The text is a monologue from a YouTube video where the creator shares a list of "things everyone has already done in video games." They recall their own experiences playing games like Resident Evil 4, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and Minecraft, and share humorous anecdotes about common behaviors and misconceptions that players have when playing these games. They also mention popular myths and legends that have been debunked, such as the idea that clicking on the screen quickly can help capture Pokémon faster. The creator ends the video by asking viewers to subscribe and share their own experiences in the comments section, and promises a second part to the video if it receives enough engagement.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker mentions Resident Evil 4 as a remarkable game.
2. The game had a character called the Merchant who sold items.
3. Killing the Merchant in the game resulted in not being able to buy items from him again.
4. However, the Merchant would come back to life later in the game.
5. The speaker mentions Portal as a game that allows players to create interconnected portals.
6. Players can use the portals to travel from one point to another.
7. Some games have a lot of dialogue without voice acting, which can be frustrating for players.
8. The speaker mentions GTA: San Andreas as a game that allows players to do various activities, such as riding a bike and flying a plane.
9. Minecraft is a game that gives players creative freedom to build and explore.
10. Players can build structures and create their own worlds in Minecraft.
11. Pokémon Gold was a game that had rumors and myths about how to catch Pokémon more easily.
12. One myth was that pressing the buttons quickly while trying to catch a Pokémon would increase the chances of catching it.
13. The speaker mentions that loading screens can be frustrating in games.
14. Some games have interactive loading screens that allow players to press buttons or perform actions.
15. The speaker advises not to kill a chicken in the game Skyrim, as it can lead to consequences.
16. The speaker asks viewers to like and share the video, and to subscribe to their channel for more content.