100 Dumbest Ways To Die In Video Games

Facepalm time.

Posted By | On 12th, Jan. 2014

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44. Assassins Creed 4- Getting Burned

Those of you who have played Assassins Creed 4 are familiar with the temple traps and tried your best to steer clear of them. Quite frankly this is quite a stupid way to die, because the lights give you enough time to steer clear of the killer rays and anyone caught in it deserves to die.


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