7 Humiliating Game Overs We Caused by Being Stupid

Like literally everyone who plays games, when we get a game over we will concoct some elaborate fiction as to why it wasn’t actually our fault. Sometimes, though, game overs are 100 percent justified. Here are seven times we caused humiliating game overs by doing something unbelievably foolish. Enjoy and subscribe for a video like this every week on Outside Xbox.
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[@Binary-]

"That was stupid. You're dead now" why do I feel like that's the message that awaits me in the afterlife?

[@sourcererseven3858]

That and the "You are dead - dead - dead" song playing on repeat. Great now I got it stuck in my head again... XD

[@TupocalypseShakur]

@@sourcererseven3858 I want that to play as I die

[@Legendary_Detective-Wobbuffet]

Walks into afterlife and God is all, "that was great! Thanks for the laugh!"

[@robertagu5533]

An when you die.. you see a reload screen "Reincarnate?"

[@SgtSupaman]

@@robertagu5533 "insert coin" Now it makes sense why they put quarters on dead people's eyes.

[@magic713m]

In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, a ghost asks you to retrieve his diary, but not read it. If you try to read it, you get many warnings to discourage you, but once you read the first page, the ghost ends you.

[@richardblowsie]

There's the atom bomb you can shoot in Hitman Absolution. Turns to a cut scene of some blissful people enjoy desert life, unaware of the incoming mushroom cloud.

[@sourcererseven3858]

On a similar account, Wasteland 2 has a nuclear bomb in the museum in the ranger station (don't recall what it was called... it was accessible right from the start). It had a big red button, what else was I supposed to do??

[@someguy1ification]

That... That shouldn't even work. The firing sequence of an atomic weapon is both precise and VERY delicate. Sympathetic detonations are not a thing with nukes. Shooting one doesn't set it off, it breaks the thing. Also why I hate the Legends of Tomorrow tv show. The grenades were RIGHT THERE!

[@Crowpuke]

someguy1ification it’s a video game. Chill

[@EironKyle]

which mission was this on? I finished the whole game but I can't remember seeing that unfortunately

[@andymcp4752]

I like that even though getting trapped in the vault in New Vegas was silly game ending mistake it still got a proper voice over ending sequence, I’d like to see every silly death in that game get the same treatment. “And so the courier was killed by some scrub bug out in the wasteland, ..they forgot to pause when they we’re checking their phone.. and isn’t that just a tortured metaphor for the true nature of man..”

[@Geekguru14]

"And so the courier was killed by some high level creatures north of Goodsprings because he thought he could outwit everyone telling them it was god damn dangerous."

[@Smasho8000]

@@Geekguru14 I did. It is difficult to go north but not impossible. If you have the Ultimate Edition, you get a bunch of weapons to include a grenade launcher which proved immensely helpful in that area. I go up there to get the Trail Carbine. Really underrated rifle.

[@southparkkenny2]

@@Geekguru14 "And so it was the Courier who once cheated death, was cheated by death. When the courier stepped over a skeleton and the physics engine crapped out and killed him instantly, it was a stark reminder that danger comes from all directions in the wasteland and all walks of life... and in this case, death"

[@stuv1996]

@@Smasho8000 Trail carbine, the special 12.7mm pistol and that one dude's special revolver were my main shit.

[@jaygooese4242]

WASTED 0:16

[@Ceece20]

Nier Automata Ending K: you eat a mackerel that the game CLEARLY tells you it will kill you because you’re an android and you shouldn’t be eating human food. But you do and it kills you. At least the death scene says it tasted good.

[@GayBearBro2]

Ending T: taking out your OS Chip. Both of these were covered in a previous video though.

[@jacksuv5601]

Came looking for this

[@m1tthrawnuru0d06]

Basically any of endings F through Z. But mostly K T U V

[@cloudnine3573]

do androids have tastebuds

[@tiresias7231]

Don't forget the ending if you activate self-destruct while in the space station.

[@TheOverArchiver]

Jumping into Callista’s bath in Dishonored (while she’s in it, mind you), which gives you the game over-screen “The Loyalist Conspiracy is dissolved due to irreconcilable hostilities.”

[@Slade1135]

omg I didn't even know you could do that. Well played!

[@TheOverArchiver]

It’s the only game over screen you can get without someone dying.

[@sarontheartsyglaceon2157]

They covered that in a previous video

[@SirStanleytheStumbler]

"Cooking" a grenade for too long. A surprisingly large number of games. To clarify this is the act of pulling the pin on the grenade but not throwing it right away to reduse the time your opponents have after you throw it. Or in this case holding it until it explodes.

[@spicybeantofu]

accompanied with screaming "How do I throw it?!"

[@SirStanleytheStumbler]

@@robertagu5533 my favourite target for that is door frames but that's because I stink :)

[@marhawkman303]

@@spicybeantofu that was me the first time I played HALO. couldn't remember the controls and panic mashed buttons. blew myself up with a grenade the first time I played.

[@Ep1cure]

Three shalt be the number of the counting, and the number of the counting shalt be three... Five is right out!

[@koencagurangan3256]

Every First Person Shooter...

[@angstqueen9360]

"Good Listener" from Portal 2... Or, if you really want to be spoiler-y, then jumping into the pit when Wheatley asks you to.

[@DrakeAurum]

Or similarly, from earlier in the game when you're running away from GLaDOS, trusting her when she invites you to step into the test chamber which will definitely lead you outside and absolutely not kill you with deadly neurotoxin.

[@SapphireDragon357]

@@DrakeAurum ....That is "Good Listener".

[@ashtherion]

But there could've been a boy band down there! And a pony! And our parents!

[@bluecat3338]

I wasn’t paying attention and it was totally an accident okay.

[@maxter0842]

That one is “pit boss” discription: show that pit whose boss!

[@kageokami5]

Bonus for Prey: accidentally recycling yourself. It even gives you an achievement.

[@victormontes7007]

I never used the recycler charges cause of the post it note next to the organic material next to it

[@DeathnoteBB]

Victor Montes That’s a shame, it’s great for clearing hazards like toxic waste (idk if they’re even a thing except for in that one room’s corner) and as a weapon. Took out a small room of mimics with one. Skittery bastards.

[@zoegartham312]

There's an achievement for jumping into the helo blades as well. I got them both. :D

[@DeathnoteBB]

Zoe Gartham Yeah that’s in the video lol. I remember getting that one out of curiosity.

[@jonase4129]

Yet another bonus: when you finally had enough of everyone telling you who you are and what to do, give them the finger and jump on Alex's escape pod, and let them sort it out themselves, just to find out it's a "dead" end. At least you get an achievement!

[@jhsand1515]

Speaking of nitroglycerin, you can pick some up in Hitman. If, for some reason, you decide you no longer want to carry it, DO NOT DROP IT. It explodes. Immediately. Yes, I figured that out the hard. Yes, I REEEEALLLY should have known. No, this is not a throwaway account for Mike.

[@sourcererseven3858]

I myself had to drop all weapons from my inventory to get frisked, and just put everything in a corner. Including my proximity mine. Whoops XD

[@jhsand1515]

@@sourcererseven3858 Isn't it amazing how obvious these things are AFTER the detonation?

[@spicybeantofu]

To be fair if it doesnt worn you, how would you know? Not too many games have that sorta thing.

[@jhsand1515]

@@spicybeantofu In this specific example, I feel like my brain should have said, "It's an explosive. Explosives explode." But, clearly, my brain did not come through. 😂

[@marhawkman303]

@@jhsand1515 not all explosive explode because they were dropped, most need more encouragement than that.

[@bett431]

"Nah I wont go back and heal my Pokemon, the next city isnt far away"

[@battlesheep2552]

Then suddenly Rival Battle

[@MABfan11]

"Zubat used Confusion" "[insert pokemon here] hurt itself in confusion" "[insert pokemon here] fainted"

[@MABfan11]

"Rattata used Quick Attack" "[insert pokemon here] fainted"

[@SirStanleytheStumbler]

Also "nah I don't need to save until I get into town".

[@bloodhuntimintherabbithole3583]

Also black and white Oh let me enter this random house before entering the pokemon center

[@Kolyarut]

I'm replaying Planescape: Torment at the moment, and found one of these I hadn't seen on previous playthroughs. There's a moment where you're given the opportunity to become the new Silent King of the undead in the Dead Nations. The catch? If you sit in the throne, you're told you'll be bound there until the end of your mortal life. That would be bad enough for most RPG protagonists, but in Planescape: Torment it's even worse - your character is on a quest to regain their lost mortality, and as a result is literally unable to die. You sit on the throne and are bound to remain there for the rest of eternity with no hope of escape. Whoops.

[@coffeemugjeff]

That a good one, Planescape had a other traps as well. If you asked and used the sword of the immortal on yourself. Sometimes if you used it in combat you would also insta-die.

[@Jodsalz16]

Not really a Game Over, but getting mazed for pissing off the lady of pain is also pretty nice

[@patrickphelan279]

And if you wanted that "pissing off the Lady of Pain" to graduate to a real game over, you could just do it again! At which point she'd allow her shadow to pass over you, which is in some unstated way horrifically existence-endingly deadly.

[@Gamer88334]

Bright side is the protagonist sacrificed themself so nobody else can suffer that fate.

[@rubyandjade7879]

Nice to see others who played Planescape, especially nice to see someone replaying it.

[@eviltimscurse]

In "Let It Die" there is an item called the Gambleshroom. When eaten, this shroom has a chance to either fully heal you, or turn you into a frog (temporarily). If you happen to use one of these and get the latter effect while a lizard is coincidentally nearby, it can eat you.

[@heleneandersson7649]

Probably because I've had Hitman on my mind, I kept thinking about the time Andy poisoned the ventilation system of the shower in the New Zealand level and then hid in a box in the same room. That was pretty embarassing, just saying. 😉 Hilarious though.

[@HovektheArtist]

Does it count when I don't hit the QuickTime event on purpose just to see what over the top death is awaiting Lara croft

[@donovanbridges2940]

Lara Croft

[@konstantinkh]

No, that's just courtesy. People worked hard on these.

[@HovektheArtist]

@@donovanbridges2940 fixed it, I always get her name wrong with that spelling

[@HovektheArtist]

@@konstantinkh right, though sometimes it seems they may have worked a little too hard if you catch my drift

[@dee...]

Or in tomb raider 2 when you kill one of the Tibetan monks in the Barkhang monastery and they all come after you. To be fair, it is quite easy to kill them or run from them, but if you happen to get murdered by them it's pretty embarrassing.

[@MasterTheik]

I'm surprised you guys missed dating Morinth in Mass Effect 2. You know, the Ardat-Yakshi that refused to stop melding with people despite the fact that it... kills them. The one who's mother you killed to recruit her? "Don't worry Shepard, you're not like other humans, I'm confident you'll survive it!" Yeah... you had that game over coming.

[@shotgunshells2]

The game even blatantly auto-saves for you right before you can pick the "sex" option.

[@djhansolo2568]

They covered Morinth's romance death in a previous video.

[@robertagu5533]

An she probably went after the rest of the crew and team afterwards too, since it says that many is nothing to her an her kind in body counts and she is an addict to it

[@usmannasir8647]

@@robertagu5533 i mean the rest of the crew probably wouldn't just sleep with her but then again you didnt really set a good example for them to follow so they might

[@farakhhanif]

@Theik That was the first thing I thought of when I saw the title of this video.

[@RobotPirateGhost]

In Until Dawn, you can have one of the protagonists attack a deer with a fire ax. This results in the other deer in it's herd understandably become very upset with him, and they corner him on a cliff top resulting in him slipping and falling to his death.

[@patrickphelan279]

"RESPECT NATURE"

[@TheFrostyCrane]

I always remember offing Keyes in the first level of Halo as soon as you get the pistol from him. Only for Cortana to call security and swarm you with invulnerable marines. That and shooting the “decorative” nuke in Hitman Absolution

[@christopherfarley9766]

In Fallout 4 I insta-died from drinking the water inside a nuclear reactor that was in a meltdown state. I had on my hazmat suit and popped a bunch of Rad-X first when I saw I could drink the water in there. Thought i'd take a bunch of rads, but nope, just straight to dead.

[@enen7188]

where ? i want to try it :D

[@niniel2328]

@@enen7188 The place where you get the berrylium agitator. The tasty pink water

[@wafflehammer4725]

4:55 Well as an Englishman I can at least appreciate that the brothers all patiently queued up. Does that lessen or increase the embarrassment though?

[@iainjames03]

Oh Fahrenheit - you glorious mess. The fact that the only country who still uses fahrenheit to measure temperature is also the only country where that *isn't* the game's name just sums up the comedy of errors it is.

[@thatoneswordguy]

If you want to talk humiliating game overs that are entirely your fault, in Breath of the Wild, I’ve died numerous times simply by lifting something with Magnesis and dropping it on my own head. That’s and blowing myself up with bombs.

[@hekatenone3234]

i also like to try if any given granade launcher can shoot straight up accurately enough for the granade to land on me (i mean, knowing the game mechanics is important!)

[@kfaison918]

How about walking into tall grass with a flaming branch and setting everything on fire? To be fair, I was just getting used to the game.

[@Ilikecatsismychannelname]

Does forgetting you don't have the paraglider yet when you start a new game count? Because...I do that sometimes. And jump off high places which experience tells me is faster than climbing down slowly for most of the game. And fall to my death because NO PARAGLIDER. Damn you, gravity...

[@vitriolicAmaranth]

That clip of someone trying to jump off a cliff and shield surf on a pot lid from e3 2016 where the pot lid breaks and Link instantly dies from fall damage and just slumps down had me in stitches, especially since the first time I saw that particular clip someone had edited the beginning of It's Tricky over it, but had it abruptly cut out when Link breaks his shins

[@nagash303]

those grenades weirdly always come back at me. I can't be that bad at aiming greades???

[@MichaelOfCainhurst]

"I can't help but feel a pang of regret though...for all that gold I had to leave behind in the vault because I was over encumbered" is definitely something Corazon would say.

[@ShadowJCreed]

I have something, in Skyrim if you do the Dark Brotherhood questline you’re eventually given something called Jarrin Root a deadly poison that kills everyone who consumes it. If you chose not to feed it to the emperor (later found to be an imposter) you can keep it and now have the option to consume it yourself and of course if you do, you instantly die.

[@AlphaI250]

"What's the worst thing a deadly poison could do to me?"

[@amagicalduck155]

To be fair, in Skyrim you frequently chow down on random plants and monster parts to find out what they do, so it's reasonable to assume one more poisonous plant won't hurt

[@firestorm165]

That actually didn't happen for me... it just *almost* killed me

[@aurochtamer]

I was so disappointed that Astrid doesn't have a dialogue option for you if you eat it. Or a comment for if you do it in front of her :)

[@Artaimus]

How about the old Journeyman Project game? You're informed in the opening that you're late for work and that if you use the teleporter to go somewhere other then the time travel hub you'll be "terminated". If you do decide to go somewhere else in the world you get one more message telling you to get to work. If then you choose to ignore it and leave the machine you are indeed "terminated", via disintegration.

[@gamefreak762]

In Manhunt 2, there's a stealth section in which you pass by a security booth. Inside the booth is an alarm button that you can press to alert everyone and fail. Your character even says something along the lines of "Oh, why did I just do that?" It's been years since I've played the game, but I vividly remember failing this way and feeling incredibly stupid

[@dcbandit]

You should have mentioned attacking the cuccos in Legend of Zelda games, do it too much, and the cucco brigade comes to kill you.

[@L3Dean87]

I bet it broke Andy’s heart, to get that horse capture.

[@marhawkman303]

Pretty sure he didn't capture it for this video....

[@patrickphelan279]

None of those horses were Horson, though, so it's not the MOST heartbreaking thing.

[@nithin143ash]

Andy was probably tied up in the corner and forced to watch while jane got that part

[@eviino]

it was actually mikes capture

[@varunchaturvedi2581]

What broke was Arthur's and the horse's bones

[@TheCrash480]

Omg, I played Little Big Adventure 2 when I was a kid and forgot it existed for the better part of the last 2 decades, and then recently (maybe a month or so ago) had a sudden and vivid flashback of it. The fact I had forgotten it so completely, had never seen or heard of it again in that time, and then had a sudden unprovoked memory appear out of the blue left me basically questioning my sanity as to whether it was real at all. Good to know I'm not crazy... or at least, no more crazy than I was before that memory appeared.

[@HUNDOLOS]

Even better, a Kickstarter for recording the soundtrack with a real orchestra is in it's final stages (mixing afaik).

[@joeldfisher]

Accidentally setting yourself on fire in Assassin's Creed: Origins and Odyssey and in a panic forgetting which button you have to repeatedly press to put it out... a friend did it.

[@StarmystryYt]

@ericb31 Lol

[@apcsox]

That one from Prey was hilarious though. I (being the inquisitive type) wondered if the helicopter blades were actual physics objects (since many games they aren’t) so I jumped into them. Cue the maniacal laughter at 3 am when o not only got sliced to bits, but also got an achievement for it 😂😂

[@Fakan]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that always goes, "Hmm, I wonder..."

[@taln0reich]

I got that achievment intentionally in my first playthrough, but I still fully deserve it, based on a more recent one, where I was trying to find out if, if you put something on the helicopter windows it would be visible during the flight-sequence. This resulted in me climbing on the helicopter trying to drop things just right, with the result being, well....

[@mainomai]

@@Fakan It's like testing fall mechanics in a game.

[@themrfives]

In God of War 4 I learned the valuable lesson of why you don't jump from the world tree. Disintegration, that's why. Of course that wouldn't have happened if I had just listened when the game told to not jump from the world tree.

[@frodobaggins7710]

MGS 3: forgetting to use the revive pill after the boss fight against the Sorrow, because chances are you've not had to use it since it was mentioned at the start of the game, which is many hours ago by the time this fight occurs

[@michaelandreipalon359]

TIME PARADOX!!!

[@gruggerduggerhoose]

My dumb 10yo brain really struggled with that one back in the day 😅

[@Avary1984]

Another one for MGS3, jumping back down the “Snake Eater” ladder expecting to get a funny codec or achievement, only to have to climb it again

[@kursatrecepdeniz705]

I remeber the first time I ate broken glass in 7 Days to Die and died of internal bleeding. Then I noticed that its description stated that it was a fast way out

[@Dzonnyg]

At least it wasn't dying of dehydration because you've ate a kilogram of dry rice like me in DayZ

[@Zoso14892]

@@Dzonnyg to be fair last time I played DayZ I wanted to eat a kilo of dried rice.

[@BJGvideos]

Final Fantasy 6, if you mess up the opera three times, it's game over. You never get the airship, never go to Vector, never confront the empire, never go to the Sealed Gate... So presumably the empire takes over, Kefka kills the emperor but doesn't become a god...actually wait are we sure this is the bad ending? I mean Leo probably lives too...

[@GoogleBlocs]

Getting a game over in Minecraft when you literally get spat to death by a llama... that was fun

[@alexstauffer3359]

"...look, I just plug stuff into other stuff." Me: **snort**

[@treedude4246]

Deciding to not put on the space suit in super paper mario You get so many chances to change your mind but you can just suffocate

[@schwarzerritter5724]

To be fair, we are talking about a guy who can stay under water indefinitely.

[@TheGed42]

The Rise of the Triad ending reminded me of the game over you can get in the original System Shock. Where you are meant to disable the mining laser by firing it into the space station's own shields. But you can fire the laser before activating the shields and vaporize some unsuspecting city on Earth. Leading to evil AI SHODAN congratulating you for doing her job for her, being invited to a party and then being kicked back to the main menu.

[@FlamingAtheist]

I love that even the most evil evil guy is like "WAIT WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT?!" when you press the button

[@pt4387]

Chris 'Jill, there is something big going down' Jill 'oh really Chris?'

[@brianc.natale8482]

Andy’s “clever girl” joke had me roaring and crying with laughter!!!!!

[@annijaklamer]

I died while playing Watchdogs 2 today because I jumped off the top of the golden gate bridge. My reasoning just before jumping was "This would be an amazing place for an Eagle Dive Easter egg" There was no Easter egg.

[@AlejandraLopez-nb2yj]

attacking a giant in Skyrim at first sight, reading the diary of the ghost toad from Paper Mario GC, not using helmet to travel to space in Super paper mario

[@fireblade295]

Giant* What the hell is a gigant?

[@AlejandraLopez-nb2yj]

@@fireblade295 Jajajaja, yes, my bad :D

[@str8ballinonyou]

I would add the giant as one of the most fun ways to die in a game. In fact I'm going to look it up and see if that's a thing. 🤣

[@patrickphelan279]

@@fireblade295 A gigant is a Second World War-era Luftwaffe transport aircraft, a manga by Hiroya Oku, a rural locality in one of four oblasts in Russia, or the Greek name for the mythological giants! ...Or it's a now-corrected typo? Anyway, looking that up was kind of fun.

[@schwarzerritter5724]

Talking about Paper Mario: Using the special attack items outside of boss fights. Many bossfights are unbeatable if you don't have the item, so you will die if you don't have it. I mean, what idiot would think you can actually use the items just because the game allows you to?

[@IrnFox]

If you call secret number in Darkness too many times, voice will tell you: ''You will die if you keep calling.'' Had to try that out. Guess what happened next... Also, it's not a good idea to try take shortcut over the rail in staircases. It's followed by the cut scene player faceplanting to the bottom floor.

[@jiubboatman9352]

I remember the early Eve Online where, starting outside a station, you are advised to target the station but not shoot. That stage of the tutorial took me two attempts.

[@ashleymiles3373]

The first Myst game: Give Sirrus or Achenar the final page of their book and end up on a prison world while they get to practice their evil laughter. And don't even get me started on the ending where you go back to Atrus without the page he requested. Atrus isn't angry; he's just disappointed.

[@fortknox]

Old Sierra game "Quest for Glory" when you got a lock pick, you could "pick nose"... If you had good lock picking, you "opened nose" but if you didn't......

[@MarkDeSade100]

Had to respond to your 2-year-old comment because I love that game so much. The really hilarious thing about doing that was that if your character didn't die from lockpicking his nose, you could actually train the skill by doing it! 🤣

[@willowweedsYT]

Zork Grand Inquisitor - all of the deaths... my favourite being deliberately stepping into a bottomless pit, which leads to you falling for many years starting a family with another adventurer who also fell into the pit and eventually dying of old age.

[@andrewwowk9385]

Andy: *Explains the plot of Fahrenheit.* Me: "Ah, so a Wednesday for David Cage."

[@louckykoneko]

probably not what you're asking for, but: jumping off a cliff (or even more embarrassing: the first Sheikah Tower) on the Great Plateau in Breath of the Wild because you forgot you don't have the paraglider yet.

[@kevanmcentee2174]

... I feel called out

[@matthewmcneany]

"Maybe this cult is onto something" - Some guy on the internet.

[@wdcain1]

I'm surprised Kojima never put one of these in a Metal Gear game. _"Snake, why the hell did you do that?! What's wrong with you?!"_

[@lukeyami]

There are a few, one comes to mind in the first game, shooting the C4 in the room Revolver Ocelot is in before entering it gets a game over where you are called an idiot.

[@AlphaI250]

Shooting the chopper with Ocelot in it "You just killed Ocelot !"

[@danmenard6917]

Killing Ocelot in MGS3 instead of KO'ing him nets you one of the "Time Paradox" game overs.

[@shlomytrajber5363]

A classic one: In The Neverhood, jumping in the drain leads to the only death in the game Bonus points for signs that warns you that you will die if you do jump

[@anthonyodonnell3435]

The resident evil one reminds me of in RE4 how you can shoot into the water and get eaten by the lake monster

[@paolomerati9112]

"Wasteland 2: Director's Cut", you press a BIG RED BUTTON in Ranger Citadel and you set off a nuke that destroys Arizona. However, you get an achievement so... it was totally worth it (?).

[@TheValiantBob]

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. "Wait, if this is a prequel I bet I could solve a lot of problems in the future by killing that Ocelot dude!"

[@patrickphelan279]

At least you get an achievement in the remake!

[@michaelandreipalon359]

I wonder what would happen to the Metal Gear world if we killed that lovable magnificent bastard.

[@ThomasstevenSlater]

@@michaelandreipalon359 He goes to hell and takes it over. He then invades earth starting the doom series.

[@noob1n8or]

Every game with fire in it, jumping into the fire to see if it hurts you.

[@fabiomoreira5820]

In Fallout 3 giving the unstable Overseer his gun. He shoots you with it very rudely. In NV not giving the BOS your guns and armor.

[@asolem2266]

In Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money it is actually possible to get away with all the gold in the vault.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

How?

[@mrcreeperknight2812]

You need to look up a guide for that

[@digitalutopia1]

@@michaelandreipalon359 There's a couple of ways- one of which is gibbing elija, dropping the bars into his inventory, and leaving the area while carrying a piece of him

[@popejpv]

I just grabbed them all and walked out while encumbered

[@gumslinger5867]

@@michaelandreipalon359 Type TGM in console command and then start running

[@hawyercruz3618]

7:20 god I love New Vegas' DLCs and their voice acting

[@ApesWithEgos]

Huh, this gets published just after I finish rewatching Mike fail the "Death to the Chef" escalation by doming a random civilian with a stolen bust just inches from escaping the level. Coincidence...

[@TuIdiota]

Probably, yeah

[@sourcererseven3858]

Oh yeah, that was fun XD (That said I myself managed to fail one of those escalations three times in a row because each time, I forgot to throw away the katana before changeing out of the plague doctor outfit... I had to have a lie-down after that one.)

[@Eckythumpmaster]

That Little Big Adventure 2 one was interesting and not what I expected when I saw the preview. If you've got enough HP then you can survive that particular attack (might need to have picked up the tunic upgrade), and pretty sure if you've got additional lives (considering you start with about 3) it won't be game over unless you've managed to lose them all. Still a funny scene regardless. The reason I was surprised is because there IS a silly way to get an absolute Game Over regardless of lives and energy. Much later on there's an optional route through a factory involving crates and conveyor belts. One piece of machinery secures a lid on some open crates, which you can then move along a conveyor and stand on to reach higher ground. If instead you stand inside the crate as it goes under this machine, poor Twinsen is sealed inside it and it's an instant game over.

[@killminewin4733]

Undertale (Genocide route): believing that sans will spare you, despite the fact you killed all his friends and family out of curiosity.

[@motokuchoma]

gettttttt dunked on

[@freek2004]

This is the only channel i have notifications turned on for so i don’t miss a thing

[@smokingwiththepharaohs4037]

Boring life then

[@silberelite337]

@@smokingwiththepharaohs4037 your comment makes no sense 😂

[@koencagurangan3256]

Doing an attack while facing the edge of a cliff in the SoulsBorne games (idk about sekiro)

[@Ceece20]

Shut up. (Me)

[@tomasdelcampo2]

Well you don’t insta die in sekiro and it’s kinda hard to actually fall off attacking

[@Churi_Venatriss]

No, worse is when you go into your menu, then are backing out but press circle one too many times and dodge/roll off a ledge to your death. -_-

[@codyc0313]

What about in The Witcher 3 Blood and Wine expansion where the god-like unseen elder vampire kills you if you ask an irrelevant question after telling you to state why you’ve come or die?

[@apollion888]

"If anyone asks, I was eaten whole by a big shark" is great writing LOL

[@Amaritudine]

Attacking the Enterprise in 'Star Trek: Invasion'. Sure, you get a game over - and a stern talking-to from Worf - if you fire on any allied or neutral ship too many times. But there's something special about earning your infamy by unleashing on Starfleet's flagship during an early bonus mission, while the voice of Captain Picard is delivering exposition no less. It's an extra 'oops' moment if you've got the one-hit kill cheat enabled, and your tiny Valkyrie fighter explodes the seven hundred metre Enterprise with a single shot.

[@ToriKlepto]

It would be great to get a flying horse in Skyrim! They already work like mountain goats, so why not add some wings to one as DLC?

[@Juggtacula]

I read "flying house" and I thought to myself, hmmm. That would have been a crazy update to the Hearthstone mechanic.

[@stupidmonkey8057]

I have gotten horses to fly in Skyrim. Giants are useful tools

[@lucasm.3864]

With spaghetti code, anything is possible.

[@evanwesolowski3717]

Mate we dont want a horse armor repeat

[@mar_speedman]

@@stupidmonkey8057 I think when someone thinks of a flying horse, they usually keep the landing bit in mind, too, though XD

[@Blarglesnarfe]

SOMEONE ACTUALLY SHOWED AND REMEMBERED LITTLE BIG ADVENTURE!!! *THANK YOU!*

[@etgsimon]

Sleeping with Morinth in Mass Effect 2. You know sex with her will kill you but she, an addict, convinces you that "you're special" and "you can handle". In a total twist, you can't.

[@SgtSupaman]

0:08 Ubisoft's got your back, though. In AC Odyssey, you can get a winged horse. It doesn't actually fly, but it means your horse can survive a fall from any height.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Greedy bastards. I wanted to truly fly Pegasus like Disney's Hercules with Megara, but noooooo.

[@luismunoz588]

Saints Row 4 Jane Austin goes on two monologues about how this is the game where you basically become King of the Universe and find Johnny Gat, and there a part in the game where Zinyak gives you the option to give yourself a gameover. You know better, you know you do, but you still wonder, "....secret cutscene?" Btw... No. There is no secret cutscene. Just a game over.

[@illise]

I remember the nitroglicerine part in resident evil. We were really careful and then a chimera popped up we shot the thing and exploded lol

[@CWAChristy2]

Refusing Snatcher’s contract in A Hat In Time. He literally tells you multiple times that you’re gonna die and gives you plenty of opportunities to change your mind. I still did it anyways though because I thought it was funny.

[@aurochtamer]

There's an old (but awesome) game called Anvil of Dawn. In the third dungeon of the game, you have to travel through an underwater labyrinth. The water elemental that takes you there tells you to avoid The Lady of the Sea because she'll suck out your soul. If you walk up to the Lady and talk to her... She sucks out your soul. This is actually really cool because if you explore around and pay attention to the items you pick up, you can learn a spell from her and survive by using an item called a Souling Figurine. This encounter is even a tutorial for the player on something they need to do to get the game's best ending.

[@loveunit21]

I’m playing through Kingdom Come for the first time. In the prologue, I got caught stealing and was sent to jail. Then, a short cutscene, and a game over screen. I’m so bad at the game, I got game over-ed in the prologue.

[@firestorm165]

I've dumped more hours into that game than skyrim and I've never seen that. But yeah you are in for a treat

[@loveunit21]

@@firestorm165 There's something about it that's really addicting but I couldn't continue once I'm in Rattay. The graphics on base PS4 is just too awful to ignore. I might wait until I get access to my PC again to play it.

[@tba113]

"Multiple Leviathan-class lifeforms detected ahead. Are you sure whatever it is you're doing is worth it?" (Yes, I know they covered this in the map-border episode a week ago. But also yes, Subnautica still bears mentioning here.)

[@LiLGamer21]

Also in Fractured But Whole, trying to skip the opening sequence ends the entire game.

[@Its__Dark__]

He mentioned in the Resident Evil entry what a nightmare it would be for the staff going through the fountain and steps but I was thinking what a nightmare it was for the architect.

[@Stargazeer]

There's also the Outer Wilds ending where you can break all space and time, and get a kazoo theme credit sequence

[@nickmclellan6479]

Shouts out to LBA2 - along with The Curse of Monkey Island, the first game I ever owned on PC. Seeing it in the mix here really highlights how genuinely strange it is (the tone, the dialogue, the art style, the controls, the fact that your weapon of choice is *ahem* a ball), but hot damn I loved that game.

[@synashilp]

For another Fallout entry (from Fallout 3), you can activate the Garden of Eden Creation Kit within Vault 87 if you manage to make it past the stupidly high amounts of radiation. It tells you that the kit will absorb all matter within the area for conversion into raw materials, and then asks if you're sure you want to activate the kit. If you select yes, you quickly get informed that it does mean all matter.

[@DerekBarns]

Deus Ex: Shot at my partner in the beginning and he shot back.

[@KawaiiKing64]

Resident Evil 4 does that too, during the mission where you team up with Luis

[@Kagedtiger]

There's a good one in Outer Wilds where you can destroy the universe by creating a time paradox in the High Energy Lab. You really have to work for it too.

[@Auora]

A really good one is from Super Paper Mario, where when you go into space, you can decide not to put on a helmet and then you die from lack of oxygen. XD

[@ShadowCthulhu]

Also in Resident Evil Remake the game tells you Not to shoot the "one dangerous zombie" but people still shoot it.

[@narcspector]

An OXTRA and an OXBOX List Feature on the same day, at almost the same time?! Is it my birthday?! (#3. Mixing Drink and Drugs😂that's never given me a GAME OVER🤣)

[@elijahramirez2017]

I want to see the version of this video that was exclusively clips of Total Reliable Delivery Service.

[@Binary-]

They definitely have enough footage for that 😂

[@mugwump539]

Seeing what happens to Guybrush after holding his breath for ten minutes when he clearly states he can only hold his breath for ten minutes :o

[@fallencas]

Little big adventure 2 guy has that season 1 Zuko hair and the child beating attitude to go with it

[@Ykskolme]

That helicopter decapitation reminds me of Left 4 Dead 2's "The parish" campaign. There too is helicopter at the end of the campaign to pick you up. I have *many* fond memories of me jumping into those blades and killing myself at which should be the end of the game

[@harrys4457]

7 times dlc is more fun then the actual game pls?

[@VonBlade]

Tiny Tina BL2

[@harrys4457]

@@VonBlade I agree

[@samiraperi467]

@@VonBlade Dragon Keep is peak DLC.

[@rob98000]

The operation Raccon city dlc is better than the main game, granted that's not too hard to accomplish.

[@harrys4457]

@@rob98000 ikr

[@ItsAVolcano]

I remember taking the time to figure out a route that let you sneak out of the Sierra Madre vault even overburdened, took me almost a dozen tries but I managed to get out of that vault with all the gold bars most of which ended up as decorations in my homes .😁

[@tylerfauley2489]

Yo what about how right before the final boss of Dragon Warrior for the NES, you can decide to join Dragonlord, but you instantly die.

[@bjchit]

At least you get a good look at Jill’s knockers bouncing while she’s walking.

[@shawnfields2369]

True, but did you really need to wait until near the end of the game to get a good look at the boobs of the most beautiful women in gaming history, Jill Valentine? I mean, is that why we played the RE Remake? I don't know, but you make a good point, dude.

[@Rubyfir3]

Commander Keen 2: The Earth Explodes The stages where you must deactivate lasers targeting world cities? Don't pull the lever, else you'll...*BOOM* Game over.

[@patrickphelan279]

Commander Keen 2: No, Really, We Told You What Was Going To Happen.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Which Commander Keen games are worth playing and are good starting points for newbies like me? Please help me and some poor souls here.

[@mattkennedy9308]

That Fahrenheit / Indigo Prophecy one reminds me of Monkey Island 3. You mix drugs and alcohol in a bar, die, get taken to a catacomb and the credits roll. Guybrush then says I'm not dead yet, wakes up and you explore the tomb for items as part of the game.

[@voltzoen6262]

Luke vs the frost troll of high Hrothgar in Skyrim, every bloody time.

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

"No ... Nooo ... Hell is empty, and all the devils are here!"