10 Video Games Where You're Secretly The Villain
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
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Using Jess for click bait now 😢
Trust me, I felt the same when it wasn't her voice in the video 😅
"It's a Trap!!!"
- By Admiral Akbar
They new why you guys click on the Video😂
It's better than Scott Tailford
I hadn't noticed. I like Psy's voice, nonetheless.
Hey you aren’t necessarily the villain in Skyrim. That is how you can choose to play as! You are free to choose whether to be more villainous or heroic in Skyrim.
True, but ultimately, your quest is for power and authority. As we all know, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Not really, a lot of quests railroad you into murder.
Not to mention there are moments where you’ll want to do the right thing like stopping Grelod the Kind’s child abuse. Only to find that doing so sends you down a dark path.
I feel like the Skyrim entry was reaching really hard. In every single elder scrolls game you take over the factions you work through. Most of the factions, at least.
Well, there aren't any 'good' factions, if that helps...
The best ending for all involved in Far Cry 4, and should have had a route dedicated to it, was the join Pagen option. Pagen was bringing order to Kyrate after decades of warring that had been going on long before he came to power. Any choice outside of him is dooming the people to suffer.
i've been jess-baited 😢
This video was the villain
Have Josh, Scott, or Jess. They're all great but, don't reduce Jess to being clickbait.
Don't.
What?
Jess is on the thumbnail, I'VE BEEN PLAYED!!!!!
As Admiral Akbar would say "It's a Trap!"
Jess in the thumbnail but its a Sai list. Interesting
Where Spec Ops The line?
Too easy of a choice maybe
"...secretly a villain..." video´s title is
To be fair, Ellie didn’t know she was pregnant and she showed remorse for that action
In Fallout 4, I allied myself with Minutemen and Railroad and was basically friendly with the BOS. I was OK with nuking the Institute. I got as many people out as possible, and that includes synths, who are people. (Does that sound like something a synth would say?)
You still doomed a bunch of people to now have to eat radiated food and possibly experience bandit attacks.
@@DAMusic609Yeah FO4 choice really sucks.. The BoS are arguably the worst with the other three being varying awful grays..
Anyone who leaves Preston alive is EVIL!!!
@@SkylerKPHDtrustmebroUNI Why?
@@Betlejuse420 because another settlement needs YOUR help!!!!!!!!!
Ellie didn't know Mel was pregnant, and they attacked her first
They attacked her after she broke into their home, killed their dog, and threatened them at gunpoint. You seem to have conveniently forgotten that part.
@@gaelangaudette9576 they attacked Ellie and Joel first. You seem to have conveniently forgotten that part.
@@greedyandu2527 Joel killed Abby's father first, actually.
@@gaelangaudette9576because he was part of the group that wanted to kill Ellie. Odd you left that part out
@@gaelangaudette9576despite the whole "he didn't agree with it argument" he still did. He didn't leave when he learned of the plan to kill her. He got his scrubs on. Joel killed everyone in that building because they were down with killing Ellie. She was like a daughter to him at that point. Abby is just a murderous psychopath like her dead dad
I mean, you can shift perspective and make any protagonist evil. For instance, let's shift our perspective to that of Gary the henchman. Gary is the father of child dying of an unnamed terminal disease and discovers he can make more money in a week as a henchman than he did in a year as a construction worker. Things are going great for Gary and his daughter's condition is improving...and then the "hero" comes along. Shenanigans ensue and because the "hero" refuses to kill people, Gary ends up paralyzed from the neck down. Now if Gary had died his daughter would have been the beneficiary of a sizable life insurance policy, but since Gary is still alive and now unable to work his daughter's condition slowly deteriorates before his very eyes until she's dead and he's stuck staring at a wall for another 20 years being kept alive by some charity organization.
So the most i played of Far Cry 4... was sitting there until Minn came back and handed off the secret ending... i never played more. 😂😂😂
Pagan not being the truest villain in FC4 is still one of the most wild things tbh.. Like hes without a doubt awful but the other 2 were psychopaths too..
Technically... aren't we ALL the villains to various people? In the end, it's all comes down to people having differing opinions and perspectives of things.
Everyone is the hero of their own story, and everyone is the villain in someone else’s.
The Dormin in SotC is never shown to be evil, tho. The elder who pursues Wander *says* the Dormin are bad, but all they ever actually do is make a deal with Wander to free them from their imprisonment. They even keep their word and revive Yorda despite being re-imprisoned immediately after being freed, as well as saving Wander from maiming, death, and imprisonment with them by reverting him to infancy. All we have to color them as "evil" is the elder's claim; everything they actually do in-game shows them to adhere to both the letter *and* spirit of their agreement with Wander.
Dormin possesses Wander. In most stories, a being that possesses another being is considered evil.
In fallout 4 if you side with the railroad and minutemen you can give an evacuation notice to the people of the institute before you blow it up. The point of destruction is removing the technology that is creating sentient robot slaves. The place is deep enough underground that it doesnt effect the surface world in any way. The elderscrolls example was also pretty dumb. You obviously didnt look to deep into the choices you have and dont have much knowledge of the rpg structure in bethesda games. Very lazy on rhe research guys.
You force a bunch of people out of there home by basically telling them your going to blow it up. Forcing them to experience rad storms,death claws,etc. yea sounds like a good guy
@DAMusic609 you obviously have no idea what the content of fallout 4 is. Much like the makers of this video. I don't have time to explain it all here, but no, your take is not even close. The point is destroying the the technology that creates a race of slaves while also kidnapping, murdering, surveiling, and opressing the citizens of the commonwealth. The people who live there all actively take part in these activities and are still allowed to leave before the technology is destroyed.
Except when you nuke the Institue, you literally see a massive explosion on the surface. So you can't say that it was "deep underground so it doesn't effect the surface world in any way". There is still going to be a crater as a result, one that will most likely lead to more radioactive fallout seeping into the surrounding areas that were around the Institute.
@@bloodwolfgaming9269 in an area that was already obliterated by nuclear bombs. In the context of the game it does no more harm than had already been done. No civilian population lived close enough to be affected because of the institute keeping them away. Next question
problem in Shadow of war´s villainy is that til nearly the end Talion helps calebrimbor fight sauron because he believes Sauron,under some circumstances,can be killed and Middle-earth can be freed of his evil for good. It is like shortly before the end he learns of Celebrimbor´s treachery by replacing Sauron,due to Sauron being kinda unkillable due to being what he is. Even after taking a nazgúl ring he (Talion) fights Sauron on his own terms keeping the forces inside Mordor and it is only after Talion succumbs to nazgul ring´s power,when Sauron is finally free to make his move on Middle-earth.
It's not a secret that The Last of Us 2 makes you play as the villain, Abby.
Not really, joel was the villain in the first game
@@Saddonghussein and the people about to murder an innocent girl to maybe make a cure are so innocent. Either way, Abby is far worse than Joel could ever be.
@@cppblank yes, how do you think medicine was created? A control group, experiments, people dying so others had the opportunity to survive, latter they change it to animals because "humans have rights" and because of that a lot of vaccines only had an approximation of how they would react on humans, the scientists had all the right to experiment with one kid to save human kind, even if it didn't work, it would help them to understand the virus even more, never play the morith companion mission in mass effect 2 right?
Spec Ops: The Line’s entire plot is pretty much the protagonist trying to be a hero only for his attempts to do the right thing leading him to fire white phosphorus at civilians and condemn an entire city to die of dehydration by destroying their water supply. There’s even a strange twist when it turns out the person you’re led to think is the villain was actually in your head the whole time.
Abby had a knife to Dinah’s neck, Ellie tells her Dina’s pregnant Abby says good. Why is Ellie the monster for feeling bad for finding out she killed a pregnant woman in self defense when Abby is allowed to feel no remorse?
Not only that, why was a pregnant woman even close to the battlefield? They knew they were being hunted, yet they all stuck around to try and finish off Ellie as well..
Jess. You sound different....
How about The Suffering 1 and 2 on the PS2? The main character Torque is both the hero and the villain all at once as he is suffering from Multiple Personality Disorder, with one of those personalities being the criminal overlord you spend the entire series trying to defeat. Your choices during the game will determine whether you become that personality or try to kill it off.
Spoilers for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk....
The character you start as, Faux, is revealed to be the main villain of the game, whose sudden decapitation 20 minutes in is actually very much deserved.
yep. that was a twist I wasn't expecting when I first started 😳
I clicked because I thought this was a Jess vid 😔
Hmmmm, does it mean that Jess is secretly the villain?
@@jonathanwaldner5877 relax edge lord
Me as well.
Same here I can't stand Si that dude is just annoying.
@@Daedje it’s not really that he’s annoying, his lists are really ass sometimes. Like this video.
Kudos to the Planescape Torment entry! No offense to Psy, but a Torment-ion will always be playing as a Jess voice in my head ❤
Ellie isn't ruining lives, she's ending them.
A little-known fact about Fallout is that it was a spiritual successor to a game called Wasteland that came out in 1988. The creators of Wasteland were unable to retain the rights to their title, so they created Fallout to be stylistically and mechanically similar, while still being its own unique experience.
As far as Fallout 4 goes, I really don't think you're the villain. Either you side with the Institute, who has no qualms about kidnapping and experimenting on the people of the Commonwealth, or the Brotherhood, who are basically raiders with power armor, or the Railroad, who are single-minded focused on helping Synths and couldn't care less about the humans, or the Minutemen, who are probably the best option morally but are the weakest force in the game. Yes, you demolish the institute by overloading the reactor, but you have the option to issue the evacuation order, and the only extra radiation is limited to the C.I.T. ruins, which really had no inhabitants aside from super mutants and raiders.
I mean, I do wish they gave you the option of actually running the Institute the way you wanted, but they did kinda make it clear that the Institute as-is would never have supported a director that wanted to think differently.
I wouldn't exactly say Talion is a villain Celebrimbor is absolutely one, but for Talion's case he merely didn't want to/couldn't die yet as he needed to hold back Sauron's armies, he only truly goes over to villainy in the Blade of Galadrial dlc and even then you can't exactly blame him for becoming corrupted by Ishildur's Nazgul ring as corrupting men is exactly what the rings were made for.
One thing you have to wonder, with Shadow of the Colossus... Especially with the future game, The Last Guardian... How were the Colossi formed, to act as eternal prisons? Given the name of the future game, and the fact Trico is only roughly human sized, I believe, for the greater good, the humans sacrificed and caused the mass extinction of all the world's other Guardian creatures, using their bodies and souls to create the Colossi, their gestalt souls as Guardians used to entrap the parts of Dormin within a gestalt of bone and sinew bodies, each alone designed to have some protection from his physical powers, and the humans made each of them resemble the species they wiped out in memory of that species. The question is, did the Guardians volunteer for the sacrifice? The fact Trico exists, at all, tells me they didn't. As the last Guardian, at least one Guardian species has a chance to start over and survive.
Well the idea is that Joel, Ellie and Abbie aren't all inherently villains. They're doing what they think will heal their souls or just save themselves or loved ones. And you got a fact wrong, Ellie stabbed the pregnant woman.
"What is better - to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?"
You absolutely don't have to play the villain in Skyrim. It's not even hard. You just have to, you know, not be a dick.
in wasteland 3 you don´t doom your companions if you take control of colorado, if i remember correctly you can make it so that all rangers go to colorado
Always go Institute after my first play through of Fallout 4 where I tried that. Once you're director why not close down the Synth program and make the Institute do something useful? Also after seeing Desdemona's Railroad and Maxsons' Brotherhood the Institute doesn't seem so bad. The Railroad needs written instructions to find their own butts and the Brotherhood are power mad thugs with delusions of nobility. So yeah be the General of the Minute Men and Director of the Institute.
Its one of the reasons why I use the Subversion mod for Fallout 4. Doesn't make a lot of sense to nuke an entire facility underground when Diamond City and Good Neighbor are literally only about a mile or so away from the epicenter. Kind of defeats the purpose of, "saving the Commonwealth." It leaves the Brotherhood of Steel kind of annoyed at you but at least you're able to save not only the Minutemen, but the BoS, Railroad and Institute all together. Bethesda really kind of screwed the pooch with the plot to Fallout 4. Even in New Vegas you had to option to spare all three factions so Fallout 4's original vanilla story is lackluster.
(The Last of Us Part 2)
The controversy behind this game was that it was subject to HUGE false advertisement (suggesting Joel is a playable character much more prominently).
Similar to how Jess appears in the thumbnail to this video, but they have a different narrator. Sy does fine work as is, but largely not what we (the audience) were led to believe we would receive.
This (talking about the game again) did not turn out to be the case. The developers of the game decided to deceive their audience and fans of the first game by killing one of the most beloved videogame characters in the first act after emasculating him, for modern day, political reasons. This gave us Joel's death, but they didn't earn his death. Then they force fed us a character we all hate in the form of Abby, because we are then forced to play as the insufferably written character who murdered our hero.
We are not the villains for playing the game. Neil Druckman is the villain, and his weapon is propaganda.
I say no more.
(Fallout 4)
Following the events of Fallout 3, where you have the option to nuke an entire town for 500 bucks, or screw EVERYONE over by poisoning the water supply, Fallout 4 plays less to moral ambiguity. Despite my appeal for the game, this is where it fell short for me.. Most of your actions don't really generate the same traction in this game's world.
Institute is almost cartoonishly evil. Brotherhood of Steel isn't too far behind. Both are following extremist ideals, and cannot coexist. It's clear that the Minutemen and the Railroad have less 'evil' tendencies, and while they give you the option to nuke the Institute, you also have the option to signal evacuation for the scientists and their families before destroying their home. It's not until the Nuka World DLC where you can become overboss of three raider gangs and start unleashing them upon the Commonwealth to line the pockets of your murderous friends, as well as your own.
(Skyrim)
On one side, as you said, the Dragonborn CAN be evil.. But I think Parthunaax said it best "Is it better to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature?"
Having a dragon's soul (AKA being dragonborn) doesn't innately make you 'evil', either. Uriel Septim VII, Martin Septim are considered to be dragonborn emperors, and yes I know they're from Oblivion, but they are not evil characters for having a dragon's soul. The player has the CHOICE to partake in evil actions, but this in itself isn't a certainty. Just like how joining the Dawnguard to fight the vampires isn't an evil act, or choosing to join the mages College of Winterhold, despite the Nords looking upon magic with great fear and judgment.
Evil in itself, at least with mortal characters isn't an innate attribute.
It's a description following their actions.
Yeah, I disagree with the TLoU one. Ellie has cPTSD and witnessed the torture and murder of her father figure at the hands of the descendant of someone that already tried to kill her.
Yeah...so did abby
@@albertomorales1744 a single gun shot isn’t torture and Abby’s father had every opportunity to get out of the way and he was armed. A scalpel isn’t a very good weapon but still. That said, no one in the game are good people, but the conflict and motivation is poorly written. Asking someone to sympathize with the person who brutally tortured and murdered the protagonist of the first game doesn’t work without showing how bad Joel could be first. We never saw that, all we saw was the man who loved and took care of Ellie.
@@phelanmartin2581 yes we saw it, thoughts the Game, Joel could have not kill anyone in that OR, we all know that, stop bashing a well written Game just because You hate not play as joel
Oh? So there is justification for brutally murdering a bunch of people is there?
@@phelanmartin2581Joel was known to be a bad guy. Lol. He says so himself. His survival was his only objective in life. He grew to care for Ellie, something the fireflies didn't expect because that wasn't the person they knew him to be.
A protagonist of a story doesn't need to be a good person, or even the hero. They just need to be the central character. That's the definition of a protagonist.
Another secretly the villain, is The Hero of Fable 3. You're brother has to be a ruthless king in order to protect the world from the embodiment of darkness and you being the hero and taking the throne to be a kind king basically dooms the world
Love this comment. The only way to get the best ending is to play through the evil path until you get all the money you need. After that, start a new good path game and play until you take the throne; then transfer all the bad money to new good character and BAM! Mega Happy Ending
@@bn-tc2tk you can get the money and never do any bad choice
Game where you're the bad guy? Hungry Lamu. There are two endings depending on Lamu. I recommend reading the newspaper clippings at the end.
So Abby torturing Joel was a kind, heroic action?
Nobody said that
@@jackoblllllllll but calling Ellie the hero implies Abby is the hero. At least that's what they were trying for.
@@cppblankNo, it just means that Ellie isn't a hero. Stories don't need to have heroes, and Abby's actions being seen as villainous from Ellie's perspective shows that Ellie doing the same back to her is *also* villainous.
@lnsflare1 the point was that they implied Abby to be the hero by calling Ellie the villain to get engagement out of the sane people that side with Ellie.
There's no real hero on that game. All of them are villains except those infected.
They are the hero because they are killing humankind which are the true villains on earth.
Evolve.
The description is basically that you are a group of mercenaries hired by a company to kill off the "hostile" wildlife on an alien planet so that they can terraform and colonize it. So essentially its Avatar and youre tricked into thinking the alien monster youre fighting is the bad character because they are built up like a boss so they can take you on 4v1
About FallOut 4;
If you do the faction quests in *Just* the right way, you get to keep all the factions alive.
No. Least amount of carnage is joining the minutemen. That way only the institute is destroyed. All the other endings require you to kill at least two other factions.
AJ is more bad guy when you play the far cry 6 DLC when pagan min tell him he has nuclear missile which explains the nuclear ending in far cry 5!
I would add in Choo Choo Charles.
This kind of thing depends on perspective, a game might want you to think your the villain but YOU still might think that YOUR the hero anyway.
I'm surprised Braid was not at the top of this list.
The Skyrim entry really is a huge stretch. The only thing that is cannon is that you defeated alduin. They never said the HoK was the head of the fighters guild, dark brotherhood, thieves guild and the mages guild all at once or even at all. The only cannon events are that of the main storyline and the storyline of the dlcs
I’ve never played Skyrim, but I know that you aren’t necessarily the villain as the player can CHOOSE to act villainous. It depends on which route you want to go down as if you want to be a jerk and side with the Dark Brotherhood or do you want to be more heroic and side with the more heroic factions.
Got a few for you but, of course, are spoilers, so lemme space this out. And beware spoilers for Home, KOTOR, Alpha Protocol, Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City, Dead Space Extraction and Calisto Protocol.
Okay, here we go.
Home: Now, you're not inherently the villain at first, but by the end of the game you can conclude that you might actually be a serial killer. It's entirely your call (and convenient placed items).
KOTOR: Let's be honest, I can't not mention this one given you're the Sith Lord with amnesia.
Alpha Protocol: A half villain to be true, but you're playing into a cold war by being a patriot. If you decide to take over Halbec, the bad guys, or not is entire up to your choice.
Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City: A low hanging fruit, sure, but you are playing as Umbrella's clean up and resource recovery crew. DLC will later let you play as heroes, but you're ultimate the baddie for most of the game.
Dead Space Extraction: For part of the game, you actually play as a cultist to the marker. Now, granted, depending on your choices depends on how much of a scumbag you are, but you are ultimate a cultist who believes the marker will bring salvation.
Calisto Protocol: You delivered the virus that caused the mutants you fight. Even in the ending of the DLC, you end up dying to provide information for future situations
"You know as well as I do, there's no such thing as good and evil, black and white. There's only gray. There's only what a man can stand." -Hap
When did that stuff in Far Cry 4 happen? I had completed all of the side quests (except for the Shangri La missions, which I never finished) before I actually took out Pagan Min, so I had no reason to play, after killing him.
As you progress towards the game's climax, you have multiple key moments where both Amita and Sabal have very different ideas on how to proceed with the Golden Path. And when it gets to those points, it literally makes you decide on who you think is right. Though I don't think many of those choses matter except for the final "Who do you side with" mission. Because after that, you end up getting a mission to kill the other if I remember correctly. Then, you finish the rest of the story, take out Pagan Min and who ever you sided with becomes the new "ruler" of the country.
There really isn't much of a "story" after you kill Pagan. It basically just lets you keep playing if you want to explore the entire map and get all the collectables and whatnot. But yet...no matter who you pick, you end up dooming the country basically. Sabal is stuck in the roots of tradition, including marrying off underaged girls for the sake of carrying on "tradition" and whatnot. But it would ultimately lead the country to economic ruin. Amita would lead the country to be more "economically" prosperous, but only by turning it into a drug state. Yea, the country is more solid economically, but the Golden Path basically become drug lords with a lot of the citizens ended up becoming addicted and/or overdosing on opioids.
Or you can get the secret ending at the start of the game. Spoilers ahead: The whole point of Ajay going to Kyratt was to lay his mother's ashes to rest. When having dinner with Pagan at the start, if you actually listen to him and just stay there, he comes back, takes you outside and lets you put your mother's ashes on a shrine, all while explaining how he knew your mother very well and cared for her dearly. Afterwards, he takes you to his helicopter so you two could spend the day shooting guns together and then the credits roll.
I think you have the wrong TLOU game. You could argue Joel was actually the villain in the first game because he stopped their hope of finding a cure.
Ellie's actions in the second game were all justified. Abby tortured and murdered Joel.
Wrong. Abby torturing and murdering Joel doesn't justify genocide. Joel is the villain in the first game and Ellie is the villain in the second one. That being said, Abby still sucks as a character, Ellie's change of mind at the very end is nonsensical and TLOU 2 sucks overall.
@@duhmzdaih I didn’t realise there was a right and wrong opinion to have.
@@tb7667 Never too late to learn new stuff kid.
@@duhmzdaih okay kid
I guess Braid Anniversary’s release could’ve avoided its omission.
what about a list of "when the heros make their own villian" I.E. the story of Overlord
Shadow of war was a absolute masterpiece
Knights of the Old Republic was the one for me
Ellie had just as much right to kill the people responsible for her father's death as Abby did. In fact, if you play through the game ok with that then it's just a disappointment
I stopped playing FC4 cause of how they said his name.... hope the rest of the video was good
What about Clive from Final Fantasy 16? At least from the perspective of people in Valishtea he practically destroyed the world order.
I expected Braid to be on this list.
legacy of kain is the perfect example too
Wow, not even an honorable mention for Prototype?
I wouldn’t consider Talion a villain. Celebrimbor for sure. He ended up betraying you and everything. Talion was just doing the best he could 🥲
How about games when you are unapologetically the villain? Overlord and the Dungeon games come to mind.
In dark souls 1 after I have learned the lore of sif I knew at that moment that no matter what ending I get I will always be the bad guy
Wow, no Braid, surprised
Shadow of the colossus was so disturbing!
Why is the thumbnail Jess?
In donkey Kong game, that Mario's dad
I just don't think I agree the TLOU Pt. 2 they didn't have to hunt Joel down either and they did then brutalized him in front of her and expect her to let that go when they didn't? Joel didn't torture her dad like she did to Ellies.
Keep making the same mistakes and I'll keep pointing them out the donkey Kong in the arcade game isn't the same donkey Kong that is in donkey Kong country we also know that the donkey Kong country donkey Kong was a baby at the same time as Mario because of the second Yoshi's island game meaning 1 the donkey Kong bloodline ages the same as humans or at the very least has a longer lifespan then normal gorillas because cranky Kong who was the original donkey Kong is still alive despite most likely being well above 50 which is the very end of a gorillas natural lifespan the point is the donkey Kong in the game isn't the donkey Kong from donkey Kong country and the Mario in the game isn't the same Mario that is in the morning games especially when you consider one is a carpenter the other is a plumber
Hey, are you OK? Your face was getting kinda purple-ish there for a second. You have to remember to breathe between sentences, or you'll end up passing out one of these days! 😁
(Seriously, I agree with what I could understand from your comment, but a little punctuation would go a long way in helping understand it all.)
Do they ever do research? No they don’t. Like I’ve not played a lot of Donkey Kong games but I know that the Donkey Kong in the first Donkey Kong is Cranky Kong. I also know that Jumpman isn’t Mario.
There's also Bioshock Infinite ;)
Selluhbrimbor just makes me sad.
Every single human adult in the last of us 2 is a bad guy who needs erased - it was a fruitless expedition of malice and unnecessary stupid decisions no matter which of them you were controlling, and the only difference at the end is a lot of people are dead, and a lot of others are less happy
Surprised you didnt have Spec Ops: The Line on here.
you are kind of a villain in far cry 5 as well...
You forgot Nier Replicant.
And God help anyone that decides to take up the raider mantle in Fallout 4 and dominate the wasteland.
Still hate that Far Cry 4 doesnt let you side with Pagan
No Prototype?
video is called "...secretly the villain..." in Prototypes i would argue you are the villain for the very least to the city itself due to the destruction you are bringing to it by the use of superpowers,ruining cars,buildings,roads,...
I've said this one before, so I'll keep it short: resident evil 7. ethan *and* mia.
Ellie not a villain
There are 2 marios
"Theblast of us part 2" wait it was a secret that ellie is the villian????
This video is quite cappy. I feel like the whole point of this video is perspective and basically challenging said perspective. If u look at anything from any variety of perspectives you'll see something different but that doesnt mean that these different perspectives are accurate and correct in comparison to the intended perspective.
Desperately using Jess as Clickbat for the video 😆? Could have used a picture of Psy....
Thank you so much, for not including Spec Ops the Line. I swear every list from everyone with villain or something in the title brings up Spec Ops the Line.
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I've never played the game but that is burned in me brain
So we are now putting another host face on the video to get this dude views?
I noticed that also.
that is not Jess talking
Celebrimbor is pronounced Kelebrimbor, not Selebrimbor
Some 0f these aren’t secrets. Rather the opposite.
Just because you use Unrelenting Force on a citizen, doesnt make you a bad guy, lol
Ka-leb-ri-more.
A list like this without Spec Ops: The Line, is a sin.
What Culture, how could you?
So you are saying Joel really should have left Ellie to die
Ellie was definitely the good guy and the game should've given us an option to kill abby bc she 100% deserves it. Other than that great video
TBH if anyone killed someone I loved I would do even worse than Ellie. I couldn't care less about others if it's to protect or avenge someone I love.
Also the protagnist of shadow of the colussus ISN'T the villain he was minipulated by him there is a difference
No Spec Ops: The Line?
Braid should have been number one, even over SotC. If you know, you know.
No mention of mincraft?