Top 10 Video Game Clichés

[@VaultTec30000]

I hate it when the NPC asks you to follow him, but the NPC's speed is somewhere between player's walking speed and running speed... God WHY?

[@jenteadriaens3505]

GTAV confirmed

[@TheKrzysiek]

+Kurumi Tokisaki Every AC game...

[@rjjacob101]

+Kurumi Tokisaki Yes, this happens in Skyrim too!

[@-glow-796]

Npc:Wait up The player: DO YOU KNOW HOW TO RUN

[@ZhangtheGreat]

+Kurumi Tokisaki Or even worse, NPCs that aggro enemies fifty miles away during an escort quest/mission...by running up to them.

[@compedycakemine6960]

Enemies that endlessly spawn until you perform some menial task... like, "We got the whole army behind us!" "Wait, he got the Intel? Fuck it, guys, let's leave..."

[@prime_memeister3324]

Christian Calso SO FREAKING TRUE

[@compedycakemine6960]

asa helix Uuuuuuh, isn't that what real automotive factories do? They take resources (rubber. metal, leather, class, petroleum, etc.) and synthesize them using electricity (energy) and viola! A manned vehicle!

[@compedycakemine6960]

asa helix "Hey, Frank, the car's done, drive it over to the lot!" "Hey, Captain Bill, we're done with the helicopter. Fly it over to the pad!" "Hey, Captain Susan, the boat is complete. Sail it over to the harbor!"

[@swaggysack]

Christian Calso ZOMBIES

[@drdoomcertifiedblogger8646]

Christian Calso Or enemies who's corpses vanish.

[@Deadeye7177]

Red = Evil Blue = Good It drives me nuts.

[@eduardoferrarimagalhaes899]

+Deadeye7177 set your game for daltonics every blue becomes green and red, orange.

[@BHanif1996]

Devil May Cry though

[@MrJIsBack]

+Tiros Vlogs e Rock n' Roll Nah its the opposite, green becomes blue! Daltonians can't see well green colors so that would make no sense :p

[@ladytanuki]

+Deadeye7177 Probably not on this list because it often occurs outside of video games - look at lightsaber colours in Star Wars, for instance. Also, this is flipped in some versions of Pokemon, where Red is the protagonist and Blue is the rival.

[@Deadeye7177]

*****​ This is totally the point. It really makes me say: "You know, there are other colors than red and blue"

[@joefoley9894]

The cliche I hate the most is when you have to follow somebody that is slower than you so you then have to wait for them to catch up

[@mistreps4894]

*cough* ac creed *cough*

[@joefoley9894]

+Mistr Eps Exactly but it's in alot more games tbf.

[@daradidam]

+joe foley that's what I love about witcher 3. if you sprint, your companion sprint. when you walk, they walk. such a simple AI tweak but enormous impact

[@joefoley9894]

+daradidam yer that was the first thing I noticed when on a horse in the witcher 3

[@zomerzault360]

+daradidam That's not revolutionary. Fallout had that since 3.

[@NickBailuc]

You guys forgot one thats very common in FPSs with storylines. Cutscenes in which the antagonist takes too long to kill you, just long enough for someone on your side to come and kill them last second

[@MaxCreack]

+Nichita Bailuc (Nick) Thats in everything to be honest, movies, books and videogames.

[@dylandevault6967]

that doesn't always work remember condemned criminal origins? your 2 friends just got shot in the face!

[@himalsharmasubedi9404]

like Yuri shot Makarov when Price was down without any guns

[@personalitybot]

To be fair to the CoD series, there were a few times the story did just kill you. It would've been easier to remember if the player characters weren't completely interchangeable w/ less personality than, say, Gordon Freeman.

[@persononline6510]

screw your spoilers

[@simonfil2]

You kill 1000 enemies wothout problem, then a standard enemy captures you in a cutscene...

[@immortalican397]

My favorite? Falling let's say 10 feet, and not getting hurt at all, and then falling 10.000000000001 feet and dying. Calling you out, Skyrim.

[@immortalican397]

Or going 2 feet into water and drowning. Halo. That's you.

[@Badguy292]

Connor Lund waitwaitwait, all source engine games, falling infinitely and landing in a puddle of water during a rainy day, no health lost.

[@mr.demonarc2608]

How about the MILLION of buildings you can duck into in a survival game, but somehow every god damn building is locked, and windows are all fucking bulletproof. Calling you out almost every zombie survival game. *cough* DayZ *cough*

[@Badguy292]

xD So true!

[@MikeslyMontague]

Not being able to randomly jump, only to have the option pop up when you're near a wall or other obstacle. Makes me feel magnetized to every surface.

[@ynk69]

Why we always put last in racing games at the beggining of a race?

[@edgardox.feliciano3127]

to make you actually WORK for first place!!!! cause if not, then all you have to do is not let anyone get past you

[@edgardox.feliciano3127]

@Derpo Juj if you are already IN first place at the start of the race, then it's TOO FUCKING EASY TO stay ahead. By putting you at the back of the race, you at LEAST have to work towards and EARN your position in first place at the first lap or two

[@DrShaym]

Empty boxes.

[@BatNetto]

No, even better. empty LOCKED boxes.

[@FathersFuckingBiscuits]

Dr Shaym cod WW2 kinda makes fun of some of the cliches here. Besides the quick time events though...

[@Kj16V]

Magical vanishing dead bodies.

[@MrFlippyMusic]

Finally this comment!

[@Berserker-by8je]

Kj16V Anus

[@ArmisHart]

Kj16V but thats just the necrophiliacs having their fun in the virtual world

[@olotocolo]

Kj16V That will always happen. It's game enging clearing it's memory and getting rid of uneccessary information. Althought I have see some good explanations for this in games.

[@WhereWeRoll]

They're just becoming one with the force.

[@xymbalreborn]

I HATE "escort" missions where someone tags along with you and you're supposed to protect them when all they really do is get in the way.

[@Viking2Go]

Word!

[@crosshair51scope]

yeah but games like the Last of Us and Bioshock Infinite made escorting NPCs enjoyable.

[@shipu302]

LEON!!!!

[@Jace2000Ice]

ashraf abdillah I don't remember a single ecsort mission in Bioshock Infinite.

[@spicytuna62]

What I loved about Bioshock Infinite. You escort Elizabeth for about 80% of the game, but she never gets in the way. Hell, she actually does the opposite. I don't know that I've ever had an NPC give me health, money, and ammo!

[@fickdich9560]

Closed Doors can't be opend...Even if you have a rocketlauncher...

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

fick dich Oh that’s Resident Evil..

[@TheFedeGamer99]

Dank Xans and silent hill saga

[@wolfwing1]

all the fallout games....all those lovley inventions, but a crowbar is beyodn their technology so you can pry those boards from the abandoned houses and shops.

[@ellnats]

IKR!!!!

[@Lousidity]

My favorite cliche is "The world is ending! Society has collapsed! ...You can always find ample amounts of weapons and ammo, though."

[@Ozone600gm]

DayZ?

[@fabioribeiro4627]

it's not exactly unrealistic. Even if there is an apocalypse, there is a lot of ammo spread around, given the fact that many people own firearms and ammo. The firearms business is always strong, so finding firearms isn't such a mystery. Plus the amount of preppers and survivalists and such. And if one of those people left home in case of an apocalypse, they would leave some things behind, including firearms they couldn't carry.

[@Lousidity]

Rare metalmorph But in some games you find ammo in the DUMBEST of places. Example: An orphanage? Really? Why is there ammo there?

[@korven3]

when you can't swim

[@philipottey7723]

korven3 When you cant walk over certain hazards because, "fuck you."(double d loses life if he walks on wet cement on edd n eddy jawbreakers)

[@ri-star9447]

korven3 every sonic game.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

korven3 I'd say that usually falls under the "invisible wall" category

[@Jordan-gb3yr]

In red Dead redemption and GTA vice city that always made me mad

[@Jordan-gb3yr]

Like they can kill thousands of people,survive a gunshot or stab wound, yet they can't swim

[@figloalds]

No, top number 1 worst cliche: Exquisitely underestimating of player's intelligence AKA. "Press WASD to move."

[@johanngaiusisinwingazuluah2116]

"Follow this floating arrow in this tight hallway."

[@KoeSeer]

***** "press Mouse Button 1 to shoot" Oh sorry, game, I thought it was PRTSC button this whole time!

[@barret-xiii]

***** We can blame people like darksydephil for that. *Bright icon pointing the way on the mini map, button tutorials every five steps in the beginning...* "What!? How was I supposed to know!?"

[@gromp543]

Barret XIII we do not mention that man here

[@barret-xiii]

Gromp Man? He's not a man, and his body's too old to be properly classified as a child.

[@Saroku007]

Here's the video summary for you lazy people. 10. One Line Villagers 9. Only YOU Are Competent 8. Fetch Quests 7. The Silent Protagonist 6. Quick Time Events 5. Random Animals Have Wallets 4. Regenerative Health 3. Invisible Walls 2. Exploding Barrels 1. Attack Its Weak Point For Massive Damage

[@sowad67]

THANK YOU!LOL

[@dreadlordhg360]

giant enemy crab ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@themarveloustoxin2066]

+Saroku007 yo could you do this on every video

[@mr.pavone9719]

+comic carl grimes I had a Facebook group devoted to Top 10 list summaries.

[@AlphaZeroX96]

We don't need this.

[@Powerhouse1]

My no. 1 cliche is kill all enemies to get to the next room.

[@nmheath03]

I HATE it when game do that,even once.I DON'T CARE,IT'S A BAD IDEA AND YOU SHOULD FEEL BAD!!!!

[@DivinityOfBLaze]

nmheath03 What about painkiller? The whole game is about that except its fun.

[@theguywholikesmasterchief1399]

***** The only game that has that that I've played and liked sofa is cod ghosts.

[@theguywholikesmasterchief1399]

Mark Delfs Damnit I meant so .far

[@jasv49]

Especially when there is seemingly nothing physically stopping you from proceeding.

[@HandyCapedCloneTroop]

heres a cliche i think everyone knows when is a bullet not a bullet, bullets kill right? well why is it that a desert eagle can kill a guard with one shot to the chest then later it take five shots from a SMG to kill the same kind of guard?

[@dingowaffle4637]

Deagles are loaded with .50 caliber bullets, while SMGs nowadays carry about 1/3 the size of a .50 caliber. Plus sniper rifles use that sort of ammunition too

[@KrazyWhiteBoy141]

DingoWaffle some smg's are chambered in .45 ACP which is only .05 inches less than the diameter of the .50 AE which is what many desert eagles are chambered in. also there is not a single sniper rifle in the world that uses the same ammunition as the desert eagle, the ballistics of handgun ammunition simply do not have the capability to travel the distances that are required. you are confusing the .50AE with the .50BMG which are not at all similar. getting shot with any firearm of any caliber is lethal given that vital organs are damaged or major blood vessels are ruptured.

[@rebelstormt]

John Doe dont you just hate when ppl dont know shit about guns....

[@MadSpectro7]

What really annoys me is when a Deagle or magnum revolver is more powerful than a rifle... A RIFLE!!!

[@HandyCapedCloneTroop]

Jace Roberts I meant if you get shot in the chest by a SMG you die in 3 shots but with a deagle you die in 1-2 shots

[@dylansanderson3386]

1. Why do we die from a knife but not die from 4 bullets in call of duty? 2. Why do we die from 2 punches in halo but not die in 10 AR bullets?

[@SymphonMusic]

The first one, yeah, it's pretty dumb. Second one? That's because you're getting punched by a fist attached to an arm that is able to flip a tank that weighs 50+ tons. The only reason Spartans don't use their fists ALL OF THE TIME is because you can't throw your punches as far as you can throw a bullet.

[@insane_ravenger1558]

SymphonOfficial And the fact that you can flip a Covanet Tank (Wraith) they are 90+ tons because of the Plasma Gen.

[@cooldude2251]

SymphonOfficial lol says you! i dont think ive played one game where i havent had more melee kills than shooting kills. you literaly have to sit there and shoot someone for 7 seconds, not saying they aren't going to leave. p.s. dont you think a high tech armor they made to flip tanks and resist being shot 10 times in the face wouldn't be able to withstand a punch?

[@SymphonMusic]

cooldude2251 It's probably fairly similar to modern combat armor. It's designed to stop projectiles, not blunt objects. Take for instance a kevlar vest. Shoot someone in the chest with a 9mm handgun that has a vest on, the wind is just knocked out of them. Hit them in the chest with a sledgehammer or a mace, it's gonna crack ribs, cause major bruises, and maybe even some internal bleeding. Now make a shield that protects from only bigger rounds that has about 4x as much force... And see how it protects against a blunt object with 100x as much force.

[@cooldude2251]

SymphonOfficial true story. i just cant believe they haven't created armor that can withstand a simple punch but can practically stand on a grenade and still walk around no problem. and now that i think about it wouldnt that be considered blunt force?

[@534General]

The "adventurer like you" thing is about as common as every other stock phrase for the guards. And the dialogue they say is really interesting. It changes based on what quests you've completed and how you've affected the world. Skyrim guards aren't just saying the same things over and over, in fact it takes a while to ever hear that "adventurer" line.

[@Sweetroll_Wolfie]

Granted, but despite how amusing it is for a while, it's still overly repetitive. By a lot.

[@TheRookie828]

hahaha, " Ramirez, get to the roof." "Ramirez, get the fuck of the roof."

[@johnhoyne]

Slaughtering an entire army of gun-totting baddies, only to walk around a corner and get knocked out by the antagonist who is only carrying a pistol via cut-scene...

[@ErikNiceBoy]

Ts one's a RPG cliche: 1)That your character's imprisoned, in the middle of execution, or going to be and is saved, most of the time by a completely coincidentally event. 2) that the world is in chaos and/or massive war 3) first thing you kill are rats or wolves

[@nmheath03]

Rohan Pathak Skyrim

[@ErikNiceBoy]

oblivion, skyrim, dark souls, the witcher, fallout...

[@omazzzepeda9584]

though fallout 3 nailed it with living in the vault

[@theguywholikesmasterchief1399]

Keimpe J. Visser Don't forget COD. (Still have awesome games, well done activision)

[@miiinitro]

Mark Delfs ummmm, COD's not an RPG :P

[@seknight2835]

RAAAAAMIIIIREAAAZZZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!! get me some tea

[@mrpaulyoung08]

COMMENT ON THIS VIDEO! Ramirez!

[@anacleos345]

+tim de jong ramirez do everything

[@ramirez9700]

+tim de jong JUST GO GET BY YOURSELF!!!!!!!!!!

[@marissaburke9230]

Rameres go buy me cod MW2

[@keithkillner500]

How about the cliche that reloading after firing three rounds from a 30 round magazine somehow doesnt waste the remaining amunition that youve just thrown away. Also to be a bit more specific, when reloading from a non-empty magazine completely empties the gun, if your magazine isnt empty at the point of reload, removing the mag' will leave one round in the chamber. Therefore giving one extra shot once you place the fresh mag'. The only game i have played that includes this is Crysis 2 and even then you dont lose any amunition you throw away when reloading. Shooters would be a lot more interesting if you lost any ammo you threw away from reloading.

[@wedlock94]

rainbow six vegas 1 + 2 leave a bullet in the chamber after reloading, pretty sure ghost recon did the same, red orchestra on the pc has it to and you lose any ammo in your mag, you actually keep partially full mags to which is annoying when you think you have a full mag to shoot 2 bullets and be out of ammo

[@keithkillner500]

Not played any of those but its good to know some games out there have given a nod to realism

[@hezechiahjones8365]

I think in battle field 4 they do that. If you have ammo in your mag and reload it gets rid of the ammo instead of just magically adding extra ammo into your mag. It made me confused for a moment because I was used to reloading after each kill in shooters and I found myself running out of ammo really fast.

[@wedlock94]

ill need to check that, iv not actually noticed that

[@HarlesBently]

Or you know, when You have ammo in the mag and one in the chamber but reloading the gun magically gets rid of the shell in the chamber. YEAH I totally wanted that one gone so you have to fucking chamber another round manually.

[@ThirtyVirus]

A game developer would find this video a great tool for avoiding these mistakes in development :P

[@Valdoy]

Let's go bowling

[@Olgierd99]

Valdoy2866™ fuckin Roman lol

[@Toastmaster_5000]

Valdoy2866™ oh god, let's hope that doesn't become a cliche

[@Valdoy]

YELLOW CAR !!!!!!

[@thevideocommenter3061]

ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS FOLLOW THE DAMN TRAIN CD! WILL ALL YOU HAD TO DO SHOOT THE VAGOS SMOKE!

[@Valdoy]

TheVideo Commenter I'll have two number 9's, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45's, one with cheese, and a large soda

[@NealX]

I'd definitely find a spot for "your enemies are psychic" or "difficulty levels = more enemy HP" to this list.

[@karleanec.2846]

Here's a cliche: when an npc has unlimited ammunition like you can shoot 100 bullets but ur npc buddies r shoot like there's no tomorrow.lol.

[@ParasiteQueen1]

***** Resident Evil Revelations LOL

[@theelectrobros782]

Yeah that pisses me off

[@joule400]

once in skyrim i was fighting ebony warrior. i had mod immersive weapons and armors. i think it was that mod i have like 60 mods. anyway i had explosive arrows. i shot one to ebony warrior. then suddenly ebony warrior starts to shoot them. it appeared that one explosive arrow went to ebony warrior inventory in way when i looted him i was able to take it. this how ever meant also that ebony warrior that is already strong enemy had unlimited supply of extra powerful explosive arrows '-'

[@hayes2232]

"The Bard, having slain the random wolf, found that it had digested not only the contents of a small treasury, but also various household goods." That was hilarious.

[@personalitybot]

Invisible wall-ish, but you forgot the roving teams of vandals who go around painting realistic looking doors all over buildings.

[@flambo1500]

over buildings which do not have doors

[@maximumrisk2004]

I have to say I really enjoy Quick Time Events if they are done right. They add to the experience and gives you great action while still letting you have control instead of it just being a cutscene or a move the Character pulls off Automatically through repeated button smashing.

[@АняПавловнаПюлщка]

Don't take this the wrong way, but I am terrible at QTEs and typically very competent at gameplay, so I wind up getting the bulk of my deaths at the hands of QTEs in most of the games I play that have them and therefor I despise them (RE games are the most egregious at this, of the games I play). So I find myself sitting there cursing the game developers, thinking 'Why would they put these in?! Who in god's name actually enjoys these?' I am glad to know than at least someone does, and I do not mean that sarcastically.

[@maximumrisk2004]

Аня Жулиана Пюлщка No problem, I can see how it can be frustrating to be taken off guard by a button that suddenly appears on screen without explanations or warnings.

[@WyreWizard]

Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater had perhaps the most detailed character healing system I had seen. I mean you could suture a cut, set a broken bone and even treat a burn. Does anyone know character healing systems more detailed than this?

[@kecu0]

Thank you so much for bringing this up. The survival system in that game is one of the factors that made it so immersive for me, and helped place it as my favourite MG(S) game.

[@WyreWizard]

You're welcome.

[@bgdnop]

Call of Cthulhu had a nice healing system as well, where certain patches, that varied from thread to morphine, worked for certain injuries.

[@MsMegadude64]

Ah, yes. Because stopping the game entirely, just to select stuff from menus is SOOOOOO deep. IMO, MGS4 handled the healing system better with the Psyche meter. Doing things like sticking to shade, moving slowly, staying out of combat, AND selecting stuff from menus will lower it. While staying in direct sunlight, getting into gunfights, and taking damage will lower it. Most of this took place while the game was in motion as apposed to just selecting stuff from menus.

[@kecu0]

B1G B0SS You have to understand that MGS3's healing options were basically a prototype feature for the franchise. It hadn't been done prior, and I'm sure the studio were just seeing as to whether it would go down well with fans or not. MGS4's healing feature only ever worked BECAUSE MGS3 had a survival system; if not, the player may have felt it overwhelming (as you've mentioned, it included more than MGS3's select screen), or out-of-place. Introducing such a feature during a game that took place in the jungle, I found, was a great move on behalf of the developers, and was a gamble that revolutionised the series somewhat - of which is why I find it to be pretty awesome.

[@DarkMProductions]

Here's one. Water kills you instantly, but lava only hurts you slightly.

[@LichtdesMorgens]

That one's good!

[@Arlesmon]

I have to agree on that one.

[@digitalcamaro9708]

Biggest game cliche ever... A "Loading" icon.

[@GrimChiefer]

....That's not a....fuck are you a troll or are you a dumbass

[@digitalcamaro9708]

Joke. Just a joke :/

[@cckiller0053]

Press *START* to begin

[@mrvirus888]

What about that time when you die and then respawn again? WTF? You should only die once and then it's game over FOREVER, that copy of your game shouldnt work anymore.

[@pasheg4345]

The concept of 'no respawn' is not new in gaming. In some very old games like 'Prince of Persia' (not the 3D version, but the one from 1980s) there were NO SAVES, checkpoints and respawns. If you happen to die (and the game was INSANELY hard and pretty long, with no difficulty levels), you have to start it all over. That was pure madness (for some players literally, I'd guess). Thankfully, games have become much more forgiving since then.

[@mrvirus888]

Pasheg ok . . .

[@Laternater]

Heh. Love it :p

[@pasheg4345]

Actually, my bad. Wikipedia states that there were saves in the original Prince of Persia, but only after you've completed 1/4 of the game. What kind of saves, I'm uncertain. I didn't know that, because I was able to pass through the first 5-6 rooms at best (which is probably less than 1% of the game). I'd guess, the later remakes like "Prince of Persia Classic" are easier and have unlimited saves.

[@mrvirus888]

Pasheg Ok . . .

[@gabrielleshipley8277]

Another cliche. Character is invulnerable in game, can take immense amounts of damage, but die in one shot in cutscenes.

[@WatchMojo]

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[@roykwisthout7580]

Im the first liker

[@HackedFishing]

This channel is the S***. Just discovered it lol

[@ThePeruvian011]

AttemptingPC Yes, yes it is ..... why are u still here? go watch more mojo videos!

[@LichyNyx]

Though Shadow of the colossus used the weak spot nicely, it did not stand out and you had to find it a lot of times, you could not hit it that easily and it took a lot of effort to go there so the size and shape of your foes remained intimidating even though they had a weak spot.

Artorias X That game... It needs a sequel

[@Purrebark]

It took me until 1:47 that i realized the title said "Clichés" and not "Glitches". I was like "wtf just show me the glitches already!"

[@TheGhost325]

haha nice

[@quittedthischannelbecausei8020]

haha, same..

[@eviljef]

The same thing happened to me when I thought I was watching a video about RPG glitches.

[@waterblonk]

When you have one hit point left you are perfectly fine but If you get attacked once more you are f*cking dead

[@AsbjornGrandt]

"Inattentive bad guys" You are mowing down enemies right in front of their friends, but they don't react until you get within their aggro range.

[@BoydTheMilkmanX]

Saying regenerative health is a game cliche is silly since it's more of a mechanic that allowed for completely different kinds of games. Health packs forced players to often back track, desperately hoping to find something to give them health. The last game I played with it (RESISTANCE) was one of the worst FPS games as of a result. Without regenerating health, watch games like Call Of Duty, Halo, or most modern FPS's become completely broken because of the amount of enemies.

[@thedeathjudge]

It's a cliche, it's an overused mechanic on today's games.

[@BoydTheMilkmanX]

Unoriginal Gangster The multiplayer was decent, but the actual game was awful. It's environments were uninspired, the enemy AI was terrible even for it's time. Halo 2 came out years before Resistance and was vastly mechanically superior. I have yet to see regenerating health implemented in any modern game effectively. Going back a few years the last game I remember doing it decently was F.E.A.R. Otherwise it just resulted in frustration when you had to run around the levels looking for health packs regardless of whether or not your playstyle is aggressive or passive. Anyone who plays games for realism is an idiot. Go outside and experience 'realism'. A game also doesn't have to be realistic to be competitive, considering most of the large circuit competitive games are as far from realistic as you can get.

[@BoydTheMilkmanX]

Unoriginal Gangster I agree that there has to be some measure of realism in games for them to be good.

[@BoydTheMilkmanX]

It also implemented regenerating health as well.

[@BoydTheMilkmanX]

WiseEndro333 Except it wasn't. If a health bar isn't depleted fully it regenerates.

[@Olgierd99]

biggest cliche? releasing a COD game every year..yaaaaaaaah i said it

[@Olgierd99]

Sonya Lappin im impressed as well..people on utube are tired of fighting..

[@edwardromo7914]

Don't forget the people that buy them.

[@NoNameJustWords]

Edward Romo I bought one and was gifted another... I completed them then traded them in, didn't think they were anything special tbh.

[@dedo3735]

-ahem- When a story starts and the protagonist has amnesia.

[@DieKolkrabe]

I was going to put a reply but.... Oh what was it again? Never mind, I forgot it /sarcasm I hate the amnesia cliche frankly, it works in some situations but I feel like it's a lazy way out for devs to avoid creating characters with backstories.

[@SorenDaein]

You wouldn't happen to be referring to Robin from Fire Emblem Awakening, are you?

[@DieKolkrabe]

Yes But the amnesia cliche needs to just disappear. I'd rather take a few hours of flashbacks and maybe a tutorial or two set in the past as opposed to wasting 15 or 20 minutes of the opening of the game going through a tutorial that I've played in other games before. Seriously. Skippable. Tutorials. ESPECIALLY in New Game + modes goddamnit! I want to get on and just play...not sit through a longass tutorial and have to go and have the game hold my hand and point out exactly where to click if I'm doing the second or third run of a game with an unskippable tutorial.

[@FathersFuckingBiscuits]

DieKolkrabe wait, what are some of the ways that amnesia works?

[@aeterna789]

I think being the "chosen one" in singleplayer has much more meaning than a million "chosen ones" in MMORPGs.

[@Jhenaro]

Another cliché is: The more skin that a woman shows, the higher her armor rating will be.

[@Jhenaro]

Oh, and while on the subject of armor: Rainbow Pimp Gear, in which different pieces of armor give different stats that you end up mixing together to get the best stats, but you look absolutely ridiculous for doing it.

[@Lovetigersnake11]

1. Knife being more op then a gun 2. Somehow EXP pops out of animals because you kill them 3. You can craft something from two items like an animal pelt for a pouch made out of leather and some strings to tie the top. 4. If you buy it, it will be built right away That's about all I could think of.

[@killgoretheculinarydestroy27]

Why number 1? Why is it ridiculous a large piece of piercing metal forced into a exposed point at close range is more effective than firing bullets at someone who has armour on to protect them from bullets? And when you buy something, the vendor built it beforehand!

[@Conn531]

Killgore the culinary destroyer you don't believe that the same armor that protects them from bullets also protects them from knives? i would guess that a bullet would cause much more damage than a standard knife. most bullets expand in the body causing widespread damage while a knife cleanly punctures the body.

[@killgoretheculinarydestroy27]

Conn531 when your in close combat with somebody with a knife you aim at the gaps in the armour, around the neck mostly. when someone stabs you with a knife in a game they're essentially stabbing you in the neck if it was irl.

[@VixXstazosJOB]

Lovetigersnake11 1. real science actually at least in Kevlar armor cases, for other armors you look at the armor gaps for a killer hit 2. yep 3. you craft things with materials so, why not? 4. it can happen even irl lol, besides is just a game XD

[@shaqtinafoolmvp1008]

Conn531 How about you test it? If you stab yourself in the arm, a gigantic arse piece of shitmetal is piercing through your damn skin!

[@Foralltosee1623]

Bad guy reveals plot to hero just in time for hero to stop him, I mean fuck if you've got plans to take over the world you need to have at least an IQ of above 100 right

[@hezechiahjones8365]

If they plan to take over the world they should have an IQ of AT LEAST 150. The average IQ is 120.

[@Foralltosee1623]

crazyguywithasword Too bad they obviously don't, actually dam straight how else can we beat them

[@benwilliams5134]

Maedhros Curufin What about Payday?

[@Foralltosee1623]

***** I have not got to playing that would not know

[@luigimario1144]

crazyguywithasword The average IQ is 90-100.

[@Rickfernello]

Other good clichés: Floating items; Shiny things are interactable; Walls and rocks with different colors = secret passages.

[@MrTheuploader123]

In skyrim when you are the saviour of tamriel,harbinger of compainion,dragonborn and dark brotherhood the guard seem to really care when you accidently hit a chicken

[@CelesNihility]

MrTheuploader123 hahahaha +1

[@austincain764]

It must be the holy chicken you've just killed cause guards worship chickens

[@man2meandyou]

MrTheuploader123 Haha yeah lol, I'm the dragonborn, harbinger of companions, arch-mage of Winterhold College, Dark Brotherhood member, Thieves Guild member, the one who killed the first dragonborn in tamrielic history, thane of Whiterun and Falkreath, owner of all the dragon priest masks, No. 1 richest, powerfullest warrior-mage on Nirn, husband of Lidya, owner of the Falkreath manor house, father, killer of all vampires in Volkihar AND YET guards say "You have committed crimes against Skyrim and her people. What say you in your defense?" after i just stolen some grilled leeks and a bounty of 1 gold... DAMMIT GUARDS!!!

[@man2meandyou]

Devon Ellsworth Yeah ikr lol

[@Bizorke]

Here are some of the burning clichés that always get to me: Enemies are too dumb to care if you snipe the person right next to them, or they forget after 30 seconds. When you break into an enemy fortress that is armed to the teeth with hundreds of enemies but instead of retaliating / attacking as a team and working together to defend each other and eliminate the threat right away, they spread out as thin as possible so that you never have to fight more than a handful at a time. The average every-day (often teenage) hero is able to take out entire armies of heavily armed enemies by him or her self. Unless it's a cut-scene where the hero is surrounded by 3 light infantry units and subsequently arrested. Why do you always start out at level 1 with no items or money - even if you're character is supposed to come from royalty or a wealthy background, or has military training in their backstory? Bosses almost always have significantly more health than normal enemies (imagine if this was true in real life). You can carry a stack of infinity treasure chests, but you can only carry one sword per inventory slot.

[@Praxographist]

- Escort missions where the escorted target is like a comatose elephant with brittle bones disease. - Stealth missions where being spotted once means auto-fail.

[@ARMagEDdonWATCHER]

I really do dislike those escort missions, especially when your charge does not know how to get out of the way when you're fighting. While you're fighting a, say, dragon, the stupid character decides to jump in front of you and get killed by fire breath. NPCs in escort missions do need better AI.

[@Praxographist]

ARMagEDdonWATCHER Escort missions make me think of two things: 1- the Drayman cargo ship from the first wing commander 2- Natalya from Goldeneye. As frail as they were oblivious.

[@ARMagEDdonWATCHER]

Developers just need to make those NPCs smarter. I wouldn't mind escort missions if the NPCs stayed out of trouble.

[@Praxographist]

***** I only ever played the second one, but there being detected wasn't such a big deal, expecially later on in the game, where top gear and knowledge of the counterattack made you virtually unkillable.

[@videobserver22]

2014, the year 4k will become "mainstream" and watchmojo videos are still in 480p

[@Singformefriend]

I really like games with "the silent protagonist", it is a good way to build narrative in video games.

[@andrewk658]

NPCs walk around like they have nothing to do.

[@totalswago-o4364]

Lol

[@hazim9529]

so,if they walk around random you called them crazy,but if they just stand motionless you called them crazy too?What a world we living here!

[@mrpaulyoung08]

Elevators never seem to work at anytime and for some reason break down. And in dying light, you have to climb out the shaft. It is like you are some super soldier in that game, can you even drown?

[@hazim9529]

The dying light one isnt a cliche

[@jinhunterslay1638]

+Andrew Kroese (DragonLover7503) Otherwise? what do you want them to do?

[@pancakekiller66]

I hate in video games when your character is apperently deadly allergic to water

[@tubularbra598]

Yeah I hear you but in AC1 it was said to be a flaw in the animus, just putting that out there...

[@TheEbber22]

Now, let's talk Halo. A multi million dollar piece of equipment, with the abilities to fly, become invisible, apply shield, deny fall damage and soak up tons of damage, can't even float.

[@PoneBros]

Ebber Well, Spartans are rather heavy, so it would make sense that they could sink very easy. Sgt Johnson even explained this in Halo 3 when they found Chief sprawled on the ground after starting the campaign, needing "heavy lift gear". Also all sorts of information throughout the games with terminals, such as Anniversary and Reach.

[@TheEbber22]

PoneBros I would say it would have been easy to put a water floating element in, if they can put an overshield in :/

[@TheEndFactor]

explain how to make a boulder float without having to have a cheesy floater pack... water make sense in halo

[@noct4862]

Fuck that, I love regenerating health, it helps me out more than you think.

[@blastcollapse89]

casual

[@MrTubeStuck]

Regenerative Health, created the casual gamer syndrome... Since when did it became logical for a generic soldier to recover deadly wounds just be standing still? Truth be told QTEs, regenerative health and painful hand holding (non imaginative and dumbed down tutorial levels); all these things should be banned from all games as it creates lazy gamers.

[@contrabandest]

MrTubeStuck AMEN THIS MAN!

[@user-rp5mv1zx2g]

*gets headshotted while falling down a tower of 10 meters* meh, just gonna wait in a cover here til im better

[@noct4862]

MrTubeStuck Though it's kinda awkward how your character puts thousands of bandages over the same spot, I like how the health system is in Far Cry

[@TheShadowSentinel]

You forgot about having an entire arsenal in your pockets.

[@GoRepairs]

Not all clichés are bad, without the health regeneration or medikits, all fps games would be: Get hit > spend months recovering from wounds, then get physiotherapy, then get psychological therapy for PTSD > before returning to the battlefield.

[@johnnybuttsecks6630]

bob marley I shot myself in the foot once, this is my ghost speaking.

[@mg1342mg]

bob marley Not everyone dies from being wounded. And grow up with the insults...or at least be more clever.

[@MrJavonnthomas]

Johnny Buttsecks I stubbed my toe, this is MY ghost speaking.

[@siberiaaaaaa]

bob marley I walked into a wall while walking out of my room. A friendly game of poltergeist anyone?

[@EDSKaR]

Take the earily Rainbow Six series, you know, before they tried to copy halo and COD and ruined the series, if a character got shot, they died. RS2 Raven Shield had wounded and incapacitated status, that would last for months of "in game" time, but the missions were often set weeks apart so a soldier could heal back to normal after a couple of missions.

[@Triac81]

Also the "Boss becomes stronger as you beat it" cliche

[@statusofaplum]

This is how every COD modern warfare ends; you are severely injured as the main antagonist is about to kill you. Luckily "somehow" your friend who is also severely injured gets up and helps you by either killing the antagonist or helping you kill him. He then helps you on your feet and you walk to safety completely perfect. WTF

[@statusofaplum]

*****​ Finally someone realises. Thank you

[@wyattrowe2049]

I feel that ghosts had the best campaign even if it has an ending to suck money out of us.

[@გიორგიმოსაშვილი-ო3დ]

yeah, can't they make a game ending where you are severely injured, the main antagonist is about to kill you, your friend gets up, but takes a bullet in the head, and you try to crawl but with all the blood you lost, you pass out, and the last thing you hear is a gunshot... THE END... Congratulations, you have completed Vociferation Of Commitment: Contemporary Conflict

[@luisernestochaconguerrero778]

Regenerative health... "enemies puts 50 bullets in your chest.." ugh.. I just bleed it out and I would be fine! See? Im fine!

[@ParkersPlayground]

+Luis Ernesto Chacon Guerrero if you think that cliche is bad, try the cliche where you come across a good guy and he happens to turn bad >:-(

[@NotakerGaming]

+Parkers Playground you mean when he sacrifices himself to save you, but all he wants to do is stab you in the back--literally

[@ParkersPlayground]

Miles Jacobstein EXACTLY!!!!!!! :->

[@zaiz6018]

+Luis Ernesto Chacon Guerrero yeah cuz ewy one survives 50 bullets in their chest! (PS what gun are these fucks using?)

[@RedGallardo]

+Luis Ernesto Chacon Guerrero Some games had an excuse for that like a power-suit or demonic regeneration. Others just copied it. Lazy =P

[@FluffyEnigma]

My favourite Cliché is healing food. A small wound? Burger Broken bone? Snadwich Massive trauma damage? Glass of wine

[@Rab1dGAMER]

Glass of wine makes sense to me, cant feel that much pain when you are drunk.

[@DoNotFeedTheSquirrel]

Uh-oh, ran out of health potions! Better cram several hundred potatoes into my mouth!

[@L0CK3D_DR34M]

I love eating snadwiches.

[@ApolloBby]

Don't Feed the Squirrels Better yet in skyrim. Oh shit! I was just punch in the face by a giant and lit on fire by a dragon! But have no fear, for 100 wheels of cheese are here!

[@PFish2322]

eating food and it giving you health, who needs health insurance when you have a bologna sandwich!

[@jackmachen7022]

-Jumping into water and drowning instantly. -Finding some doors that you can open, but dozens of other doors that are just there for show -Escort missions -The double jump -Pressure pads -Collectable items -All the enemies look exactly the same

[@jackroletter7171]

Another thought, the best cliche by far is the carrying capacity for most games. Like how Link holds a full arsenal of weapons ranging from a sword, a bow, 60 bombs and Arrows, three magic jewels, a boomerang, a hookshot, Pouch of 30 palm sized seeds, 5 glass jars, 24 masks and a magical potato flute. All without a satchel or a backpack of any sort. Or how the ships in age of empires will hold 10 elephants, but not 11 soldiers. Cause, yknow, god forbid they have more than ten people to carry to war.

[@BlubirdJay]

Even carry weight in Skyrim is ludicrous. I mean, okay so, because my stamina is high, I can hold twenty dragon bones, all these swords, potions, books and my armor, but if I pick up ONE goddamn Lavender plant, I'm suddenly overburdened.

[@luiscoelho6720]

or like in call of duty ghosts you can carry 500 lmg bullets and about 250 pistol bullets plus the pistol the lmg grenades claymores and, in extinction you can buy a skil and get another lmg with more 500 bullets. LOL

[@PieIsGood225]

Luís Coelho They are games, if it was realistic, it wouldn't be fun.

[@airkiller9980]

Just like in Skyrim, you can carry like 700 pounds and it does not even appear any were on your body, I mean, were is it?! Up the character's ass?!

[@NumbingDisasterAnon]

Airkiller99 Aw c'mon, now you just ruin the Saturday night naughty game, Just perfect. Now what are we suppose to do?

[@topofthepeak3317]

I actually like the quick time cinematics. It makes me feel like I have a little more control over what my character is doing.

[@aickavon]

Skipped the most important cliche. 'It's shiney, it must be important'

[@Will.P.Wareing]

Referencing Zero Punctuation AND How it Should Have Ended? This guy is a reliable source in my book. :)

[@KodieRussell]

Definitely :) haha

[@marcofrank6542]

Yea it is, but when i started playing Guild wars 2 It was a lot of fun becouse 10 billion monsters came, and sudently peapole realize that, and the war of 1 against 10billions of monsters becomes a party

[@JMDarkly1]

Item storage: the ability to run around with multiple suits of armor, health items, weapons, and all manner of useless junk, and still be able to run, fight, or fly around the area as if you're light as a freaking feather.

[@nuggetking1012]

Or when you carrying about 290 pounds of weapons and armor and you're running around with ease, but if you pick up another paperclip, you're over your weight capacity and can barely move.

[@Arlesmon]

I personally like that. I'll rather have that than limited storage and having to toss some of the items that i have.

[@MINECRAFTERepic102]

3:00 "silent protagonist" reminds me of this moment in CoD GhostsKeegan: Talk to me, Logan! You okay?Logan doesn't speak at all in entirety of game

[@Inhaledcorn]

I always hated the "regenerating health" thing. Back in my day when games were punishingly hard, you had to rely on the enemies to drop health, find some health, manage your resources, or pray you don't get hit while you're figuring out the patterns to not get hit in the future. This "regenerating health" crap takes out the need to learn patterns and the management of resources. Also, Quick Time Events, ye gods was that ever a bad idea. Cutscenes are meant to be enjoyed by sitting back, relaxing, and watching for more story information, especially if it came after a very stress full boss. Cuscenes are a good way to unwind.

[@bendover9097]

"Oh, I'm carrying 299 pounds of armor, swords, books, arrows, potions, coins, precious gems, and dragon bones, and that's no problem. But wait, you want me to pick up that fork? OH GOD I CAN"T MOVE ITS TOO HEAVY, YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEND 5 MINUTES SCROLLING THROUGH ALL THIS CRAP TO FIND IT AND DROP IT" every rpg ever -.-

[@TheAntiSanta]

I think you need to play more RPGs, bro. There are very few that have that mechanic.

[@dewbs815]

Except for Dark Souls :D

[@TFMagicMan]

The Paul umm.... you sure??? Practically every RPG has some form of encumbrance dude. (For example: Elder Scrolls, Fallout, etc etc.)

[@aaa4892]

dewbs815 no it just kicks your ass and smiles :)

[@Brayker77]

Oli Crooks Smith Both Bethesda games.

[@ThatIckyGuy]

Ramirez! Do everything!

[@sugarsuture]

Ramirez! Go pick the daisies!

[@xRAAAMx]

Ramirez! Go back to Washington and please my wife!

[@sugarsuture]

Ramirez! Get me a pet unicorn!

[@RGS_1520]

Ramirez! Reply Dyonus comment!

[@sugarsuture]

Ramirez! Go eat my brothers sammich!

[@zacharym1844]

anybody remember call of duty finest hour? i loved the heath pack system in that, your teammates weren't always some immortal waste of space, you actually had to care for them.

[@useraccount6157]

Mine is "Oh, you just entered my house? Here, have a health kit and a berry."

[@TheJoey2go]

You need a name for the cliché, not just a description.

[@fanfaretloudest]

Yeah in RPGs the main character pretty much robs people's houses! lol.

[@edi9892]

You forgot the magic backpack (10 guns with 500 rounds each) and the redshirts that allways show you the danger... (and if not: the music changes).

[@RonnieDobbz1978]

this was one of your better vids. great job, and spot on.

[@chenry7084]

Exploding cars, and taking damage from an enemy punching the ground so hard it shakes (last I checked its not earthquakes that hurt people, its things falling on their heads) are two things that come to mind.

[@uroshratkovic930]

aside from battlefield 4, in all other games it seems that, when you reload a gun, the remaining bullets magically transport to the next ammo clip or magazine

[@armorfid]

The answer is simple: convenience. Losing magazines on reload is just as unrealistic, not to mention frustrating. One of the only game series that handles magazines in a truly realistic way is ArmA.

[@HimePenguin]

armorfid To bad ArmA sucks ass...

[@armorfid]

Looter Penguin Blasphemy.

[@uroshratkovic930]

it sucks ass of awesomeness :)

[@HimePenguin]

Meh... Played a little ArmA 2 back in the day. Didn't like it then. Probably won't like ArmA 3 since it looks like they just updated the graphics.

[@RTx508]

Best Cliche i think is trusting Random dudes, because hey it's a war out there or a zombie apocalypse or something HORRIBLE happening everywhere, but lets trust random strangers with our lives, seems legit.

[@justforcomments167]

Z mod, rust and minecraft hunger games show that with real people, you can't trust anyone

[@RTx508]

JustForComments Well yeah i mean video game cliches, not actual gameplay. You can't trust any human-controlled thing, EBER

[@zachmiller9175]

Ever play a game where the red barrels don't explode and your just like wtf is this?

[@kaseymarvel730]

COD

[@CombatMode101]

And when you shoot em with a bazooka they still don't explode.

[@kaseymarvel730]

:/

[@Arch-Tau]

Explosive barrels in Doom and Half-Life aren't even red :/

[@TheCatVtuber]

Protagonist can't die... There, I said it.

[@ss68maro]

Mw2 , Mw3 and so forth XD

[@elias1706]

+duyhung 2h That is most of the time true, but there are some exceptions...

[@dragoashblade5946]

Knights Contract is the game that comes to mind

[@GigTube]

they forgot collecting coins

[@BioniclesaurKing4t2]

How about "no friendly fire"? Try shooting your allies, probably no damage done, though they might just get a bit annoyed. But no matter how many times the enemies shoot, the second line will never accidentally take out a few of the first line for you.

[@BioniclesaurKing4t2]

***** Which sentence, mine? I'm saying that computer-controlled enemy characters will never accidentally kill each other, even if one shoots at you and hits another enemy instead.

[@AlucardTepesVlad]

WatchMojo guy: Since when was everyone Wolverine? Me:Since Deadpool did it

[@Umbral_Jag]

My good man, you have made my day, you deserve a lot more likes than the ones you have

[@dewolf123]

@@Umbral_Jag Oh my gosh, shut the fcking hell up if a stupid comment made day then get a fcking life gosh even for a bot that's just sad and no it doesn't deserve anything the whole thing doesn't even make sense and you assume it's a guy like just stfu.

[@SarahJohnson-kh8vz]

Ramirez, tell me to stop saying Ramirez.

[@mrpaulyoung08]

Ramirez, go take my shit for me.

[@seanmatthewallen3319]

my fav has to be whenever you're captured and despite being the only threat not killed straight away

[@TF2BluSoldier]

That guy can mow down thousands of our guys and not die! Let's go kill his useless buddies first, and leave him to be guarded by the private!

[@formerevolutionist]

What about *really* deep pockets? Players can carry around an entire arsenal, thousands of rounds of ammunition, multiple items, and even entire bodies without being inconvenienced in any way. What about instant weapon swap? Players switch from knife to machine gun to flamethrower to rocket launcher all in a few seconds.

[@wizardryuk]

Absolutely! This should be number one for sure in my opinion. That and the fact that no matter how much you carry you never get slower.

[@Zionswasd]

Truu truuuu.

[@Lady_Deadpool]

You all forgot the mother of all video game cliches.... someone always needs rescuing! The damsel in distressed! The poor defenseless child! The frail elder! And... SAVE THE WORLD!

[@unleashedpower67680]

Sooooooooooo true

[@Chloroxite]

What's the point in going on the adventure if there isn't any benefit for you or anyone around you. It is literally next to impossible to avoid plots like that in most games. That's not a cliché, that's common sense.

[@Lady_Deadpool]

EpicCrafter1 There are plenty of games where you're forced to play out a plot without any benefits to anyone except maybe getting out alive. Which goes back to the all time cliché of having to save someone, yourself.

[@russellbrown6888]

That's more of a general entertainment cliché. Movies and books were doing it long before video games were even conceived.

[@Dvrst8r]

First person shooters: where every single bad guy only aims at you and nobody else around.

[@philgoodinc2]

While all of these are "technically" cliches, 10, 9,8 and 2 are the only ones that I really count . All the others on the list are either budget/technical limitations, plot devices or general game design to keep the player playing and/or know what to do. You might as well have included "Needs a screen for viewing" "using a controller" or "High Scores". What about how the thing you just unlocked/looted is the key to completing the next puzzle? What about collecting/storing floating rings, coins, bananas or even items in general that you collect which was kind of mentioned but not included? What about shopvendors that buy any old junk off you for money?

[@OnionChoppingNinja]

Here are a few for you: Infinite inventory (AKA Hero with a quantum space hole to an alternate universe) Being able to carry over a dozen weapons (AKA hero with the 12 arms)

[@SolarWindsRider]

Yeah, especially when your heroine wearing tanktop and miniskirt carries a machine gun, sniper rifle, a spade and a water breathing equipment.

[@vincetheprince899]

The biggest cliché is when you are just about to finish you get pulled back in for one last fight

[@CidGuerreiro1234]

You had one job, Ramirez.

[@kimnielsen8183]

Only being able to carry 2-4 weapons Like.. you have to throw away a pistol to pick up a bazooka, but you can't carry 3 pistols.

[@arrownoir]

what about the dreaded escort missions?

[@charleygriffiths]

Should have the fact that enemy armies are completely inept at shooting, and the fact that you can carry 10 different guns at once

[@SpySniper1080]

RAMIREZ! Grab that can that is next to my foot!

[@Glacier.]

Ramirez grab that gun that is on my back and give it to me

[@ghazghkull133]

The reason for regenerative health is that back when you needed health kits to heal, The AI sucked. So it was easier to avoid taking damage. But as AI programming got better, it became harder to survive on health kits. So most games simply give regenerating health.

[@Kodlaken]

LOL complete and utter bullshit

[@ghazghkull133]

Play any of the old games. AI was simple. Look at left 4 dead. It has health kits but the AIs are simple and do not work together. Old games werent harder. It was harder to recover from a mistake but it was easier to not make mistakes. Maybe go back and play The original call of duty versus the current ones. You died significantly less.

[@MinkiGamerJohn]

Unlawful Waffle no its just a way to save cash

[@ghazghkull133]

MinkiGamer John In what way does that save cash?

[@MinkiGamerJohn]

easier to program and less work put into health kit placing

[@MadRainBow3080]

So what this video is saying is that video games should be impossible to make and be unique in every way and not have anything that has been used in a video game.

[@MadRainBow3080]

Best video game 2014 - Nothing...because everything has already been taken.

[@MadRainBow3080]

Then the people that make video games will be like "OH SHIT THE PUBLIC'S PISSED BECAUSE WE AREN'T MAKING GAMES ANY MORE" "I KNOW WE WOULD MAKE MORE GAMES BUT ALL THE IDEAS HAVE BEEN USED" "WE SHOULD MAKE PICKLE THROWING SIMULATOR". Thank god this guy doesn't rule the world.

[@MadRainBow3080]

***** No need to worry about him anymore, he's fucking weird, following me around KZbin and shit. He's blocked.

[@stevenmcneill4595]

but it only points the finger at rinsed and repeated events that have no realism, use or bearing on the actual gameplay experience, there is also still thousands of remaining possibilities to video games, i've yet to see a game where u can build an entire city(with an actual economy and population) in the first person, or a sidescrolling 3d tower defense game , if ur gonna pick an idea to pieces try a rational approach instead of a biast viewpoint like, Everythings already been done.

[@MadRainBow3080]

Steven McNeill You make a game like that, that's good, without ANY of these cliches then. If you do, I will sincerely apologize for everything about this comment and it's replies. Or at least find one.