: inaction is probably the best of the outcomes, but it's not a good outcome by any means.
I agree Yharnam was practically already doomed by the time you arrive, but by Killing Rom you do just make things a whole lot worse than it already was! Also I must say Bloodborne is my favorite game of all time, so thank you for throwing this comment out there
Oh god - let's not forget the disarmingly-titled "Spec Ops - The LIne" which pulled you in with a heroic mission, sandy gunfights and rock n' roll, before turning straight-up Heart of Darkness. First questioning your own perception, then deepening your character's psychosis, pitching your own teammates against you, and tricking you into bombing civilians en masse. The worse of the two endings sees you supplanting the semi-mythical antagonist Konrad/Kurtz, and murdering a company of your own American countrymen.
"Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai"
Fable 2 is also a good example. You can leave the world in a ruined state of poverty and be so heinous that the entire populous runs screaming in chaotic terror at the site of you. Its surprisingly easy to do also.
"...well-dressed ham mountain, Wilson Fisk..."
Well played...*very* well played.