From this Kotaku post:
Turns out, if you punch a car while holding a grenade launcher, it will explode in a random number of hits. Folks like VanossGaming decided to re-purpose this explosive glitch and use it to play their own version of Russian Roulette. They call it Car Roulette, and it’s pretty amusing to watch. So much tension!
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#gta v #gtav #no wrong way to playActive Worlds is an old, abandoned MMO.
Youtuber vinesauce visited it for fun.
He met what seemed to be an NPC.
SightlessKombat is better at Killer Instinct than you or I, and he is completely blind.
The best part is when you can hear him start to panic and he has to try to calm down so the recognition software will still understand him.
Good lord. None of us have any excuse for not doing cardio.
No Man’s Sky is pretty good.
Look – I – yes. Okay? Sure. Whatever you’re gonna say. Sure. Whatever. But when you get a good roll on a planet landscape, it can be a very good walking/chillout simulator, as this playthrough almost shows until it gets so mind-numbingly boring that it becomes an epic quest for survival against one’s own sanity.
It’s silly, and funny, and surprisingly heroic.
If you’ve never played Dark Souls 3, I imagine this makes the game look so utterly boring as to be completely pointless.
This Kotaku article brilliantly chronicles the efforts of Kyle Hinckley, who tried to complete Fallout 4 without dying and accidentally ran into a glitch that made the game actually interesting.
Basically, he accidentally pissed off Preston Garvey, who the game has deemed unkillable. For some reason, Garvey’s rage at the player never reset back to its normal level, which caused Garvey to stalk Hinckley EVERYWHERE HE WENT across the entire wasteland. Hinckley had to spend his entire permadeath run knowing that at any minute, Garvey – an unstoppable killing machine – could show up and end his run.