Ever try and eat while playing a console at the same time anyone? Well i have a number of times in the past with a few fighting games mostly MK-X and 11, Injustice 2, even a few FPS and GTA5 as well. Lol. Should record it sometime because I was shocked at how well i happened to do during those times. 😂😮
The Suicide Mission in Mass Effect 2 was once completed by some absolute goblin who opted to take the worst possible outcome: Getting as many squadmates as possible killed... without Shepard dying. Now that is a puzzle game.
I've done exactly that,by mistake. I intended to go for the worst outcome,to have everyone killed plus Shepard. But i've done one loyalty mission too many(i think it was Jacob's) and only Shep and 2 squadmates lived at the end. It's the minimum possible amount,actually. As long as 2 or more companions live,Shepard lives. Trust me,i've tried.
The first time I played, I didn't know I had any control. I didn't upgrade my ship 😂 and everyone died. I think only Jack survived 😂 and I'm like "man this game is intense intense!". Nope, I'm just a terrible person.
I had a save where I got no upgrades on the ship and no loyalty missions, and shepherd, and the 2 I brought with me survived. I was like dang I can't get everyone to die. What I gotta do lol
God that Halo CE warthog jousting brings back memories. I used to come back from school and spend HOURS jousting/bumper hogs. Gaming was much simpler back then.
Damn man, same! Used to go have LAN parties in my buddy's basement. 3-4 tv's, 10-16 dudes, pizza. Prisoner Rockets, warthog jousting, plasma tag... Damn. Miss that group.
8:11 Apparently there was a glitch in the Sims 2 Base Game back in 2004 that prevented players from using build mode so you had to have sims live on empty lots and use cheats to get toilets on your lot or your sims would pee themselves. That glitch was eventually fixed in the Sims 2 university expansion pack which came out early 2005 but that glitch made players feel they must move into prebuilt houses as you can’t build.
My favourite thing to do in all Spider-Man games ever since I was a kid was to act like my web shooters don’t work and I have to jump from building to building instead of webbing
In The Stanley Parable, playing the wrong way is the right way to play it. A narrator tells you what you are going to do, but you can just do something else, and it's incredibly entertaining to make the narrator upset.
Fun fact, Prototype had an achievement to complete the game while consuming less than 10 civilians... but also had an achievement to run over 500 people in a vehicle. Agents of chaos.
This reminds me of one of my earliest memories: when I was 4, my parents had a bakery, so I would have hours on end playing a handful of games. The game I played most was a Sesame Street game, and I discovered a secret that entertained me for years to come. In a room where I was supposed to put shaped blocks on shelves, I could instead drop them on Elmo's head. Every few blocks, he would say, "Ouch! Please don't drop blocks on Elmo's head!" Pure enjoyment for a bored child
I made two characters on the Sims 3, based loosely on Mr. Lahey and Randy from the comedy show Trailer Park Boys, I made Lahey insane and all the bad traits, he'd dumpster dive and cause trouble, get mad at little things and I just left them to it. The town Wanted Lahey to be the Mayor :)
My life had changed in so many different directions in the last decade but the one thing that has always been consistent is gameranx and for that i will be forever grateful. You make the suffering manageable, i really mean that. Thanks guys ❤
I'd like to mention the Ness's Bat challenge in Earthbound! A portion of the game gives you control over Jeff in Winters. Normally you're supposed to beeline it through a few challenges and meet Jeff's father to rescue Ness from a situation, but some players will play the first section (once you get out of the boy's school) for hours, selling salt packets and cookies, in order to purchase a very expensive bat for Ness that you shouldn't be able to afford that early on. If you manage to fight enough goats, dogs, and crows, you can sell their periodic drops to (VERY) gradually earn the money to buy the bat available in the shop outside the Boy's school. If you can manage that, Jeff essentially brings Ness a massively overpowered bat that he shouldn't have yet and it makes a portion of the game significantly easier. I tried the challenge once I read about it, fell in love with it, and I can't play the game without doing it every time now, despite the fact it can take hours to earn enough cash to buy it.
I've run a SIMS life as a homeless savant. imported things like a piano (yes busking earns), easel, play chess in the park, live out of the trash cans...and the cool thing is that you're joined by other homeless NPC at night
Me & my friends would play Prototype & if u unalived a civilian that was the equivalent of 'u pass the controller when u unalive'. Needless to say we passed the controller every other minute or 2. It was super fun & chaotic trying to only unalive soldiers without hurting anything else
And there's me, taking the shield power and bulldozing people along the massive sidewalk by the river 😂 that's how I got an achievement for "x number of unalives in 10 seconds" or whatnot
Aw man that takes me back! My friends and I used to park two scorpion tanks next to each other and drive ghosts into them and do all kinds of flips and stuff. Nostalgia at its finest
ah the "driving backwards" in Mario Kart is a classic. When someone that knew they had lost the race would then turn around and just make chaos. Other classics from my time: - Worms Armageddon: Rope racing - Civilization IV: One city challenge - Using console game peripherals or special controllers with games they were not intended to be used with. For instance playing any fighting game on the PSX with the DDR mat
We had a pretty intense "Warthog Jousting" game set up back in the Halo 1 days. We called it "Hog Wild". We turned shields up to max, and life up to max, and avoided shooting except for rockets. The goal was to run down your opponent, so we avoided shooting except for rockets. With the maxed out shields and health you could survive just about anything. Rockets were only to be used defensively to derail the 'hog coming to run you down. So much fun.
I actually did the driving backwards in Diddy Kong Racing with a childhood friend. We would raise a bridge, watch them fall in the water, then shoot rockets at them. Racing was fun too but this was a diff type of fun…MISCHIEF! 😈 forever missing Halo 1 online… 💔
One of my favorite things to do in any open world rockstar game is to just wander around on foot aimlessly. Sure it takes awhile to get anywhere, but it is somehow very satisfying. Plus their worlds are so detailed it makes it worth the walk.
I hope the future Spider-Man games add that kind of detail. There's already a good amount of detail, but even more of that would make it so fun to wander around on foot
Definitely got to add playing hitman (or similar stealth games but definitely hitman) as an action shooter/Rambo simulator. And it sometimes works too! Can't be spotted if there's no one left to spot you.
My first play through of Detroit: Become Human, I got Alice killed trying to escape the boat. I was pretty miffed. The next playthrough I managed to get a much happier ending for her.
I like climbing mountains in any game that isn't specifically about climbing mountains. There's no flashy graphics or powerful rewards or rare achievements to recognize my accomplishments and show off to the rest of the world, just the quiet satisfaction of knowing I faced it all and I stood tall and did it my way.
Playing a survival horror game and killing all the monsters. In a lot of those games, they have ways to keep players from doing this by either having infinitely respawning enemies or making the resources tight enough that you can't wasting them on every enemy. It's usually possible on the easiest difficulty, and likely something more easily scared players will wind up doing. Some games even seem to be designed with an awareness of this possibility, and thusly make it that playing the game on easy will mean only unlocking the basic goodies, maybe even limiting what endings you can get. Not always the case, and even fewer games consider making it a bad idea to massacre the monsters. Silent Hill 3 is far the only game that comes to mind where killing too many monsters is actually a detriment to the player since that's how you get the game's bad ending.
My aunt plays GTAV, and instead of murdering people and running around causing chaos, she just drives around listening to radio and occasionally plays golf of tennis. She even follows traffic laws.
This is old school and simple, but as a kid I would simply go left on Pitfall! It’s a different run of screens, the logs roll with you, and you can still run for a high score.
Even the developers of Prototype knew that not killing civilians would be impossible. There is a Nice Guy achievement that says complete the game while consuming 10 civilians or fewer. They even knew that you would need to or accidentally consume at least a few civilians. I got the Nice Guy achievement but it was not easy. It's hard to resist that sweet sweet biomass.
Also, WWE games from SvR 2010 to WWE 2k14. When you had the freedom to create whatever you want and it the custom theme song feature and I also create unlikely characters and made look like freaks. I loved watching RUclipsrs like TWA and DSPGAMING when they did fantasy sim matches like Mario vs Sonic in a wrestling ring.
The Halo one reminded me of playing baseball in Halo 3 with my buddy. One of us would have a rocket launcher, and the other person would have a gravity hammer. We would stand a decent distance away and see if we could return the rocket back to sender. It was dumb, but it was also fun for 12 year old me.
First time I ever played GTA, I think it was 3, I literally asked my friend whose console it was how to activate the turn signals. BTW it's hilarious that the SIMS advice is literally like 80% of CallMeKevin's channel.
*10 games* you can play the wrong way. I mean, for a certain menace, it's basically every ga- _Hey there, it's Josh, and welcome back to Let's Game It Out._
One of my favorite things to do in GTA is to see how long I can go following all the laws/rules. Though if it was GTA 4, I would often just see how many big crashes I could make with how the crashing and driving physics were.
4:49 I do that from time to time in Cyberpunk 2077. Just crusing around, abiding traffic laws (too bad lights always go green for you in this game) and enjoy the atmosphere.
Man you reminded me of my Detroit playthrough Like it was bad like real bad Kara turned off, Marcus detonated the dirty bomb, Hank offed himself and Connor Sheesh, Connor just got replaced with another unit without any feelings 💀 Like i got most of the bad endings I didnt wanna play it again 😂
I remember on an old NASCAR game, I'd turn around and drive the wrong way after turning off car damage. On a track like Martinsville or Bristol, I'd be able to block the entire road and eventually once cars stopped moving for long enough, they'd just get totally removed from the game and then it'd be like a 4-car race. LOL
When we were kids my brother would occasionally ask me to play something with him that I wasn't good at and/or didn't really enjoy so I'd come up with the stupidest ways to play. Sport games were a good opportunity for this, I think I played a Fifa game exactly once and I had us playing "Own Goals Only", when it was a golf game we did "Most Strokes Wins". It wasn't even just with that sort of game, I was never as good as him even though he's younger, and our preferences at that time were wildly different so it was usually more fun to make up some goofy rules (he definitely regretted asking me to play if we attempted to play properly because he found me frustratingly bad). He had a demo of one of the Worms games and we regularly played "First to Destroy Their Own Team" or "No Direct Hits" (which is fun actually). We also used to play some of the Burn Out games crash modes while blindfolded because that was extra hilarious at the time.
One of my absolutely favourite wrong things to do in video game is to protect a chosen civilian in infected zone of Prototype 1. I shapeshift into a soldier and am allowed only a rifle and basic kicks and punches. I think my record was about 50 minutes, in the end the military killed my guy by exploding some infected next to us.
There's a Content Creator that makes a living about playing games... wrong. In ways they were NOT intended to be played. His name is Josh and he's Let's Game it Out
The simpsons hit and run, I like going around the level and kicking people. There's a satisfying glitch where if you double jump and kick, you'll sometimes send them flying like a rocket. I also like seeing the characters run into the road and getting hit by a car.
Number 8, I'm just reminded of something I saw where the subject was "Ways you're a monster to NPCs" or something, someone related how in a coaster / theme park building game, they would build a coaster that LAUNCHED people to their deaths, but into the neighbouring park, so the game would count it as dying in the COMPETITION'S park, so HIS park would do better and succeed. The idea just amused me so much the story is fried in my memory, :)
You should do a part two and include a Metal Gear Solid game. That game is supposed to be a stealth game, but most entries can be done, Call of Duty style if you are skilled enough.
When I spotted the title, I thought I was going to see maybe power leveling in FF8 as the enemy's scale with level so...not exactly what I thought but was interesting.
Warthog Jousting is the reason I was good at driving in Halo. I was the guy who could either drift into enemies or was the best driver you ever had and could set up perfect shots.
Both GTA and Saints Row. Just cruising follwing the trafic while listening to the radio. Just like in RDR2. Just chilling and getting your head right. Underappreciated. No flashing adrenaline loud sound stuff. Just you and chill. For those of you more nature types. The Hunter: Call of the Wild.
Grad Theft Auto 3 Vice city requires (I think it's 350 people) to be deded in missions. My roommate took on this challenge and managed to beat the game with only 200 npc deaths. Jumping out of cars before they exploded mostly. Very hard! We called it "Nice City".
As a kid my bro and i used to play NFS most wanted 2005 and i found a bug in a race where if you drive backward you can pass through those arrows telling you turn here and let us get out of the race and just drive in the entire city it was so much fun.
I remember good karma runs were hard to max out infamous 1 because the npc new yorkers would stop running directly into fire where i threw 6 lightning grenades
I just knew we were going to the Heavy Rain grocery shop scene again.
Falcon can't let this go ever 😂
right lmao
Right on time for lunch, I love eating Falcon while watching lunch
Falcon Lunch !
Stop eating falcon
Ever try and eat while playing a console at the same time anyone? Well i have a number of times in the past with a few fighting games mostly MK-X and 11, Injustice 2, even a few FPS and GTA5 as well. Lol. Should record it sometime because I was shocked at how well i happened to do during those times. 😂😮
*unzips pants
Cannibal
The Suicide Mission in Mass Effect 2 was once completed by some absolute goblin who opted to take the worst possible outcome: Getting as many squadmates as possible killed... without Shepard dying. Now that is a puzzle game.
I've done exactly that,by mistake. I intended to go for the worst outcome,to have everyone killed plus Shepard. But i've done one loyalty mission too many(i think it was Jacob's) and only Shep and 2 squadmates lived at the end. It's the minimum possible amount,actually. As long as 2 or more companions live,Shepard lives. Trust me,i've tried.
I played a full trilogy run where I made sure as many people died as possible, just to see what it was like. 1/10 do not recommend.
The first time I played, I didn't know I had any control. I didn't upgrade my ship 😂 and everyone died. I think only Jack survived 😂 and I'm like "man this game is intense intense!". Nope, I'm just a terrible person.
I had a save where I got no upgrades on the ship and no loyalty missions, and shepherd, and the 2 I brought with me survived. I was like dang I can't get everyone to die. What I gotta do lol
God that Halo CE warthog jousting brings back memories. I used to come back from school and spend HOURS jousting/bumper hogs. Gaming was much simpler back then.
Imma try and get people together to do that soon lmao. At least we have MCC and the worldwide internet!
Damn man, same! Used to go have LAN parties in my buddy's basement. 3-4 tv's, 10-16 dudes, pizza. Prisoner Rockets, warthog jousting, plasma tag... Damn. Miss that group.
I feel like the only person who played halo alone. So basically only the story
Yes!!! Same here!!
Falcon you legit make most days better with your content 👍
Same
Falcon is the world's most famous talking bird.
Eh hem...
Big bird?
Gonzo?
Iago?
Harvey Birdman, attorney at law
Woody Woodpecker?
Ok boomer lol @@nerdtimenick
20000 other birds from other media has entered the chat
8:11 Apparently there was a glitch in the Sims 2 Base Game back in 2004 that prevented players from using build mode so you had to have sims live on empty lots and use cheats to get toilets on your lot or your sims would pee themselves. That glitch was eventually fixed in the Sims 2 university expansion pack which came out early 2005 but that glitch made players feel they must move into prebuilt houses as you can’t build.
My favourite thing to do in all Spider-Man games ever since I was a kid was to act like my web shooters don’t work and I have to jump from building to building instead of webbing
'Warthog Jousting' just transported me back to being 12 doing this for hours with the homies
So you're saying I should watch Let's Game it Out?
In The Stanley Parable, playing the wrong way is the right way to play it. A narrator tells you what you are going to do, but you can just do something else, and it's incredibly entertaining to make the narrator upset.
Fun fact, Prototype had an achievement to complete the game while consuming less than 10 civilians... but also had an achievement to run over 500 people in a vehicle. Agents of chaos.
4:08 Haha! This is totally me! 😅 Being a law-abiding citizen in GTA5 is surprisingly quite fun & peaceful.
Josh from let's game it out: Write that down! Write that down!
This reminds me of one of my earliest memories: when I was 4, my parents had a bakery, so I would have hours on end playing a handful of games. The game I played most was a Sesame Street game, and I discovered a secret that entertained me for years to come. In a room where I was supposed to put shaped blocks on shelves, I could instead drop them on Elmo's head. Every few blocks, he would say, "Ouch! Please don't drop blocks on Elmo's head!"
Pure enjoyment for a bored child
I recall my first Dark Souls build. No experience whatsoever...It was a tough run. An asshole friend told me to level resistance.
This made me laugh out loud way harder than it should have
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Pain
Gameranx has the best top 10 videos. The most entertaining game channel.
I made two characters on the Sims 3, based loosely on Mr. Lahey and Randy from the comedy show Trailer Park Boys, I made Lahey insane and all the bad traits, he'd dumpster dive and cause trouble, get mad at little things and I just left them to it. The town Wanted Lahey to be the Mayor :)
man, the unhinged shit you could do (and still can to some degree) in the sims games 😂
My life had changed in so many different directions in the last decade but the one thing that has always been consistent is gameranx and for that i will be forever grateful. You make the suffering manageable, i really mean that. Thanks guys ❤
I'd like to mention the Ness's Bat challenge in Earthbound!
A portion of the game gives you control over Jeff in Winters. Normally you're supposed to beeline it through a few challenges and meet Jeff's father to rescue Ness from a situation, but some players will play the first section (once you get out of the boy's school) for hours, selling salt packets and cookies, in order to purchase a very expensive bat for Ness that you shouldn't be able to afford that early on. If you manage to fight enough goats, dogs, and crows, you can sell their periodic drops to (VERY) gradually earn the money to buy the bat available in the shop outside the Boy's school. If you can manage that, Jeff essentially brings Ness a massively overpowered bat that he shouldn't have yet and it makes a portion of the game significantly easier. I tried the challenge once I read about it, fell in love with it, and I can't play the game without doing it every time now, despite the fact it can take hours to earn enough cash to buy it.
Old man: It's dangerous to go alone, take this.
Link: Dont tell me what to do!
I've run a SIMS life as a homeless savant. imported things like a piano (yes busking earns), easel, play chess in the park, live out of the trash cans...and the cool thing is that you're joined by other homeless NPC at night
Me & my friends would play Prototype & if u unalived a civilian that was the equivalent of 'u pass the controller when u unalive'. Needless to say we passed the controller every other minute or 2. It was super fun & chaotic trying to only unalive soldiers without hurting anything else
And there's me, taking the shield power and bulldozing people along the massive sidewalk by the river 😂 that's how I got an achievement for "x number of unalives in 10 seconds" or whatnot
I used to play without powers after shape-shifting into a soldier in Prototype, or fly around in the chopper protecting the military. It was cool.
Going the reverse way is so much fun in Moto gp games and flatout series too!😄
Just aimlessly driving around in any GTA universe is very oddly satisfying and relaxing. Especially if you've got your own music on in the background.
Aw man that takes me back! My friends and I used to park two scorpion tanks next to each other and drive ghosts into them and do all kinds of flips and stuff. Nostalgia at its finest
Falcon I odn;t think you get enough praise for consistently being funny - you make it look easy. It's just so comforting to hear your voice Hoo RAH.
What I always loved in Prototype was to disguise as solder and help them in the fight. Glad you mentioned the game!
ah the "driving backwards" in Mario Kart is a classic. When someone that knew they had lost the race would then turn around and just make chaos.
Other classics from my time:
- Worms Armageddon: Rope racing
- Civilization IV: One city challenge
- Using console game peripherals or special controllers with games they were not intended to be used with. For instance playing any fighting game on the PSX with the DDR mat
We had a pretty intense "Warthog Jousting" game set up back in the Halo 1 days. We called it "Hog Wild". We turned shields up to max, and life up to max, and avoided shooting except for rockets. The goal was to run down your opponent, so we avoided shooting except for rockets. With the maxed out shields and health you could survive just about anything. Rockets were only to be used defensively to derail the 'hog coming to run you down.
So much fun.
I actually did the driving backwards in Diddy Kong Racing with a childhood friend. We would raise a bridge, watch them fall in the water, then shoot rockets at them. Racing was fun too but this was a diff type of fun…MISCHIEF! 😈
forever missing Halo 1 online… 💔
11:43 😂 I totally got the vibes of that Rob Zombie song “ i’m your boogie man”
One of my favorite things to do in any open world rockstar game is to just wander around on foot aimlessly. Sure it takes awhile to get anywhere, but it is somehow very satisfying. Plus their worlds are so detailed it makes it worth the walk.
in gta 4 i follow people, just wander same with gta 5. just follow them
I hope the future Spider-Man games add that kind of detail. There's already a good amount of detail, but even more of that would make it so fun to wander around on foot
The best part about walking around in Spider-Man is they expect you to do it, and the NPC's will question whether or not you're the real Spider-Man.
"Warthog jousting" brought back some memories. 😂
Definitely got to add playing hitman (or similar stealth games but definitely hitman) as an action shooter/Rambo simulator.
And it sometimes works too! Can't be spotted if there's no one left to spot you.
Bonus challenge: Play Thief II as an action shooter. Good luck.
I’d love to see a top 10 games to walk around list. I love doing that in games for some odd reason lol
Right on time ! I love to take a poop and watch falcon ❤
Trying to follow traffic laws in GTA is probably the hardest thing to do in any game ever...
My first play through of Detroit: Become Human, I got Alice killed trying to escape the boat. I was pretty miffed. The next playthrough I managed to get a much happier ending for her.
I like climbing mountains in any game that isn't specifically about climbing mountains. There's no flashy graphics or powerful rewards or rare achievements to recognize my accomplishments and show off to the rest of the world, just the quiet satisfaction of knowing I faced it all and I stood tall and did it my way.
Playing a survival horror game and killing all the monsters. In a lot of those games, they have ways to keep players from doing this by either having infinitely respawning enemies or making the resources tight enough that you can't wasting them on every enemy. It's usually possible on the easiest difficulty, and likely something more easily scared players will wind up doing. Some games even seem to be designed with an awareness of this possibility, and thusly make it that playing the game on easy will mean only unlocking the basic goodies, maybe even limiting what endings you can get. Not always the case, and even fewer games consider making it a bad idea to massacre the monsters. Silent Hill 3 is far the only game that comes to mind where killing too many monsters is actually a detriment to the player since that's how you get the game's bad ending.
My aunt plays GTAV, and instead of murdering people and running around causing chaos, she just drives around listening to radio and occasionally plays golf of tennis.
She even follows traffic laws.
This is old school and simple, but as a kid I would simply go left on Pitfall! It’s a different run of screens, the logs roll with you, and you can still run for a high score.
Playing games "the wrong way" has been resposible for many of my favorite gaming memories with friends
Number 4 is an absolute classic, 10/10 would recommend to ruin friendships 🔥😂
Falcon forever the goat
Hi Falcon, I love each and every one of ur video!
Even the developers of Prototype knew that not killing civilians would be impossible. There is a Nice Guy achievement that says complete the game while consuming 10 civilians or fewer. They even knew that you would need to or accidentally consume at least a few civilians. I got the Nice Guy achievement but it was not easy. It's hard to resist that sweet sweet biomass.
“Some people turn this game into a hiking simulator”
Cuts to character falling down a mountain.
Also, WWE games from SvR 2010 to WWE 2k14. When you had the freedom to create whatever you want and it the custom theme song feature and I also create unlikely characters and made look like freaks. I loved watching RUclipsrs like TWA and DSPGAMING when they did fantasy sim matches like Mario vs Sonic in a wrestling ring.
1:09 Was that Jake? 😆
The Halo one reminded me of playing baseball in Halo 3 with my buddy. One of us would have a rocket launcher, and the other person would have a gravity hammer. We would stand a decent distance away and see if we could return the rocket back to sender. It was dumb, but it was also fun for 12 year old me.
First time I ever played GTA, I think it was 3, I literally asked my friend whose console it was how to activate the turn signals. BTW it's hilarious that the SIMS advice is literally like 80% of CallMeKevin's channel.
Today I learned that Gameranx uploads around 2AM my local time 😅🤷🏾♂️
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*10 games* you can play the wrong way.
I mean, for a certain menace, it's basically every ga-
_Hey there, it's Josh, and welcome back to Let's Game It Out._
One of my favorite things to do in GTA is to see how long I can go following all the laws/rules. Though if it was GTA 4, I would often just see how many big crashes I could make with how the crashing and driving physics were.
4:49 I do that from time to time in Cyberpunk 2077. Just crusing around, abiding traffic laws (too bad lights always go green for you in this game) and enjoy the atmosphere.
Another entry for this subject is never playing the main quest in an open world RPG
Speaking of #1 it’s basically like inFamous. You chose to be good or bad though, those first 2 games were some of the best I’ve ever played
Literally every single morning I wake up by drinking coffee, smoking, and listening to Falcon or Jake talking about video games lol
It’s like watching a recap of Call Me Kevin videos.
Man you reminded me of my Detroit playthrough
Like it was bad like real bad
Kara turned off, Marcus detonated the dirty bomb, Hank offed himself and Connor
Sheesh, Connor just got replaced with another unit without any feelings 💀
Like i got most of the bad endings I didnt wanna play it again 😂
Did you know you can play games wrong?
GrayStillPlays: "Hold my Florida Man coffee."
Me and the homies used to play Hide and Seek in Halo 2 using that rocket/sword glitch. It was so much fun.
I actually tried following the law in GTA Online in a single lobby so I can get my cars back to the garage without scrapes.
I remember on an old NASCAR game, I'd turn around and drive the wrong way after turning off car damage. On a track like Martinsville or Bristol, I'd be able to block the entire road and eventually once cars stopped moving for long enough, they'd just get totally removed from the game and then it'd be like a 4-car race. LOL
When we were kids my brother would occasionally ask me to play something with him that I wasn't good at and/or didn't really enjoy so I'd come up with the stupidest ways to play. Sport games were a good opportunity for this, I think I played a Fifa game exactly once and I had us playing "Own Goals Only", when it was a golf game we did "Most Strokes Wins".
It wasn't even just with that sort of game, I was never as good as him even though he's younger, and our preferences at that time were wildly different so it was usually more fun to make up some goofy rules (he definitely regretted asking me to play if we attempted to play properly because he found me frustratingly bad). He had a demo of one of the Worms games and we regularly played "First to Destroy Their Own Team" or "No Direct Hits" (which is fun actually). We also used to play some of the Burn Out games crash modes while blindfolded because that was extra hilarious at the time.
I'll sometimes just sit in a car in GTA, just to hear the music. Some of which brings back some good memories, some I've never heard before.
That part about the bio-mass practically had me on the floor! Hahahaha!!!! 😅😂🤣
I love hopping on random people's cars in Spider-Man, it's kind of fun to hitch a ride.
i had so much fun in halo multiplayer with those, also pitty that there was never another prototype game
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One of my absolutely favourite wrong things to do in video game is to protect a chosen civilian in infected zone of Prototype 1. I shapeshift into a soldier and am allowed only a rifle and basic kicks and punches. I think my record was about 50 minutes, in the end the military killed my guy by exploding some infected next to us.
My brother and I would keep throwing the ball backwards to scare the crowds behind us in wii balling back then, and it's just so funny everytime
There's a Content Creator that makes a living about playing games... wrong. In ways they were NOT intended to be played.
His name is Josh and he's Let's Game it Out
Tbh, the damage mechanic in Halo 2 makes Bumper Ghosts (Cars) SO much fun!
Gameranx videos always make my day better 😊
The simpsons hit and run, I like going around the level and kicking people. There's a satisfying glitch where if you double jump and kick, you'll sometimes send them flying like a rocket. I also like seeing the characters run into the road and getting hit by a car.
Farming Simulator getting love makes me happy. Forgot to mention how you can edit the terrain of the maps and make some wild jumps. 😂
Number 8, I'm just reminded of something I saw where the subject was "Ways you're a monster to NPCs" or something, someone related how in a coaster / theme park building game, they would build a coaster that LAUNCHED people to their deaths, but into the neighbouring park, so the game would count it as dying in the COMPETITION'S park, so HIS park would do better and succeed. The idea just amused me so much the story is fried in my memory, :)
You should do a part two and include a Metal Gear Solid game. That game is supposed to be a stealth game, but most entries can be done, Call of Duty style if you are skilled enough.
When I start playing a new game, I'm always stressed about whether I'm approaching it the right way. xD
When I spotted the title, I thought I was going to see maybe power leveling in FF8 as the enemy's scale with level so...not exactly what I thought but was interesting.
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Warthog Jousting is the reason I was good at driving in Halo. I was the guy who could either drift into enemies or was the best driver you ever had and could set up perfect shots.
Both GTA and Saints Row. Just cruising follwing the trafic while listening to the radio. Just like in RDR2. Just chilling and getting your head right. Underappreciated. No flashing adrenaline loud sound stuff. Just you and chill. For those of you more nature types. The Hunter: Call of the Wild.
We used to play backwards Track & field on the ps1. Javelin record was 0.26m
red faction on ps2 and blowing up your own cave system is a fun one!
Grad Theft Auto 3 Vice city requires (I think it's 350 people) to be deded in missions.
My roommate took on this challenge and managed to beat the game with only 200 npc deaths.
Jumping out of cars before they exploded mostly.
Very hard!
We called it "Nice City".
This was a fun little video! Thanks guys!
In Heavy Rain, when you are supposed to be frantically looking for you kid in the mall, its nice to just slow down and do some window shopping
SHAUUUUUUUN!
I just did a swordless run for Zelda last week on the Game and Watch version. It was challenging.
In Spider-Man 2, they also make you ride a bike & play as Mary Jane, which is also the wrong way to play Spider-Man 2
No sword is crazy that boy is a mad man
"I'm yo biomass" 😂😂😂 LMAO! 👏👏👏
Good one! Thanks, I enjoyed watching)
As a kid my bro and i used to play NFS most wanted 2005 and i found a bug in a race where if you drive backward you can pass through those arrows telling you turn here and let us get out of the race and just drive in the entire city it was so much fun.
I can't believe Age of Empires 2 is still going! I played this when I was a teenager and I'm 36 😂
I love all quantic dream games. they are either seriously brilliant or hilariously camp cringe. 100% entertaining
I remember good karma runs were hard to max out infamous 1 because the npc new yorkers would stop running directly into fire where i threw 6 lightning grenades