10 FOOLISH Game Mistakes We're Too Embarrassed to Admit

Face it - every gamer is guilty of doing foolish things sometimes.

0:00 Intro
0:22 Number 10
2:14 Number 9
4:04 Number 8
5:24 Number 7
7:19 Number 6
8:36 Number 5
10:08 Number 4
11:51 Number 3
13:39 Number 2
15:34 Number 1

[ARIXANDRE]

Pressing the wrong button and punching my horse in RDR 2. EVERYTIME. Thanks Jake and GR team.

[siklara]

My awful gamer problem is the constant dread that I'm accidentally going in the right direction, thus potentially hitting a point of no return and missing collectibles, or optional cool stuff.

Whenever I start a new level in any game, the first thing I do is turn around. :D

[Tallness]

Regarding #5. I had a college roommate who got fallout 4 at the same time as me. He did none of the main or side quests after realizing he could just build a settlement (single) and farm resources to make drugs and sell them at the city.

[bewarethechameleon]

i feel sad that we have to purchase to unlock new characters these days. remember 'def jam: fight for NYC'? that game had 67 playable characters, 20 unlockable arenas and 9 match types and you could unlock them all just by winning matches in the game and using tokens you earned

[jorkhachatryan]

I remember spending more than 30 minutes customizing my character from Cyberpunk, not thinking that I would play an FPS game.

[osha]

2:27 FOMO= FEAR Of Missing Out not Feeling....

[joaoloureiro]

Spending countless hours making the character looking perfect just to cover it with a helmet 3 min later is my favourite part!

[fyrebird]

I'm a cr*p gamer. If it wasn't for guides I'd be stuck at the opening menu 😂

[ModelAaliyahAustin-ki]

The biggest gaming mistake I ever made and still upset about is playing on a autosave file with all my progress for DBZ Kakarot. It's upsetting because I went to start a new game and lost the original file with all the hard work put in to it.

[thanosandnobill]

Extra: Keep buying a game knowing its developers, managers or CEOs publicly shame, ridicule or bully their fanbase and customers.

[Curlyhead]

You forgot to mention that some gamers save the game create chaos or choose a more violent decision just to see what happens and then go back to the saved file

[MifuneShio]

As a RPG/JRPG player and someone who is obsessed over collecting everything i know the pain of getting burnt out and changing game only to forget what i was doing on the main game and restarting it causing the cycle to repeat itself

[Nairozet]

Re-installing a game that STILL gives that feeling of awesome in your head. Yet, as soon as you're 2 minutes into the game, you remember why you uninstalled it.

[tobi_versace]

Buying $30+ games and spending an hour in them and moving on to something else. Quitting a game just before beating it to have an excuse to return to it later.

[dirksavage]

I'll never admit to any of this foolishness!

[Trikkypac]

Number 2 could not be less true for me. I live by this motto: Life is hard, gaming should be easy. I ALWAYS pick the easiest difficulty. I've been playing Madden for years, but I still stack my team with all stars, set it to rookie, and stomp teams 150-0😂 If a game does not have an easy setting I almost definitely will not play it.

[migsplays]

Downloads games for free … goes and plays spiderman 2 instead just to swing around for 2 hours

[richtheobald]

Jake: PCs can be upgraded very easily
My hardline watercooled rig from 4 years ago: Go on, try it... I dare you!

[lotionfactory]

...nothing's more foolish than pre-ordering Battlefield 2042...

[KUATO_COBRETTI]

The biggest gaming mistake I made - other than not eating a pork bun in Sleeping Dogs - was when I upgraded to a PS4 Pro from a regular PS4, reset + sold the PS4, then realized I forgot to backup or transfer any of my save data to the Pro. I screamed like Toni Collette in Hereditary.