A lot of the time we look at ourselves we say I know my limits I don't know if I could do that well these gamers didn't hi folks it's Falcon and today on info4mind 10 gamers who achieved the impossible.
Dark Souls 3 you know the end of the third game that he was doing all three games in the series hit free he got hit, and he had to start at Dark Souls 1 in order to say that he beat the entire series without getting hit consecutively. The whole thing is a kind of totally insane undertaking and the fact that he managed to do it is amazing.
At number 8 a YouTuber by the name of desk played cooperative battle mode in Street Fighter Alpha on his own using two hands and two controllers he also killed at it absolutely killed he played as deal and ken and watching it his heart to believe that there's only one person doing it at times moves are extremely well coordinated where he's intentionally using both characters to attack in a certain way and then at times they're doing things that are just completely independent of each other and it all works out way too well he said it took him about a week to do it as in to come up with the idea figure out how to do it and then learn it and then perform it more or less but it is really smooth and really genuinely just one of the coolest things to see these two guys whomping on and bison and it just actually being one guy. I know my brain can't do that my brain can barely comprehend that he did that.
Number seven you know how in Fallout 4 you're kind of expected to kill some folks I mean if you really want to you can avoid killing a lot of people but not all people right wrong now when you hear no kill you're probably thinking so no one dies no-kill means that the game registers zero kills so when Kyle Hinckley decided to try to test Todd Howard's statement that.
It wasn't really a concern of theirs if you could beat the game without a kill in a game that also kind of forces you to kill at some points by all accounts you're genuinely not allowed not to kill Kyle hit me, on the other hand, gets other people to do the killing for him a big part of that was making a character that was entirely charisma based completely weak don't spend any points in strength you're not going to use it.
But eventually, you can easily turn people on each other and that's the only way to get through some areas you would otherwise have to kill in so definitely not a pacifist run still really clever on Kyle's parts and no streamer by the name of tier O nix decided he was going to beat fallout without getting hit at all now this is one of the hardest types of running out there just in any game because obviously games are made to throw obstacles at you one of which is enemies but fallout 4 has many encounters.
They all require different equipment different strategies different elements at play it took him at least eight attempts possibly nine according to him and it took over 25 hours to beat the game he actually did die once but it was because of a glitch, so I don't think anybody's gonna care about that I don't understand how you beat basically any game at all without being hit.
They are not like any other Mario 64 runs you've seen bearing in mind they are tool-assisted that doesn't necessarily mean it isn't skillful and incredibly well-planned essentially you play the game in slow motion do very careful movements this guy actually does a ton of math in order to do it. It's completely amazing to look into and every single one of these runs is insane.
When something doesn't go the way you expect it to and Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time while maybe not as timing oriented is not something I could imagine even having any idea at all what to do if I could not see what was on screen Terri Garrett lost his sight at age 10 but that didn't stop him from gaming you see he uses sound entirely which is I don't even know how you do that in games especially older games.
Where the sound definitely isn't as good it took care at about five years to be ocarina of time but literally just like listening to it that's astounding.
It's certainly what I would consider the best of the modern fallout and it gives you a lot of flexibility you do end up having to trick a lot of people into killing for you but I mean you're going to hear this elsewhere it's not necessarily about a pacifist run it's about not racking up any kills or dying unless do. you think that he did not beat it without getting killed. He had a permit earth mod installed just to make it horrific and impossible. I mean amongst the hardcore Fallout gamers out there random. The person who took this task on certainly must rank up there.
At number 3 an EVE Online player visited every single star system in the entire EVE Online universe a player by the name of Katya say spent 10 years visiting all 7805-star systems in EVE Online yes 10 years she started in 2009 and finished in 2019.
They keep in mind that's not just flying around you need to earn money and manage resources like fuel, for instance, I really doubt all she did for an entire decade was fly to the next system I mean that's probably not even possible so this is a person who with the goal of visiting the entirety of the universe most likely had to work earn money and maintain on top of chart and courses to each new system.
This would probably be an organizational nightmare on account. You can't really start from one end of the system and go to the next honestly it's just cool as hell and shows such a dedication. And I don't know if anybody else would even try to do that.
The idea was to have everybody transport materials and build a base at the center of the galaxy except its 10,000 people. I mean can you imagine doing like a unified in-game action with 10,000 people being part of something in that way even though. It's virtual and there is no physical product at the end of it that is a feeling of community that you can rarely get in real life.
I mean that's kind of amazing that many people dedicating their time to a cause any cause even a pretend one in this way is just it's weirdly hopeful and makes you feel good and finally.
Now what's significant about this is that Formula One drivers often train literally for decades and progress through a structure that is often very matched to the skill level and this guy was 23 years old could not have even driven a car for decades at that point and beat a professional driver like a good professional driver this really says, in my opinion, a lot about how we simulate racing. Now because you can transfer the experience to actual racing. Now that doesn't mean if you're good at the simulator you're good at racing I'm sure there was a crash course type okay here's this type of situation but still, clearly those skills were transferable big Wow huge, Wow and that's all we have for today.
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Dark Souls
At number 10 in 2016 a streamer by the name of the happy hub managed to get a no-hit run in Dark Souls and I mean the series Dark Souls not the first game in that series also entitled Dark Souls as in he completed Dark Souls one two and three back-to-back and never got hit at all, and he was the world's first gamer to do it which is not shocking those are difficult games and that would require an amount of patience and care that I do not have I can't even pretend that I would be able to do this he actually did the whole series twice - because the first time he got to the last boss inDark Souls 3 you know the end of the third game that he was doing all three games in the series hit free he got hit, and he had to start at Dark Souls 1 in order to say that he beat the entire series without getting hit consecutively. The whole thing is a kind of totally insane undertaking and the fact that he managed to do it is amazing.
Resident Evil 2
At number 9 a Resident Evil 2 speed runner who specializes in no-hit speed runs a gentleman by the name of carcinogen who has been speed running back since 2006 has done some pretty amazing speed runs of Resident Evil 2 the remake that is what's interesting is that during the course of the game he doesn't really do a lot of killing he does shoot but generally just to temporarily stun or set back and get past them what he says is the reason he does he's no-hit speed runs is because he believes that it forces you to play the game as efficiently as possible you're doing the thing that will allow you to do the next thing you're not really looking for the valor of battle but rather the next thing in the game res evil 2 is an interesting one on account pretty much every enemy has a different amount of shots that are required to down them so it makes good sense he does it the way it does and you'll have to watch it, it's fascinating.desk
At number 8 a YouTuber by the name of desk played cooperative battle mode in Street Fighter Alpha on his own using two hands and two controllers he also killed at it absolutely killed he played as deal and ken and watching it his heart to believe that there's only one person doing it at times moves are extremely well coordinated where he's intentionally using both characters to attack in a certain way and then at times they're doing things that are just completely independent of each other and it all works out way too well he said it took him about a week to do it as in to come up with the idea figure out how to do it and then learn it and then perform it more or less but it is really smooth and really genuinely just one of the coolest things to see these two guys whomping on and bison and it just actually being one guy. I know my brain can't do that my brain can barely comprehend that he did that.
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Fallout 4
Number seven you know how in Fallout 4 you're kind of expected to kill some folks I mean if you really want to you can avoid killing a lot of people but not all people right wrong now when you hear no kill you're probably thinking so no one dies no-kill means that the game registers zero kills so when Kyle Hinckley decided to try to test Todd Howard's statement that.
It wasn't really a concern of theirs if you could beat the game without a kill in a game that also kind of forces you to kill at some points by all accounts you're genuinely not allowed not to kill Kyle hit me, on the other hand, gets other people to do the killing for him a big part of that was making a character that was entirely charisma based completely weak don't spend any points in strength you're not going to use it.
But eventually, you can easily turn people on each other and that's the only way to get through some areas you would otherwise have to kill in so definitely not a pacifist run still really clever on Kyle's parts and no streamer by the name of tier O nix decided he was going to beat fallout without getting hit at all now this is one of the hardest types of running out there just in any game because obviously games are made to throw obstacles at you one of which is enemies but fallout 4 has many encounters.
They all require different equipment different strategies different elements at play it took him at least eight attempts possibly nine according to him and it took over 25 hours to beat the game he actually did die once but it was because of a glitch, so I don't think anybody's gonna care about that I don't understand how you beat basically any game at all without being hit.
Scott Buchanan
At number six there's a guy by the name of Scott Buchanan who plays super Mario 64 without pressing the button if possible now this guy's runs are absolutely insane because I can't pick out a point where he jumps if there's a place he can't reach he can often lure an enemy to that point and give himself a necessary boost by dodging at him bouncing off of him and up.They are not like any other Mario 64 runs you've seen bearing in mind they are tool-assisted that doesn't necessarily mean it isn't skillful and incredibly well-planned essentially you play the game in slow motion do very careful movements this guy actually does a ton of math in order to do it. It's completely amazing to look into and every single one of these runs is insane.
Odd world
at number 5 a gentleman by the name of Terry Garrett is known for beating various video games, for instance, odd world Abe's Oddest and Legend of Zelda the Ocarina of time without seeing the games now if you've ever played odd world I don't need to tell you how incredibly impressive that is odd world is so much about timing and platforming and avoiding and sneaking and rushing.When something doesn't go the way you expect it to and Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time while maybe not as timing oriented is not something I could imagine even having any idea at all what to do if I could not see what was on screen Terri Garrett lost his sight at age 10 but that didn't stop him from gaming you see he uses sound entirely which is I don't even know how you do that in games especially older games.
Where the sound definitely isn't as good it took care at about five years to be ocarina of time but literally just like listening to it that's astounding.
Beat Fallout
At number four a gamer beat Fallout New Vegas on the hardest difficulty setting without killing anyone for dying obviously you don't get anything for doing something like this. It's something you come up with yourself and put forward to I guess prove your mettle to yourself Fallout New Vegas is a different game.It's certainly what I would consider the best of the modern fallout and it gives you a lot of flexibility you do end up having to trick a lot of people into killing for you but I mean you're going to hear this elsewhere it's not necessarily about a pacifist run it's about not racking up any kills or dying unless do. you think that he did not beat it without getting killed. He had a permit earth mod installed just to make it horrific and impossible. I mean amongst the hardcore Fallout gamers out there random. The person who took this task on certainly must rank up there.
EVE Online player
At number 3 an EVE Online player visited every single star system in the entire EVE Online universe a player by the name of Katya say spent 10 years visiting all 7805-star systems in EVE Online yes 10 years she started in 2009 and finished in 2019.
They keep in mind that's not just flying around you need to earn money and manage resources like fuel, for instance, I really doubt all she did for an entire decade was fly to the next system I mean that's probably not even possible so this is a person who with the goal of visiting the entirety of the universe most likely had to work earn money and maintain on top of chart and courses to each new system.
This would probably be an organizational nightmare on account. You can't really start from one end of the system and go to the next honestly it's just cool as hell and shows such a dedication. And I don't know if anybody else would even try to do that.
Elite dangerous
At number 2 10,000 elite dangerous players start at an 18-week trek across the galaxy this is based on a voyage that a player called Armies did call distant worlds he did this I think in 2015 and this took place in 2019 essentially.The idea was to have everybody transport materials and build a base at the center of the galaxy except its 10,000 people. I mean can you imagine doing like a unified in-game action with 10,000 people being part of something in that way even though. It's virtual and there is no physical product at the end of it that is a feeling of community that you can rarely get in real life.
I mean that's kind of amazing that many people dedicating their time to a cause any cause even a pretend one in this way is just it's weirdly hopeful and makes you feel good and finally.
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At number one erasing the simulator veteran made the transition from virtual car to real car and beat a real Formula One driver on a real track and to say the very least that's awesome a driver by the name of Enzo bonito beat Lucas di Grassi on January 19th, 2019 on a track in Mexico.Now what's significant about this is that Formula One drivers often train literally for decades and progress through a structure that is often very matched to the skill level and this guy was 23 years old could not have even driven a car for decades at that point and beat a professional driver like a good professional driver this really says, in my opinion, a lot about how we simulate racing. Now because you can transfer the experience to actual racing. Now that doesn't mean if you're good at the simulator you're good at racing I'm sure there was a crash course type okay here's this type of situation but still, clearly those skills were transferable big Wow huge, Wow and that's all we have for today.
I obviously love when people do the impossible how about you which one of these stories resonated with you the most leave us a comment let us know what you think and if you like this video click like if you're not subscribed now's a great time to do, so we upload brand-new videos every day of the week and the best way to see the person is, of course, a subscription so click Subscribe and enable all notifications as - thank you very much for watching this video on Falcon you can follow me on Twitter at Falcon the hero we'll see you next time right here on game ranks
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