What's The Most Humiliating Defeat You've Had In A Video Game?
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- Didn't hit a single point of damage in Mortal Kombat? Ended up finishing last thanks to a blue shell in Mario Kart? Humiliating. #ChattyFaces.
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Whoever adds the censor sound effects is an artist who deserves a raise. Scott's rant nearly had me do a spit take.
instaBlaster
I got killed by a Grunt with a plasma pistol in Halo.
Feels good to finally admit that.
Don’t worry your not the only one 😂
But what difficulty though
@@MissinHunter Normal
1 on 1?
My most humiliating defeat in a game I got beat up by a gang of chickens in Zelda Ocarina of time for messing with them
Those damn chickens!
Cluck those chickens man
They are battle hardened warriors you shouldn’t feel any humiliation
@@mrpeteblack lol :)
Those chickens killed more people than salmonella.
For me it's Alien Isolation. Technically I've not been defeated. Technically. But I'm currently tucked away in a cabinet, hiding...and I've been there for a good couple of years now, most likely to never leave.
The story of Alien Isolation for me is find that an alien is on your ship, discover robots hate you, run out of fire for your flame thing...and then hide forever. No escape. Just isolated hiding.
I didn't realize I could fast travel in Oblivion. A roadside thug khajiit killed me on the way to the priory.
5:15 "I was makin' my way downtown, walkin' fast"
I get that reference!
"[error 404 noises]" That was hilarious.
I did EXACTLY what Josh did in Dark Souls my first time getting to Firelink Shrine. Refused to check a walkthrough. So many deaths. I even started hacking at the guy sitting by the bonfire in frustration. Not a smart move.
Same here.
Controller died in my hands as I was just about to beat Old Demon King in Dark Souls 3, on my 12th attempt...
My controller died mid dunk in smash ultimate once. Just jumped straight off the screen 👌
I got 2 shotted by ornstein and smough 6 times in a row, my controller didn’t die but I was ashamed
I think the ACTUAL rpg with the longest title ever is probably: Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha VS The Souless Army
And its sequel: Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha VS King Abbadon
"The prize at the end is like, really good furniture." Awww 😄
Ah perfect way to start my Friday while getting ready for work, thanks what culture you never disappoint
"We're not together anymore."
So... there is hope?
Is it bad that I thought the same exact thing?
I'm soooo glad to know that the Dark Souls incident didn't happen to JUST ME. Holy cow i almost raged. And now it's my favorite series!
Mine is during the early days of Diablo 3, when the random special monsters could have any mutator combinations, this one had jailer, arcane, and some other annoying crap, and I'd just die to it, in seconds, without being able to move or do anything. I got so mad I hit a bowl off my desk, forgetting it still had a fork sitting in it. When the bowl flipped it catapulted the fork perfectly across the room and into my TV. A TV I had just bought the month before.
OMG Jules that's freaking hilarious. I did almost the exact same thing but it was in Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and losing the races to try and win Epona. And I got so frustrated at one point I pulled the N64 controller wire between my hands and bit down on the wire. I bit it so hard I actually chewed through it and the screen went black. I tried to turn my N64 back on and nothing would come on the screen. And it was at that point in my youth that I learned electricity ran through the controller and I had shorted out my N64 into being a brick. A sad day indeed.
I actually didn't know that was possible
@@trexxis812 Yeah im lucky I didn't shock myself too hahaha
Me listening to Ash talk about making a spiral stair case up, wondering why she didn't just take the stone she would have mined, and jumped/placed them back up. ...
i kno right? 😂
Was looking for this comment. 😂
Dark souls 1 remastered died from the first enemy because I couldn't get the sword out
There is no shame in dying in Dark Souls.
Crisis Among Infinite Darths AC I couldn’t get past the first boss in Dark Souls 3 and gave up 30 minutes in the game. Is that shameful?
Frank_The_Furfag I never died to that boss and it was my first souls game but idk it’s a different challenge for everyone. Did you beat it ?
Edin DJ well considering that I said I gave up 30 minutes in and that I couldn’t get pass the first boss, no. I did not get past it
Frank_The_Furfag Not shameful. That boss is pretty ridiculous.
Sekiro bosses > Souls bosses
My most humiliating defeat was in Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance, not because i was doing a bad job of fighting each boss but because I didn't realize you could upgrade your weapon, so i was fighting these final bosses with basically a paper clip that did little to no damage. Also the game didn't do a good job explaining that you could slice diagonally when slowing down time, so i was basically slicing the exploding shield and dashing backward to avoid explosions instead of just hitting the weak spot. Died many times and felt like a moron when i realized that.
But gotta say it made me hella good at all the other parts of the game.
I got a game over from running out of time in the first palace in Persona 5...
It was my first time playing a Persona game, and if RPGs have taught me anything up to that point, it's cram as much side content in before a deadline! So i start doing other things, saving the palace for the final day before being expelled, with Morgana screaming in my ears every day to do the palace soon! I go in, spend about two hours clearing the palace and get to the treasure room. To my horror, Morgana tells me i have to go BACK OUT to make a calling card! I'm in full panic mode, and i eventually get the "you F'ed up bro!" cinematic, and i'm reset to a week before the deadline, and have to do everything again. It's even worse when i find out later that the deadline stays the same when you clear a palace, but you then have no pressure until the deadline if you do the palace immediatly...
I got so angry that the game didn't tell me i had to go back out, meaning i needed an extra day from what it told me, that i uninstalled the game, and didn't pick it up again for 2 months! Eventually i picked it back up, had forgotten most of what i did, so i started over, and from then on it became my favorite game of all time, even though the first time i played it i nearly never played it again...
If it helps p3 you just go about doing all your side stuff and leveling at night but when you hit a night with a boss fight you fight the boss and its done
4:31 I absolutely love Rach's facial expressions XD so often does she have this face of just pure terror that literally comes out of nowhere. It is absolutely hilarious.
GoW the Valkyrie Queen, I went there with the best armor in the game and maxed up weapons and Shieeet she kicked my ass more than 50 times in a row xD
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My brother and I do the same thing for college football.
When one of us visits we play each other in NCAA Football 11 for PS2. You could sub in any NCAA game on PS2 from 2006-2011 as they're all the same aside from rosters.
Anyway, we both strongly believe that no better games have been made since. They lost the ability to make them after NCAA 14 on the PS3/360 so no game has had a chance but every NCAA game made in the 7th gen was awful, as is every Madden in the 7th and 8th gen.
So, we play NCAA 11 on PS2. To this day. Probably always because nothing matters anymore and life sucks now.
Josh, Honestly, I am right there with you, Had absolutely no idea there were multiple paths at the Firelink Shrine. Even once I realized there were, I kept on trying to get through the Graveyard, I figured the most obvious path had to be the right one
Pillars Of Eternity: For every character I have created, Losing my life, my Party and a bunch of Crucible Knights to the Pompous Ingrate suddenly claiming Caed Nua (the Homebase Fort I and my Party worked to clear out and rebuild and I was destined to rule) as his own and his army in a battle to keep my claim on the Fort.
I'll never forget it...
Guitar Hero 2, playing "Psychobilly Freakout" on Expert.
You know those losses where you just hang your head and think "Wow...I suck"?
You know those losses that make you break your controller?
That song caused both, before I eventually beat it. Before that, it was just humiliating.
Fucking song has no structure and makes no damn sense. I'm still salty about it.
Scott - 100% agree... although all the hitboxes on grabs in sekiro are absolutely and unequivocally broken (see the guardian ape and emma).... but most humiliating would be finally beating Owl Father in the flaming temple... threw down my controller in utter joy whilst forgetting to land the final shinobi execution, missing the window, and proceeded to get raked so I had to start over....
One thing that comes to mind for me is Hazy Maze Cave in Super Mario 64 long ago. I was going for all 139 coins in the level, including the tricky ones where you have to run around the Mr. I enemies on the narrow ledges in the red coin room. I finished collecting the last of the coins while I was in the room where the huge rolling rocks fall into a hole, and was trying to decide which star was safest for me to go for from there in order to save my coin score.
I decided to enter the door leading back to the start of the level, with the big pit along the way that you're supposed to long jump over, with the intent of reaching the room with the red coin star from there. When crossing this pit backwards, there's steps below on the other side that I could land on to assure my safety... or so I thought. I did a long jump, and smacked into the top step in such a way that the knockback made me fall down all of the stairs and into the pit. Yeah... I was not happy about that at all.
Oh, and looking back, that wasn't even the best way to get to the red coin room anyway. There was another door from the rolling rocks room I could've taken that led to a perfectly safe elevator I could've used to go straight to the red coin room with absolutely no hazards along the way. (I did later come back and got all 139 coins again, and made sure not to die to something dumb that time. I think I routed things differently so that the final coins I collected were the circle of 8 at the Swimming Beast in the Cavern star.)
Dude, I relate to Josh's SO DAMN HARD!!! I WASTED 6 HOURS!!!
I am very even-tempered, but I put a hole in my living room wall AND broke a controller after I struggled and struggled through Darkest Dungeon but eventually got my best party wiped out (Everyone else was in the sanitarium). To date it's the only game in decades of playing that has ever made me THAT angry. I didn't even know I had that petty kind of temper.
i had no idea the undead burgh existed too, i also went to the catacombs and did nearly a play-by-play of what josh said. didnt pick the game up for another several months, at which point i finally looked for a walkthrough
Had the same problem. 😆
The time I wrecked a room full of Fallen in a Nightfall Strike solo on Destiny 1. The modifier that makes your radar disappear was active, so I didn’t see the lone dreg that got behind me and OHK me with a melee attack. Due to the way the terrain was made, the dreg kept falling off this little rock. Which in turn made it look like he was t-bagging the hell outta me!!
12:56 "The massive, little walkway. The massive little sewer-way"
Same on dark souls. Trekked through a pitch black area fighting those skeletal beasts with a friend. Until we checked online and it turned out we needed an item to create light. Our last reached camp site was in the darkness so going back was even a kick to the nuts. We literally knew the entire dungeon from enemy spawns. Finding insane items we never unequipped from pure luck after so many deaths felt so good though.
Loving Rachs' shirt. I cant wear LoZ swag to work so just got a LoZ tattoo.
Most humiliating one that comes to mind for me and I'm still a little embarrassed to admit this but one night after work I was giving my friend a ride and stopped at my house to chill out for a bit. Decided to get some matches in on MK X because why not. Had some good ones including a rubber match we had going on for while awhile between our respective Sub zeros (at least I got this one going for me). We go into another match he was Liu Kang and I was Kung low. Really good opening rounds with him coming up in the first and I claimed the second. Third round starts and I unload one of those combo streaks you usually see in those crazy fighting game players, and I was loving it. Going in for the finishing uppercut to nail a flawless victory and I missed it. And in that space of about 0.25 seconds my buddy hit that special move of Liu Kang's where he does those spinning fists, and spammed it over and over again until he beat me. I immediately threw my controller on the ground said "F*@k this. I'm not playing anymore." Ran out of the room, my own room. Not proud but to date my first and only rage quit in my life. It's been a little over two years since that night still haven't played another match against him, he keeps bringing it up.
And I'm 23.
When it glitches and freezes right after you dealt the killing blow but before the animatic triggers so you have to do the whole thing all over again.
Every time I play Smash Bros. with my friends, when it comes down to me and one of them, going back and forth, heart is pounding...and then...a random item appears out of nowhere and kills me...
On Jules entry I also had the same issue as a kid with the rules (random can get in the bin for sure). Though now while everyone hates the same and plus rules I actually leave them in it makes the game so much deeper and more challenging
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Jesus in the day spa, filling out the information form...
I ponder all the questions and just manage to miss the mark
My siblings and I were playing Star Wars Battlefront 2 (the 2005 one, not the 2017 one!) one night. We were playing as the Republic on the Felucia map, and we were owning the AI.
We'd gotten the AI down to its last reinforcement point. My brother said something akin to, "Be careful, guys." And I responded, "Don't worry -- there's only one left."
The INSTANT those words had left my mouth, this last battle droid shot me in the back twice, killing me. Everyone burst out laughing, including me.
We still won the battle, though :P
I lost against glass Joe
*Twice*
In all fairness regarding the Catacombs path, the Zweihander is before you get to the cave near a bunch of skeletons (3 small, 1 big) and it's well known as one of the most useful PVE weapons.
Beat Vordt in Dark Souls 3 after getting the Lothric Banner, went back to level up and went to raise the banner at the end of the cliff. Got so impatient while walking that I decided to sprint to the cliffside to raise it. Was running so fast that I missed the prompt to raise the banner and ran off the cliff to my death.
Fallout 3 the first time I saw a death claw. Threw a grenade and took a chunk of health then it killed me in 2 hits.
My most continuous Humiliating Deafeat applies to Any Games that let's you Kill a High Level Boss with an inch of life left to yourself, but doesnt despawn its minions when you're done.
Losing to my God son on Fifa 2 years ago. It was also a proud moment because he'd had to suffer through playing against me and his dad for the past 13 years, but this was at a party surrounded by 20 people.
He scored early and simply shut up shop. One of the many tactics we had taught him over the years.
People cheered his victory. Grrrr
Morrowind: Walk out of Balmora, following a road up a bridge near a dwarven ruin. Some weirdo comes running at me saying 'You're hardly a match for me'. No hesitation, I took his word for it, and jumped off the bridge. My mate sitting next to me did an impressive headdesk.
I also have a tendency to dodge into bonfires when at low health in Witcher 2.
I got ganked by a drunken bandit chief in Skyrim. It even played that death animation where you get hit in the stomach, double over, and are then decapitated. Not a proud way for the Dovahkin to go.
It took me 4 hours to beat the first werewolf in Bloodborne. Didn't know you were supposed to die and get the items/weapons so I just used my fists. Took me months before I even went back to that game, and even then I used a walkthrough to learn what I was supposed to do
Even so 4 hours a bit ridiculous werewolves attacks are slow and telegraphed
It was my first dark souls game lol I was not gud
I think we've all died pointlessly in a hole on minecraft, Ash. You're not alone.
I've been stuck on Undead Burg for an embarrassing amount of time. But that's also because I keep putting it down for a while and coming back. Might start over since the basic enemies are taking more hits to kill.....
Best one I can remember is playing Monster Hunter World with my brother. We're hunting a Rathian and Rathalos in the forest area. Literally every time we tried to fight one alone, the other would come in immediately and to make matters worse, I would be the one to die. Then I would die again, and then once more to end the mission. We tried 3 more times to finish the mission, and I would take all 3 deaths every time. I was absolutely livid, and my brother was struggling to breathe he was laughing so hard.
My first impression of Dark Souls was similar to the one Josh had, although it happened earlier with the Asylum Demon.
For some reason I tried to beat this thing up with my broken sword and it obviously didn't work. I tried a few more times and was done with the game.
A few years later I played it again and have gotten the platinum for every game in the series multiple times now.
Jules thank you I thought I was the only who's ever angrily chewed a controller to its breaking point because I hit mine haha
Flip, flipping, and flippers will never be heard the same again
Mile High Club Cod4, i choked so many times on that last hostage rescue slow-mo part.
I'm honestly amazed Scott didn't say the alligator from RE2 Remake because that made him rage quit and that has to be humiliating considering it's not really a boss
Pokemon Leaf Green. Accidentally one shotted a Legendary when I just wanted to deal some damage and catch it. Can't remembered which one it was so long ago
Rainbow 6 siege, me and a teammate against one guy. We've made a hole in the window and I decide to use my (normally pretty great) grenade skills. Perfectly cook it to go off on the other side, but bounce it straight back at us and kill us both.
Also in FF8 I pissed about doing mainly story and not upgrading my weapons. No problems until I reach the point of no return and fail miserably at the final boss fight. Try again... Still fail. Try to see if there's any way to get to a shop... Have to restart the game entirely.
Icewind Dale. I was about 10. Didn't have a clue about character creation. Wondered why my epic max strength team (including a max strength wizard and rogue! You have to be strong to kill things!) couldn't kill the goblins with their quarterstaves...
Thanks for this comment it killed me
Lol should make Jules do a let's play of final fantasy 8 might have spent his name wrong.
Street Fighter for me. Friend spent the day beating me with every character, even with handicaps. I walked away from fighting games for a year or more
My first time playing Dark Souls went the same way as Josh. I took the exact same route cus I had no clue it branched off into different areas.
I'm just now finding out that's not the way to go.
I soooo feel with josh here. Went through the exact same thing. Just didn´t consult a walkthrough but started a fight with the Crestfallen Warrior and he basically beat me into the right direction hahahaha
my most humiliating death was in skyrim, theres this bridge right next to a partially frozen body of water and i jumped and i missed the water by like a literal inch and i died bc i hit the ice
The Ogre's hitboxes are definitely broken, I beat every single inch of that game, I love it...there's no reason to deny one of the few major flaws I can recount. I was behind him one time when he bent down to grab, and it basically teleported me THROUGH him into the animation.
Far Cry 3 - the chosen one, saviour of the island, killed by being pushed off a cliff by a pig within 2 minutes of leaving the first village
Super Mario bros, I mistimed a jump over a hole, performed a wall jump somehow, and used this new momentum to still fall in the hole (world 8-1).
The original Bard's Tale, in my first house I went in, after spending almost an hour in the Adventurer's Guild creating a team, my team was murdered by a group of conjurers (I didn't save the party) :/
It’s not so much a “defeat” but it was humiliating. Monster hunter it was my first adventure into the series and I was fighting a Great Jaggi. I got my behind handed to me and I survived with just a sliver of health I ran off to heal and onenof the baby Jaggi’s that do minuscule almost never reheated damage jumped and hit me, causing me to cart
I remember the elevator always killing me at least once when I put Vampire away for a while and replay it later
You know I gotta congratulate Rach, I have finished Bloodlines 7 times and I haven't even see a bed explode in the hotel once.
Pinwheel killed me on my soul level 1 run...
I was going through the catacombs extremely early doing pretty much no damage.
God that feels scary
The elevator has happened to me as well Rach you are not alone...
Playing mario kart on the wii for pre drinks with my housemates, we would always have items on frantic for whatever reason got blue shelled then hit by a car whilst in first 2cm from the finish line and lost to my housemate who'd never played before and could barely hold a controller.
Jules makes my day every time
5:18 "making my way downtown walking fast faces pass and I'm home bound, hmhmhmhmhm, and i need you........"
I had a similar thing happen to me with FFX and my save file corrupting. I still haven't completed it for that very reason.
I hear FF8 and the first thing im doing is looking up Man with a Machine Gun
Wasnt actually me who got killed but hope to see it talked about. Playing World Of Warcraft during Lich King Expansion and was fishing in wintergrasp early in the morning. Blood elf attacked me while fishing and after a 10 min battle I killed them with my fishing pole lol
Motaro MK3... good lord I had my ass handed to me so many times
Many, many times
Rach & Ash's stories are always my favourites 🙂.
I've got 2 words for Ash's defeat, Water Bucket.
Another biggest defeat would be in horizon zero dawn. It was the mission where you fight two corruptors in the eclipse camp/base. Corruptors are kinda hard to beat individually, having two while having people snipe you from all directions is challenging. I was winning the fight but I had to retreat to heal for a second. Literally turned the corner and ran into 4 ravagers which are literally sabertooth tigers with machine guns. They killed me almost immediately before i had a chance to react. Having to restart the whole fight.
YES! Rachu mentioned the best moment of Vampire! It was the perfect moment!
Witcher 3 in death march. The mice in a tower full of mice quest
Poor Rach, the elevator boss never messes around.
mine is playing Turok rage war on the n64, getting super far, then needing a save cart to save, after it saved "it was corrupted" find out 20 years later there was an error in the code and it wasn't my fault
As an Aerosmith song playes " crushed by an elevator...smashed in the head while it's going down"
Humiliating defeat....Glass Joe, Mike Tyson's Punchout. Was making a sandwich and didn't realize the fight started until I walked in and saw my boxer on the canvas
Minecraft? That's all that it takes to get Ash?!? Good grief. I pegged her all wrong.
You've given us all hope Ash. Thank you.
Salt and Sanctuary the Disemboweled Husk. I went into SaS blind played through once as strength, heavy amour build and then made a new character as a mage. I didn't know what "elemental imbalance" was all I knew is this ring boots magic. I wasn't paying attention when I was hurting myself. 6 Hours it took me to beat that boss.
I love that the Brummie accent comes out in times of emotion 😂
"Making my way downtown..walking fast.....fell down an elevator shaft"
Beautiful cadence, lovely voice..but dont people from UK say "lift" lol
I lost to Magnet Man several times, went and ate something, and then beat him first try on coming back. That's the main one I remember. The funny thing is that I tend to do poorly against bosses people find easy and destroy bosses that others find hard. Guess it's a talent. =P
oh god i totally forgot about that haunted hotel in vampire the masquerade. that goddamn place horrified me every time i replayed that game as a wee lad.
wow two triggers in one video. Thanks Josh for putting me on blast by describing the exact scenario that happened when I discovered Dark Souls (though thankfully I am in no way patient enough to have spent 4 hours)
Most of the times you blow up your mech by overheating in the Mechwarrior games, particularly when you try an alpha strike in Mechwarrior 3 with an untested build and suddenly all that is left of you is a big hole in the ground and maybe a limb or two...
man i love chatty faces, everyone always has something interesting and different to say.
When I was younger, playing Diablo 2. Someone joined the game and was telling be about a maphack. I downloaded the program, ran the .exe and it instantly maximized the game, emptied my entire character inventory to the ground, and closed the game.
15 years later it still saddens me. Not sure if it qualifies for a defeat, but gawd was it humiliating.
Yea thats a defeat... Sorry bro but its happened to pretty much all of us once