Dead Space 2 did this. Elevator sections were used to disguise loading screens between areas, but in one of them they drop a monster on your head whilst you're cruising on up to the next part of the game.
"Thank you, Mario. But our Princess is in another castle." Not exactly a safety thing, but that line did make me feel a false sense of security and triumph 7 damned times!
@@MsWatismyname In the DQ monsters games I'd actually look for Mimics. Why? they're usually the strongest monsters in the level and you can still recruit them like the others.
What you failed to mention regarding Karateka Is that when you are in your standing/running stance, the one you need to use for the princess, it only takes a single hit to kill you. So you go through the whole game avoiding it just to be safe (made worse because the attack birds from later fights can fly at you at any point just as you are about to exit a fight area, so you generally maintain your attack stance right through the door). So the whole game trains you one way, just to screw you over with it at the very end.
Best part is that it gives you an achievement worth 1 point for killing him then you get another one for 49 points for killing his undead form. So satisfying haha
Hitman: Blood Money. The mission Requiem. I already accepted that 47 was dead and this was a legit funeral (due to the credits rolling) but then I realized that he was still alive and would be cremated alive if I didn't start pressing buttons. Not to mention that the bad guy and his armed henchman are the only attendees at the funeral and they are not too happy to see the infamous clone assassin rise from his grave.
Lillie in Pokémon SM. "Ugh this spoiled princess-looking brat is glaring at me from the stock art like she hates everything about me before I've even started and I have to deal with her following me around..." was my initial perception. By the end however I was telling the screen to manifest Lillie in the real world so I could legally adopt her as my daughter.
Princess Rayfa in Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice. Incredibly spoiled brat who believes she's right about everything, (supported by the fact that everyone in Khura'in believes that, too) but after she's proven wrong by Phoenix, genuinely begins to examine her own actions and works to better herself and become a better leader.
Pod 042 and Pod 153 from Nier Automata. They barely qualify as characters at the start of the game, but by the end they were some of the best I've ever seen.
I can't believe Andy wrote an entire script just so he could put in one line from a terrible 20 year old point and click adventure that's somewhat similar to that one line in that film. Never change, Andy. Never change.
Really? No Dishonored? You rescue Emily, stop the men who framed you. Everything is hunky dory and... Oh Goddamnit, Havelock and Pendleton betray you, kill most of your cohorts and Emily is kidnapped... Again.
i wonder what will arkane studios do in the future after the ending of death to the outsider. they hinted at corvo's sister in ds2, but they could also make a game about young sokolov exploring the continent
In the Borderlands DLC The Zombie Island of Doctor Ned (who is TOTALLY a new character and not some reskinned character from the main game with a mustache) the programmers give you the ol' bait and switch. Kill human Dr Ned and the credits start rolling. A couple of seconds into the credits and Zombie Ned tears through them like a certain character from The Shining. There is even a trophy/achievement for this point.
That's a good tip for Karateka. It's a mirror of the mistake EVERYONE makes at the beginning when you run toward the first enemy without being in fighting stance and get instantly owned. (Moving forward in Fighting Stance is painfully slow, so how and when to switch between Fighting and... Running Stances is important.)
I'll admit that I'm an odd case of not liking the spoiler warnings, because the spoiler warning itself spoils the video by telling me what games they're going to talk about......
just suck it up. almost no one cares about having the actual video spoiled over potentially being given cause NOT to play an entire game because they'll know what happens.
Dark Souls 3 The moment you were so glad you've defeated Father Ariandel and Sister Friede, surely Friede won't get back up to utterly destroy you....oh....
Super Smash Bros. credits. You think the game is over, but then you get to shoot people's names instead of just sitting there and watching the credits scroll by.
Props to the editor of this video. Not only did you place the cue cards in different places, but they were about things that were completely different form what Andy was talking about! Perfectly in line with the theme of the video and a wonderful trolling of Andy.
Like that one time in skyrim when you are at the last 1 hit point after killing a dragon and are satiating your appetite for dragon souls when suddenly an aptly named creature called the troll appears, kills you and congratulations you're back in the cart with Stormcloaks, because you forgot to save.
The post credits battle in Halo:Reach was pretty unexpected. You finished the game, you’re drinking a cola waiting for the credits to end to see the little scene that’s always at the end and BAM! Suddenly there you are and you get to fight until you die! Which happens depressingly fast if you didn’t expect there to suddenly be a playable fight coming up and the controller has gone to sleep.
For me, it was every five minutes during the Proving in Horizon Zero Dawn. You killed a Grazer? BAM! You've got to do it again. You get your trophy, again? BAM! You have to sprint down the mountain and not die. You win the Proving? BAM! You're fighting cultists. You kill those guys? BAM! Have fun dealing with a machine gun. You finally beat them, again? BAM! You get punched right in the feels and you also get blown up/pushed down a mountain. It's basically an entire day of Aloy getting kicked back down just when you think she's finally getting back up.
I can remember Hitman doing it at least twice: In Hitman: Blood Money between missions you hang out in a cellar secluded and safe enough to allow you to practice target shooting. But it all ends up with breach team storming into your door and Diana betraying you. And earlier, in Hitman: Contracts cutscenes you were in a serene hotel, peacefully bleeding all over the room, only to find out that you're being raided by a local police and now you have to Leon your way through SWAT teams ready to shoot on sight.
Jane probably felt safe before Andy said, let's do a Norse mythology quiz. Also Luke probably felt quite safe too, about 10-20 minutes before the first Ellening... moral of the story, you can never feel safe when OxBoxTra do quizzes!
The one that stands out for me would be from Dead Space 1, every time you have an encounter with the doctor he gives an extended speech, you run into him twice, he gives his speech he leaves nothing happens, but the third time you run into him the regenerator sneaks up on you at some point during his speech, at least with my playthrough on it right when the doctor finished his speech as if it was a pre-scripted event the regenerator suddenly grabbed me from behind out of nowhere
The Colossus of Rhodes was estimated to be 33 meters tall, meaning that his feet would be about 4.3 meters long (given that he had a proportionally sized body). 4.3 meter long feet would actually be about size 484, not size 114 as Jane suggested (which would be 1.1686 meters long).
Is no one else going to acknowledge Mike’s brilliant rhyming skills? “you could sit back, relax, and enjoy the satisfying sound of the results screen toting up your stats”
Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC. You're all set for a nice dinner with Joker, then bam! There's people shooting at you, no explanation, and Shepard forgot his/her grenade launcher on the Normandy.
In Republic Comandos at the end of the genosis level i was so glad to have finished it that i didnt hear them say to stay away from the exploding door. What followed was being blown up and sent back to redo the fight with an entire room of battle droids
How about in the Ashes of Ariendel DLC from Dark Souls 3? The Sister Friede boss fight starts with a 1v1 against Friede herself. Then, a gank battle where Friede gets back up and the giant Father Ariendel joins her in the battle. Then, after you beat the two of them, you're rewarded a titanite slab, a high tier item. And since you have only ever recieved items after defeating a boss, you relax, thinking you've won. That's when Sister Freide gets up again and powers up again, leaving to one of the hardest fights in the series.
Destiny: The Taken King. The "Lost to Light" level. There were a number of people that went back to orbit after getting the fake end mission, or after setting their controller down to grab a drink they were told to "RUN!!!".
The feels. I remember beating Donkey Kong with my older cousin. I got hit but he fittingly delivered the final hit as DK. We watched those credits confused and then he got hit when K. Rool got back up. Laughed it off and beat him for real next time. Good times.
Karatey-kah? Not karate-ka? Like... in Japanese, a karateka is a person practicing karate, pronounced pretty much exactly like Jane specifically says it's not pronounced. I'm so confused now
Dead Space - slay mountains of necromophs only to get jumped by mountains of necromophs. It never ends... It can only be mitigated by rule #1: stomp even corpse you see.
The first time I played Resident Evil 4, I never set my controller down during cutscenes. Because I had enough common sense to realise I could run into a QTE at any moment.
How about Red Dead Redemption? You think you've redeemed yourself and gotten your family back, but.... well......... You alright, Andy? And is that Ellen I hear in the background?
Brandon Roberts and then, you think you missed an important mission to be able to get your revenge as jack, so you go back to another save, but then you realize you didn’t miss anything, and jacks revenge is a side mission, so you have to watch johns death twice! No? Just me? Okay...
The apartment hauntings in Silent Hill 4 really make you feel unsafe after the first half of the game. You get so used to the safety of your apartment during the game that realizing that you're no longer safe after the first haunting is terrifying.
Donkey Kong Country was one of the games I loved when I was a kid. Back then I was playing it in our family's computer, not knowing what the title of the game was, nor the fact that I was playing it on an emulator. When our computer got reformatted, the game was gone since backing up games wasn't something child me knew about. After that, I scoured the internet for Donkey Kong games, only to be disappointed. Who knew that almost 20 years later, I would get to know the name of the game I loved, as well as it's original platform. Thanks OX team, for filling the gaping hole in my childhood :)
here's a chest. *opens chest* oh, an item. hey look! another chest! *opens chest and get's munched on* ahm... ok... shit... another chest... hang on, how do you spot a mimic? oh, the chain. after a couple of tries i have become the master in spotting chains.
Nah, Dark Souls game mechanic actually allows you to go afk anywhere, as long as you not aggroed anything, enemies usually stands on their spots all day
RUclips Politician reminds me of this one time in one of the Pokémon Colosseum games where you're working your way through a dungeon, see the first save point in a while, mince your way towards it, and suddenly get accosted by a foe who jumps out at you just BEFORE the save point.
Do 10 surprise bosses. It's filled with moments where you're expecting to fighting one boss but get caught off guard and fight something completely different. Examples: Akuma, Koopa Jr., and Dr. Coyle.
I was going to name any one of the 6 bosses from Dark Souls 3 that have multiple phases with a health bar for each one but I couldn't decide which one. Though phase 3 Sister Friede, Soul of Cinder and the Demon Prince fight come to mind thanks to the fact that there's no cutscene to indicate another phase for those fights after depleting the health bar all the way.
So, there is a game called Resident Evil, and i play as Jill Valentine. Voice acting is awful, there is zombies everythere. And worst part - after i have been saved by cool guy Barry from being crushed. And i think i were save - boom Barry tell this horrible joke about Jill Sandwich. I was mentally scarred for life.
In Megaman Zero for GBA most boss fights end with the boss exploding or running away, like every megaman game created up to that point. So, when 18 year old me who'd been conditioned through over a decade of megaman games fought Phantom in the boss rush in Megaman Zero for the first time I didn't expect him to take me with him in a Kamikaze attack when he lost, especially since Harpuia, Fefnir, and Leviathan all don't have such dedication to the cause.
Karateka you didn't just have to stand straight, you have to bow 3 times minimum as well. Something that only does anything on the first screen (the guy will bow back to you, none of the others will).
Death Duel for the Sega Genesis was the one the game that really got me. First person perspective scrolling shooter where you face enemies one at a time as mechs with exchangeable weapons and walls that can be destroyed being the only thing between you. At the end of each fight the score would ring up but during the last fight while the score was ringing up the seemingly exploded opponent opens up to reveal a hidden one shot one kill rocket launcher. If you don't kill him before he shoots it you're dead. I remember being 7 and it taking me forever to get good enough to make it to the last battle only to be blown up by that cheap shot. Pretty good game too.
There's a Borderlands DLC I don't know what it's called but at the start the villain falls down the stairs and dies, you laugh and watch the credits roll. Then he rips the credits in half as a hulk-thing and THEN you fight him. And it's hard.
For sort of the reverse of this, a time I thought I was in danger, but was actually totally safe: In Skullmonkeys (the console sequel to Neverhood), there's a bonus level where you're just running around collecting powerups, sort of like the hidden pipe areas full of coins in Super Mario Brothers. The music is soft and gentle, with a singer even going so far as to tell you "you're safe, there are no monsters here." And then suddenly the music shifts to what sounds like boss music with the singer screaming.... for all of about three seconds, and then it returns to normal. Nearly gave me a heart attack.
@@captainspider-chap7247 Perhaps, but I recall once discovering (back in the days when VHS was still big) that Pirates of the Caribbean did the end credits thing first; so you never know, maybe some people were looking for end credits scenes even before Marvel EU started
The intro to this video made me realize that Andy really needs to up his facial expression game. Mike & Jane are powerhouses in the Out Of Context Freeze Frame department, while Andy usually just lulls around in the "Beard" or "Less Beard" zone. Time to step out of your comfort zone, Mr. Farrant!
We're not gonna talk about that moment in Bayonetta where after sending God through the solar system to crash into the sun I'm just sitting there watching the credits roll thinking "well alrighty I guess that's it then" only to be thrown back in, barreling towards earth no less, destroying the remaining shell of Jubileus? Not to mention when the Lets Dance Boys theme rolls, where you revisit certain fights throughout the remainder of the credits? Yeah that was definitely a "where the hell did I put my controller?!" moment. I also think an honorable mention would be the cutscenes from this game where you had a button prompt that may or may not instant kill you. Yep, that was a hoot and a half.
And right at the end of this video Andy thought he was safe to position his hand to show the reccomended videos placed vertically, but was betrayed by the editor who decided to put them horizontaly. Well played editor, well played.
I will always remember feeling super safe and like I could finally breath again whenever I would get to a Workbench/Store room in Dead Space 1.. That was until that one workbench late in the game when as soon as you leave the bench you are greeted from behind by a savage Necromorph.. I will never forget that terror..
Another one: in Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, you fight an optional secret boss called Paranoia which is a jester who keeps going inside the mirrors in the room and shooting beams at you. However, once you won this somewhat easy boss fight, you go to the next room, expecting some rewards, but what you get instead is the same boss again, except now he's 5 times the human size and noticeably harder to beat.
How about Alien: Isolation? You spent the entire game avoiding xenomorphs, and you think they all died with Sevastopol, but guess who happens to have made its way onto the Torrens? Instead of some happy ending where you go home, you have to drift off into space. By the way, when is Andy going to play it?
I never got that far. Game scares me too much. Hard even on the easiest setting, Alien found me in a locker and I was quiet. All these lockers and it choose mine? Does it have X-Ray vision?
sssh. it can sense fear. if i play Alien Isolation, i fear i'm going to have a fucking heart attack. i don't take getting startled very well, especially in a tense situation. way too jumpy. knocks on my door will startle me.
Silent Hill 4 is a good example of this. The first half of the game, Henry’s apartment is totally safe and even heals you for the first half. Then all of sudden, bam it gets haunted with a bunch of curses. And, you still need to go there to store items and save.
Ever hered of an obscure game on the NES called "monster in my pocet"? At the end of the game, after you deteted the villain the hero sits down infront of a tv to watch the credits roll, when the villain appere in the tv and start shuting fire balls att you. I am shore not many that playd in in 92 expacted that, then again I am shore not many actaly playd it in 92 or at any time really.
In Silent Hill 4, you're trapped in your apartment and the only way to go "out" is a portal to a creepy reality with Ghosts and Monsters in your typical Survival Horror way. Everytime you return to your Room, your health restore automaticly and you can organize your inventory. However, after the fisrt half of the game, the Ghosts from the Other World can invade your room and even kill you, unlees you use specific items to cast them out.
Are we not going to talk about Lost Planet 2 with the cutscene prompts that only happen when you don’t expect them? The first time it happens and then never again until the last few cutscenes? Or perhaps the unexpected escape scene at the end of Dead Space?
Did you guys forget about Solomon Grundy in Batman: Arkham City? After beating his first two stages, Solomon Grundy falls. The game then gives you a button promt to "Finish Grundy" and even goes far enough to give you an achievement. But at the last moment, Solomon Grundy wakes up, grabs you and initates a final even harder stage. It's completely bamboozling.
How did it find me? Out of all these lockers, it chose mine? Is the option to turn bedroom awareness off (like my cat playing with his squeaky toy) just a placebo that does nothing?
Ori and the blind forest. The water tree (first "temple"). When you finally free the tree, it cuts to what seems like a cinematic. My friend was playing and got to this point, and set the controller down. He was taking a drink when Ori died.
Dead Space 2 did this. Elevator sections were used to disguise loading screens between areas, but in one of them they drop a monster on your head whilst you're cruising on up to the next part of the game.
Going to the top of the temple...
Dead space one did it with the one upgrade bench. Had the thing right behind you as soon as you left the table
@@christiedt4999 you had to remind me...
I almost died that day.
@@christiedt4999 This moment was what came to my mind when I read the title of this video. Odd it wasn't here.
“You make continental drift look urgent” is officially my new favorite insult. 😂
"Thank you, Mario. But our Princess is in another castle."
Not exactly a safety thing, but that line did make me feel a false sense of security and triumph 7 damned times!
Well, to be fair, to do a proper job of liberating the Mushroom Kingdom you'd have to deal with _all_ the castles.
Did you notice toad is flipping the bird at you
Oh look, a chest! Full of nice loot that I deserve after a long hard struggle. Just gonna get that nice loot... Oh...It ate me. The chest ate me.
Dragon Quest. Definitly not Dark Souls.
@@MsWatismyname In the DQ monsters games I'd actually look for Mimics. Why? they're usually the strongest monsters in the level and you can still recruit them like the others.
@@marhawkman303 and in the others they drop the best loot. Seeds and stuff
@@MsWatismyname YUM! :D
Final Fantasy?
You missed missed out on an opportunity to add a surprise eighth entry after the outro.
Nick M-S ooh, good call.
I think we would have guessed it from the remaining length of the vedio after the outro
Pasandeeda Chesti
Coulda cut the outro straight into another entry, then you wouldn’t expect it so easily.
oh no opportunities
What you failed to mention regarding Karateka Is that when you are in your standing/running stance, the one you need to use for the princess, it only takes a single hit to kill you. So you go through the whole game avoiding it just to be safe (made worse because the attack birds from later fights can fly at you at any point just as you are about to exit a fight area, so you generally maintain your attack stance right through the door). So the whole game trains you one way, just to screw you over with it at the very end.
Right after you defeat Dr Ned in Borderlands.... enjoying the credits, having a nice time. Then BAM! Undead Ned in your face.
*_iTs NoT oVeR yET_*
Caitlin RC then it's Red Ned Redemption
Was thinking the same thing, but you beat me to it.
Undead Ned sounds like something that would be the zombie mode DLC where Ned is the final boss
Best part is that it gives you an achievement worth 1 point for killing him then you get another one for 49 points for killing his undead form. So satisfying haha
Hitman: Blood Money. The mission Requiem. I already accepted that 47 was dead and this was a legit funeral (due to the credits rolling) but then I realized that he was still alive and would be cremated alive if I didn't start pressing buttons. Not to mention that the bad guy and his armed henchman are the only attendees at the funeral and they are not too happy to see the infamous clone assassin rise from his grave.
"7 Characters we didn't expect to warm up to but I'll be damned, we did"
daafaev15 Fi in Skyward Sword
s76trombone nice suggestion. I'm currently warming up to Atreus in God Of War.
Lillie in Pokémon SM. "Ugh this spoiled princess-looking brat is glaring at me from the stock art like she hates everything about me before I've even started and I have to deal with her following me around..." was my initial perception. By the end however I was telling the screen to manifest Lillie in the real world so I could legally adopt her as my daughter.
Princess Rayfa in Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice. Incredibly spoiled brat who believes she's right about everything, (supported by the fact that everyone in Khura'in believes that, too) but after she's proven wrong by Phoenix, genuinely begins to examine her own actions and works to better herself and become a better leader.
Pod 042 and Pod 153 from Nier Automata. They barely qualify as characters at the start of the game, but by the end they were some of the best I've ever seen.
“I don’t feel too well”
Marvel’s got some questions to answer now.
Yep
When you're outside of the range of Dob's thunder wave but get hit by Prudence's elderich blast :/
Max Littlewood so.....all the time, then?
Brent Dreher Well when she rolls an honest 17
I can't believe Andy wrote an entire script just so he could put in one line from a terrible 20 year old point and click adventure that's somewhat similar to that one line in that film.
Never change, Andy. Never change.
You forgot the Colossus of Rhodes's most devastating move is that you can't look up without discovering ancient Greeks didn't wear underwear.
Before you started featuring it on your list videos I genuinely spent years half-convinced that "Hopkins FBI" was a weird dream I'd had.
Really? No Dishonored? You rescue Emily, stop the men who framed you. Everything is hunky dory and... Oh Goddamnit, Havelock and Pendleton betray you, kill most of your cohorts and Emily is kidnapped... Again.
You can never be safe from Outsider's deep and dark as ocean, beautiful eyes.
i wonder what will arkane studios do in the future after the ending of death to the outsider. they hinted at corvo's sister in ds2, but they could also make a game about young sokolov exploring the continent
I'd agree with you except for the fact that it was pretty easy to see coming.
That was such an obvious "twist" that it hardly qualifies.
Derek Mebius shut up and let me get on the show
"The game is over Hopkins. Let's get down to business"
Me: *_"TO DEFEAT THE HUUUUUUUNS"_*
In the Borderlands DLC The Zombie Island of Doctor Ned (who is TOTALLY a new character and not some reskinned character from the main game with a mustache) the programmers give you the ol' bait and switch. Kill human Dr Ned and the credits start rolling. A couple of seconds into the credits and Zombie Ned tears through them like a certain character from The Shining. There is even a trophy/achievement for this point.
That's a good tip for Karateka. It's a mirror of the mistake EVERYONE makes at the beginning when you run toward the first enemy without being in fighting stance and get instantly owned. (Moving forward in Fighting Stance is painfully slow, so how and when to switch between Fighting and... Running Stances is important.)
Thank you for putting the spoiler warning at the front. 10/10
Yeah, God forbid they spoil Hopkins FBI!!
Tyler Powell or Doom. What a plot twist that was!
I'll admit that I'm an odd case of not liking the spoiler warnings, because the spoiler warning itself spoils the video by telling me what games they're going to talk about......
just suck it up. almost no one cares about having the actual video spoiled over potentially being given cause NOT to play an entire game because they'll know what happens.
Dark Souls 3
The moment you were so glad you've defeated Father Ariandel and Sister Friede, surely Friede won't get back up to utterly destroy you....oh....
Kid Icarus: Uprising pulling the same interrupted credits trick after defeating Medusa.
The resident evil 4 one never got me, I was always like "it's too quiet..."
Super Smash Bros. credits. You think the game is over, but then you get to shoot people's names instead of just sitting there and watching the credits scroll by.
Props to the editor of this video. Not only did you place the cue cards in different places, but they were about things that were completely different form what Andy was talking about! Perfectly in line with the theme of the video and a wonderful trolling of Andy.
Like that one time in skyrim when you are at the last 1 hit point after killing a dragon and are satiating your appetite for dragon souls when suddenly an aptly named creature called the troll appears, kills you and congratulations you're back in the cart with Stormcloaks, because you forgot to save.
It's usually a rat or wolf that gets the last hit.
Bernie: 'I don't feel so good'
*Fades away*
*Hopkins relaxes in a country cottage*
The post credits battle in Halo:Reach was pretty unexpected. You finished the game, you’re drinking a cola waiting for the credits to end to see the little scene that’s always at the end and BAM! Suddenly there you are and you get to fight until you die! Which happens depressingly fast if you didn’t expect there to suddenly be a playable fight coming up and the controller has gone to sleep.
How about the end of Borderlands 1 DLC Zombie Island of Dr. Ned? The credits roll and Dr. Ned slashes through them like a machete through jungle vines
I don't think you can call it a 'Spoiler' in Karateka's case, unless you call digging up a pharaoh's tomb a 'spoiler' on who was in there.
It's always a pleasure to see someone talk about Hopkins FBI. What a... what a game. XD
It's like a disturbed persons weird sketchbook doodles; The game.
TheGlitched64Reads strange even for 1998.
Mike: "Garcia.."
Me under my breath: f*cking
Mike: "..Hotspur spends the entirety....."
For me, it was every five minutes during the Proving in Horizon Zero Dawn. You killed a Grazer? BAM! You've got to do it again. You get your trophy, again? BAM! You have to sprint down the mountain and not die. You win the Proving? BAM! You're fighting cultists. You kill those guys? BAM! Have fun dealing with a machine gun. You finally beat them, again? BAM! You get punched right in the feels and you also get blown up/pushed down a mountain.
It's basically an entire day of Aloy getting kicked back down just when you think she's finally getting back up.
I know, right?!
Mandy agrees with Maria R and Maria S
I can remember Hitman doing it at least twice:
In Hitman: Blood Money between missions you hang out in a cellar secluded and safe enough to allow you to practice target shooting. But it all ends up with breach team storming into your door and Diana betraying you.
And earlier, in Hitman: Contracts cutscenes you were in a serene hotel, peacefully bleeding all over the room, only to find out that you're being raided by a local police and now you have to Leon your way through SWAT teams ready to shoot on sight.
Jane probably felt safe before Andy said, let's do a Norse mythology quiz. Also Luke probably felt quite safe too, about 10-20 minutes before the first Ellening... moral of the story, you can never feel safe when OxBoxTra do quizzes!
The one that stands out for me would be from Dead Space 1, every time you have an encounter with the doctor he gives an extended speech, you run into him twice, he gives his speech he leaves nothing happens, but the third time you run into him the regenerator sneaks up on you at some point during his speech, at least with my playthrough on it right when the doctor finished his speech as if it was a pre-scripted event the regenerator suddenly grabbed me from behind out of nowhere
The Colossus of Rhodes was estimated to be 33 meters tall, meaning that his feet would be about 4.3 meters long (given that he had a proportionally sized body). 4.3 meter long feet would actually be about size 484, not size 114 as Jane suggested (which would be 1.1686 meters long).
Jared Parkes dang you smart
Right, but the Colossus enemy in SC 3 isn't that large. I'd guess it's around 1/5th the size of the original.
Is no one else going to acknowledge Mike’s brilliant rhyming skills? “you could sit back, relax, and enjoy the satisfying sound of the results screen toting up your stats”
Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC. You're all set for a nice dinner with Joker, then bam! There's people shooting at you, no explanation, and Shepard forgot his/her grenade launcher on the Normandy.
In Republic Comandos at the end of the genosis level i was so glad to have finished it that i didnt hear them say to stay away from the exploding door. What followed was being blown up and sent back to redo the fight with an entire room of battle droids
How about in the Ashes of Ariendel DLC from Dark Souls 3? The Sister Friede boss fight starts with a 1v1 against Friede herself. Then, a gank battle where Friede gets back up and the giant Father Ariendel joins her in the battle. Then, after you beat the two of them, you're rewarded a titanite slab, a high tier item. And since you have only ever recieved items after defeating a boss, you relax, thinking you've won. That's when Sister Freide gets up again and powers up again, leaving to one of the hardest fights in the series.
my thoughts exactly.
"THAT ISN'T EVEN MY FINAL PHASE"
The one benefit of my severe paranoia is that I never feel truly safe, so these false safety moments have never taken me by surprise.
Destiny: The Taken King. The "Lost to Light" level. There were a number of people that went back to orbit after getting the fake end mission, or after setting their controller down to grab a drink they were told to "RUN!!!".
The feels. I remember beating Donkey Kong with my older cousin. I got hit but he fittingly delivered the final hit as DK. We watched those credits confused and then he got hit when K. Rool got back up. Laughed it off and beat him for real next time. Good times.
The elevator filled with stealth enemies in Metal Gear Solid
Karatey-kah? Not karate-ka? Like... in Japanese, a karateka is a person practicing karate, pronounced pretty much exactly like Jane specifically says it's not pronounced. I'm so confused now
Was just about to say this...not sure where she got this info
Also the reason Akuma is used in 2 different games is because Akuma is just the name of evil fiery spirit and it’s what Satan is called in Japanese.
Karius7 I am Japanese and that’s not right ぼくわにほんごでそれわあってない
@@anarctickiwi says he's Japanese and proceeds to write Japanese incorrectly...
You betrayed me, Andy! I thought I was safe with your video recommendations at the end but they were wrong!!!
Roonco SP they don't appear where he point! They appeared at the wrong side! We're fooled!
Dead Space - slay mountains of necromorphs only to get jumped by your long lost girlfriend turned necromorph
Well actually she was a hallucination
Well, the first letter of each chapter spells out the truth long before the reveal.
@@michaelmorton5698 N I C O L E I S D E A D
Dead Space - slay mountains of necromophs only to get jumped by mountains of necromophs. It never ends...
It can only be mitigated by rule #1: stomp even corpse you see.
First mistake you make in Resident Evil 4 is ever putting down the controller. Those quick-time events out of the blue can get you!!
The first time I played Resident Evil 4, I never set my controller down during cutscenes. Because I had enough common sense to realise I could run into a QTE at any moment.
How about Red Dead Redemption? You think you've redeemed yourself and gotten your family back, but.... well.........
You alright, Andy? And is that Ellen I hear in the background?
Brandon Roberts and then, you think you missed an important mission to be able to get your revenge as jack, so you go back to another save, but then you realize you didn’t miss anything, and jacks revenge is a side mission, so you have to watch johns death twice!
No? Just me?
Okay...
Feels strange seeing a Playstation Trophy on this channel.
It's called out side xbox for a reason
Far Cry 5
“And pour from the vials...the wrath of God upon the earth!”
Krispyshots
John told you to just say Yes
The apartment hauntings in Silent Hill 4 really make you feel unsafe after the first half of the game. You get so used to the safety of your apartment during the game that realizing that you're no longer safe after the first haunting is terrifying.
I'm sorry. We're you guys NOT watching these videos exclusively for Mike's weird facial expressions? I thought that was the idea for this channel.
Donkey Kong Country was one of the games I loved when I was a kid. Back then I was playing it in our family's computer, not knowing what the title of the game was, nor the fact that I was playing it on an emulator. When our computer got reformatted, the game was gone since backing up games wasn't something child me knew about. After that, I scoured the internet for Donkey Kong games, only to be disappointed. Who knew that almost 20 years later, I would get to know the name of the game I loved, as well as it's original platform. Thanks OX team, for filling the gaping hole in my childhood :)
Just gonna say Dragon Age Inquisition's quest "in your heart shall burn" It may have been early on in the game but it still fits the list
I love when you talk about Soul Caliber, its such an underrated series
Mimics in Dark Souls.
here's a chest. *opens chest* oh, an item.
hey look! another chest! *opens chest and get's munched on* ahm... ok...
shit... another chest... hang on, how do you spot a mimic? oh, the chain.
after a couple of tries i have become the master in spotting chains.
Mimics anywhere, honestly.
well, you never really feel save in dark souls in the first place, so....
Nah, Dark Souls game mechanic actually allows you to go afk anywhere, as long as you not aggroed anything, enemies usually stands on their spots all day
after killing the old lady in ds3 thinking you would be fine
I love these lists. They make me so happy when they come out
Please have Nemesis from resident evil 3 on here. He’s the only entity I can think of that has violated the sanctity of a save room.
RUclips Politician reminds me of this one time in one of the Pokémon Colosseum games where you're working your way through a dungeon, see the first save point in a while, mince your way towards it, and suddenly get accosted by a foe who jumps out at you just BEFORE the save point.
He never actually did. In Resident Evil 2, a pair of zombies do if you open a certain door past the wrecked helicopter.
Do 10 surprise bosses. It's filled with moments where you're expecting to fighting one boss but get caught off guard and fight something completely different.
Examples: Akuma, Koopa Jr., and Dr. Coyle.
What about that time I thought I was safe from the End Card sequence being out of sync with what's actually shown on screen? :D
Thank you for giving shout out to one of the greatest underrated games that ever existed, Shadows of the Damned. Hopefully somebody reboots it.
The only Pirate King I acknowledge is Elizabeth Swann
'Ello, poppet!
*raises a glass to the King of the South China Seas*
Aye 🍻
I was going to name any one of the 6 bosses from Dark Souls 3 that have multiple phases with a health bar for each one but I couldn't decide which one. Though phase 3 Sister Friede, Soul of Cinder and the Demon Prince fight come to mind thanks to the fact that there's no cutscene to indicate another phase for those fights after depleting the health bar all the way.
Damn it Andy I thought I was safe!
I haven't thought of Kareteka in decades. Thank you for the nostalgia... without the urge to break my joystick.
So, there is a game called Resident Evil, and i play as Jill Valentine. Voice acting is awful, there is zombies everythere. And worst part - after i have been saved by cool guy Barry from being crushed. And i think i were save - boom Barry tell this horrible joke about Jill Sandwich. I was mentally scarred for life.
In Megaman Zero for GBA most boss fights end with the boss exploding or running away, like every megaman game created up to that point. So, when 18 year old me who'd been conditioned through over a decade of megaman games fought Phantom in the boss rush in Megaman Zero for the first time I didn't expect him to take me with him in a Kamikaze attack when he lost, especially since Harpuia, Fefnir, and Leviathan all don't have such dedication to the cause.
ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT THE RESIDENT EVIL 2 REMAKE WHEN MR. X CAN JUST COME IN THE MAIN HALL?????
This is a year old video my guy
In Kid Icarus uprising, Hades literally tears down the credits after think the game is over
Andy thinks he's safe pointing to the normal places at the end, but the editor has betrayed him! I wonder who it could be *cough ireckonellen cough*
Karateka you didn't just have to stand straight, you have to bow 3 times minimum as well. Something that only does anything on the first screen (the guy will bow back to you, none of the others will).
If I'm king, I would live on a pirate ship. It will be an awesome pirate palace ship. That's right a palace on top of a giant pirate ship
Why not a flying pirate ship on top of a palace?
ᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟ ᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟᅟ no you would want a giant palace on top of a giant flying pirate ship
That sounds majestic!
l1233799 that's not kingly then, it's GODLIKE!
Also the entire thing has to be in space, because the entire galaxy is your dominion. Hey, go big or go home, right?
Death Duel for the Sega Genesis was the one the game that really got me. First person perspective scrolling shooter where you face enemies one at a time as mechs with exchangeable weapons and walls that can be destroyed being the only thing between you.
At the end of each fight the score would ring up but during the last fight while the score was ringing up the seemingly exploded opponent opens up to reveal a hidden one shot one kill rocket launcher. If you don't kill him before he shoots it you're dead.
I remember being 7 and it taking me forever to get good enough to make it to the last battle only to be blown up by that cheap shot. Pretty good game too.
There's a Borderlands DLC I don't know what it's called but at the start the villain falls down the stairs and dies, you laugh and watch the credits roll. Then he rips the credits in half as a hulk-thing and THEN you fight him. And it's hard.
Ths Zombie Island of Doctor Ned...who is TOTALLY not a reskinned Doctor Zed with a mustache.
@@michaelmorton5698 maybe it’s his unknown twin lol
For sort of the reverse of this, a time I thought I was in danger, but was actually totally safe: In Skullmonkeys (the console sequel to Neverhood), there's a bonus level where you're just running around collecting powerups, sort of like the hidden pipe areas full of coins in Super Mario Brothers. The music is soft and gentle, with a singer even going so far as to tell you "you're safe, there are no monsters here." And then suddenly the music shifts to what sounds like boss music with the singer screaming.... for all of about three seconds, and then it returns to normal. Nearly gave me a heart attack.
I'm sorry but if you left a marvel film at the credits, that's your fault Mike.
yeah they always have a bonus scene which makes it totally worth waiting.
@@willhuey4891
Except for spiderman homecoming, Cpt. America PSA troll
Unless he's still harboring a grudge for not sticking around after Iron Man. He didn't know better then.
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Perhaps, but I recall once discovering (back in the days when VHS was still big) that Pirates of the Caribbean did the end credits thing first; so you never know, maybe some people were looking for end credits scenes even before Marvel EU started
@@ryanalving3785 I did not realize Pirates of the Caribbean had a post-credit scene. Time for a rewatch!
I never thought Karateka would end up in a 'X number of thing...' video. Well played. I feel old.
A rocket launcher is subtle classic Mike.. I'm sure throwing a car at your enemies counts to as subtle? Like in Prototype or War from Darksiders.
The intro to this video made me realize that Andy really needs to up his facial expression game. Mike & Jane are powerhouses in the Out Of Context Freeze Frame department, while Andy usually just lulls around in the "Beard" or "Less Beard" zone. Time to step out of your comfort zone, Mr. Farrant!
Also Dead Space when you "escaped" the giant tentacle after failing to destroy it.
We're not gonna talk about that moment in Bayonetta where after sending God through the solar system to crash into the sun I'm just sitting there watching the credits roll thinking "well alrighty I guess that's it then" only to be thrown back in, barreling towards earth no less, destroying the remaining shell of Jubileus? Not to mention when the Lets Dance Boys theme rolls, where you revisit certain fights throughout the remainder of the credits? Yeah that was definitely a "where the hell did I put my controller?!" moment.
I also think an honorable mention would be the cutscenes from this game where you had a button prompt that may or may not instant kill you. Yep, that was a hoot and a half.
Dragon's Lair 2. After beating the boss, you still have to play out you're happy get away with Daphne.
And right at the end of this video Andy thought he was safe to position his hand to show the reccomended videos placed vertically, but was betrayed by the editor who decided to put them horizontaly.
Well played editor, well played.
I will always remember feeling super safe and like I could finally breath again whenever I would get to a Workbench/Store room in Dead Space 1.. That was until that one workbench late in the game when as soon as you leave the bench you are greeted from behind by a savage Necromorph.. I will never forget that terror..
Anyone else find it odd that they made Mike complain about lizard men? What would Egbert think?
Lizard men who live on pirate ships, no less.
Another one: in Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, you fight an optional secret boss called Paranoia which is a jester who keeps going inside the mirrors in the room and shooting beams at you. However, once you won this somewhat easy boss fight, you go to the next room, expecting some rewards, but what you get instead is the same boss again, except now he's 5 times the human size and noticeably harder to beat.
How about Alien: Isolation? You spent the entire game avoiding xenomorphs, and you think they all died with Sevastopol, but guess who happens to have made its way onto the Torrens? Instead of some happy ending where you go home, you have to drift off into space.
By the way, when is Andy going to play it?
I never got that far. Game scares me too much. Hard even on the easiest setting, Alien found me in a locker and I was quiet. All these lockers and it choose mine? Does it have X-Ray vision?
sssh. it can sense fear.
if i play Alien Isolation, i fear i'm going to have a fucking heart attack. i don't take getting startled very well, especially in a tense situation. way too jumpy. knocks on my door will startle me.
Silent Hill 4 is a good example of this. The first half of the game, Henry’s apartment is totally safe and even heals you for the first half. Then all of sudden, bam it gets haunted with a bunch of curses. And, you still need to go there to store items and save.
Ever hered of an obscure game on the NES called "monster in my pocet"? At the end of the game, after you deteted the villain the hero sits down infront of a tv to watch the credits roll, when the villain appere in the tv and start shuting fire balls att you. I am shore not many that playd in in 92 expacted that, then again I am shore not many actaly playd it in 92 or at any time really.
In Silent Hill 4, you're trapped in your apartment and the only way to go "out" is a portal to a creepy reality with Ghosts and Monsters in your typical Survival Horror way. Everytime you return to your Room, your health restore automaticly and you can organize your inventory. However, after the fisrt half of the game, the Ghosts from the Other World can invade your room and even kill you, unlees you use specific items to cast them out.
Hey Andy, Your lifelong dream came true!
You got through the intro without any mishaps! New record, 0.
Thanks for showing love for Shadows of the Damned! Now that EA is struggling, they might revisit lost titles like this one.
Mr. Hopkins, I don't feel very well...
Are we not going to talk about Lost Planet 2 with the cutscene prompts that only happen when you don’t expect them? The first time it happens and then never again until the last few cutscenes?
Or perhaps the unexpected escape scene at the end of Dead Space?
WHY is gameplay footage TWICE AS LOUD?
Did you guys forget about Solomon Grundy in Batman: Arkham City? After beating his first two stages, Solomon Grundy falls. The game then gives you a button promt to "Finish Grundy" and even goes far enough to give you an achievement. But at the last moment, Solomon Grundy wakes up, grabs you and initates a final even harder stage. It's completely bamboozling.
Every second in a locker in Alien Isolation. Don't breath. Don't look at your sensor. BAM ALIEN FACE IN YOUR FACE.
How did it find me? Out of all these lockers, it chose mine? Is the option to turn bedroom awareness off (like my cat playing with his squeaky toy) just a placebo that does nothing?
Ori and the blind forest. The water tree (first "temple"). When you finally free the tree, it cuts to what seems like a cinematic. My friend was playing and got to this point, and set the controller down. He was taking a drink when Ori died.