7 Times You Thought You Were Done But You Were Just Getting Started
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2019
- There’s nothing worse than thinking you’ve completed your objective only to find the goalposts have moved. But all too often a game will make it seem like you’re done when in fact, you’ve still got a whole heap of work ahead of you. Like on these seven occasions. Subscribe for a video like this every Thursday!
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Игры
Pokémon Gold and Silver?
Beat the elite 4, you're done.
Wait, here's ALL OF KANTO
Wait really!?
I never played
So you bassically get 2 games in one?
Yep, and it is fantastic. As the game takes place several years after Red & Blue you get to explore all of Kanto and see what has changed. The final final boss is someone you chase down afterwards.
Red blue & yellow brah
Can you even call the Kanto section a free, second game? Aside from the fact you have to do the quest to move Snorlax's fat ass, it’s just a quick defeat of the 8 gym leaders and you’re off to Mt. Silver.
Yep
This is how to show youre not done.
When I was a kid The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time felt like this. Because as a kid you have to go through those 3 "dungeons" to collect the 3 spiritual stones. Which takes forever. And you think you're done but then you become an adult and realize you were just getting started.
It’s not just Ocarina of time. It’s almost every single Zelda game.
@@MitchBurns And then it gets to the point where you expect it
I had this with Wind Waker. I got stuck in jail as a kid so once I got to the tower of the Gods, I was ready to finish Ganon but noooo there was much more game to be had
Yup, got to get those medallions as adult link , was awesome and wtf at the same time haha
Somehow reminds me of real life
"I'm sorry, Alucard. Shaft is in another castle."
Anyone notice Alucard is just Dracula spelt backwards?
@@shenie00 it's not like he said that in the video or anything.
saania ansari I never knew that
"Shaft?"
"You damn right!"
I'll add my voice to those pointing out Jade Empire sending you on a whole other quest after defeating the Emperor
I'll upvote anything to do with jade empire. Such a wonderful forgotten game.
I thought I was done with Nier Automata, but it turns out it was just the tutorial
Not gonna lie, I died so many times during the tutorial of Nier: Automata that I switched it to easy mode so I wouldn't keep dying at the last possible moment, only to have to restart the tutorial for the eighth time.
Take my like 😂😂😂
You thought you were Nier the end, but turns out, it just started!
@@Maria.Annette i was actually super pissed when it opened on a top down shooter like that, so pissed
I am a PERSON Haha nice y’all too much 😂😂
Fable III: Your mission is to overthrow your brother and become the King of Albion. Upon fighting your way through the castle, your brother just hands you the crown and tells you "Evil incarnate is en route to eat everyone in 1 year. You bloody deal with it." You then have to spend the rest of the game preparing for the upcoming invasion.
Darklord Kaiser fable in a nutshell. All three games got you thinking a certain point was the end and then all of a sudden you got thrown a curve ball like you’ve never seen
@@killereria9945 I don't remember Fable II doing that. 'Big Bad killed sister - Go kill him back' wasn't it?
I'm not sure if that should be on the list, since that's halfway through the game instead of near the start.
I loved when Fable 3 did that
@@IamaPERSON halfway through the game my ass, it was pretty much the epilogue.unless you had a few extra quests to do on the side it pretty much funneled you right into the final boss fight
Also have to add Zelda: Ocarina of Time to this. I remember getting all 3 stones as kid Link when I was 11 years old and that it took so long to get them all, just to find out you just get old and still have an incredible long way to go. As a kid I actually thought I was almost done at that point. I knew there was a bit more to it since we still had unexplored areas, but not that I basically just finished the start of the game.
Same happened to me with Chrono Trigger: you beat Magus and suddenly the game does the ultimate plot twist.
Not gonna mention Kid Icarus: Uprising where even the CREDITS roll before Hades appears...
Okay
Tornato crap I didnt see your comment and commented the same thing! Sorry🙏🏻
And the game keeps on throwing so many new foes and obstacles after that that by the time you’re back to fighting Hades and the Underworld Army that you’ve almost forgotten that you’re supposed to defeat him!
Kid Icarus: Uprising. You get to the credits, celebrating your defeat over Medusa, and then Hades comes in and literally rips the credits off the screen! Turns out, you're not even halfway through the game. Thanks again, Sakurai
It was a _hell_ of a goddamn entrance
And with all the twists and turns thrown at you afterwards, by the time we’re back to fighting the Underworld Army, I actually forgot that I was supposed to fight Hades this whole time! At one point, he even acts as a sort-of ally, and then temporarily disappears from the story entirely for a while before suddenly appearing out of nowhere to remind you that, oh yeah, he’s still the main villain. Sakurai just loves moving the goalposts in this game.
Ah I can see it now, little Ekim playing over there with Nelle and Ekul while Enaj and Ydna hatch a plan to steal from the cookie jar on the top shelf.
Why am I imagining this playing out like it's an episode of RUGRATS?
Little Ekim, Eki for short. Eki Nottub for long.
This actually sounds like fun fantasy-game/book party of heroes!
@@maxvel0city906 haha yeah same here
@@maxlittlewood The funny thing is that Ellen has been known to go by "Nellie" :p "Ydna" is a slight variant of "Edna".
This is how I felt when I first played Okami. You drive away the darkness, infiltrate the Moon Cave, and have an epic boss battle with Orochi...and only after that do you learn there is a greater evil on the horizon, and how you have to go to new, larger areas of Nippon. Oh, and you also go back in time at one point and fight Orochi AGAIN, but when he was at his peak!
Of course, that sounds tedious, but I loved the game so much that when I learned it wasn't over I was RELIEVED!
Zelda: Link to the Past does it twice. You’ve got the pendants and the Master Sword and you’re about to fight Agahnim, but then Agahnim seemingly kills Zelda, you fight him and then he draws you into the Dark World with 8 more dungeons before the final fight with Agahnim. Once you defeat Agahnim, he reveals himself to be Ganon at the last moment and teleports to that Pyramid in the center of the Dark World, which you have to get there yourself and finally fight Ganon to end the game for real.
Yugannhilda? (loz albw)
huh, in the manga Agahnim and Ganon were separate beings, Agahnim was being controlled by Ganon
Keegan Lafferty I really think that's how the game intended it to be taken, honestly. I never got the vibe that Agahnim is Ganon in disguise, but rather that Ganon had actually physically possessed Agahnim toward the end of the game, like a demon possession. So when you defeat (read: kill) Agahnim, Ganon's possessing spirit rises from Agahnim's body, becomes corporeal again, and then turns into a weird bat creature, and flies off to the Golden Pyramid so you can follow to do battle.
@@metalboy5150 ah, that makes more sense
You thought the game was over that fast?! Even the first 2 had like 7 (8? I forget) dungeon/castles
I'm surprised Portal 2 wasn't on here. Wheatley totally blindsided me.
I came to the comments just to post this in the hope of a commenter edition
Yes! Portal as well with the promise of cake.
Bioshock and Portal 2 spoilers below
I was almost shocked, but while doing a beginning puzzle (maybe mid-way to the twist) I was like “Man! You’re a real cool friend Wheatly! I... You’re going to betray me aren’t you?” So when he did I was just like “Yup.”
Bioshock’s twist ruined me from trusting strangely helpful companions.
True
The thing with Portal 2 was it was fabulous when it turned out the game wasn’t over. I’m trying to think where there were other wonderful moments like that.
I definitely expected another, surprise entry after the outro started. I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed.
What a missed opportunity.
Seriously missed opportunity
Well it is a corporate channel ;)
I see what you did there. " Please don't be mad. I'm not mad. Whew... Thanks dad. I'm just dissapoinment. Heart breaks 😥
James Tanner, either that or have Andy start the outro at entry 6 and have Mike interrupt about the seventh entry.
When you’re playing Mario Kart and think you’re on the final lap, but once you cross the finish line and out down your controller everyone just drives right past you.
😆 I know this has happened to everyone before
@@kingty2550 Hasn't happened to me. I make sure I hear the "WHIIW!" noise that happens as soon as you're put on autopilot.
I'll add The Witcher 3. I can't be the only one who thought that the battle at Kaer Morhen was the end. The game was already 1,5 regular rpg's long at that point.
Yeah the buildup to that point makes me convince it was nearly the end
Yeah, me too. I put of Kaer Morhen for ages because I didn't want to end the game... lol
The Witcher 3 does that bait and switch 3 times
"Have to find Yennefer" ---> "Have to locate and protect Ciri" ----> "Oh what's that? Now I have to find a way to fight the wraiths of the Wild Hunt"
To me it was clear it's not the end
This video should've had a syke out ending slate around number 5
What about Okami?
You rock up (with your annoying side kick), and everyone keeps telling you about the big bad you need to defeat and something about a white wolf.....
Many hours later, you defeat big bad and explain the legend of the white wolf ... And then discover you are less than a third of the way through the game.....
Yeahhh, I seriously thought I was reaching the end - there's such a climactic showdown with that big bad I was like "ooh this could be it!" In retrospect however it didn't really make sense considering how I had less than half the powers in the game and only 16 hours of playtime.
I was sure that would be on this list
I thought the same thing when I had gone all the way east on the map, when all of a sudden there’s a whole new island to the west/north(I forget which.)
The first time I played I got to that part and *restarted the entire game* because I was convinced I'd hit a bug or something and somehow missed all the bits in between the first area and the final dungeon.
Damn @tabbyclaw
Upside you got to REALLY appreciate the first bit? Sorry, probably not making you feel better...
I'd add in Final Fantasy 6. The story builds up to an epic clash on a floating island, with a full cast of amazing characters who have been on incredible journeys. And then the world blows up. You just made it to the half way point!
I was shocked both by the fact this was not int he video, and by how far down int he comments it was before I found someone mentioning it. Sad to be so old, I guess?
Old game is old I guess, but this was the first one I thought of as well
All the way back where the characters wave to the camera and laugh as they've won, I'd say, before the island even takes off. That was a huge twist for me. It felt like the end of FFIV, so I really thought we were done.
Maybe I should'a paid more attention to the pack-in-map, eh?
Seriously, this whole video should be about Final Fantasy VI for how well it is donwe.
The best Final Fantasy in term of story...ever
In undertale, the same thing happens. When you defeat asgore with peace, you think It's finnaly done. But then fricken' flowey comes again, and ruins your pacifist run.
What about Okami? You defeat the supposed big bad, save the day, conclude the prophecy, everyone's happy, but it turns out you're only, like, 1/3 through the game and that's was just the first of many bosses.
You forgot The Zombie Island of Dr Ned from Borderlands where Ned tears through the credits as a mutant
holy shit you remembered
6:59 - "...who has now transformed into his final form: A sort of cheese wedge made out of steak and teeth."
I think I've found a new life goal.
A fairly apt, if disturbing, description.
And very difficult to look at...
@@StirrCrazy90 Resident evil is notorious for making bosses that are utter nightmares to look at.
Chrono Trigger. You go through the very "final dungeony" Undersea Palace to fight Lavos only for things to go the other way around and have Chrono die.
Chrono Trigger. 100%
Well, technically you can win that fight, but I don't know if it's possible before New Game+.
@@Chloe_Zana Perhaps with a LOT of level grinding and buying equipment you can't normally get ahold of before that point, IIRC. I never tried it, but I imagine it should theoretically be possible. Just need a Lv99 Ayla and keep her alive because she can one-shot Lavos's last form.
I swear Chrono Trigger should be on almost every list they make here.
@@Chloe_Zana There is an ending for winnning that
um maybe I am wrong, but Portal 2? You defeat Glados, the obvious main big bad, only to find your newest bestest friend take her place as the main bad guy.
These games are fun escapes from my real life, which is full of times when I thought I was just getting started but I was really already done.
I Relate
This statement just completed my life...or did it just get it started?
I'll throw another one on the pile: Okami. You get this whole climactic buildup to the fight Orochi, tying together all the plot threads up to that point. Then you win and... Wait, there's a bigger bad? What do you mean that was only a third of the game?! Sweet!
Okami definitely should be on here. That was exactly me when I played it.
How in the world did you forget Nier Automata?
You finish a whole 20-30 hour story and find out there's TWO MORE?
I loved it, and am shocked its not on here.
Come to think of it, I believe the original Nier did something similar.
So Belmont was brainwashed by Dracula's Shaft... No second meanings there whatsoever :D
hows about the OG of them all
Ghost and Goblins
"Congratulation"
He really got shafted there, eh!
That should have been the title. “7 times your princess was in another castle (figuratively speaking).”
I think they could have just gone with "7 times games were either old, Japanese, or both". Actually that could probably go for most of the lists on RUclips come to think of it...
He was in 6-4, so it should have been 6 times.
Good one
would Kairi from Kingdom Hearts count for this, I mean Sora DID search for her through most of 1 and 2, though did end up finding her eventually
@@ytmndan i thought there were 8 worlds?
There's also tales of symponia. You get to the tower that's been your quest for the whole game and reach the top where you're supposed to do the ritual of regeneration to save the world. Shockers! A hopeless boss fight awaits you, everything goes crazy and now there's a whole other world to explore with a lot more problems on your plate!
Ahh yes - the old "This castle is actually just an illusion - the real castle is exactly the same but different, and just over there." I seem to remember Ghosts and Goblins pulling the same trick.
So does Super Ghouls and Ghosts.
Ghosts and Goblins was worse cause you had to travel ALL THE WAY TO THE START OF THE GAME after being the final boss just to fight him again
Dragon Age: Inquisition. "What do you mean, there's more to it than the Hinterlands and closing the Breach??"
I made that mistake too I was like "Man this is a short game I just have to close the breach? " and then Corypheus shows up and I make it to Skyhold then I realized how much more game I have to do
I was like well shieet. Then hours of grind and sweat and misery....
God dammit I’m not even at that part where you close the breach.
Angel Beat don’t forget DLC
I gave up on that game the combat is the most unsatisfying combat in gaming
Toad the mushroom f***. I understand the reaction seeing as he's flipping the player the double bird.
I think he said prick, which is funnier cause mushrooms... Well you know what shape mushrooms are
I remember paying off my loan just for Nook (curse him) to offer to let me expand... which of course just led to a long, long, series of fishing, bug collecting, fossil digging, fetch questing, and everyone's favorites: shaking trees and banging on rocks with a shovel!
Okami should be on this list.
SPOILER: You beat the big baddie who was introduced at the start. But then you're only 1/3rd of the way through the game!
*Billy Mays voice* But wait!! There's more!!!
Anyone remember that Jackie Chan cartoon, the character Uncles favourite saying: ONE MORE THING!
if you order in the next 5 minutes we'll throw in an extra boss fight AND nerf your character. pay additional shipping and handling.
@@maxvel0city906 Jackie Chan Adventures? Hell yes, that show was funny.
*WHISTLE CONCERT*
_RIP_
Toad: "Thank you Mario! But our princess is in another castle!"
Mario: "What makes you think I was looking for _her?"_
*Eyes Toad seductively.*
Mario: "Bold of you to assume I was looking for her, you hot piece of fungus"
*Careless Whisper plays gently in the distance*
Y'all need god
@@ClownDollThatHasContemptForYou haruhi suzumia is busy in class though...
Mario walks to the holding area of the castle, sees a super buff Toad bench pressing while sipping a protein shake through straw.
Toad: Thank you Mario! But our princess is in another castle!
(Toad still has the high pitch scratchy voice, because of steroids)
Cue Toad falling sound from Mario kart 64
What about Ghost & Goblins on the NES? Finishing the game the first time literally forces you to start over from the beginning, doing it all over again.
But harder
Actually there are 4 scenarios in RE2.
It's Leon A, then followed with Clarie B,
and
Claire A, then followed with Leon B.
In Leon B, it's him who fought the William final form in the train.
Resident Evil pulls this stuff all the time. They did it in Code Veronica too. You think all is well... you've just pushed that tyrant out of the plane and you think all is well... then your autopilot takes you to the sodding Antarctica base.
Then you kill Nosferatu and escape the Antarctic Base only to be attacked again. Now it's back to the Rockfort Island...
Red Dead Redemption 2. The game ended on a bittersweet note (with the good ending) but Rockstar decided to add an extra 10 hour epilogue.
Oh, those were sad endings. I especially cried when [REDACTED] did [REDACTED] with [REDACTED]. But at least [REDACTED] had a [REDACTED]
@@IamaPERSON
Ooh, you mean (redacted) from (buy dlc for this sentence) and have to do (dlc2)
@@sarcastic_slob yeah, that was pretty [REDACTED]
@@IamaPERSON
Oh right, i forgot about (redacted)
Yeah I remeber thinking I was properly a hour or so away from saying I finished the story, but the epilouge kept going.
I remember as a kid getting to the helicopter scene in RE3 and thinking, "Huh...well, that was a short game."
Then the missile fired and I said "OH COME ON" out loud. 😂
You can also mention the Sunbeam from Subnautica, this ship was supposed to come and save you (you even a had a timer that counted time before it's arrival), but was unfortunately shoot down by an alien defense system.
*Undertale*
"HA! Take that asgore, but don't worry I'll spare yo-
"FLOWEY WHAT THE HELL?!?!?!?!"
x2, because if you got a pacifist route he tell you're missed a part of the game, so, keep playing
@@alicemadness2959 You very much have a point there, but dint forget the part where AFTER you fight asriel, and he uses his most powerful attack, SUDDENLY, second form. Or sans. That fight too.
Ghosts n' Goblins. How could you forget this one. It was one of the very first trick endings.
For me, it was Chrono Trigger's Magus fight. I grew up with the C-64 and NES. So playing an SNES RPG that took (What I thought) a couple hours to complete meant nothing out of the ordinary. Imagine my surprise when Magus gets sucked into that portal, and discovering the game was just getting warmed up!
I remember when I was a teenager playing RE3 and the part with the helicopter got blown away I legitimately was in shock lol. I recall it being a tad scary in general though with that game, so it was a combination of "oh god damnit, he isn't going away!" and "ahh man, I can't win!" hahaha
There is no way RE2 could have been an surprise that Birkin was back. If you grew up with it like our generation (I was 14 at the time personally), then you definitely knew that in the remake things weren't going to be much different lol.. I think the most surprising thing about the Remake is how they made Tyrant T-103 ("Mr.X") the main antagonist. The one thing they REALLY fucked up, of all things, is that they made the entire 2 scenario thing almost pointless. Well not almost, they did make it pointless. I have no idea why they didn't make it was constant as opposed to this new one not lining up correctly. It's actually really annoying that they fucked up on the scenario A connecting to scenario B directly, including the items being gone if you picked them up prior. To basically make it a moot point...it's disappointing to say the least.
"Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts" need to be on this list, you finish the Big Bad at the end only to find out that you have to play THE ENTIRE GAME AGAIN.... For most parts in your underpants.
Truth…..
Does that count? Nobodies finished the first half as it is, let alone the second
One of biggest FU to the player if there ever was.
How is this not here?
Yep, a nod to the original Ghosts and Goblins on NES where, when you beat the game the first time you're told everything you just did was an illusion, and now you have to beat and even harder version of the game, AND kill the extra tough last boss with a very specific weapon (which is the worst weapon in the entire game, btw) in order to actually complete it.
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time! Once you get all the stuff at the start that you assume is leading to the endgame, you quickly discover you've pretty much only played the first 10% of the game or so. Blew my mind as a kid!
That's a good one! Blew my mind too!
The trailer showing him as an adult was a bit of a clue
@@paulnixon1092 most people wouldn't of seen the trailer unless they happen to catch it on tv
kid icarus still takes the cake imo
everything up to the point where you beat medusa points at that being the final boss fight, and the credits start rolling. after the first few credits have rolled, hades claws open the screen and reveals that he was the actual baddie of the game. the rest of the game is 16 more chapters, which is, compared to the 9 you already did, nearly twice as long (time wise might be more than that)
I'd imagine that lots of people thought they were done with Subnautica when the Sunbeam arrived to take them away, only to find out that exploration of the planet is mandatory, as your only escape route just got shot down.
I have a few that you missed:
Dishonored, after you take down the Lord Regent;
Fallout 3, after you find your Dad;
Fallout: New Vegas, after completing your hunt for Benny.
Yeah but the truth is those games were rigged from the start.
So... bethesda games
If you're going to do a Fallout game, the original Fallout after you get the water chip would be a better example.
Skyrim. Oh look Alduin. Nope, he escaped.
Dishonored is definitely guilty of this. The Fallout games, not so much.
Okami too, you go through all the trouble of killing the big bad dragon only for his shadow to just unlock a whole second part of the game. I thought I was done!
I was really trying to stretch that out, as I was loving it but it seemed a bit short. Reluctantly went to that boss fight and then...
It made me so happy
I thought Fallout 1 is going to be here. "Here is the water chip, you are welco..." "Yeah, there is this mutant threat we need you to take care of..."
Definitely should’ve been on this list, but not surprised considering how old it is.
Most people probably didn't get that far
@@THAGZA85 "Another Settlement needs your help...."
02:15
"You're supposed to be a vampire lord, Dracula, not a real estate mogul."
Sounds like someone didn't read the source material. 😀 In the novel, he was both.
Nice save, though, pointing out that "200.6 percent completion" is bonkers. Also liked this gem: "Should have called it CastleSvania."
Good video as always.
Y’know, I get the 200% thing as a way to conceal the second castle, and I could even understand having a little more to either hide some secret or to make it clear when you’ve fully explored both castles before fighting Dracula (a number of games have final completions of 101% or something), but why 200.6%? Why something so completely random? Seriously, why have an additional 0.6% to the final total? Why not make it a full percentage point? It makes it seem less complete to have a decimal at the end.
How was he both? I remember Dracula was Mathias Cronqvist the templar knight before becoming a vampire and claiming Bernhardt Castle
Yup, the whole 'exciting incident' that begins Bram Stoker's Dracula is the notorious count hiring a solicitor so he could get into the real estate business.
Yeah Far Cry 3 comes to mind for this list. You kill one of the most interesting and dynamic antagonist in recent games in a cut scene then there's half of a game to still go through.
I remember there was stuff that happened after Vaas is killed but I honestly can't recall much of it. I can't even remember the name of the dude Vaas worked for. I only remember the ending where you can choose to betray your friends for some sex with a homicidal nutcase(and it ends just as badly as you'd imagine).
@@cameronrhyne7826 I remember that one, it was Hoyt and it was such a huge mistake. Besides killing Vaas in a pretty lame way with a QTE, they didn't even make Hoyt interesting. After Vaas you were just questing while thinking 'who even is this guy who I'm fighting now?'. The only mission I remember that was against Hoyt was 'Kick the Hornet's Nest', which is the mission where you burn down weed plants with a flamethrower. The rest was pretty forgettable.
It's probably for the best that everything after Vaas is easily forgotten, though.
Hitman: Blood Money
I didn't realize you actually had to revive 47 yourself during the credits until I saw it on RUclips -.-
Whoops!
ha!
Is it just me or is Andy the cutest ever? I love his goofy smile and lovely eyes. I am crushing so hard on him.
It's been a while, and I played when I was really young, but I remember playing Driver: Parallel Lines for what seemed like the length of a full game in the 70s and never even remotely expected that I was only halfway done the game.
Bloodborne's secret boss. You think you are done with the game with the great final boss? Nope. Here's a special other boss for eating three thirds of an umbilical cord. Yes really
Seriously ,who knows how many carbs those things have
pretty sure 3 thirds of an umbilical cord is just 1 umbilical cord mate.
Thats the point ghost of razgriz
Or even four thirds of a cord. Thanks Fromsoft
From software is at the wheel, nothing surprises me from them
I rate this inclusion of Resident Evil 3 5 *S.T.A.R.S* out of 5 *S.T.A.R.S*
Nice👍
I give it 0/5 S.T.A.R.S. no Jill sandwiches
@@IamaPERSON I really want to go into a sandwich shop and ask for a Jill sandwich now, just to see their reaction!😂
@@maxvel0city906 yes! Record it if you can!
@@maxvel0city906 and if you're lucky maybe a woman named jill will come out!😉😉
What about kid icarus uprising?At the end of the credits, after beating medusa, who you thought was the main antagonist, hades literally tears through the credits screen and starts wreaking havoc.
And then that fight gets interrupted three time for you to fight some other menace. Seriously, Sakurai loves moving the goalposts in that game.
Oh! You think you’re fighting the Underworld Army some more to get to Hades? Psych! Viridi and her Forces of Nature decide to interfere with their own plan to destroy humanity! Getting ready to stop her so you can focus back on Hades? Nope! Now you must team up with Hades, Viridi, and newcomer Pyrrhon to defeat the invading Auron. (Also, when you think you’re about to finish off the Auron, Pyrrhon betrays you, and now you have to make your way back through to fight him.) Think that you’re going back to fight Hades or Viridi, or maybe have a break? Nope! Turns out that earlier you freed some ancient evil trapped by Viridi that possesses Palutena, leaving Pit’s soul trapped in a ring while his body-on Palutena’s orders-starts to attack mankind, so now Magnus (an earlier ally) has to help you get your body back and then Viridi and your “evil” twin Dark Pit help you to free Palutena. You’d think that’d be good, right? Nope! The Chaos Kin tries to take Dark Pit down with it, so Pit ends up seriously injured and has to be taken to a magical fountain by Dark Pit to be rejuvenated, at which point Hades (who had been pretty much absent through most of the Chaos Kin debacle) reminds you that, oh yeah, you have to take care of him, too. So Pit gets revived, you go to fight Hades with the Three Sacred Treasures, but then Hades decides to destroy them in one fell swoop, then eat you. So you’re in his body and have to escape. You encounter and destroy his heart before escaping, which you’d think would kill him, but nope! He’s still fine. So now you have to get a new Great Sacred Treasure to fight Hades, which includes a bit of a boss rush against some old foes and the new weapon itself. Only then do you _finally_ get to fight and defeat Hades. And of course, if you wait long enough at the end credits, Hades’ disembodied voice comes and threatens to delete your save file (he doesn’t, thankfully).
@@bhull242 I didnt know about that last one
@@nerosoul2506
Yeah, it’s a neat Easter Egg that is incredibly easy to miss. After all, you do have to wait quite a long time after the end of the credits to hear it.
Shadow the Hedgehog is also an example of this. You have to play through the starting level about 6 times and get a new ending each time to finally get the final boss/stage/ending.
Nice comment on the confusion of timelines with the Resident Evil 2 Remake. Andy is laying on the salt.
You misspelt truth.
@@Puremindgames I spelled what I meant, yet that is why I said it. Cause it is the truth.
I'll always remember Dragon Quest 8. Took long enough to get to Dhoulmagus and it really felt like an end boss... And then I had to go after my former team member, a dog and finally the least impressive one of them all, the actual final boss.
Jet Force Gemini, poor Lupus had a boss fight against the main Villain Mizar only for him to escape to a giant asteroid afterwards. That’s when you find out you are only halfway through the game and have to return to all be planets you just played through
Tales of Symphonia made you think you were almost done so many times, I lost count. They even brought in another overworld for one of them and that was still relatively early on.
This video reminds me of the first time I watched an outsidexbox video, got to the end and was very pleased with myself.
Then I discovered that was not the end, there was a lot more content to view.
Unlike some of these games, I was very pleased there was a lot more content to dig into, currently I'm about halfway to Australia.😀 Gotta keep on digging through the videos!
I wanna
The new God of war 4 makes a point of teling you to get to the top of a mountain and when you get there a guy tells you sorry wrong mountain
Wrong *_World_* lol
Time I thought I was done but I was just getting started: Star Wars Force Unleashed
Time I thought I was just getting started but I was done: Star Wars Force Unleashed II
Time I thought I was just getting started, but I was done: Windwaker.
Time I thought I was just getting started, but I was done: Kirby Star Allies.
You apparently forgot the ASTRO boy game. After completing the all the levels, you have to do them all over again and find extra secrets and do hidden levels before gaining access to the last stage.
00:50 - Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Mike)
03:10 - Resident Evil: Nemesis (Luke)
05:07 - Resident Evil 2 & Remake (Andy)
07:20 - Silent Hill 3 (Mike)
09:33 - Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations (Luke)
11:59 - Banjo Kazooie (Andy)
14:07-16:16 - Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (Mike)
Thank you.👍
IT'S IN A ROW...MIKE LUKE ANDY MIKE LUKE ANDY!!
@@CortashGaming That can't be a coincidence, Half Life 3 confirmed.😋
@@maxvel0city906 YEEESSSS!!!!
@@maxvel0city906 i like how I see you in every comment then we keep chatting in every single comment then swith to a new one lol!😀
Crash Bandicoot 1-3 do this. It's not enough to just collect the crystals and beat the bosses, but you have to then collect all of the gems and (in Crash 3's case) the relics too. And the relics need to be at least gold for 105% completion in Crash 3
Batman: Arkham City.
You get one chance to do the Mad Hatter side quest (if you continue with the story, you miss it), by injecting a ‘cure’ from ‘Alfred’.
Later, when you finally finish every side quest and the main quest, you finish the game with less than 50%. For 100% you have to complete New Game +, along with lots of post-game Riddler content.
The 2nd time I faced NEMISES for the 1st time playing RE3 caught me off guard
I suprisingly made it through the 1st battle that took place in the Church Clocktower Garden due to simply having accumulated enough magnum rounds & full mixed herbs
How about in Bioshock when you finally get to Andrew Ryan and he forces you to kill him? After which you discover that the guy who was being your helpful guide by way of radio is actually the real villain? Another one would be Far Cry 3 when you finally take out Vaas, but it turns out he was a flunky for another guy; thus leading you to another island to explore.
Bioshock is a good one
The other island in Far Cry 3's so weak though that I'm not sure it counts. +1 to the Bioshock mention though.
@@roguishpaladin Well considering that up to the point you stab(?) Vaas, you were pretty sure taking him out would be the end of the game. Since it wasn't, even if there was not all that much of the game left to go, I say it still counts.
How did you not mention Ghosts 'n' Goblins on NES?! You get to the final boss, kill him, then literally have to start over AT THE BEGINNING AND DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN! For a game that's already rage inducing, this is equivalent to doing a 50 page book report, having the teacher shred it in front of you, and telling you to do it again.
1:12 back in middle school i always drew comics and my friends and classmates would read them. one of the main characters was named "mike" and i had him move away only to reappear later. he got a new hair cut and no one recognized him. he thought he'd mess with them a bit and introduced himself as "ekim", sooooooooo... XD i kinda had to smile hearing this, lol.
Kingdom Come deliverance.
Getting to the halfway point and realising it was just the tutorial. Then getting to the end and realising it is the halfway point XD
What about killzone shadow fall? You see credits after being shot than you get to play a new character than kill the person who shot you.
I remember that, it was a nice touch, but for me I found the plot of Shadow fall to be completely non sensical.
@@maxvel0city906 yeah I agree.
omg that sounds so cool and badass.
Reminds me of Hitman: Blood Money.
@@Tenma2411 lol
Where is the spoiler list talk andy where ? :(
Bring it back please.
Ahmed Fuad actually i was half expecting andy would say"waiting for my rant ??
nope ,not doing that"
He said in a livestream they won't do it every time. Which is good. It'd probably start to feel repetitive quite fast. Not that I wouldn't love it anyway.
Dragon Quest 3 is basically the OG at this. Your entire quest is based on going around the entire world setting up to take down a single demon lord named at the start of the game. When you do, you get a classic song and dance celebration which looks like a setup to end the game, only for the game to suddenly go "Oh by the way this guy was just one of the actual demon lord's lieutenants" and thrust you into a completely new couple of areas.
1:14 There's a touch of madness in his eyes that implies he's not joking
200% completion makes perfect sense. The first hundred percent is for completing the first castle, the second hundred percent is for completing the second.
...No idea about the last 0.6%, though. Rounding error?
It just means you get flung further off the platform when you get attacked!
Woosh
There's a few water tiles you can mark on the map in the inverted castle but not the normal one. Hence, 200.6%.
@@thelinktothepastof7986 Yeah, more stuff in the inverted castle.
Except procent means out of 100, so that doesn't actually make sense at all.
"Okay Resident Evil, I C how it is."
Ha, I get it!
Just shapes and beats, there is achievements called, “its over”, “ok, maybe it wasn’t over”, “its over for real”, and finally “its over for real, really”. There are THREE fake endings
Pokemon gold and silver version? You think you are done after beating the elite four, but nope now you got to do the Kanto region now.
How was this not on there...
I was okay with it
Jade Empire!!! I finally rescued my master from the evil behind everything, and I’m not done yet (trying my best to avoid spoilers for the fourteen year old game).
Like In Star Wars: the force unleashed. The whole game ends after a brisk walk down the road with Darth Vader. After that I think there was some other people but since none of them are Darth Vader.. who cares.
One might even call it a very enthusiastic walk.
Vader!!!! Execute order oh screw the formalities, go for a walk.
Force Unleashed? Don't you mean 'Wookie Tossing Simulator 2008'?
@@darkstar4341 Yes you are right my friend,, that is the correct title of the game. I apologize for my mistake.
Borderlands Zombie Island dlc. You have a somewhat easy fight with the final boss, credits start to roll...
Only for his mutated body to start clawing through the credits screen and scaring the shit out of you before throwing you back into a 2nd phase
He was easy. Round 2 not so easy.
In a rare JRPG example: Tales of Destiny. You go chasing after this huge Macguffin, the biggest Lens (some sort of power crystal) in the world, and the first third of the game is focused around this, and they go through some sort of "Epilogue" sequence where your character says goodbye to the people he met and journeyed with, goes back to his hometown, even gives up his sapient talking sword, and goes to bed, only for the game to suddenly cut to some people talking in a room and suddenly, the Lens is gone! And it's time to go get your sword (while travelling through a long mazy continent with no decent weapons, mind you), just when you thought you were done and you beat the game. You're only about a third of the way through!
“You thought you were done, but you were just getting started”
Isn’t this just college graduation?
All these RE and horror games but you ignore Kid Icarus: Uprising? It’s perfect for this list!
Really underrated game
@King Ty
Yeah. It’s a shame that Sakurai has said that he has no interest in making a sequel. I’d have loved to see more of the crazy stuff he’d come up with.
Portal 2, with the "Hey you defeated GLaDOS but... Hu... Now you have to go all the way up !" and Dishonored, when your little party is over and you get tossed in the river to face Daud...
8:32 "That's Danny." I'm absolutely dying
No mention of Dishonored? You tear down the Regent, rescue Emily, and finally make it home, only to immediately get betrayed and have to do another 3rd of the game
7 Times You Thought You Were Starting, But You Were Just Getting Finished
#1 The Order 1886
I really want this video
@@KuueenKumi #2 Wolfenstien the new Colossus
DEUS EX: MANKIND DIVIDED
Any newer EA game.
Destiny's "Lost to Light" mission is the definition of this. You run deep into a cave, kill an ogre and steal a crystal before the "mission end" screen comes up. Then all of a sudden shit hits the fan and you have to run all the way back out of the cave with 100 times more enemies shooting at you along the way.
Kid Icarus:Uprising would be perfect for this list. You spend 9 chapters of the game hunting down Medusa, just like the original Kid Icarus game, finally defeating her at the end of an awesome boss fight. The credits roll, with the villain defeated and all the loose ends tied up... and then Hades, a new character, rips through the credits to taunt you for defeating Medusa, who was just a minion of his. This happens in chapter 9, and the game goes on for 25 chapters.