It's actually a beautiful tale of free will and not being ruled over by your creation. 47 was CREATED to be the perfect super-soldier and assassin, but he brilliantly rebels against his genetic destiny by - at least when I'm playing him - getting stuck trying to climb something that can't be climbed often enough that guards become suspicious and shoot him sixty thousand times right in the barcode. That's RADICAL FREEDOM. Sartre would be proud.
@@durhay I haven't finished that level yet because the staff in the garden area near the fireworks always want to know why I'm crouching under their windowsill and why I keep throwing shovels at them that ultimately don't hit them but instead clatter loudly on the ground alerting them to my presence.
@@robertnason9420 Zeus fathered kratos to make a killing machine he could control, though iirc the one meant to be that person was kratos brother who ares killed, then ares made him the killing machine that replaced him
Hello! I'm the leader of a Death Cult with a secret lab below our giant haunted mansion, and I'd like to thank you _so much_ for this video! Since it first showed up in the inter-office memos, we've been implementing some changes: -All Experiments (and their human predecessors) now have salaried positions. -The Giant Unstable Idol has a new coat of bubble wrap. (might need to do something about this one, the Demon with knitting needles for fingers keeps getting in the Idol room) -Opt-out cookie tracking has been changed to opt-in. -Coffee filters / coffee grounds ratios have been adjusted. There should now be enough in the Employee Lounge for more than one shift per week. -Break Room has been renamed to Employee Lounge, to clear up some messy misunderstandings with our more violence prone experiments. -401k -Dr. Killstreak has decided to use his mother's maiden name; Fluffkin. This has already lead to an 18% increase in employee retention! -Casual Fridays. Please try to remain professional. Even if you don't have skin, please cover the areas where genitals _would be_ as a courtesy to other Employees and Abominations -An Employee-only gondola has been installed _over_ the Torture Labyrinth. No more long/deadly commutes! -We're taking submissions for the new Cult Name. Apparently "Cult of the Slithering Doom" tested poorly with focus groups... Anyway, didn't want to interrupt your workflow, but there's just one last thing: I've been asked by The Sentient Pile of Meat and the Acolytes of Cannibalism to remind everyone that this Saturday they'll be hosting a BBQ in the mess hall, and they hope to see you there!
Oohh, company barbecues are always great for morale! You could also consider the occasional fun outing, such as an annual baseball game, or perhaps up to the mountains for a weekend of skiing during the holidays? You may have to rent the place (and be prepared to pay extra for damages) but you'd be amazed what it'll do for spirits around the lab. Also, I might reccomend dental as an included benefit, seeing how many of your employees have extra teeth.
How about Bioshock's Frank Fontaine? He carefully engineered and brainwashed the perfect assassin, only to be killed by him. Better yet, he was killed by exploiting his body's dependency on the ADAM he had used to bulk up for his big boss fight, and whose company was responsible for distributing ADAM? You guessed it, Frank "Foresight" Fontaine.
and/or Andrew Ryan? Who refused to regulate ADAM due to his political views and failed to realize the danger it would bring. His own ideology led to his demise.
@@Eric-ef5qm Let's cut this short, pretty much every big and not so big bad in the Bioshock series, except Tannenbaum, because she saw sense and started to help.
@@the_dark_soul_of_man Oh yeah, Comstock falls into this category too. "I shall use the power of multi-dimensional portals to assess control over a population and be crowned the ultimate prophet, even at the expense of my alternate dimensional selves." *him and his entire existence/city get torched and destroyed through the use of multi-dimensional portals BECAUSE he screwed over one of his alternate dimensional selves*
What makes the Hitman example even more ironic is Agent 47 was initially considered a failed experiment because he does have a conscious but this actually made him a better killer than some of the other clones, because he can feel he better understands that people are governed by their emotions and can be manipulated into traps.
“Hey, so the script calls for a quick visual of somebody accidentally hitting themselves with a green shell, can you manage that for me?” *five hours later* “screw it, I’m just going to drive directly at a wall, totally natural, here’s my timesheet”
"He's a clone created from the DNA of 5 different people" I don't blame you personally for this, but that is very distinctly the *opposite* of a clone.
@@benduford3746 except that "chimera" is also already a medical term. You can become one yourself just by getting a bone marrow transplant from someone who isn't your identical twin!
I must say that, for an antagonist, Zlatko did give fair warning. "I was told you could help us." "I don't know who told you that. You came to the wrong place." He didn't lie. I mean, not at first, anyway.
It kinda proves Zlatko's point about Deviants. For all their intelligence, they are naive. Perfectly willing to trust strangers. There were signs that he couldn't be trusted. Blue blood on his hands and clothes, Android assistant who he "helped" but is still emotionless. These were clear signs that he was fishy, but Kara never noticed.
@@elitegamer9310but in the deviants' defense, where else were they supposed to go? Almost every human was an anti android bigot, who would've turned them into either the police or cyberlife. Kara, in particular, didn't have any options: depending whether or not she kills her master or not, she was still going to be pursued anyway for just going deviant.
@@DeathnoteBB exactly. Any lead is a good lead, any potential ally is your biggest hope. And we all know what happens when you lose all hope. Kara was trying.
"If there's one thing we've learned about playing God to create super-soldiers, it's that it's good and you should do it!" - when Jane mixes her personal notes with the show script
What I learned is that you shouldn't treat them like shit, should try to avoid inflicting body horror on them to make them stronger, and never make anything with the goal of it being immortal....
@@minnion2871 i'd say treating them like a tool is the neutral position on the scale going from treating them like shit to treating them like family . . . unless of course the person in question treats their family like shit, or just tools.
"What if robots......but with feelings?" Andy your rising inflection and sardonic attitude make wonder, if in fact, the idea wasn't unique to David Cage.
I am absolutely positive that in all of science fiction literature, no one, absolutely no one, has ever dared asked the morality of creating sentient, human-like entities and using them as tools or servants. I mean what would you ask? Whether they dream of electric sheep?
It wasn’t even unique for video games for that year. Nier Automata came out earlier that year, and did it so much better. Literally night and day difference in writing, gameplay, and music.
Fun Fact: the Joker did try to become a doctor. But he quit when they told him that laughter wasn't ACTUALLY the best medicine. And by quit, I mean set the hospital on fire.
@@marhawkman303 I believe he specifically says in one of his recordings that he was getting sick because "apparently grinding space rocks into dust is bad for your health" or something. Plus he was coughing up a storm and acting even more insane when he mentioned this.
That was Breen's fault, Aperture was going well until Black Mesa stole their products Unfortunately for Breen, the G-Man (Who he had made a deal with) was quite happy to kill him off after he proved uncooperative with Alyx's retrieval.
I remembered, on a logical level, that the voice acting in the original RE was bad, 'cause that's not something you can forget that easily. I mean, WOW. But once you hear it again, it's almost even worse than the first time. Is it possible for it to get WORSE with age? Wow. xD
It kinda sounds like the dialogue of an old audiobook, which makes some sense, since it stands to reason that that's the kind of voice actors and workflow they might have used before RE was a famous big-budget franchise.
The voice acting was terrible, but some of the lines never should have been replaced in REmake. 'Jill Sandwich' in particular. It is entirely realistic and relatable to react to the stress and tension of a close call like that with a joke, even a terrible one.
GuukanKitsune It's a classic line! I mean, it's an unintentionally TERRIBLE classic line, but it's part of the original RE experience, and the remake lost a part of that when it left it out. ^_^ Yes, we remember it because it's awful, but we LIKE that it's awful. xD
10:58 To be fair, a bazooka is probably the absolute WORST weapon to use when fighting crows. You have a bunch of small, fast-moving targets attacking at close range.
I've always wanted to hide a speaker and motion detector inside of someone's Kirby plush so that when you leave the room after cuddling with said pillow/plush he says "Baaiiii!"
actually if you ply enough you can find out that the illusive man though shepherd could help save humanity then he changed his mind and indoctrinated himself because he thought the reapers could save humanity
7:50 Actually The Joker claimed to have killed his parents in the first game. But given his multiple choice, choose your own adventure backstory, it’s doubtful they actually were his parents. Probably killed some people for fun or to scare his gang though, no doubt of that.
@@nicholasfarrell5981 Well Mewtwo may have missed a few I guess. But yeah the Lab in the original? Looked like the remains of an Umbrella corps facility that got trashed by the Nemesis.
One of my favorite little things I noticed was if you track down the robot in the mountains and shoot it, it will show up on the map as a corpse like other living things. As far as I’m aware it’s the only other inanimate object that does. Seemed like a quick nod to the whole "I’m alive" science fiction stuff. ......Love the channel. Keep up the great work.
If anyone knows about the Sly Cooper series, there's Arpeggio in Sly Cooper 2: Band of Thieves. He was a genius with engineering that built an army of half robot bird guards and an entire blimp base that could withhold the Northern Lights and brainwash the entire city of Paris all to power the giant robotic owl he rebuilt to fuse with. All the while, using a police traitor to take the blame while she looked for the parts for the owl. Only to have that very accomplice take the robot and murder him. Even she pointed out his own stupidity seeing as how she betrayed literally everyone without a second thought. You would think he would've seen her betrayal towards him coming
kids toys in the victorian era did in fact, kick ass. popular toys includes a chemistry set with super dangerous chemicals, lead and arsenic painted toys, and my personal favorite... a miniture coffin to play funeral with. Which, considering the first two toys definitely killed children, made a lot of sense.
I was almost expecting to see Commander Shepard and the Illusive Man on the list. Nothing BUT drama if you go the Renegade route. OH and the Quarians and the Geth. Obviously.
Glados in portal wakes you up from stasis, tests you rigorously giving you pretty much the exact skills you need to escape/destroy her and constantly berates you into being motivated to do it.
Nurgle is so loving! Nurgle loves an individual bacterium as much as Nurgle loves an individual person! The problem is that you can fit a lot of bacteria into a person. Which is only a problem if you prefer people to bacteria. And Nurgle doesn't! Kind, loving, evenhanded Greatfather Nurgle.
I believe the electric chair was actually one of Edison's too. It was his way of trying to convince the public that DC current (the form of current Edison used) was safer than AC current (the kind that rivals like Tesla used).
Wiping out the Institute in Fallout 4 by causing a Synth rebellion falls solidly within this trope. Bonus points if you bring along one of the Synth companions when you do it. Technically, any ending that ends with the destruction of the Institute counts, since they were the ones who released you on the Wasteland in the first place.
To be fair to " Father " aka Shaun He was dying . And that tends to make you much more reckless in your choices. He was banking on the fact he didn't fall too far from the tree. How anyone with half brain doesn't factor in that nurture will always win over nature I don't know.
What about Mina Liao from Overwatch, she's a new character who was part of the team who created the omnics which eventually waged war with humanity leading to her own death. There's also Kirin Jindosh in Dishonored 2 who you can kill with his own Clockwork Soldiers. He designed the Clockwork Soldiers to have one sensor in their heads so if you destroy that the soldier which is protecting him will go berserk and could kill Kirin himself.
This petty man would make himself a God and think himself, my father, thus my lord, And though he bids me bow, I shall not nod, But spit him, and this world, upon my sword!
@@Patrick-Phelan See that's Shakespeare, I don't get why Developers even Japanese ones find that hard. The Bard wrote in a time when medical practices consisted of leeches and mercury tinctures. So what the actual hell ?
Oswell E Spencer from Resident Evil one of the projects he was directly responsible for was the Wesker children which produced such "charming" individuals as Alex and Albert Wesker the latter of which ended up killing him.
So, the wrinkled, evil, pale old man with a gravelly voice and black robe, often pictured sitting, was killed by his superpowered and morally dubious protege who's nonetheless a lot of the audience's favourite character of the setting? Whocouldaknowed.
19:23 Exert from Marvel comic: Spider-Man: You can rewrite DNA on the fly, and you're using it to turn people into dinosaurs? But with tech like that, you could cure CANCER! Spider-Man villain: But I don't WANT to cure cancer. I want to turn people into dinosaurs.
@@edi9892 back then most japanese dubs were actually done in house in japan. which actually explains why they're so bad, since it's pretty hard to find good english voice actors who live in japan, even more so in the 90's.
Interesting thing is that Marko Dragic (the RDR 2 weirdo) Is a satiric version of a Serbian scientist Nikola Tesla, who actually could have made the world such a better place if he wasn't screwed over by everyone who made their fortune from things that Tesla's inventions endangered. It's sad really, a brilliant man being limited by a society that was too hung up on the price of oil to see how much of a better world one man could have created.
@@seth410 Later in his life, Nikola Tesla claimed more and more outlandish creations. This is because the people pushing him down made sure he received no press and he tried to get press through sensationalism. That doesn't take away from the good ideas that he DID have.
@@LazzyVamples His outlandish claims were also a result of him losing his mind.... I.e. the pigeon. ... and that's not the end of his slow slide into insanity, either. I strongly suggest reading up on the Great Man's life, as the end is especially interesting, if sad.
I'm surprised that Wheatley from Portal 2 isn't on this list. He didn't die, but he was a "genius" whose stupidity was his own demise. In the boss fight for the game, he attempts to kill Chell with bombs and his bomb-proof shields because he discovered Atlas and P-body, two robots built for testing. However, Chell uses the bombs to her advantage and eventually sends Wheatley on his way to space with a portal to the moon.
@@jothamfunclara5135 It has lots and lots of eurojank, but it was real captivating. Developers later admitted that Codename 47 was sort of an experiment: they described it as throwing darts on the wall and then seeing what stuck.
I'm so glad you used footage from the original Resident Evil not the remake because more people need to be exposed to the high quality voice acting and excellent live action video intro we've come to cherish. Seriously people, if you haven't watched it, do it.
There are so, SO many people in FFVII like this. Take Hollander for example, from Crisis Core. He decided to try and make a supersoldier, but something in the genes went funky and instead caused one of the subjects, Angeal, to commit suicide via his protege slashing him to bits, and the other, Genesis, to start crumbling to dust at the ripe old age of 25. After a series of stupid decisions that led to him nearly getting killed, he's forced to take some of Genesis's cells into him to heal, but that also speeds up his demise at a far faster rate than his son's. After a few years, he goes to find someone who he needs to stop his degradation, who unfortunately has very protective mentor, also known as Zack Fair, the game's protagonist. Instead of running away like a reasonable person whenever a superhuman fighter with an egregiously large sword approaches you, he tries to fight. To no one's surprise, he gets defeated. This man is supposed to be a genius scientist!
11:02 >armed with a bazooka, managed to lose a fight to some crows That’s because a bazooka is not the kind of weapon to use against swarming, small, fast, FLYING targets. You are more likely to blow yourself up and/or cause a ton of collateral damage than actually do anything to the birdies. A shotgun would do much better. Especially if it is full-auto and has a large ammo capacity. Using bazooka against crows is a pretty much literal incarnation of a Russian saying “shooting sparrows with a cannon”.
Exactly. He'd be better off using the thing as a club than trying to fire it at birds. Why even bring a bazooka on this mission in the first place considering what they were expecting? Though maybe Wesker told him to, and he didn't mind looking for a chance to use it.
So glad to see an updated version of an older video with some different killer creations/ stupid decisions getting revenge on their creators! (genius killer by their own creations redux time! )
I would put Star Wars: The Force Unleashed's dark side ending. The one where the molded killer, Starkiller, goes and kills the person who molded him, Darth Vader. Should have been more prepared, Vader.
@@serPomiz That's the other part of his backstory. Tired of extremely slow elevators, he re-invented stairs. ...Okay, that's a lie, but it would fit really well into Borderlands canon.
I'd say the "killed by stupidity" part for Joker came when he injected himself with the mutuated Titan formula in the previous game, given that pretty much everyone else who'd taken it died or became incoherent rambling monsters with zero capacity to tell jokes. If you want a "killed by stupidity" case in Arkham City, look no further than Hugo Strange. He's smart enough to figure out who the Batman is and captures him without his equipment to throw into his giant prison city instead of using his brainwashed soldiers to execute him, exactly as he tries to enact the most complicated part of his plan by engineering an armed turf war to justify genociding the entire criminal population. All this, he is able to do because of the assistance of Ra's Al Ghul, who is the Head of the League of Assassins and the closest thing to a Father-in-Law that Batman has. Somehow, knowing all this, this "genius" is not smart enough to see the inevitable double-cross coming.
The Loyalists in Dishonored. They rescue Corvo from execution, give him weapons, supplies, and intel to take out all the targets that framed him for the Empress' murder. Then they try to poison him so they can take over control, only for that to...well depending on how you play, backfire spectacularly.
While he doesn't get killed, Dr. Eggman definitely qualifies here. From Water gods, earth-shattering Kaijus, to even his own robotic creations, it's a wonder he isn't scrambled egg by now.
it's a well known fact that Eggman is a fan of the "just a doombot" tactic. it's not Alway a Eggrobo, but when things get letal, it is (S3&K secret ending, various kamikaze attacks) also, archie's one, but that's another story...
Alduin, the World-Eater, from Skyrim. He saves the Dragonborn by trying to kill them during their execution, thus allowing them to blow him out of existence at the end of the game. Lord Harkon qualifies as well, since his fake "Tyranny of the Sun" nonsense forces the Dragonborn to track down the weapon that makes him super-easy to beat at the end of the Dawnguard questline.
With how much you all mention dishonored I'm surprised to see that Kirin Jindosh from Dishonored 2 isn't on this list. If you take the non-lethal approach to eliminating him then you zap his brain with his own electric chair and while it doesn't kill him in the traditional sense I feel it can be argued that the old Jindosh is in fact no more.
I'm surprised Big Hat Logan from Dark Souls wasn't on here... He is said to be the greatest sorcerer but his hunger for knowledge along with his unwillingness to fight at times gets him locked up, multiple times, until he goes insane.
Kirin Jindosh from Dishonored 2. He made giant deadly security robots, but somehow didn't think to make it so they can't attack him. If you rip the head off one in his lab, it will attack and kill him because it now can't tell friend from foe.
The Wesker thing isn't technically a retcon. Retcon means they've changed something you literally see in the media has been retroactively changed, it doesn't cover hidden motives. Just because we as the protagonists assumed the Wesker didn't want to be killed by tyrant doesn't mean that's true.
The Sinister Clone in Deadpool. He made a whole weather machine or whatever just to get stuck in it long enough for Deadpool to kill him with his own machine
Di Ravello from Just Cause 3. He has a hundred or so tapes that describe his entire rise to power and his strategic genius, and wanted to show his power to the world. So he let a revolution rise so that he could destroy it triumphantly. Surprise, DiRavello, you aren’t supposed to wait until the rebels have a third of the country to start the counterattack
Honestly inventing an ACTUAL walking, talking, potentially feeling robot in cowboy conditions sounds like a very convincing argument to KEEP working at developing that field of science. Even one step would already be an impressive monumental success- I would totally keep working on it too.
You know I think this is legit the first time I've heard someone talk about the FIRST House of the Dead game rather than House of the Dead 2. And to add in my own two cents, even though it didn't result in his death, Dr. Loboto from Psychonauts. Created a laser powered by brains, proceeds to be shot out a window by one of his lasers that was powered by the brain of his assistant's talking pet turtle that Loboto constantly threatened to cook so she'd do what he said.
@@marhawkman303 I'm not so sure. If you get prescribed pain pills, chances are you're not getting straight hydrocodone or whatever, you're getting acetaminophen mixed in. Despite being both opiate and NSAID, it's largely still just considered an opiate medication.
@@marhawkman303 You said Jet is a category and not a single substance. People don't consider opiate/NSAIDs combos a separate category, it's still just considered an opiate medication.
One more: Dr. Clark aka Para-Medic from Metal Gear, let’s resurrect one of the deadliest soldiers ever and subject him to horrifying experiments to make him even deadlier, no way that will end badly.
@@MrDalisclock if i rememeber the game correctly that dr clark wasn't the actual dr clark but decoy octopus pretending to be dr clark, also considering dr clark belongs to the patriots it's possible that the male dr clark was just a decoy,pretending to be the actual dr clark while the real one was somewhere else
Why in the 97 hecks is Yi Suchong from Bioshock not on this list? His experiment was to create the pair bond between the Big Daddies and Little Sisters, only for a Big Daddy to delete him when he slapped a little sister. A really successful experiment!
You know I never bought the "Gathering combat data" thing in Resident Evil, like what kind of combat data is that supposed to be? Shotgun to zombie face = success.
It's to see how well their B.O.W's (Not just the Tyrant, but everything else as well, Zombies, Hunters, everything) hold up against trained specialists, with Wesker collecting the data. They try the same thing in RE3, the UBCS (Umbrella's own private military) were sent in as the trained specialists, with Nikolai collecting data on their encounters. They would then use the data to help sell their B.O.W's to other organisations for profit, or, at least, that was their plan
Minus the torpedoes, supposedly Tesla (who Dragic is largely based on) did create little remote controlled boats. He then used them to troll people. Also according to the red dead wiki, Dragic planned to make an army of automatons and use them to take over the world, so it's even more ironic that it killed him.
What about Dr.Phoenix, from the Gears of Wars series? Not only he sacrificed himself knowing what would happen if his ultimate invention were activated, he also had a pretty dope name.
A bit Savage of a roast, but you can include ALL of the Hylians in Breath Of The Wild. I'm pretty sure if anyone has played Breath of the Wild, that one's pretty self-explanatory
8:45 Not only was he minutes from death but if you actually paid attention to the dialogue, it was beginning to look like Batman wasn't going to give Joker the cure
"But [Agent] 47 was actually genetically engineered to be the perfect super-soldier and assassin."
...... except when I'm controlling him
It's actually a beautiful tale of free will and not being ruled over by your creation. 47 was CREATED to be the perfect super-soldier and assassin, but he brilliantly rebels against his genetic destiny by - at least when I'm playing him - getting stuck trying to climb something that can't be climbed often enough that guards become suspicious and shoot him sixty thousand times right in the barcode. That's RADICAL FREEDOM. Sartre would be proud.
also good at trolling live newscasts by getting in the way of the shot
@@durhay I haven't finished that level yet because the staff in the garden area near the fireworks always want to know why I'm crouching under their windowsill and why I keep throwing shovels at them that ultimately don't hit them but instead clatter loudly on the ground alerting them to my presence.
Oh My God while I was reading this she just said it
Or when I play, smashing glass cases for the sole purpose of being a dickhead.
As a wise British grim reaper once sang, “stupid deaths, stupid deaths, they’re funny cuz they’re true”
Ah, I miss Horrible Histories
Man, I used to love horrible histories as a kid, great show
Mother fucking top tier reference right there mate
@@emmanueladesiyan2236 You can watch the whole series for free on Amazon Prime Video.
It's on Hulu
Zeus thought he could make kratos into a killing machine, and thanks to ares, this was his greatest success and mistake
Undone by his own Hubris, just the same as he was so often in the actual myths
@@comettamer also undone by his child just like in.....THE PROPHECY
I thought the plan to make him into killing machine was just Ares so he could overthrow olympus
@@robertnason9420 Zeus fathered kratos to make a killing machine he could control, though iirc the one meant to be that person was kratos brother who ares killed, then ares made him the killing machine that replaced him
@First Name Last Name No, Aries is the zodiac sign. Ares is the Greek God of War.
Hello! I'm the leader of a Death Cult with a secret lab below our giant haunted mansion, and I'd like to thank you _so much_ for this video! Since it first showed up in the inter-office memos, we've been implementing some changes:
-All Experiments (and their human predecessors) now have salaried positions.
-The Giant Unstable Idol has a new coat of bubble wrap. (might need to do something about this one, the Demon with knitting needles for fingers keeps getting in the Idol room)
-Opt-out cookie tracking has been changed to opt-in.
-Coffee filters / coffee grounds ratios have been adjusted. There should now be enough in the Employee Lounge for more than one shift per week.
-Break Room has been renamed to Employee Lounge, to clear up some messy misunderstandings with our more violence prone experiments.
-401k
-Dr. Killstreak has decided to use his mother's maiden name; Fluffkin. This has already lead to an 18% increase in employee retention!
-Casual Fridays. Please try to remain professional. Even if you don't have skin, please cover the areas where genitals _would be_ as a courtesy to other Employees and Abominations
-An Employee-only gondola has been installed _over_ the Torture Labyrinth. No more long/deadly commutes!
-We're taking submissions for the new Cult Name. Apparently "Cult of the Slithering Doom" tested poorly with focus groups...
Anyway, didn't want to interrupt your workflow, but there's just one last thing: I've been asked by The Sentient Pile of Meat and the Acolytes of Cannibalism to remind everyone that this Saturday they'll be hosting a BBQ in the mess hall, and they hope to see you there!
A work of art. I would pay to read a story about this.
The SCP Foundation would like to: *Know Your Location*
Oohh, company barbecues are always great for morale! You could also consider the occasional fun outing, such as an annual baseball game, or perhaps up to the mountains for a weekend of skiing during the holidays? You may have to rent the place (and be prepared to pay extra for damages) but you'd be amazed what it'll do for spirits around the lab. Also, I might reccomend dental as an included benefit, seeing how many of your employees have extra teeth.
10/10 deserves 3 season Netflix adaptation.
@@AlteryxGaming REDACTED
How about Bioshock's Frank Fontaine? He carefully engineered and brainwashed the perfect assassin, only to be killed by him. Better yet, he was killed by exploiting his body's dependency on the ADAM he had used to bulk up for his big boss fight, and whose company was responsible for distributing ADAM? You guessed it, Frank "Foresight" Fontaine.
and/or Andrew Ryan? Who refused to regulate ADAM due to his political views and failed to realize the danger it would bring. His own ideology led to his demise.
@@Eric-ef5qm Let's cut this short, pretty much every big and not so big bad in the Bioshock series, except Tannenbaum, because she saw sense and started to help.
@@the_dark_soul_of_man Oh yeah, Comstock falls into this category too. "I shall use the power of multi-dimensional portals to assess control over a population and be crowned the ultimate prophet, even at the expense of my alternate dimensional selves."
*him and his entire existence/city get torched and destroyed through the use of multi-dimensional portals BECAUSE he screwed over one of his alternate dimensional selves*
I hope one of these comments gets in the next video
@@the_dark_soul_of_man It would seem Fontaine's only mistake was not killing Tenenbaum after he was done with her.
What makes the Hitman example even more ironic is Agent 47 was initially considered a failed experiment because he does have a conscious but this actually made him a better killer than some of the other clones, because he can feel he better understands that people are governed by their emotions and can be manipulated into traps.
think its why the agent 48 clones failed, not only do they have no conscience, they don't have the experience that 47 gained
“Hey, so the script calls for a quick visual of somebody accidentally hitting themselves with a green shell, can you manage that for me?” *five hours later* “screw it, I’m just going to drive directly at a wall, totally natural, here’s my timesheet”
I'd watch a whole livestream of any of the Oxboxtra members trying and failing to hit themselves with a bounced green shell, TBH.
thing is it rarely hits you immediately, usually it;s some time during the final lap or right after you get blue/red shelled
@@GloomGaiGar, they do seem to have a sense of comedic timing, don't they?
"He's a clone created from the DNA of 5 different people"
I don't blame you personally for this, but that is very distinctly the *opposite* of a clone.
That makes him at best a Chimera
He is basically a living remix
@@benduford3746 except that "chimera" is also already a medical term.
You can become one yourself just by getting a bone marrow transplant from someone who isn't your identical twin!
@@scienceface8884 cool I didn’t know that
@@scienceface8884 username checks out i suppose, Thats a really cool tidbit
I must say that, for an antagonist, Zlatko did give fair warning.
"I was told you could help us."
"I don't know who told you that. You came to the wrong place."
He didn't lie. I mean, not at first, anyway.
GreyeSkye lol yea
It kinda proves Zlatko's point about Deviants. For all their intelligence, they are naive. Perfectly willing to trust strangers. There were signs that he couldn't be trusted. Blue blood on his hands and clothes, Android assistant who he "helped" but is still emotionless. These were clear signs that he was fishy, but Kara never noticed.
@@elitegamer9310but in the deviants' defense, where else were they supposed to go? Almost every human was an anti android bigot, who would've turned them into either the police or cyberlife. Kara, in particular, didn't have any options: depending whether or not she kills her master or not, she was still going to be pursued anyway for just going deviant.
@@elitegamer9310 Being on the run and desperate means your options become very, very limited
@@DeathnoteBB exactly. Any lead is a good lead, any potential ally is your biggest hope. And we all know what happens when you lose all hope. Kara was trying.
"If there's one thing we've learned about playing God to create super-soldiers, it's that it's good and you should do it!"
- when Jane mixes her personal notes with the show script
What I learned is that you shouldn't treat them like shit, should try to avoid inflicting body horror on them to make them stronger, and never make anything with the goal of it being immortal....
And treat it like family not like a tool
@@dracosmith7781 I would think treating them like a tool would fall under treating them like shit...
Well the one exception was Captain America, and that one went so swimmingly that it gives everyone else hope they'll do it right, like the lottery.
@@minnion2871 i'd say treating them like a tool is the neutral position on the scale going from treating them like shit to treating them like family
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unless of course the person in question treats their family like shit, or just tools.
"What if robots......but with feelings?" Andy your rising inflection and sardonic attitude make wonder, if in fact, the idea wasn't unique to David Cage.
What if Robots were Emotions?
@@MrDalisclock Yeah pretty sure one of the many Terminator plots included that somewhere.
I am absolutely positive that in all of science fiction literature, no one, absolutely no one, has ever dared asked the morality of creating sentient, human-like entities and using them as tools or servants. I mean what would you ask? Whether they dream of electric sheep?
It wasn’t even unique for video games for that year. Nier Automata came out earlier that year, and did it so much better. Literally night and day difference in writing, gameplay, and music.
@@Ceece20 David Cage: "Can robots be human?"
Yoko Taro "Can humans?"
DC: "What"
YT: "Can humans be human"
DC: "I don't underst"
Fun Fact: the Joker did try to become a doctor. But he quit when they told him that laughter wasn't ACTUALLY the best medicine. And by quit, I mean set the hospital on fire.
thats what i call getting *fired*
sorry for the trash joke
@@ThepluhmasterIt's no worse than any of the ones Joker told in this video.
"No one gives me instructions, I shall destroy everything" yep, sounds like parenthood alright
Thought the same kids man...
You've met my daughter I see.
Sounds like the internal dialog of my dog once I leave the house
"It's a thankless job, Morty."
.k
Cave Johnson. Decided that messing with moon rocks to make a gel was a good idea, and got poisoned for his troubles.
He was a doer, not a thinker... also getting poisoned by moon rocks was possibly not what killed him. :/
Poor Carolyn :/
@@marhawkman303 I believe he specifically says in one of his recordings that he was getting sick because "apparently grinding space rocks into dust is bad for your health" or something. Plus he was coughing up a storm and acting even more insane when he mentioned this.
@@ShadowDemon_4 true, he definitely got sick from the moon rocks... died though? not so sure. He may have lived long enough to see GLADoS come online
He had drank the gel thus poisoning himself
That was Breen's fault, Aperture was going well until Black Mesa stole their products
Unfortunately for Breen, the G-Man (Who he had made a deal with) was quite happy to kill him off after he proved uncooperative with Alyx's retrieval.
I remembered, on a logical level, that the voice acting in the original RE was bad, 'cause that's not something you can forget that easily. I mean, WOW. But once you hear it again, it's almost even worse than the first time. Is it possible for it to get WORSE with age? Wow. xD
It kinda sounds like the dialogue of an old audiobook, which makes some sense, since it stands to reason that that's the kind of voice actors and workflow they might have used before RE was a famous big-budget franchise.
r/agedlikemilk
The voice acting was terrible, but some of the lines never should have been replaced in REmake. 'Jill Sandwich' in particular. It is entirely realistic and relatable to react to the stress and tension of a close call like that with a joke, even a terrible one.
GuukanKitsune It's a classic line! I mean, it's an unintentionally TERRIBLE classic line, but it's part of the original RE experience, and the remake lost a part of that when it left it out. ^_^ Yes, we remember it because it's awful, but we LIKE that it's awful. xD
Neolexious Neolexian So true. xD
10:58 To be fair, a bazooka is probably the absolute WORST weapon to use when fighting crows. You have a bunch of small, fast-moving targets attacking at close range.
I love that when Jane talked about wanting to create a Kirby pillow cult I was snuggled up with my actual Kirby pillow
I've always wanted to hide a speaker and motion detector inside of someone's Kirby plush so that when you leave the room after cuddling with said pillow/plush he says "Baaiiii!"
I support Jane's Kirby Cult!🤘
HaydenX thank you for giving me ideas
Sounds like Buddhism.
@@HaydenX that's adorable
The illusive man in Mass Effect - Decides to not only save his future nemesis Shepard, but also indictrinates himself.
Elusive
Lieutenant Luxury no, it's definitely the Illusive Man.
@@swine13 comments like these is what I call "unwittingly ignorant"
The Illusive Man believed only Shepard could save humanity from the Reapers, and he was right. His biggest flaw was his arrogance.
actually if you ply enough you can find out that the illusive man though shepherd could help save humanity then he changed his mind and indoctrinated himself because he thought the reapers could save humanity
7:50
Actually The Joker claimed to have killed his parents in the first game. But given his multiple choice, choose your own adventure backstory, it’s doubtful they actually were his parents. Probably killed some people for fun or to scare his gang though, no doubt of that.
*sighs, flips the "Days Since Jane Tried to Start a Cult Sign" to zero*
At least its just a napping cult
I'm all for joining the cult of Napping All Day.
All hail the Holy Pillow! Protector of the precious nap time!
I'm in. Also, hear me out. Kirby themed pillow. Double the round soft cuteness.
Been a member for about a month now.
Matt Goldson factss!!!
@MaximKat What about food?
And there's even the scientists who created Mewtwo. Sure, it's only shown in the movie, but it's safe to assume that they're all dead
YuseiFudoGamer The Scientists: “Ah yes, let’s create a Pokémon that cannot be controlled and is about as strong as God! What could possibly go wrong?”
Except in the games, where Fuji now looks after Pokemon in Lavender Town.
MrAuthor3DS also Blaine's still kicking, and he was one of those scientists in the manga.
I know right
@@nicholasfarrell5981 Well Mewtwo may have missed a few I guess. But yeah the Lab in the original? Looked like the remains of an Umbrella corps facility that got trashed by the Nemesis.
Fallout 4 - "Father" let me out of the vault, setting his own demise in motion.
he was dying anyway, it was more of a gamble on his part
Well I mean really he's your creation
One of my favorite little things I noticed was if you track down the robot in the mountains and shoot it, it will show up on the map as a corpse like other living things. As far as I’m aware it’s the only other inanimate object that does. Seemed like a quick nod to the whole "I’m alive" science fiction stuff. ......Love the channel. Keep up the great work.
If anyone knows about the Sly Cooper series, there's Arpeggio in Sly Cooper 2: Band of Thieves. He was a genius with engineering that built an army of half robot bird guards and an entire blimp base that could withhold the Northern Lights and brainwash the entire city of Paris all to power the giant robotic owl he rebuilt to fuse with. All the while, using a police traitor to take the blame while she looked for the parts for the owl. Only to have that very accomplice take the robot and murder him. Even she pointed out his own stupidity seeing as how she betrayed literally everyone without a second thought. You would think he would've seen her betrayal towards him coming
Doctor Suchong from Bioshock?? He led the creation of the Big Daddies, only to be killed by one
Nice
To be fair, I think every genius or "genius" in Bioshock gets, or can get, an ironic death caused by their own actions.
Thesaurus Rex except for the "twins" from Infinite.
kids toys in the victorian era did in fact, kick ass. popular toys includes a chemistry set with super dangerous chemicals, lead and arsenic painted toys, and my personal favorite... a miniture coffin to play funeral with. Which, considering the first two toys definitely killed children, made a lot of sense.
I was almost expecting to see Commander Shepard and the Illusive Man on the list. Nothing BUT drama if you go the Renegade route.
OH and the Quarians and the Geth. Obviously.
Clearly the Quarians had been watching too many Matrix and Terminator movies.
Glados in portal wakes you up from stasis, tests you rigorously giving you pretty much the exact skills you need to escape/destroy her and constantly berates you into being motivated to do it.
"What loving god would allow a zombie apocalypse to happen on their watch?" Nurgle would.
So would Sigmar 🤣
Now I'm trying to decide if loving applies to them.
@@moralityisnotsubjective5 Of course Nurgle is a loving god. Nurgle loves all of you
Nurgle is so loving! Nurgle loves an individual bacterium as much as Nurgle loves an individual person! The problem is that you can fit a lot of bacteria into a person. Which is only a problem if you prefer people to bacteria. And Nurgle doesn't! Kind, loving, evenhanded Greatfather Nurgle.
And a few others...
Andy's takedown of the S.T.A.R.S. team management is hilariously brutal. Late '90s video games logic was great.
I just finished Wolfenstein: Old Blood and this is literally Helga
She summons an ancient demon, and ends up killed by it!
Eetu Pitkänen forgot about that lmao
3:41 When you're trying to start an argument but they keep agreeing with you.
I believe the electric chair was actually one of Edison's too. It was his way of trying to convince the public that DC current (the form of current Edison used) was safer than AC current (the kind that rivals like Tesla used).
ahh yes , when he 'westinghoused' that elephant.
They’ll say “aw Topsy” at my autopsy...
Edison was such a bellend. Stealing patents wasn't evil enough, so he settled on animal cruelty.
Did it... Work??
Wiping out the Institute in Fallout 4 by causing a Synth rebellion falls solidly within this trope. Bonus points if you bring along one of the Synth companions when you do it.
Technically, any ending that ends with the destruction of the Institute counts, since they were the ones who released you on the Wasteland in the first place.
To be fair to " Father " aka Shaun He was dying . And that tends to make you much more reckless in your choices. He was banking on the fact he didn't fall too far from the tree.
How anyone with half brain doesn't factor in that nurture will always win over nature I don't know.
What about Mina Liao from Overwatch, she's a new character who was part of the team who created the omnics which eventually waged war with humanity leading to her own death. There's also Kirin Jindosh in Dishonored 2 who you can kill with his own Clockwork Soldiers. He designed the Clockwork Soldiers to have one sensor in their heads so if you destroy that the soldier which is protecting him will go berserk and could kill Kirin himself.
NOOO I WAS JUST ABOUT TO PLAY DISHONORED 2
@@garygordle5146 And you still can? lol its a mechanic in one level not pertinent to the main story
Tbh I forgot about that
"Nobody gives me instructions! I shall destroy everything."
Shakespeare this ain't.
This petty man would make himself a God
and think himself, my father, thus my lord,
And though he bids me bow, I shall not nod,
But spit him, and this world, upon my sword!
@@Patrick-Phelan See that's Shakespeare, I don't get why Developers even Japanese ones find that hard.
The Bard wrote in a time when medical practices consisted of leeches and mercury tinctures. So what the actual hell ?
Oswell E Spencer from Resident Evil one of the projects he was directly responsible for was the Wesker children which produced such "charming" individuals as Alex and Albert Wesker the latter of which ended up killing him.
So, the wrinkled, evil, pale old man with a gravelly voice and black robe, often pictured sitting, was killed by his superpowered and morally dubious protege who's nonetheless a lot of the audience's favourite character of the setting? Whocouldaknowed.
@@Patrick-Phelan Not Spencer, evidently. Then again, he doesn't know he's a Resident Evil antagonist.
The worst was that Alex Wesker was given conditioning to make him unconsciously seek Spencer out.
Guys this should really come with an epilepsy warning, that House of the Dead bit really fried my eyes :0
Oh wow yeah there should be a warning on that
True
"and ended up with a big sword stuck through him"
From the looks of it, this is... eye-ronic. :)
19:23 Exert from Marvel comic:
Spider-Man: You can rewrite DNA on the fly, and you're using it to turn people into dinosaurs? But with tech like that, you could cure CANCER!
Spider-Man villain: But I don't WANT to cure cancer. I want to turn people into dinosaurs.
Sauron the Pteradactyl Man
Nobody:
House of the Dead creators: "lmao what if Resident Evil but with even worse voice-acting"
@@edi9892 back then most japanese dubs were actually done in house in japan. which actually explains why they're so bad, since it's pretty hard to find good english voice actors who live in japan, even more so in the 90's.
@@Sophie_the_Sapphic Oh god. I don´t know many Japanese, but those that I did meet were really hard to understand, just like most Indians...
Someone makes this joke on every video
I love house of the dead but that's true
@@swine13 One could even say that someone.... REmakes this joke on every video. **badum tsh**
8:08 “Explode the floor for some reason?”
Best line in the whole video
Interesting thing is that Marko Dragic (the RDR 2 weirdo) Is a satiric version of a Serbian scientist Nikola Tesla, who actually could have made the world such a better place if he wasn't screwed over by everyone who made their fortune from things that Tesla's inventions endangered. It's sad really, a brilliant man being limited by a society that was too hung up on the price of oil to see how much of a better world one man could have created.
you should read the atomic robo comics, he wins sorta.
Aleksandar Davidovic LOL. Tesla fanboys are a riot. He was a loony. How’s that death ray coming along?
The other interesting thing about Marko Dragic is that you can change some letters in his name to spell Darko Magic. Great scientist name.
@@seth410 Later in his life, Nikola Tesla claimed more and more outlandish creations. This is because the people pushing him down made sure he received no press and he tried to get press through sensationalism. That doesn't take away from the good ideas that he DID have.
@@LazzyVamples His outlandish claims were also a result of him losing his mind.... I.e. the pigeon. ... and that's not the end of his slow slide into insanity, either. I strongly suggest reading up on the Great Man's life, as the end is especially interesting, if sad.
I'm surprised that Wheatley from Portal 2 isn't on this list. He didn't die, but he was a "genius" whose stupidity was his own demise. In the boss fight for the game, he attempts to kill Chell with bombs and his bomb-proof shields because he discovered Atlas and P-body, two robots built for testing. However, Chell uses the bombs to her advantage and eventually sends Wheatley on his way to space with a portal to the moon.
I see Hitman, I press like. Especially because Codename 47 is a damn classic.
Best ending ever.
Immediate nostalgia strike. Too bad the controls didn't age well for replayability, IMO.
@@jothamfunclara5135 It has lots and lots of eurojank, but it was real captivating. Developers later admitted that Codename 47 was sort of an experiment: they described it as throwing darts on the wall and then seeing what stuck.
@@Ruosteinenknight early 2000s pc games were different..
I'm so glad you used footage from the original Resident Evil not the remake because more people need to be exposed to the high quality voice acting and excellent live action video intro we've come to cherish. Seriously people, if you haven't watched it, do it.
Given the state of the world right now, I'm all in on Jane's Apocalypse Nap cult.
14:31 Is... is that Al Mualim? Jesus, that actor is really good at leading cults.
Each time I each a women saying "Leon", all I can think is ashley
screaming LEON!!!! Too much Resident Evil 4 during my youth I guess.
There are so, SO many people in FFVII like this. Take Hollander for example, from Crisis Core. He decided to try and make a supersoldier, but something in the genes went funky and instead caused one of the subjects, Angeal, to commit suicide via his protege slashing him to bits, and the other, Genesis, to start crumbling to dust at the ripe old age of 25. After a series of stupid decisions that led to him nearly getting killed, he's forced to take some of Genesis's cells into him to heal, but that also speeds up his demise at a far faster rate than his son's. After a few years, he goes to find someone who he needs to stop his degradation, who unfortunately has very protective mentor, also known as Zack Fair, the game's protagonist. Instead of running away like a reasonable person whenever a superhuman fighter with an egregiously large sword approaches you, he tries to fight. To no one's surprise, he gets defeated. This man is supposed to be a genius scientist!
3:16
"You have proven-"
*Panic fires*
11:02
>armed with a bazooka, managed to lose a fight to some crows
That’s because a bazooka is not the kind of weapon to use against swarming, small, fast, FLYING targets. You are more likely to blow yourself up and/or cause a ton of collateral damage than actually do anything to the birdies.
A shotgun would do much better. Especially if it is full-auto and has a large ammo capacity.
Using bazooka against crows is a pretty much literal incarnation of a Russian saying “shooting sparrows with a cannon”.
Exactly. He'd be better off using the thing as a club than trying to fire it at birds. Why even bring a bazooka on this mission in the first place considering what they were expecting? Though maybe Wesker told him to, and he didn't mind looking for a chance to use it.
Jane doesn’t need to start a napping cult right now, most of us are involuntarily part of one due to ‘current circumstances’
9:20 that voice acting tho.. gotta love 90s games and their well made charm xD
Not mentioned here is Andy's own Animal Crossing villager when he spins his own wheel of death and it lands on the death marker.
Dr. Neo Cortex from Crash Bandicoot is a great example.
Homie couldn't get it right and just kept making things that turned against him.
So glad to see an updated version of an older video with some different killer creations/ stupid decisions getting revenge on their creators!
(genius killer by their own creations redux time! )
I would put Star Wars: The Force Unleashed's dark side ending. The one where the molded killer, Starkiller, goes and kills the person who molded him, Darth Vader. Should have been more prepared, Vader.
What about Professor Nakayama from Borderlands 2
He had his Masterplan to clone your arch nemesis and was eventually killed by falling down stairs
Yeah, but wouldn't that be he's more clumsy than stupid though? Now, if he had made an escalator, that would have been different... probably.
he didn't create the stairs tho...
@@serPomiz That's the other part of his backstory. Tired of extremely slow elevators, he re-invented stairs.
...Okay, that's a lie, but it would fit really well into Borderlands canon.
@@salenstormwing I'm sure clumsiness is also part of stupidity! Also was looking for this one!
I'd say the "killed by stupidity" part for Joker came when he injected himself with the mutuated Titan formula in the previous game, given that pretty much everyone else who'd taken it died or became incoherent rambling monsters with zero capacity to tell jokes.
If you want a "killed by stupidity" case in Arkham City, look no further than Hugo Strange. He's smart enough to figure out who the Batman is and captures him without his equipment to throw into his giant prison city instead of using his brainwashed soldiers to execute him, exactly as he tries to enact the most complicated part of his plan by engineering an armed turf war to justify genociding the entire criminal population. All this, he is able to do because of the assistance of Ra's Al Ghul, who is the Head of the League of Assassins and the closest thing to a Father-in-Law that Batman has. Somehow, knowing all this, this "genius" is not smart enough to see the inevitable double-cross coming.
17:26 I know Andy was talking about who would be that on the nose and unsubtle but I like to think he was just answering the android's question.
The Loyalists in Dishonored. They rescue Corvo from execution, give him weapons, supplies, and intel to take out all the targets that framed him for the Empress' murder. Then they try to poison him so they can take over control, only for that to...well depending on how you play, backfire spectacularly.
While he doesn't get killed, Dr. Eggman definitely qualifies here. From Water gods, earth-shattering Kaijus, to even his own robotic creations, it's a wonder he isn't scrambled egg by now.
it's a well known fact that Eggman is a fan of the "just a doombot" tactic. it's not Alway a Eggrobo, but when things get letal, it is (S3&K secret ending, various kamikaze attacks)
also, archie's one, but that's another story...
Alduin, the World-Eater, from Skyrim. He saves the Dragonborn by trying to kill them during their execution, thus allowing them to blow him out of existence at the end of the game. Lord Harkon qualifies as well, since his fake "Tyranny of the Sun" nonsense forces the Dragonborn to track down the weapon that makes him super-easy to beat at the end of the Dawnguard questline.
With how much you all mention dishonored I'm surprised to see that Kirin Jindosh from Dishonored 2 isn't on this list. If you take the non-lethal approach to eliminating him then you zap his brain with his own electric chair and while it doesn't kill him in the traditional sense I feel it can be argued that the old Jindosh is in fact no more.
I'm surprised Big Hat Logan from Dark Souls wasn't on here... He is said to be the greatest sorcerer but his hunger for knowledge along with his unwillingness to fight at times gets him locked up, multiple times, until he goes insane.
I'd be happy to join Jane's cult of napping, I've probably got enough experience to be a senior member already
Kirin Jindosh from Dishonored 2. He made giant deadly security robots, but somehow didn't think to make it so they can't attack him. If you rip the head off one in his lab, it will attack and kill him because it now can't tell friend from foe.
The Wesker thing isn't technically a retcon. Retcon means they've changed something you literally see in the media has been retroactively changed, it doesn't cover hidden motives. Just because we as the protagonists assumed the Wesker didn't want to be killed by tyrant doesn't mean that's true.
The Sinister Clone in Deadpool. He made a whole weather machine or whatever just to get stuck in it long enough for Deadpool to kill him with his own machine
As many other comments mentioned, almost everyone from Bioshock fits the bill, really
Di Ravello from Just Cause 3. He has a hundred or so tapes that describe his entire rise to power and his strategic genius, and wanted to show his power to the world. So he let a revolution rise so that he could destroy it triumphantly. Surprise, DiRavello, you aren’t supposed to wait until the rebels have a third of the country to start the counterattack
“Don’t. Open. that Door!
Honestly inventing an ACTUAL walking, talking, potentially feeling robot in cowboy conditions sounds like a very convincing argument to KEEP working at developing that field of science. Even one step would already be an impressive monumental success- I would totally keep working on it too.
I saw the clip and felt so bad for the robot baby. :(
You know I think this is legit the first time I've heard someone talk about the FIRST House of the Dead game rather than House of the Dead 2. And to add in my own two cents, even though it didn't result in his death, Dr. Loboto from Psychonauts. Created a laser powered by brains, proceeds to be shot out a window by one of his lasers that was powered by the brain of his assistant's talking pet turtle that Loboto constantly threatened to cook so she'd do what he said.
That one creep in Fallout that invented Jet. He ended up being stabbed by a Jet addict and nobody remembered his name.
oh right, the snotty nerd guy.
@@rafabuda0 it's an interesting paradox. The best resolution I know of is to say Jet is a chem category and not a single substance.
@@marhawkman303 I'm not so sure. If you get prescribed pain pills, chances are you're not getting straight hydrocodone or whatever, you're getting acetaminophen mixed in. Despite being both opiate and NSAID, it's largely still just considered an opiate medication.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 oookayy... what this have to do with Jet?
@@marhawkman303 You said Jet is a category and not a single substance. People don't consider opiate/NSAIDs combos a separate category, it's still just considered an opiate medication.
5:50 - Nice shout out to The Modern Prometheus though.
+1 for Jane's napping cult.
This is basically just ur geniuses killed by their own creations vid, and I love it!
Alduin when he saved the dragonborn from execution
Now, bearing in mind I love all y'all, Andy accounts for a good 50% of OX's hilariousness.
That guy's a national treasure.
One more: Dr. Clark aka Para-Medic from Metal Gear, let’s resurrect one of the deadliest soldiers ever and subject him to horrifying experiments to make him even deadlier, no way that will end badly.
But Dr. Clarke was a man in MGS.....oh wait, the infamous Kojima retcon.
Carry on then.
@@MrDalisclock if i rememeber the game correctly that dr clark wasn't the actual dr clark but decoy octopus pretending to be dr clark, also considering dr clark belongs to the patriots it's possible that the male dr clark was just a decoy,pretending to be the actual dr clark while the real one was somewhere else
Why in the 97 hecks is Yi Suchong from Bioshock not on this list? His experiment was to create the pair bond between the Big Daddies and Little Sisters, only for a Big Daddy to delete him when he slapped a little sister.
A really successful experiment!
You know I never bought the "Gathering combat data" thing in Resident Evil, like what kind of combat data is that supposed to be? Shotgun to zombie face = success.
arguably, the tyrant at the end.
result? it needs external controll
@@serPomiz Also work on RPG resistance.
It's to see how well their B.O.W's (Not just the Tyrant, but everything else as well, Zombies, Hunters, everything) hold up against trained specialists, with Wesker collecting the data.
They try the same thing in RE3, the UBCS (Umbrella's own private military) were sent in as the trained specialists, with Nikolai collecting data on their encounters.
They would then use the data to help sell their B.O.W's to other organisations for profit, or, at least, that was their plan
8:15 "Do I really look like a guy with a plan?"
3:10
I don’t know why I found this so funny, just me?
So what I take from this is my Kirby cult is a flawless idea with no downfalls. Phew, had me worried there!
Darth Plagueis's death was the most ironic; he could save others from death, but not himself 🤔😄
Yeah but that doesn't happen in any video game about that so...
Minus the torpedoes, supposedly Tesla (who Dragic is largely based on) did create little remote controlled boats. He then used them to troll people.
Also according to the red dead wiki, Dragic planned to make an army of automatons and use them to take over the world, so it's even more ironic that it killed him.
8:16 “Do I really look like a guy with a plan?”
-Joker.
Honorable mention: Dr Jacob Crow from Timesplitters: Future Perfect. Tried to make himself immortal and failed, being destroyed quite badly.
I feel like Johnny should get an honorable mention for having his owl bear (among many other npcs) nicked in your escapades
10:07 At least they managed to find room for a guitar
20:07 bruh he got that jojo pose
What about Dr.Phoenix, from the Gears of Wars series? Not only he sacrificed himself knowing what would happen if his ultimate invention were activated, he also had a pretty dope name.
Feels weird without seeing their faces specially the smarty MIkey
Mike: I'm starting to think the Joker has no plan.
Joker: Do I look like a guy with a plan?
Joker always has a plan, we just aren't broken enough to see the world fragments in the way that he does to know how the plan works.
A bit Savage of a roast, but you can include ALL of the Hylians in Breath Of The Wild. I'm pretty sure if anyone has played Breath of the Wild, that one's pretty self-explanatory
I know right
8:45 Not only was he minutes from death but if you actually paid attention to the dialogue, it was beginning to look like Batman wasn't going to give Joker the cure