0:20 noita 2:59 baulder's gate 3 4:29 metroid dread 5:48 skyrim 7:48 talos principle 9:24 legend of Zelda tears of the kingdom 11:26 castlevania symphony of the night 14:04 roguelords 15:41 outerwilds echoes of the eye 17:37 legend of zelda ripoff lookin thing(hack n slash)
6:12 A much cheaper way for the loop in Skyrim is: 1. get a piece of Fortify Alchemy gear (the more pieces of gear you have, the faster this loop works), put it on 2. brew Fortify Restoration potion 3. remove alchemy gear 4. chug potion 5. put on alchemy gear, brew another fortify restoration potion 6. loop 3, 4, 5 until your fortify restoration potions are as powerful as you want 7. brew a lot of the strong restoration potions and save them so you don't have to do the restoration loop again 8. brew some really strong fortify enchanting and fortify smithing potions 9. chug a smithing potion and improve your gear at the smithing stations 10. chug enchanting potion, enchant an item
@@joelg8004 After you take care of something with one of the 2 girls (the other 2 aren't an option even it does offer you one) then after Day 4, that's when shit hits the fan and it becomes terrifying
@@StellarCosmic1 You may or may not need to keep writing a few more poems and interacting with the girls. But to be completely honest, the first act is literally just getting to know the characters so of course it's going to take time to open up, I'm not quite sure how you can play this game and now at least get interested in the characters at the moment
Kingdoms of Amaleur. If you invest into your blacksmithing and sagecrafting skills, you can turn your character into an elemental, self healing power tank capable of everything in that world before even halfway thru the game.
Supraland. Every time you think you've escaped the boundaries of the game world, you look around, and boom, there's a treasure chest waiting for you. They knew you would try to break it, and rewarded you for doing so.
Hey Falcon, you missed „Hitman: World of Assassination“. The world is litterally your weapon there: The amount of freedom that comes with breaking the game is enormous. From launching objects with explosions into restricted areas to abusing npc routines and do unintended lures; it‘s all in there. Maybe for a Part 2? Agree on „Talos Principle“: Found myself solving some puzzles by breaking them and sneaking extra tools from other rooms in more than once.
Tears of the Kingdom is honestly the weirdest zelda game aside from Link's Awakening where it's a Mario crossover, but this is essentially a Kerbal Space Program crossover to a dungeon crawl exploration game lol
Some personal mentions: Vampire Survivors, there are literal "no move" builds You could build pretty OP personas in P5, but the posibilities in Metaphor Refantazio are endless
Metaphor Re Fantazio with the Merchant archetype. Infinite money, they practically beg you to grind. Same with the Mage passive MP regen allowing you to tackle dungeons in a single day if you grind.
Sounds like Dark Souls for me. Think instead of time it took for me to beat it I instead measure it in how many controllers it took. The answer is 3. 😂
Noita is a mind screw. If you get to the end you die, and probably missed 98% of the game in the process. No joke. It's exactly like that. It will also take about 20 hours to do that.
Sky: Children of the Light, is great and has easter eggs hidden for glitchers to find. However, since it became more popular and downloaded, trolls come on who report fun tricks as mean things and get them patched.
The enchantment thing has been going on since at least Morrowind. I did this back then, and got stuck "flying", until I could get to a place where I could sleep for several in-game weeks. It's honestly the coolest elements of games when you can exploit systems like that, since it's completely unintuitive for most people to think to do that, then when you do it completely opens up whole new ways of playing the games. And Symphony of the night is essentially the defining masterpiece for all Metroidvania's, it's a near perfect game if you like that genre.
The big pharma trick in bravely default is a really fun early game infinite money maker. Paired with auto attack, you can come back later to more gold than you’ll know what to do with.
One thing that's really interesting about Noita from the game dev side of things is that it's got a completely custom game engine because every single thing in the game is a material.
This has nothing to do with the title. Seeing Metroid made me think of it. Have you ever covered Boogerman on the Sega Genesis? One of the funniest games I’ve ever played! Maybe do a video of obscure/odd games and highlight Boogerman. 🤔
@gameranxTV probably the escaping from jail exploit that allows you to equip every item of armour and jewellery at the same time, although you can't go wrong with the /restoration potion/alchemy/enchanting exploit either.
Any Zachtronics game, but Opus Magnum in particular. It is designed to let you do whatever you want to solve each puzzle. So break things to optimize, break things to do it in as small as possible, etc. And the game softly encourages you to try to one up yourself by displaying how well you did to the rest of the world.
First game that comes to mind for me, is The Magic Circle; where you play an alpha tester stuck in an unfinished game world, able to manipulate parts of the game around you to succeed. EDIT: apparently TMC came out the year afrer HnS, but for consoles as well as PCs.
Running around, with 99999 armor boots, only with boots and maybe iconic Dragonborn helmet gives 99999 healing and a metal stick hits 9999999 and traps people souls in to gems. And putting every npc in gems and show them of in your apartment was fun
I think the lucha libre outfit in tears of the Kingdom is more game-breaking than the zonai devices. When upgraded you get a 1.5 attack bonus for using bone weapons. This stacks with the 1.5 attack bonus from food. This is really good for the gibdo fuse item hen you use a bow That shoots multiple arrows. It's even better with the giant boomerang which Not only hits an enemy twice, thrown items do 1.5 * damage. The once you attach moldugas jaw. You have an extremely good early weapon, that's pretty easy to get.
SOTN was one of the few games that I discovered a lot of the secrets myself because I would spend hours checking every pixel and experimenting with stuff because I realized early on how much hidden stuff there was. The hidden meat at the very beginning was a nice homage to games past. But that was the tip of the iceberg of secrets in that game. There was just something about that game that made me want to find all the secrets. Most games can’t hold me captive beyond 40-60 or so hours to complete it and find some hidden stuff. SOTN secrets were like crack for me😂.
I loved doing skips in Metroid Dread.. so much fun getting certain abilities & Power Suits earlier than usual then getting around the environment in different ways was truly a fantastic experience 🎮 🔥🔥
Atelier Ryza is a good example. The series is based around crafting (alchemy), but its fairly easy to exploit to craft items back into themselves repeatedly and basically become a god with all level 999 equipment with the best abilities.
morrowind is the king of this. become megamind by drinking exponentially better potions of fortify intelligence because every time you drink one you get better at making them, then you just make a potion of fortify strength with your genius level intellect to make you a God and one shot the final boss after jumping six miles across the map
12:51 one of the only mainstream content creators, you'll see give this game its proper dues. If you wanna learn the REEEALLY insane stuff, give Dr4gonblitz a look up, this game has some truly ridiculous ways to break it that speedrunners have found 🤣 Fun little easter egg: try wearing the full "Alucart" set, not the Alucard but the fake family heirlooms, once you're wearing the full set check your "Status" in the character screen :)
Tears is not only the best game on this list to break, but feels like it was tailor made to be broken in the best way possible. The only limiting factor is your creativity. Even puzzles can be broken, like the teetering ball ones. Rather than follow the path by wiggling the platform to follow the path, I turned the wife's controller upside down and turned the platform over, then rolled a ball over the back and flipped it into a target like pinball. Turned the infamous 20 minute puzzle into a 30 second solve.
Gears tactics and Mass Effect Andromeda could make the list. With gears I once made an extremely OP character who basically had their grenade every turn and it did crazy damage. Then with Mass Effect Andromeda, you can craft some crazy OP guns. My favorite was the N7 Valkyrie. Make it full auto, give it a recharge core instead of ammo, and convert it to a laser and it literally melted bosses.
You're forgetting the "sneak, quaff invisibility potion, pickpocket to put a paralyzing and poisonous health potion into someone's inventory, then quaff an invisibility potion" hack: You need to have the Poisoned perk. Next, create a Fortify Sneak potion/enchanted item with a ridiculously high sneak buff using the alchemy hack, a bunch of invisibility potions, then create potions with a small healing value, a high paralysis and a high poison value, then put it in a victem's pockets while sneaking. They will immediately drink the potion and be poisoned and paralyzed, meaning they can't detect you and are losing health rapidly, immediately drink another invisibility potion and repeat with the -victim- enemy. The Muffle spell, Muffled Movement and Silence perks, and light armor will make you even more undetectable.
You missed Rogue Genesia, it's still in development but when one of its acheivements is called "Not a bug, just a feature" you know they want you to break it. I have broken it several ways.
A lot of great JRPGs let you power level your party into near godhood and Star Ocean 2 (second story R re release especially) is a fantastic example because of how the abilities in that game work. Feels amazing to basically take the game logic and snap it over your knee like a feeble twig even though obviously, the devs put all those busted abilities in there to begin with. Just a fun and satisfying reward for players who know how to capitalize on the systems!
Wish I still had my old 360. I had an iron sword that was one shotting legendary dragons. I'm one of those who has always had skyrim. Played it since day one. Easily 3000 plus hours into it. Not abusing Skyrims mechanics should be a sin you have to repent for until you meet your maker.
In Dragon Age: Inquisition there was much hype about how OP you could make the Rogue’s in that game, but actually you could make a 2h warrior so OP it could rival any Rogue in damage output! With the right skills, weapon, armour, max strength, accessories, masterworks and of course choosing the Champion specialisation, you can create an unkillable Inquisitor. Even on Nightmare + Trials, you can break the game easily and become untouchable at level seven. With my build, the last time I took any damage was at level 1 on Nightmare + Trials and I’m now at level 23 and he still hasn’t taken any damage whatsoever. Wether BioWare intended it to be that way or not, it’s still pretty awesome to slay a high dragon in seconds!
Chant it with me... I will not play Skyrim again I will not play Skyrim again I will not play Skyrim again........... and I'm installing Skyrim again. Dammit!!
You don't even have to go that far in skyrim, turns out that fortify potions go exponential on their own; all you need to do is craft a few fortify alchemy potions, chug them back to back, and each new fortify potion is multiplied by the previous ones; so once you chug 10-20 fortify alchemy potions then you make the fortify enchantment and fortify blacksmithing potions and the go craft all your combat gear,
How the hell Warframe didn't make this on the list but Metroid Dread did is wild. Warframe's all about using layered systems to absolutely break the power scaling and completely trivialize everything.
The SOTN fandom states that the Mablung duplicates the Shield Rod power with shields (press both ATK hand buttons) but wasn't included in the weapon's description.
How about South Park the Stick Of Truth? Just wander around in the over world hitting random stuff to get money. The objects reload in that area after you have left it and entered another. You can just walk back and forth across the map and get infinite money.
You know in Skyrim, you can skip the potions and just make enchanting armors, then wear them and make the next one, and so on. You don't need anything else.
I’ve seen a bunch of clips of pirate software or Thor playing a game that looked cool/fun and thought it was like a terraria mod or something but now I know it was Noita. Definitely gonna have to try it one day.
Two Worlds 2. the spell casting lets you combine things like, elemental damage, missiles, environmental damage, healing and summoning that can be altered with cards to make them do different things.. best i can tell you without you trying it for yourself
Sonic Frontiers isn't on this list because it was broken to begin with? You have these sections that lock you into 2d sonic. If you can get past the rail,spring or boost circle that change your camera it makes those sections ridiculously ez. You can even get to the ends of those sections by launching sonic off a steep rock. You can basically fly.
I’m honestly surprised FFVII didn’t make the list. The materia system alone essentially lets you one-shot the final boss if you do it right. Phonetic + Final Attack; Mime a character’s Lvl 4 Limit. Hades + (either Added Effect or Elemental, I can’t remember) on weapon. Etc
SotN had this sword that when equipped with something else let you do this upside down strike move that was like a dodge and an attack. I thought it was the Alucart sword, but I can't find anything about it online and I haven't played the game in over 20 years. I still have my copy though.
0:20 noita
2:59 baulder's gate 3
4:29 metroid dread
5:48 skyrim
7:48 talos principle
9:24 legend of Zelda tears of the kingdom
11:26 castlevania symphony of the night
14:04 roguelords
15:41 outerwilds echoes of the eye
17:37 legend of zelda ripoff lookin thing(hack n slash)
My work here is done
You’re a hero
Doing as noble of a work as feeding the poor
What a legend 🫡
You > GameRanx. I hate when they do this, and they continue to do it knowing it annoys their viewers.
6:12 A much cheaper way for the loop in Skyrim is:
1. get a piece of Fortify Alchemy gear (the more pieces of gear you have, the faster this loop works), put it on
2. brew Fortify Restoration potion
3. remove alchemy gear
4. chug potion
5. put on alchemy gear, brew another fortify restoration potion
6. loop 3, 4, 5 until your fortify restoration potions are as powerful as you want
7. brew a lot of the strong restoration potions and save them so you don't have to do the restoration loop again
8. brew some really strong fortify enchanting and fortify smithing potions
9. chug a smithing potion and improve your gear at the smithing stations
10. chug enchanting potion, enchant an item
First game I can think of is Doki Doki Literature Club Plus. Currently playing rn and oh my god it is terrifying
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I tried that. Didn’t get too far. Think I wrote the second poem. When does it start to get interesting?
@@joelg8004 After you take care of something with one of the 2 girls (the other 2 aren't an option even it does offer you one) then after Day 4, that's when shit hits the fan and it becomes terrifying
When does it start getting "terrifying" lol cuz so far it's pretty boring... I've wrote a poem so far.
@@StellarCosmic1 You may or may not need to keep writing a few more poems and interacting with the girls. But to be completely honest, the first act is literally just getting to know the characters so of course it's going to take time to open up, I'm not quite sure how you can play this game and now at least get interested in the characters at the moment
Kingdoms of Amaleur. If you invest into your blacksmithing and sagecrafting skills, you can turn your character into an elemental, self healing power tank capable of everything in that world before even halfway thru the game.
Supraland. Every time you think you've escaped the boundaries of the game world, you look around, and boom, there's a treasure chest waiting for you. They knew you would try to break it, and rewarded you for doing so.
Supp Falcon🦅🦅I cant imagine not breaking something in Skyrim
It just works😂
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It just borks!
Lmao it’s impossible not to break it by just being curious and trying to engage with a random system.
Hey Falcon, you missed „Hitman: World of Assassination“. The world is litterally your weapon there: The amount of freedom that comes with breaking the game is enormous. From launching objects with explosions into restricted areas to abusing npc routines and do unintended lures; it‘s all in there. Maybe for a Part 2? Agree on „Talos Principle“: Found myself solving some puzzles by breaking them and sneaking extra tools from other rooms in more than once.
The world of assassination trilogy is amazing
The physics mechanics in Just Cause 5 are so over the top , so much chaos & game breaking potential - I love it
Tears of the Kingdom is honestly the weirdest zelda game aside from Link's Awakening where it's a Mario crossover, but this is essentially a Kerbal Space Program crossover to a dungeon crawl exploration game lol
in my opinion, Noita and BG3 are two of the greatest games ever made
What would make your top 3?
@ for me because of the sandbox nature of it I’d have to say Day Z and all its quirks.
so it would be Noita , BG3 and DayZ for me
Some personal mentions:
Vampire Survivors, there are literal "no move" builds
You could build pretty OP personas in P5, but the posibilities in Metaphor Refantazio are endless
Metaphor Re Fantazio with the Merchant archetype.
Infinite money, they practically beg you to grind.
Same with the Mage passive MP regen allowing you to tackle dungeons in a single day if you grind.
rambo the videogame from 2014 is your answer, it let me broke my controller
😂😂
And your English
@@nobodyknows9670Ain't no way bruh😂😂😂
Maybe it's their second language
Sounds like Dark Souls for me. Think instead of time it took for me to beat it I instead measure it in how many controllers it took. The answer is 3. 😂
Noita is a mind screw. If you get to the end you die, and probably missed 98% of the game in the process. No joke. It's exactly like that. It will also take about 20 hours to do that.
I can't even imagine beating the game without exploring a couple alternate universes anymore, then there's the sky shrine and the tree
Happy Wednesday everyone!
Happy Wednesday
@@gameranxTVThank you so very much, Gameranx:)
Hump daaaaaay🎉
@@gameranxTV did you vote for Trump? 😅
Bruh@@tobitroyer9429
Sky: Children of the Light, is great and has easter eggs hidden for glitchers to find. However, since it became more popular and downloaded, trolls come on who report fun tricks as mean things and get them patched.
He said iteration correctly. Yay
Falcon is my president.
Amen brother! ✊🦅🇺🇲
Yes
Jake for me 🎉😂
@@toxaygaming5755why couldn’t the election just have been between them two instead, falcon or Jake 2028! 🤣
@@Ninetoedjoe Theres still time to start that 🤣
Skyrim isn’t broken, that’s a feature, and Nintendo underestimated Tears of the Kingdom players’ ingenuity and hatred of the Koroks.
Bethesda is run on an engine that is older than most of their player base... That Is why it's broken
Koroks are worst then all thr monsters ganon can summon. 😂
@ remember the Koroks are the Kokiri forest children from Ocarina
The enchantment thing has been going on since at least Morrowind. I did this back then, and got stuck "flying", until I could get to a place where I could sleep for several in-game weeks. It's honestly the coolest elements of games when you can exploit systems like that, since it's completely unintuitive for most people to think to do that, then when you do it completely opens up whole new ways of playing the games. And Symphony of the night is essentially the defining masterpiece for all Metroidvania's, it's a near perfect game if you like that genre.
The big pharma trick in bravely default is a really fun early game infinite money maker. Paired with auto attack, you can come back later to more gold than you’ll know what to do with.
Is this the first gameranx mention of Noita?
Huge fan, 1200 hours, one if the best and least known games ever, IMO
NOITA SHOUTOUT! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
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What a sick game noita is, truly amazing
One thing that's really interesting about Noita from the game dev side of things is that it's got a completely custom game engine because every single thing in the game is a material.
For a sec I though Falcon was murdering our buddy Partysnax!
This has nothing to do with the title. Seeing Metroid made me think of it. Have you ever covered Boogerman on the Sega Genesis? One of the funniest games I’ve ever played! Maybe do a video of obscure/odd games and highlight Boogerman. 🤔
My favourite Skyrim exploit is the Aetherial Crown/Ritual Stone trick. Controlling an army of zombie giants never gets old.
lol nice! What’s your runner up exploit?
@gameranxTV probably the escaping from jail exploit that allows you to equip every item of armour and jewellery at the same time, although you can't go wrong with the /restoration potion/alchemy/enchanting exploit either.
@@gameranxTV the unlimited ohgma infinitum uses exploit for me! -at least prepatch
Thank you!
Was having a crap day, this helps!
Hey I’m glad you liked the video :D
@gameranxTV please let the whole crew know they are doing a great job.
Thank you again for lifting my spirits
Vampire survivors when you unlock retired Poe, endless mode, the Darkasso, and limit break...
Shut my Ps5 down a couple times 😆
You think Skyrim is an example of how broken a Bethesda game can be. You should try Morrowind;).
Morrowind is factually the only game in history that released with zero bugs
Any Zachtronics game, but Opus Magnum in particular. It is designed to let you do whatever you want to solve each puzzle. So break things to optimize, break things to do it in as small as possible, etc. And the game softly encourages you to try to one up yourself by displaying how well you did to the rest of the world.
This Falcon guy needs to do all the videos.
Hey Falcon 🤜🤛 🦅😁
🤝🦅
Ambushing is so broken in Baldur's Gate 3.
I have so trivialized act one by this point that it is basically an afterthought. XD
First game that comes to mind for me, is The Magic Circle; where you play an alpha tester stuck in an unfinished game world, able to manipulate parts of the game around you to succeed.
EDIT: apparently TMC came out the year afrer HnS, but for consoles as well as PCs.
Running around, with 99999 armor boots, only with boots and maybe iconic Dragonborn helmet gives 99999 healing and a metal stick hits 9999999 and traps people souls in to gems. And putting every npc in gems and show them of in your apartment was fun
I dont understand why Bethesda doesn't fix the constant crashing in all of their games. I get it, it's a known Bethesda thing, but ya know, fix it 😅
Rogue lords is a treasure, the level of bad ass combo you can do is insane.
Thanks for watching! What games are you currently playing through?
14:35 nope that is a nothing like Yu-Gi-Oh😂😂
I think the lucha libre outfit in tears of the Kingdom is more game-breaking than the zonai devices. When upgraded you get a 1.5 attack bonus for using bone weapons. This stacks with the 1.5 attack bonus from food. This is really good for the gibdo fuse item hen you use a bow That shoots multiple arrows. It's even better with the giant boomerang which Not only hits an enemy twice, thrown items do 1.5 * damage. The once you attach moldugas jaw. You have an extremely good early weapon, that's pretty easy to get.
SOTN was one of the few games that I discovered a lot of the secrets myself because I would spend hours checking every pixel and experimenting with stuff because I realized early on how much hidden stuff there was.
The hidden meat at the very beginning was a nice homage to games past. But that was the tip of the iceberg of secrets in that game.
There was just something about that game that made me want to find all the secrets. Most games can’t hold me captive beyond 40-60 or so hours to complete it and find some hidden stuff. SOTN secrets were like crack for me😂.
I loved doing skips in Metroid Dread.. so much fun getting certain abilities & Power Suits earlier than usual then getting around the environment in different ways was truly a fantastic experience 🎮 🔥🔥
Atelier Ryza is a good example. The series is based around crafting (alchemy), but its fairly easy to exploit to craft items back into themselves repeatedly and basically become a god with all level 999 equipment with the best abilities.
YES! another excuse to make a video about Elden Ring!!! ❤❤❤❤❤🎉
LOL
@ "y'all got me, I can admit da feet" - Miyazaki
"using essence, a mechanic the game gives you, you can do all kinds of game-breaking things, like lower enemy health"
morrowind is the king of this. become megamind by drinking exponentially better potions of fortify intelligence because every time you drink one you get better at making them, then you just make a potion of fortify strength with your genius level intellect to make you a God and one shot the final boss after jumping six miles across the map
12:51 one of the only mainstream content creators, you'll see give this game its proper dues.
If you wanna learn the REEEALLY insane stuff, give Dr4gonblitz a look up, this game has some truly ridiculous ways to break it that speedrunners have found 🤣
Fun little easter egg: try wearing the full "Alucart" set, not the Alucard but the fake family heirlooms, once you're wearing the full set check your "Status" in the character screen :)
Tears is not only the best game on this list to break, but feels like it was tailor made to be broken in the best way possible. The only limiting factor is your creativity. Even puzzles can be broken, like the teetering ball ones. Rather than follow the path by wiggling the platform to follow the path, I turned the wife's controller upside down and turned the platform over, then rolled a ball over the back and flipped it into a target like pinball. Turned the infamous 20 minute puzzle into a 30 second solve.
Gears tactics and Mass Effect Andromeda could make the list. With gears I once made an extremely OP character who basically had their grenade every turn and it did crazy damage. Then with Mass Effect Andromeda, you can craft some crazy OP guns. My favorite was the N7 Valkyrie. Make it full auto, give it a recharge core instead of ammo, and convert it to a laser and it literally melted bosses.
You're forgetting the "sneak, quaff invisibility potion, pickpocket to put a paralyzing and poisonous health potion into someone's inventory, then quaff an invisibility potion" hack:
You need to have the Poisoned perk. Next, create a Fortify Sneak potion/enchanted item with a ridiculously high sneak buff using the alchemy hack, a bunch of invisibility potions, then create potions with a small healing value, a high paralysis and a high poison value, then put it in a victem's pockets while sneaking. They will immediately drink the potion and be poisoned and paralyzed, meaning they can't detect you and are losing health rapidly, immediately drink another invisibility potion and repeat with the -victim- enemy. The Muffle spell, Muffled Movement and Silence perks, and light armor will make you even more undetectable.
You missed Rogue Genesia, it's still in development but when one of its acheivements is called "Not a bug, just a feature" you know they want you to break it. I have broken it several ways.
A lot of great JRPGs let you power level your party into near godhood and Star Ocean 2 (second story R re release especially) is a fantastic example because of how the abilities in that game work. Feels amazing to basically take the game logic and snap it over your knee like a feeble twig even though obviously, the devs put all those busted abilities in there to begin with. Just a fun and satisfying reward for players who know how to capitalize on the systems!
I haven't played it yet, but I've heard that the Star Ocean 2 remake can be broken quite heavily depending on the skills you choose.
Wish I still had my old 360. I had an iron sword that was one shotting legendary dragons. I'm one of those who has always had skyrim. Played it since day one. Easily 3000 plus hours into it. Not abusing Skyrims mechanics should be a sin you have to repent for until you meet your maker.
In Dragon Age: Inquisition there was much hype about how OP you could make the Rogue’s in that game, but actually you could make a 2h warrior so OP it could rival any Rogue in damage output!
With the right skills, weapon, armour, max strength, accessories, masterworks and of course choosing the Champion specialisation, you can create an unkillable Inquisitor. Even on Nightmare + Trials, you can break the game easily and become untouchable at level seven. With my build, the last time I took any damage was at level 1 on Nightmare + Trials and I’m now at level 23 and he still hasn’t taken any damage whatsoever. Wether BioWare intended it to be that way or not, it’s still pretty awesome to slay a high dragon in seconds!
last game name is "Hack 'n' Slash". btw anyone wondering
9:40 Commentator/Announcer/Host got me good there! I cracked up for around 5 minutes!
Damn, calling us out for calling you out, very bird move, lol
NOITA!!!! love it getting recognition!
Thanks for watching! :D
Chant it with me...
I will not play Skyrim again
I will not play Skyrim again
I will not play Skyrim again........... and I'm installing Skyrim again. Dammit!!
mmm fortify resto loops. Feeling like that deserves a revisit sometime soon.
I feel like Sunset Overdrive was made to break it as much as possible
You don't even have to go that far in skyrim, turns out that fortify potions go exponential on their own; all you need to do is craft a few fortify alchemy potions, chug them back to back, and each new fortify potion is multiplied by the previous ones; so once you chug 10-20 fortify alchemy potions then you make the fortify enchantment and fortify blacksmithing potions and the go craft all your combat gear,
Megaman x4 untimate armour broke my childhood gaming exp.
How the hell Warframe didn't make this on the list but Metroid Dread did is wild. Warframe's all about using layered systems to absolutely break the power scaling and completely trivialize everything.
Going God mode in TOTK is beyond amazing
The first thing I thought of was playing Deadpool in Marvel 2015, 2016, Omega.
His ultimate power was an “I Win” button 😂
Surprised that Inscryption is not on the list. There are a lot of game breaking combos. The infinite Ouroboros is the most well known.
Maybe we’ll come back with a part 2 :)
Hello, Falcon!!
🫡🦅
The SOTN fandom states that the Mablung duplicates the Shield Rod power with shields (press both ATK hand buttons) but wasn't included in the weapon's description.
How about South Park the Stick Of Truth? Just wander around in the over world hitting random stuff to get money. The objects reload in that area after you have left it and entered another. You can just walk back and forth across the map and get infinite money.
Oh I always press like on this channel Sir...👍🎮
You know in Skyrim, you can skip the potions and just make enchanting armors, then wear them and make the next one, and so on. You don't need anything else.
I’ve seen a bunch of clips of pirate software or Thor playing a game that looked cool/fun and thought it was like a terraria mod or something but now I know it was Noita. Definitely gonna have to try it one day.
watch the video 'The Worst Guide to Noita'.
Time to escape reality, thanks birdman and crew
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Two Worlds 2. the spell casting lets you combine things like, elemental damage, missiles, environmental damage, healing and summoning that can be altered with cards to make them do different things.. best i can tell you without you trying it for yourself
If you're the Spiffing Brit, every game is broken.
The latest SpongeBob (Patrick) game gives you an achievement called Rock Bottom if you clip inside the terrain 😂
LOL thanks for pointing that out!
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the weapon switching shot in doom makes me feel like i’m breaking the game cause it kills demons so fast
lol not wrong there!
It's funny because I'm currently playing Vampire Survivors and just completed the first part of Ode to Castlevania
Sonic Frontiers isn't on this list because it was broken to begin with? You have these sections that lock you into 2d sonic. If you can get past the rail,spring or boost circle that change your camera it makes those sections ridiculously ez. You can even get to the ends of those sections by launching sonic off a steep rock. You can basically fly.
Cyberpunk: mono-wire build.
defeat everyone, while only holding a wire.
The code hacking in Axiom Verge was fun. Kinda like having a built in game genie that tweaked the game code.
I’m honestly surprised FFVII didn’t make the list. The materia system alone essentially lets you one-shot the final boss if you do it right. Phonetic + Final Attack; Mime a character’s Lvl 4 Limit. Hades + (either Added Effect or Elemental, I can’t remember) on weapon. Etc
FFVII? How about FFVIII? You can give yourself unlimited Limit Breaks.
“You break my back, I break your back.” Is a wild phrase 👀😅
Wait that's totally what inspired Vampire Survivors, it even has the exact same font for the damage numbers lol
I would put Bloodborne on that list. The dungeon glyphs can also break the game.
I was going to suggest Inscryption but it's really no secret that the game wants you to break it.
Except maybe the Ouroburos lol
Inscryption should not only be on this list, but I think should be at least in the top 5, if not top 3
For me it's Binding of Isaac, when you combine items in such a way, that you just enter the final final boss room and one shot it. haha
LOL have another game that comes to mind we should have featured?
Most of these aren’t even exploits. Just fairly op mechanics.
I can't believe Red Faction didn't make the list. You could skip entire portions of the game by breaking through walls and mountains.
Wow, cool list
Glad you enjoyed it
SotN had this sword that when equipped with something else let you do this upside down strike move that was like a dodge and an attack. I thought it was the Alucart sword, but I can't find anything about it online and I haven't played the game in over 20 years. I still have my copy though.
Hi i am looking to buy the witcher 3 or metro redux on the nintendo switch which one should i buy first?
As someone who played them, I would go for W3 all day (probably the best game I've ever played)
12:00 The schmoo. Thank you I was wondering where I got that sword from.
Noita is the classic falling sand game mixed with Terraria
Its funny cause the Alucard shield is absolutely broken in the new Castlevania dlc in Vampire Survivor
My goats like breaking things 🐐🎃🐐