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** He went into a bit more depth on the subject in his review of ''VideoGame/TheSurge'', where he defined "the Tropic of Fuckabout", which he described as "the point where high difficulty stops being a stimulating challenge and becomes merely fucking me about". In this case, the point that made him RageQuit the entire game was when he managed to push through the third boss' hideous CameraScrew issues and nearly had it beaten after countless failed attempts, only to glitch through the floor and fall to his death.
--->''No.'' That's ''too much.'' That's gone ''right'' over the Tropic of Fuckabout on a jet-ski full of dicks. I'm ''done.''
--->''No.'' That's ''too much.'' That's gone ''right'' over the Tropic of Fuckabout on a jet-ski full of dicks. I'm ''done.''
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers:
** ''Deus Ex: Human Revolution'' has breathtaking visuals, the impish appeal of stealth, rewarding exploration, but most importantly, you can pick up every vending machine in the building and pack them in the office of your least favorite co-worker.
** "...''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}'', a Japanese game centrally about the difficulties of relationships, such as unexpected pregnancy, the impetus of commitment, and being chased up an infinite staircase by a giant, monstrous girlfriend trying to eat you with her butt. Did I mention it's Japanese?"
** "... There's one setpiece in [[VideoGame/GearsOfWar Gears Guyve]] that is an extended reference to the musical Theatre/{{Hamilton}} of all things. You find yourself up on stage in a theater with a monstrosity. Stages lights come on and jazzy music plays as you fight it. As is often the case when a game starts singing at you, this could've been a highlight, like the Ashtray maze in ''VideoGame/{{Control}}'', or that number the Joker does in ''[[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight Arkham Knight]]'', or the wonderful musical sound that ''VideoGame/WolfensteinYoungblood'' makes when you smash it with a hockey stick."
** In his ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'' review: "I could go on about how the combat flows, or how the atmosphere is solid, [[OverlyLongGag and how the highlights for me were the Scarecrow sections where Batman's perceptions of reality are skewed in favour of a nightmarish and delusional glimpse into the darkest recesses of Batman's soul]], and how jumping on people is cool..."
** ''Deus Ex: Human Revolution'' has breathtaking visuals, the impish appeal of stealth, rewarding exploration, but most importantly, you can pick up every vending machine in the building and pack them in the office of your least favorite co-worker.
** "...''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}'', a Japanese game centrally about the difficulties of relationships, such as unexpected pregnancy, the impetus of commitment, and being chased up an infinite staircase by a giant, monstrous girlfriend trying to eat you with her butt. Did I mention it's Japanese?"
** "... There's one setpiece in [[VideoGame/GearsOfWar Gears Guyve]] that is an extended reference to the musical Theatre/{{Hamilton}} of all things. You find yourself up on stage in a theater with a monstrosity. Stages lights come on and jazzy music plays as you fight it. As is often the case when a game starts singing at you, this could've been a highlight, like the Ashtray maze in ''VideoGame/{{Control}}'', or that number the Joker does in ''[[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight Arkham Knight]]'', or the wonderful musical sound that ''VideoGame/WolfensteinYoungblood'' makes when you smash it with a hockey stick."
** In his ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'' review: "I could go on about how the combat flows, or how the atmosphere is solid, [[OverlyLongGag and how the highlights for me were the Scarecrow sections where Batman's perceptions of reality are skewed in favour of a nightmarish and delusional glimpse into the darkest recesses of Batman's soul]], and how jumping on people is cool..."
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** "{{M|MORPG}}umorpuguh" and "[[UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade Cus-blah]]" get a lot of use.
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** "{{M|MORPG}}umorpuguh" and "[[UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade "[[Platform/XboxLiveArcade Cus-blah]]" get a lot of use.
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** The "[[UsefulNotes/XboxOne XBone]]" and the "[[UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 PsPoor]]"
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* {{Longrunners}}: The series first began in 2007 and still continues now. In one of his streams, Yahtzee said that he thought he would make reviews for a few years until he was successful enough in his other pursuits (such as writing and making games), but producing videos weekly has become easy enough for him that he sees no reason to stop, as he can balance it with his other work easily enough.
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* {{Longrunners}}: LongRunners: The series first began in 2007 and still continues now.continued up until 2023 with no sign of stopping, only unexpectedly ending when ExecutiveMeddling resulted in Yahtzee quitting Website/TheEscapist (which retained the rights to the name and assets). In one of his streams, Yahtzee said that he thought he would make reviews for a few years until he was successful enough in his other pursuits (such as writing and making games), but producing videos weekly has become easy enough for him that he sees no reason to stop, as he can balance it with his other work easily enough. Sure enough, after ending it was immediately replaced by its CreatorDrivenSuccessor ''WebAnimation/FullyRamblomatic''.
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** Sergey Nechayev of ''VideoGame/AtomicHeart'' got Yahtzee's goat by not only having no clue as to what was going on, but actively ''refusing'' to listen to or accept any explanation for what was going on. As it tuns out, incuriosity is a dealbreaker for Yahtzee.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Later reviews have Yahtzee speak a little slower than earlier ones, in addition to actual pauses for punctuation.
