3 Heartbreaking Gaming Tributes 🫡 (Part 3) #shorts

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[Bundun]

Whenever I make these videos I genuinely get in the feels during the research process. You guys should legit look up the entire “borderlands 2 eulogy speech” I didn’t have time to add the entire thing in the short🫡

[HivelordTempura]

“Sometimes terrible things happen to good people” is just so true man

[geshtheguardian]

Things like this is proof that games do not make people violent

[sammitaylor]

It is always heartwarming to see game devs doing tributes for fans who passed away so a little piece of them is still around for years to come

[Gallery-oz]

The Minecraft Movie:
Natlie:Is that some sort of king?
Steve:Not a king, he's a legend

[theeternalbruh]

Ive gotten that "technoblade never dies" screen thing a few times, warms my heart every time

[Muckowitch]

Borderlands 3 did this again.
A fan had a terminal illness (I think cancer) and asked if he could learn the Borderlands 3 storyline, since he wouldn't make it till release.

He was not just allowed that, he was allowed to play the game, as far as it had been completed and also to design his own legendary weapon. They named it Trevornator in the fans honor.

[TheCAshton]

"when you die, the cancer dies too. That’s not a loss, that’s a draw.”

[LT_Playz]

Techno's death still makes me tear up to this day 😭

[SpectralLuna]

When Lance Redick passed away. A bunch of players stood guard to offer their respect to Zavala, the character he voiced with such care.

[sillehdoesstuff]

May all these legends rest in a peaceful place

[Taytertot_interviews]

“A man is dead when he is forgotten.”
Technoblade will never be forgotten.

[StayFrosty-Arc]

The video is so sad, but the music makes it even more sadder. I'm literally sobbing my grownahh rn😭

[DynamiteMan]

As a long time fan of borderlands, it really warms my heart to see how the borderlands devs paid tribute to him.

[ShawnLatimer-ujml]

These developers are legends doing these things because it means they actually care for their players

[lordgrub]

One that really hits home is what happened to destiny when lance reddick died. He was the voice for commander zavala who is one of the main characters and one of the most beloved ones at that. When Lance sadly passed from natural causes there was a flood of destiny players who went to the place where the character he played was and kneeled to the point where there were entire servers doing just that. This is crazy bc the members of the d2 community hate on eachother for the dumbest shit yet all of them were united to pay respects to such a great person. RIP Lance. Fly high.

[tekorobloxa]

I almost cried on the technoblade one, he was a true legend

[kacperwiniarczyk]

I like how in the third one they
1. Kneeled as a sign of respect
2.bowed as a sign of respect

[Mk-lyre]

Just another mention is that of Rick May. He voiced soldier in TF2. When he died they put statues of soldier in many different maps with his name on them.

[_WaterBlob_]

And now, after 2 years Mojang still remembers Technoblade putting him in official Minecraft Movie

(Edit: actually it was this actor who plays Henry (this kid in red blouse)
That asked producers to add tribute for Technoblade, mojang didn’t even knew it )