7 Villains Who Had a Point When You Think About It

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  @chaoscatgaming · 10 months ago

  &quot;Can a calculator do evil&quot; <b>looks at calculus</b> Yes...yes it can.

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• AR

  @areaempty1525 · 10 months ago

  Pyramid head from silent hill has a point. In fact he has many points, being a pyramid and all.

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• FA

  @fakjbf3129 · 10 months ago (edited)

  The problem with Tom&apos;s logic is that since the crew were already infected he should have kept them alive so that they can see the effects of the alien organism. Killing them just means they are back to square one with no info on what the organism can actually do.

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• SR

  @srwapo · 10 months ago

  Me watching the intro: wait, spoilers for Pac-Man? Pac-Man has a story???

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• VS

  @vsolyomi · 10 months ago

  A friend once led us through a tabletop cyberpunk campaign where four corporate agents are trying to stop a t*errorist attacking a city who was gaining supernatural powers when interacting with shining balls of light. Yeah, it was Pac-Man. I think I was Clyde...

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• DA

  @dannyrochester8866 · 10 months ago

  For video&apos;s that have spoilers you should put chapters so people can easily skip the ones they don&apos;t want spoilers on.

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  @MerindaNOTMiranda · 10 months ago

  What&apos;s really crazy in Far Cry 5, is if you pay close attention to the radio, you will hear breaking news all throughout the game of political issues and failed negotiations getting worse and worse.

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• SO

  @Solace_In_Sorrow · 10 months ago (edited)

  That outlast entry just makes me think a video of &quot;7 terrible fates that wouldn&apos;t have happened if you hadn&apos;t entered THAT building&quot; would be fun

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• WE

  @weneedaladder8384 · 10 months ago

  Joseph Seed wasn&apos;t really right. Or rather, he was cheating. The nuclear apocalypse at the end of FC5 was not an attack from a foreign nation but the Eden&apos;s Gate cultists setting off nukes they stole. <br><br>I don&apos;t think it counts as predicting the apocalypse if you just cause it yourself.

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• MI

  @Michael_Lindell · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWWcpECcAXs&amp;t=798">13:18</a> Not only did they have a point - they had 200, 400, 800 and 1600 points respectively.

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• JO

  @jonatanmonsalve11 · 10 months ago

  It&apos;s funny how King Dedede&apos;s method of doing seemingly bad things for a good reason without explaining himself properly was carried over to the story mode of Smash Bros Brawl, the Subspace Emissary, where he was kidnapping people by beating them down until they become trophies, and taking them with him, then branding them with some sort of brooches. Only to be revealed that he was preparing for the apocalypse, when the big bad Taboo showed up one-hit KOed the entire population, turned them all into trophies, and those who were previously kidnapped by King Dedede were the salvation, because the brooches he placed on them brought them back to life, so they could fight back against Taboo&apos;s forces and bring the rest of the cast back to life again to beat Taboo.

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• FR

  @frodobaggins7710 · 10 months ago

  Otto Octavius in the PS4 Spider-Man game does make a good point about Norman Osborn being unethical. Unfortunately, Otto&apos;s way to get revenge is by committing an act of domestic terrorism which is SO much worse

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