Psychotic Ninja

3387 - Spoony One actually makes The Movie

FF8

Looks like it's Abandonware

The History Eraser Button

3383 - Something so spoopy happens, people are to spooped to say anything about it.

I mean, they're all for person A's favor.

Nyetboy Bebop

Fullnyet Alchemist

Gravity Nyets

3381

no

Might not be exactly what you're looking for, but both Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Mario Odyssey reward the player for the kind of creative play you're looking for.

It's stupid to go fishing, take a nap. Hey all, _____ here. Damn it! I own _______! It's a pretty rare ______ but I don't wanna be known as the guy who owns _______ when I'm dead!

Oh XKCD....

Courage The Cowardly Nyet

3376 - Ross Jr is born

Nyetsona 4 Golden

3374

nope

Nyetsona 4

You didn't say that, I did. You said Implying if a game doesn't crash, the quest doesn't get stuck, or you don't fall through the floor, etc. then the Devs fully intended for the thing to happen. So, breaking the bell in Arkham Asylum, earlier, must be intended by the devs, cause the game didn't break, and you don't lose the game. Now, while I have seen the Deus Ex episode (all of them), it's been about 4 years since I have. So, mind pointing out the moment in question? Maybe Ross did break the game in some way, and neither you or he realized it? I mean, not everything in a game is intended by the Devs. Just because it didn't break the game in an obvious way, doesn't mean it was intended. Hell, look at Test Chamber 14 in Portal. There's an exploit in the game, discovered by a game tester, that allows you to bypass the entire puzzle, and beat it using, with only two portals used. The Devs loved this so much, they kept it in. Or how about Half-Life 2: Episode 1: (11 minutes and 5 seconds in, if the timestamp isn't saved) You know the bit were Dog shakes his head 'no', to the question "You did do the math, right?" Yeah, totally not intended by the Devs, but they kept it in, cause it's hilarious. Also, if you can't observe Ross when he said he was having more fun, then yes, you have to go by his word. It's his experience after all. Not yours, not mine, but his. Again, you have no right to say if it's the "correct" experience, or the "most optimized" one, or "the worst one you can possibly have". You can disagree with his experience. You can be like "I don't like the way he played the game" (I certainly don't like the fact that he used cheats on his first play through). However, it's his game, his experience, and no one but him can say "This is wrong, I'm doing it differently". I honestly don't get why we're still having this "debate". I never played Dark Souls 2. I can pick it up, follow a guide on speedrunning it, and have my first experience be speedrunning the game.

Yes and no

3372 - Yes.