The Outsider in Dishonored has some serious “I’m not mad, just disappointed” vibes. When you talk with him after eliminating a target non lethally he’s fascinated by your cleverness. If you just kill your target he seems bored
I have a theory that him giving Daud powers was him playing the long game: Outsider was bored, but also bored of being a god. Daud sets off a chain of reactions that eventually culminates in Death of the Outsider. If he's disappointed, it could be not just boredom but also "if you were more interesting, I have 4000 years worth of math suggesting I have a chance at freedom"
@@kuno3336 did you play the "Death of the Outsider" DLC? No spoilers if you haven't, but "bored of" wouldn't be the term I'd use. "exhausted with his charge" is more fitting. Other than that you're spot on.
@@DarkDragon1889 The problem stems from the outsider acting very differently in the first game compared to the others. I actually liked him more there, and the comment does fly with that one. The later ones fit your comment more, where he actually became less interesting to me. So it depends: which outsider are we talking about?
@@DarkDragon1889 I mean I have, which is the basis of my theory. I was definitely using more neutral language, of course, but yeah. He's been a god for 4 millennia and he is just so tired of it
Little know fact, in most of the batman media, whenever there is a passcode to enter it usually has this number 0539, since it is the month and year batman was debuted on.
In the Phoenix Wright games getting a bespoke roasting for almost every wrong answer Ranging from confused disappointment to jabs about your legitimacy as a lawyer
Also its kind of assumed you've gotten a few penalties because if you've had a perfect trial so far, at the end when you're accused of wasting the court's time and bluffing too much it doesn't make sense
@@AbsolXGuardian Well, given how absurd some of those cases turn out to be, bluffing is a given. It's just luck that your bluffs just HAPPEN to be exactly how the case happened.
At the beginning of Crash Bandicoot 3 when you enter your first level, it's possible to complete it without obtaining the level's crystal (or quit it from the pause menu). If you do this, Aku Aku will remind you about how important it is to collect the crystals so that Cortex and Uka Uka don't take over the world. If you do it again, Aku Aku will outright say "you are not listening to me" in a very disappointed tone. The N-Sane trilogy even turned this into an achievement
Franklin: "You think every black man with a rocket launcher look the same?" Michael: "I literally can still see you talking to me in the driveway. That's you!" Franklin: "... Man, you tripping." *gets in car and starts leaving* Michael: *hangs up and sighs* "... And people wonder why I am so stressed." Trevor: *drives into driveway in a tank*
Here’s an idea for a video. “Reality Check bosses.” Those bosses that everything leading up to it have been a piece of cake, but hit you so hard you have to wonder if you even know how to play the game right. Ex. Crawmerax the invincible in Borderlands 1.
How about (SPOILERS) Goro Majima and Taiga Seijima from Yakuza: Like a Dragon? By the time I first fought them, my party was level 39-41, and those guys are LEVEL 50 BOSSES! For reference, the bosses in the game are DAMAGE SPONGES!
I've only just discovered it was even a thing, and on a video that's not a 'x things you never knew'. Also, if you didn't giggle, you'd be a weirdo. Don't be a weirdo!
@@michaelandreipalon359 I ended up with more resources than I could use. As for ME3, my copy was the *unlabelled* french-only xbox one, so no dice since I don’t speak french. Still debating spending $80 on the legendary edition since it’s the same price as ME3 + DLC bundle.
@@samwalker5756 ... What's cheaper then? All three games plus DLCs individually or the LE? Admittedly, it's either enhanced graphics and some fixes vs. cost management and, of course, less frustrations. Take your pick.
How is the Stanley parable not on this list, the whole game is the narrator being disappointed in you for playing the game rather than doing literally anything else.
"With this character's death, the thread of prophecy is severed. Restore a saved game to restore the weave of fate, or persist in the doomed world you have created"
@@theholyknight. elder scrolls III: Morrowind. Didn’t pull that Skyrim fallout 3 bullshit where plot essential characters can only be knocked out. No sir, killed that character for his armor and he was necessary to the main quest? Congrats you severed the thread of prophecy either reload your save or go Fuck yourself cause ya ain’t beaten the game on this save
@@RageUnchained Yes and no, you can kill Vivec early and nab a dwemer peice of him you can take to the dwarf who creates wraithgaurd for you so you can complete the last mission. but most of the time yep.
@@theholyknight. Morrowind did not have story immune NPCs but this popped up if you killed story important people. The main quest was now impossible, but do what you want
I’m surprised that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) wasn’t in here. When you shoot the baby a few times the game replies with “are you serious” and then after that it kicks you out of the level.
The best part of my brief stint with MLB 21: The Show was the announcer’s progression from surprise, to bafflement, to anger, to dejected resignation as I insisted on hitting every batter right in the face with the ball.
Another Hitman 3 one was from their 7 Deadly Sins: Pride DLC was if you push to her death the NPC at the start of the level, the voice over will judge for it. Better yet, if you restart, just to do it again, he will make further remarks.
So to recap in GTA V: Firing rockets at Michael's house--a firm but more polite than necessary request to stop it. Follow Michael (or the other protagonists) on foot for a block--instant murder.
I want to know where you've seen the resilience of "nuclear bunkers" (...fallout shelters?) being tested! 😉 (It is a very sturdy house, though. The three little pigs would be jealous.)
@Greed1914 aren't the probes basically remote mining drills or something? I kinda figured it was a generic comment about it being a waste of perfectly good mining equipment.
@Mar Hawkman I remember reading a comic about how the probes don't automatically mine the resources, but rather act as markers for Cerberus to replenish the ores that they set aside for you to upgrade your weapons and ship (don't forget that Cerberus is INSANELY well-connected, so procuring such resources is a simple matter, but it's also not as if TIM is beyond being petty enough to force Shepard to pay for every resource he finds).
There are some good F1 97 clips on the clip channel of a fairly famous simracer and they're absolutely hilarious As a kid I loved both the english and german commentary. Very welcomed surprise, because it's not a game I expected them to cover.
@@Amaritudine In MGS1 you get an angry call if you shoot rats where you fight Sniper Wolf. Vulcan Raven also gets ticked off if you've killed any birds on the elevator.
There’s always the Metal Gears, where Mei Ling stops saving for you if you keep calling her, Rosemary shouts at you if you shoot the pigeons, and Major Zero shows disappointment if you kill The End before meeting him.
For me, the Space Quest games springs to mind, for example in Space Quest 1 if you press the wrong button in the space craft, you end up in the Dark Ages and are greeted with a message saying you have noone to blame but yourself.
@@stevieblunder2656 nope, your only warning is if you look at the button first. Otherwise it'll let you cheerfully press it in the finest Sierra tradition. I'd say the Police Quest games were more scolding compared to the outright mockery that King's/Space Quest dish out to you.
The passive aggressiveness of Katamari’s King of All Cosmos whenever you don’t absolutely nail an objective is the stuff of comedy legend and really should’ve gotten a mention in a list like this.
Knowing EDI’s sense of humor - which is probably her defining trait - I’d figure she enjoyed that joke too, but couldn’t express her opinion with those Cerberus shackles on her at the time.
Tom Brady and team deflated the oblong ball, for reasons sports people know, which was cheating, he and team also spied on other teams practices, also cheating.
Yeah from my understanding it was to help catch the ball better because you can squeeze it and hold onto it better. Leading to less dropped passes or fumbles. Straight cheating was "suspended" but then the NFL didn't uphold it.
The PSI on many of the footballs were lower than what is required by NFL regulations. It used to be the rule that the home team (the Patriots, in this case) provided the balls. The New England Patriots have a history of cheating and dirty practices under Belichick
How about 'Most useless prison cells' in video games? So many seem to lock people in a room with a simple way out. - RE2 remake puts Shelly in a room with a massive hole behind some cardboard - Dishonored puts Corvo in a small tank with some wood on the top - In ME2 Arrival, you get locked in a med lab, but are left with the controls to combat mechs Etc.
Two more come to mind for me, both from Zelda. In WindWaker if you get caught in Forsaken Fortress, you can easily get out through a not so hidden hole. And in Twilight Princess, once Midna breaks your shackle all you have to do is dig your way out.
I HONESTLY didn't know you could bypass the Johnny Charisma lock by getting Batman frustrated enough to punch it. It was such an easy puzzle to figure out.
My Shepherd resisted the temptation of the Uranus, for the record. She spent ages scanning pretty much every other planet in the sodding galaxy, and thus basically broke ME3 by having ALL THE RESOURSES and starting at level 27, but she did not scan the Uranus.
@@michaelandreipalon359 I'm just about to start the endgame on 3, but I've had a perfect run so far - Kaidan died on Virmire, saved the Geth and the Quarians, romanced Liara in 1 and 3, nobody in 2, and I'm aiming for the Synthesis ending.
Oh, for a classic one, in the You Don't Know Jack games, if you typed in "F*** you" as the answer for a Gibberish Question, you'd get penalized by the game as well as a hilariously disappointed host criticizing your predictable behavior. In fact, do it enough times in a row, and the game would just quit on you. In a slightly different take, if you were doing well enough at the game (either acing it in single-player mode or had a huge lead in multiplayer) and refused to ring in on a question, the host would be disappointed in how timid you were being. They'd ask the (fictional) audience, who would shout "Don't Be A Wimp!" and force you to answer. I guess disappointment has its consequences.
Is anyone else massively alarmed at how naturally Mike went from being pretty funny and delivering jokes as usual to a look that says I'm going to stab you in the throat 16 times with the first thing I find RIGHT ON THE TURN OF A DIME!?!?!?!?
"Oops. You trapped yourself. I guess that's it then. Thanks for testing. You may as well lie down and get acclimated to the being dead position. I'm kidding. Not about you trapping yourself, though. That really happened. Here, I'll lower the glass. Go on... Finish the test."
@@faerylnhiikira1053 She actually does, there are a few test chambers that you can break. If you do so, she scolds you for it, before unlocking the exit door for you.
The Tom Brady thing is because, if I’m not mistaken, he and his team were caught tampering with the inflation of the ball which affected how it could be thrown but the opposition was unaware.
They didnt actually do anything. The weather was extremely cold and while Brady is known to prefer his footballs inflated to the lower end of the legal spectrum so after a couple hours in the cold they naturally fell below (look up the ideal gas law) but the commisioner is a life long jets fan and decided once again to overstep because it was the patriots
The "F U MOM" keypad I guessed at complete random just because I saw the combination of words and just wanted to hear it say it. When I found the code in the room I fucking DIED. 😂😂😂
The main thing that comes to my mind when I think about this title is Ninja Gaiden Black. If you choose easy mode in that game, the character Ayane mocks you on every turn as if she is your dissapointed dad. Another game that comes to my mind is the visual novel Tsukihime. If you choose to un-heroic choices like abandoning Arcuied alone in the hotel and running away to save your life, the game gives you a bad ending and one of the characters Ciel, comes in her Teacher Ciel form and explains to you about how what you just did was so UNHEROIC. One more game comes to my mind is MGS V. If you harm your crew in any shape or form, miller/ocelot will tell you in the game over screen that, "Maybe you are not the big boss we hoped you to be" or something. Also, also, also, in Bushido blade if you attack your opponent before bowing then the game would be over and a message would appear on the screen, criticizing you for breaking the Bushido code.
Me getting ready to brag that I got the South Park code figured out before I found the clue. "You didn't have to be a genius to figure that one out." Just... let me have this one ok?
the outer worlds : murder on eridanos , when you have felix or parvati with you and loot the victim's body . reloaded a save didnt take anyone with me and it fixed the problem ...sweet sweet bits ;D
I'll tell you what game was disappointed in my abilities or lack thereof. In the Eternal Night Sparx kept roasting me for dying repeatedly, I had to actually start taking his advice on using mana on these amazing draconic powers before I finally started making progress. The games difficulty actually made the unlockable and absolutely broken bonus power more rewarding.
I got accused of cheating by the south park one for guessing kneel before Jesus in the church I didn't look it up though I just thought that best suited the sense of humour of the game.
ICEY whenever you don’t do what the narrator wants. One of the things you can do (that unlocks an achievement) is standing there for 20 minutes in a hidden room in the sewers, where he starts making passive aggressive comments and goes from surprised, to annoyed, to angry and then to begging in that 20 minute time frame. It was glorious
Article idea: bit characters that you wished stayed around longer. My pick, Warlord Okeer from Mass Effect 2. Not only was he an awesome character with clever motivations, his voice was cool AF. I would have loved to have him and Thane on every mission.
Judge Magister Bergen from Final Fantasy XII would get my vote. He's a short-lived boss encounter from quite early in the game, but he has an incredible voice, an outstanding suit of armour, and a grandiose villain speech.
Arkham Knight also had the ability to skip one of the Riddler challenges by hitting a button to lower a gate. Only downside is that you have to listen to Riddler gloating.
If anyone’s wondering about the Tom Brady thing South Park referenced: Brady once purposefully overinflated a bunch of footballs to cheat (apparently it makes them easier to grip, which is why it counts as cheating).
What about the The Stanley Parable? That game is full of bits where the game's narrator is very disappointed with the player for doing something he and the game does not like.
Yeah but I almost feel like that doesn’t count, because 80% of the game is doing things the narrator doesn’t like, as opposed to an easter egg if you do something wildly off script
At the beginning of Final Fantasy 9, you can troll your troupe leader by deliberately answering his question wrong. If you do it enough times, Ruby will burst into the room and scold you.
I wasn't even thinking about that when I was probing Uranus. I just probed every planet I came across just in case it had one last decent deposit. When Edi responded with disappointment I didn't understand until she said "probing Uranus." Then I giggled.
Great list. I would suggest Sly Cooper 1 & 2. (Sly Racoon for all you Brits.) There is a safe in every level and you need all the clue bottles to open the safe. But if you try to open it without all the clues Bentley would say you still need them all. Even if you cheated and got all the combinations online, the safe wouldn’t open.
An idea for the videos, since there's been so many remasters how about "Games Remastered That Were Worth It" or "Games Remastered That Were Not Worth It"
I'm thinking of Pokémon Platinum where, if you say no to Professor Rowan at the beginning, he stands there going "... ... ... ... ..." at you until you say yes. If memory serves he also says he can do this all day.
I think the best part of Tales of Zestiria was that trophy I won for losing a character that was easy to chase " clearly blinded." or something like that..the game was not good but still, I deserved that one. Also, the Yakuza games have some interesting and different ways to show you suck in minigames, my favorite is a massage parol, in wish if you fail very badly you get a baby crying.
In Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, using Force Persuade to get more money from someone and having Bastila or Juhani in the party. They really weren't keen on me doing that and they made it clear to me every time I did it, and I did it at almost every opportunity. Except for that lady in Anchorhead. I only robbed her in my second (dark side) playthrough and I still carry that regret.
This gets all the more worse with Kreia come the sequel. Gotta say, she has a morbid point about the abuse of mind tricks. ...Yeah, another reason as to why I only do evil playthroughs for completionist's sake... and then there's that Ithorian rookie swoop racer back on Manaan. Never wanted to deprive him of his dreams and ambitions unless I had no choice.
@@michaelandreipalon359 she has a morbid point about almost everything you do. The entire time I was playing the game (both DS and LS sides) I felt like Kreia was here just to stop me from playing. Ironic that she says 'apathy is death' but pushes you towards it.
Hollow Knight's fight with Troupe Master Grimm comes to mind. If you attack him before he is finished bowing then he'll scream at you and go into his screen filling bullet hell attack.
@@IamaPERSON it's possible to beat him still yeah. The attack is avoidable with some clever jumps and dashes. Just makes the start of the fight a bit more annoying.
@@IamaPERSON it's an attack that will always happen in every fight with Grimm. Happens at 75%, 50% and 25% health I think. But he gets angry if you don't show him some respect at the start of the fight, little detail that gives him more character.
In Elden Ring, you might run across a very large turtle with a pope hat, in the Church of Vows. You could attack him like you can most other NPCs. But unlike every other NPC in the game, he will brush it off and tell you "learn to master your emotions". You can feel just how much his disappointment fills his words as he uses it as a means to remind you that hurting NPCs is often a VERY bad decision in Soulsborne games.
Quiplash reminded me of a game a teacher in college told me she bought and asked us if we knew about thinking it was up my street but I had no idea. Apparently she bought it for X-box 360 and the guy at the shop was like 'you sure you want to buy this?' and she said it's like a quiz but every question is incredibly surreal, every answer is wrong and the game constantly insults you. She couldn't remember the name and it's haunted me ever since. I can't find anything even remotely like it.
I like how the duke waited for when the smoke from the several land mines is about to settle before he sarcastically claps and congratulates the player.
In Detroit: Become human, there’s a part of the story where you can choose to save or kill off all of the main characters. If you choose to kill them, the game ends and the lady in the lobby screen will scold you for killing them.
10:09 OMG I remember screwing around while playing and finding that. My friends and I killed ourselves laughing. Quick note: I didn't actually notice the 'Rich, Moderate, Poor, Depleted' thing until like 80% through the game.
In the original Deus Ex, when you first enter UNATCO HQ the game is fine with you searching everywhere for any loot items... except the ladies toilet which is occupied at the time. Should you do so you get a very much "not angry, just disappointed" talking to from your boss.
The Hitman 3 one happened to me. I was watching Grey talk to them and I was wandering around the room. I picked up that statue of the building and the two targets got mad at me and Grey cut the video. I felt so bad at how disappointed he was he didn't get to talk to them properly and the "well done" more showed just how "done" he was with 47 jumping the gun. I felt bad, but I also laughed because I wasn't really paying attention when I picked up the statue and didn't realize it would alarm the targets like that. I didn't mean to interrupt him, lol.
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"This is taking too long", growled the vigilante who always asked "how high" when the Riddler told him to jump.
I still want to know whyJohnny's code just happened to be Batman's birthday. Seems Johnny knows more than he should.
@@Dakhoth He's been jokerized, and we all know how much of a hard-on Joker have for everything Batman-related
Question, does your family own the seltzer water LaCroix or the detergent LaCroix….. Asking for a friend.
PER… sona?
The Outsider in Dishonored has some serious “I’m not mad, just disappointed” vibes. When you talk with him after eliminating a target non lethally he’s fascinated by your cleverness. If you just kill your target he seems bored
I have a theory that him giving Daud powers was him playing the long game: Outsider was bored, but also bored of being a god. Daud sets off a chain of reactions that eventually culminates in Death of the Outsider. If he's disappointed, it could be not just boredom but also "if you were more interesting, I have 4000 years worth of math suggesting I have a chance at freedom"
@@kuno3336 This is a gold comment.
@@kuno3336 did you play the "Death of the Outsider" DLC?
No spoilers if you haven't, but "bored of" wouldn't be the term I'd use. "exhausted with his charge" is more fitting. Other than that you're spot on.
@@DarkDragon1889 The problem stems from the outsider acting very differently in the first game compared to the others. I actually liked him more there, and the comment does fly with that one. The later ones fit your comment more, where he actually became less interesting to me. So it depends: which outsider are we talking about?
@@DarkDragon1889 I mean I have, which is the basis of my theory. I was definitely using more neutral language, of course, but yeah. He's been a god for 4 millennia and he is just so tired of it
Micheal : STOP FIRING ROCKETS AT MY HOUSE
Franklin : ....
Franklin : *slowly fires rockets at Micheal's house again*
IM OUTTA AMMO
Franklin"no"
This is like a behind the scenes look at the script for the video we just saw! Classic!
Little know fact, in most of the batman media, whenever there is a passcode to enter it usually has this number 0539, since it is the month and year batman was debuted on.
In the Phoenix Wright games getting a bespoke roasting for almost every wrong answer
Ranging from confused disappointment to jabs about your legitimacy as a lawyer
That's when the judge doesn't burn you into oblivion about how stupid your reasoning is
Also its kind of assumed you've gotten a few penalties because if you've had a perfect trial so far, at the end when you're accused of wasting the court's time and bluffing too much it doesn't make sense
@@AbsolXGuardian Well, given how absurd some of those cases turn out to be, bluffing is a given. It's just luck that your bluffs just HAPPEN to be exactly how the case happened.
The worst one is in Investigations when Gumshoe of all people kindly but loudly tells you you’re wrong in a room full of your intellectual rivals.
@@kyuubinaruto17 Objection! Nope.
Objection! Nope.
Objection! Hmm... not guilty.
At the beginning of Crash Bandicoot 3 when you enter your first level, it's possible to complete it without obtaining the level's crystal (or quit it from the pause menu). If you do this, Aku Aku will remind you about how important it is to collect the crystals so that Cortex and Uka Uka don't take over the world. If you do it again, Aku Aku will outright say "you are not listening to me" in a very disappointed tone. The N-Sane trilogy even turned this into an achievement
On Steam the achievement is only for Crash 2 and it's Cortex that gets angry and disappointed.
@@llrennanll I was just about to mention Crash 2. Trolling Cortex: good times.
"Is that you firing rockets at my house?" Michael asked calmly.
Franklin, quickly putting away a rocket launcher: No.....
I don’t know though, the phone call sounded quite angry 😂
Franklin: "You think every black man with a rocket launcher look the same?"
Michael: "I literally can still see you talking to me in the driveway. That's you!"
Franklin: "... Man, you tripping." *gets in car and starts leaving*
Michael: *hangs up and sighs* "... And people wonder why I am so stressed."
Trevor: *drives into driveway in a tank*
@@williamfalls Frankin: I have no recollection of the rockets being fired at the house in question..."
Franklin put his name in the goblet of fire
Here’s an idea for a video. “Reality Check bosses.” Those bosses that everything leading up to it have been a piece of cake, but hit you so hard you have to wonder if you even know how to play the game right. Ex. Crawmerax the invincible in Borderlands 1.
I don’t know if I’d say everything leading up to it was a piece of cake but, Genichiro the second time in sekiro is this exactly
I just beat him and it’s the greatest achievement of my life, the next being my bachelors degree.
How about (SPOILERS)
Goro Majima and Taiga Seijima from Yakuza: Like a Dragon? By the time I first fought them, my party was level 39-41, and those guys are LEVEL 50 BOSSES!
For reference, the bosses in the game are DAMAGE SPONGES!
So, all the bosses in dark souls.
Yes
Yes, I still giggle at "probing Uranus".
As you're the master punner around here (sorry, Ellen), I'd have been disappointed if you didn't :P
I've only just discovered it was even a thing, and on a video that's not a 'x things you never knew'. Also, if you didn't giggle, you'd be a weirdo. Don't be a weirdo!
I giggle at EDI's exasperated way of saying "probing Uranus", that makes it better, right?
@@SimonBuchanNz all that was left was for her to give a patronizing sigh as you launch the probe.
As do I
To be fair, Andy, that old man was far from kindly before turning into a lycan.
I think he's just considering him kind in comparison to every other resident of this evil village XD
@@mar_speedman Even then, he was definitely the second to least kindly person in the room at best.
I was gonna say the same thing
As someone who depleted every single planet in ME2 expecting an achievement, take my advice: don't.
But the additional resources? The discoveries needed to boost the war effort come ME3? Conrad Verner's sidequest in ME3?!
@@michaelandreipalon359 I ended up with more resources than I could use. As for ME3, my copy was the *unlabelled* french-only xbox one, so no dice since I don’t speak french. Still debating spending $80 on the legendary edition since it’s the same price as ME3 + DLC bundle.
@@samwalker5756 ... What's cheaper then? All three games plus DLCs individually or the LE?
Admittedly, it's either enhanced graphics and some fixes vs. cost management and, of course, less frustrations. Take your pick.
Agreed. I just used the save editor to give myself 500k of each element in my second playthrough
@@RepKyle95 I ended up with 157,523 element zero, 1,250,820 iridium, 1,017,309 platinum, and 1,073,827 palladium. It's not worth the wasted days.
How is the Stanley parable not on this list, the whole game is the narrator being disappointed in you for playing the game rather than doing literally anything else.
I was thinking that myself
Stanley was also wondering how he had missed out on this.
Still waiting for the Ultra Deluxe Edition's release date. I want to see how that escape pod ending works.
And at no point was the narrator more disappointed than when Stanley decided to hide in the closet and refused to progress the game.
@@Chris_Sizemore the broom closet ending was my favourite
"With this character's death, the thread of prophecy is severed. Restore a saved game to restore the weave of fate, or persist in the doomed world you have created"
Fffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
Where is this from
@@theholyknight. elder scrolls III: Morrowind. Didn’t pull that Skyrim fallout 3 bullshit where plot essential characters can only be knocked out. No sir, killed that character for his armor and he was necessary to the main quest? Congrats you severed the thread of prophecy either reload your save or go Fuck yourself cause ya ain’t beaten the game on this save
@@RageUnchained Yes and no, you can kill Vivec early and nab a dwemer peice of him you can take to the dwarf who creates wraithgaurd for you so you can complete the last mission. but most of the time yep.
@@theholyknight. Morrowind did not have story immune NPCs but this popped up if you killed story important people. The main quest was now impossible, but do what you want
I’m surprised that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) wasn’t in here. When you shoot the baby a few times the game replies with “are you serious” and then after that it kicks you out of the level.
Kind of surprised it lets you shoot a baby but not shoot your allies.
@@joevenespineli6389 does the baby help you decimate terrorists or patch you up when you're shot? Didn't think so.
It should've erased the players entire progress on the campaign if they do that... As a punishment...
@@Mangaka_Library Could go the America's Army route and put you in prison.
@@zeke1220 Nah... Maybe Activision should tag the player as "Baby Killer" for all players to see...
That should be humilating....
_"I'm tea bagging the corpse!"_
Oh Andy.... Horseon would be so disappointed if he saw that. *:D*
The best part of my brief stint with MLB 21: The Show was the announcer’s progression from surprise, to bafflement, to anger, to dejected resignation as I insisted on hitting every batter right in the face with the ball.
Now I've got the bit where the Narrator from The Stanley Parable locks you in the Serious Room and is both mad and disappointed.
Another Hitman 3 one was from their 7 Deadly Sins: Pride DLC was if you push to her death the NPC at the start of the level, the voice over will judge for it. Better yet, if you restart, just to do it again, he will make further remarks.
So to recap in GTA V: Firing rockets at Michael's house--a firm but more polite than necessary request to stop it. Follow Michael (or the other protagonists) on foot for a block--instant murder.
Stanley Parable: "The Broom Closet Ending"
The narrator goes from incredulous to petty at the speed of sound.
I want to know who built that house and what materials were used. I've seen nuclear bunkers that can't withstand that level of barraging.
I want to know where you've seen the resilience of "nuclear bunkers" (...fallout shelters?) being tested! 😉 (It is a very sturdy house, though. The three little pigs would be jealous.)
The architect was Bob the 👷,can we build it,yes we can!😆😆😆
Easily my favorite first entry in the list you've ever done. "Not now Grey, I'm tea bagging the corpse. World's greatest assassin!"
"STOP FIRING ROCKETS AT MY HOUSE!"
Took me 5 minutes to stop wheezing/cry-laughing from that one.
What about Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando? You get increasingly threatening messages the more tourists you kill as they leave the bus on Todano.
Then they eventually send a robot to kill you, which I think counts as not disappointed, but outright angry.
I gotta see this
Never tried the Mass Effect one. That's hilarious.
@Greed1914 aren't the probes basically remote mining drills or something? I kinda figured it was a generic comment about it being a waste of perfectly good mining equipment.
@Mar Hawkman I remember reading a comic about how the probes don't automatically mine the resources, but rather act as markers for Cerberus to replenish the ores that they set aside for you to upgrade your weapons and ship (don't forget that Cerberus is INSANELY well-connected, so procuring such resources is a simple matter, but it's also not as if TIM is beyond being petty enough to force Shepard to pay for every resource he finds).
"resident non-evil merchant". That made me lol harder than I'd like to admit >.
My childhood = Murray Walker: "Oh no! This is terrible."
Yeah it's just not the same without him :(
There are some good F1 97 clips on the clip channel of a fairly famous simracer and they're absolutely hilarious
As a kid I loved both the english and german commentary. Very welcomed surprise, because it's not a game I expected them to cover.
Great list, gang. Here’s a fun one if you do another list: HALO Reach, you get an achievement for murdering helpless birds on the first mission.
I think that'd count as angry. You drove them to extinction.
Likewise if Raiden decides to hunt seagulls in MGS2. The colonel and Rose are equally angry, disgusted, and just really disappointed.
@@Amaritudine In MGS1 you get an angry call if you shoot rats where you fight Sniper Wolf. Vulcan Raven also gets ticked off if you've killed any birds on the elevator.
There’s always the Metal Gears, where Mei Ling stops saving for you if you keep calling her, Rosemary shouts at you if you shoot the pigeons, and Major Zero shows disappointment if you kill The End before meeting him.
Don't forget checking out those pin-ups in MGS2.
Also, that old man curbstomped me with his stupid sniping skills, Major! He deserved that anti-climactic demise!
For me, the Space Quest games springs to mind, for example in Space Quest 1 if you press the wrong button in the space craft, you end up in the Dark Ages and are greeted with a message saying you have noone to blame but yourself.
@@stevieblunder2656 nope, your only warning is if you look at the button first. Otherwise it'll let you cheerfully press it in the finest Sierra tradition.
I'd say the Police Quest games were more scolding compared to the outright mockery that King's/Space Quest dish out to you.
The passive aggressiveness of Katamari’s King of All Cosmos whenever you don’t absolutely nail an objective is the stuff of comedy legend and really should’ve gotten a mention in a list like this.
Knowing EDI’s sense of humor - which is probably her defining trait - I’d figure she enjoyed that joke too, but couldn’t express her opinion with those Cerberus shackles on her at the time.
Still think it is a cool idea to do a top 7 on good ending that make you feel bad, like the ending of any pokemon mystery dungeon game
You can't play Mass Effect 2 without probing Uranus. It can't be done.
Tom Brady and team deflated the oblong ball, for reasons sports people know, which was cheating, he and team also spied on other teams practices, also cheating.
i think it gave him better grip on the ball and made catching it easier but im a hockey fan not an american
Yeah from my understanding it was to help catch the ball better because you can squeeze it and hold onto it better. Leading to less dropped passes or fumbles. Straight cheating was "suspended" but then the NFL didn't uphold it.
@@mattgardiner744 I think it also made it harder to throw for people who weren’t aware of what was going on, since the physics got messed with.
The PSI on many of the footballs were lower than what is required by NFL regulations. It used to be the rule that the home team (the Patriots, in this case) provided the balls.
The New England Patriots have a history of cheating and dirty practices under Belichick
@@jeremiahbrown-suarez2089 But if you deflate the ball, doesn't the other team get the same advantage?
I see Mike's dadness has begun effecting him
How about 'Most useless prison cells' in video games? So many seem to lock people in a room with a simple way out.
- RE2 remake puts Shelly in a room with a massive hole behind some cardboard
- Dishonored puts Corvo in a small tank with some wood on the top
- In ME2 Arrival, you get locked in a med lab, but are left with the controls to combat mechs
Etc.
Two more come to mind for me, both from Zelda. In WindWaker if you get caught in Forsaken Fortress, you can easily get out through a not so hidden hole. And in Twilight Princess, once Midna breaks your shackle all you have to do is dig your way out.
I HONESTLY didn't know you could bypass the Johnny Charisma lock by getting Batman frustrated enough to punch it. It was such an easy puzzle to figure out.
Honestly I love the Batman one. :3
I really did, too. It was super fun
It does give a new meaning to brute force hacking
I’d love a game where every puzzle gets punched if you fail enough times.
@@TheOgreKrenath To be honest there is a real term for "brute force bypass" that gets applied to stuff like this.
@@marhawkman303 BAT FIST BYPASS
My Shepherd resisted the temptation of the Uranus, for the record. She spent ages scanning pretty much every other planet in the sodding galaxy, and thus basically broke ME3 by having ALL THE RESOURSES and starting at level 27, but she did not scan the Uranus.
Good for you... who did you romance then and what choices did you make?
@@michaelandreipalon359 I'm just about to start the endgame on 3, but I've had a perfect run so far - Kaidan died on Virmire, saved the Geth and the Quarians, romanced Liara in 1 and 3, nobody in 2, and I'm aiming for the Synthesis ending.
@@noddler217 Impressive, and kudos for staying faithful too.
Oh, for a classic one, in the You Don't Know Jack games, if you typed in "F*** you" as the answer for a Gibberish Question, you'd get penalized by the game as well as a hilariously disappointed host criticizing your predictable behavior. In fact, do it enough times in a row, and the game would just quit on you.
In a slightly different take, if you were doing well enough at the game (either acing it in single-player mode or had a huge lead in multiplayer) and refused to ring in on a question, the host would be disappointed in how timid you were being. They'd ask the (fictional) audience, who would shout "Don't Be A Wimp!" and force you to answer. I guess disappointment has its consequences.
Happened to me when I was in the lead and it was insane. Genuinely smart programming
You Don't Know Jack is just such a good game
Is anyone else massively alarmed at how naturally Mike went from being pretty funny and delivering jokes as usual to a look that says I'm going to stab you in the throat 16 times with the first thing I find RIGHT ON THE TURN OF A DIME!?!?!?!?
Doesn't GLaDOS have some passive aggressive comments too when you manage too make a puzzle unsolvable
I'd be astonished if she didn't.
Does GlaDOS say anything that isn't passive aggressive, you monster?
@@0ceanicify I guess, she just told me that i am sailing like an eagle and this sounds really nice...oh wait, nevermind
"Oops. You trapped yourself. I guess that's it then. Thanks for testing. You may as well lie down and get acclimated to the being dead position. I'm kidding. Not about you trapping yourself, though. That really happened. Here, I'll lower the glass. Go on... Finish the test."
@@faerylnhiikira1053 She actually does, there are a few test chambers that you can break. If you do so, she scolds you for it, before unlocking the exit door for you.
"There's a time and place for everything but not now!"
The Tom Brady thing is because, if I’m not mistaken, he and his team were caught tampering with the inflation of the ball which affected how it could be thrown but the opposition was unaware.
They didnt actually do anything. The weather was extremely cold and while Brady is known to prefer his footballs inflated to the lower end of the legal spectrum so after a couple hours in the cold they naturally fell below (look up the ideal gas law) but the commisioner is a life long jets fan and decided once again to overstep because it was the patriots
We found the Patriots fan.
@@Someguyonline7732 interesting. Man the football bis is real weird lmao.
@@connorgrissett972 yeah at some point whether something is an "unfair advantage" becomes a matter of opinion.
The "F U MOM" keypad I guessed at complete random just because I saw the combination of words and just wanted to hear it say it. When I found the code in the room I fucking DIED. 😂😂😂
The main thing that comes to my mind when I think about this title is Ninja Gaiden Black. If you choose easy mode in that game, the character Ayane mocks you on every turn as if she is your dissapointed dad.
Another game that comes to my mind is the visual novel Tsukihime. If you choose to un-heroic choices like abandoning Arcuied alone in the hotel and running away to save your life, the game gives you a bad ending and one of the characters Ciel, comes in her Teacher Ciel form and explains to you about how what you just did was so UNHEROIC.
One more game comes to my mind is MGS V. If you harm your crew in any shape or form, miller/ocelot will tell you in the game over screen that, "Maybe you are not the big boss we hoped you to be" or something.
Also, also, also, in Bushido blade if you attack your opponent before bowing then the game would be over and a message would appear on the screen, criticizing you for breaking the Bushido code.
Brutal
me: oh f you judgemental b1tch when you're the one saving everyone you can lecture me.
The MGSV one is both disappointment but also _brilliant_ foreshadowing. At least I think so anyway
Me getting ready to brag that I got the South Park code figured out before I found the clue.
"You didn't have to be a genius to figure that one out."
Just... let me have this one ok?
Hitman 2 tutorial level. You miss every shot on a camera, and when you finally hit it, "Nice shot."
the outer worlds : murder on eridanos , when you have felix or parvati with you and loot the victim's body .
reloaded a save didnt take anyone with me and it fixed the problem ...sweet sweet bits ;D
That moment in Arkham Knight got me so many times. I’ve played the game 5 times, and it took me playing it recently to realize it was mirrored.
I didn’t even know about it until now lmao
I dunno... Michael did seem pretty outright angry on that phone call 🤣
Remember how Fuuka catches you if you cheat in persona 3 and mitsuru says she'll "punish" you.
I'll tell you what game was disappointed in my abilities or lack thereof. In the Eternal Night Sparx kept roasting me for dying repeatedly, I had to actually start taking his advice on using mana on these amazing draconic powers before I finally started making progress.
The games difficulty actually made the unlockable and absolutely broken bonus power more rewarding.
It’s about Tom Brady deflating the ball in the mid 2010’s in a playoff game against the ravens and the patriots went on to win the super bowl.
I got accused of cheating by the south park one for guessing kneel before Jesus in the church I didn't look it up though I just thought that best suited the sense of humour of the game.
Yeah, to be fair to the people who guessed the codes, "fuck you Mom" and "kneel before Jesus" both... kind of feel predictable in the game's world
One to bring up is in mgs2, when you're raiden and shooting at the seagulls outside. You'll get called by the commander and your girlfriend
Mike rocking those Dad vibes hard, and he’s only been at the game a couple of years.
Fun fact:the duke was supposed to be one of the lords but the devs scrapped it
ICEY whenever you don’t do what the narrator wants. One of the things you can do (that unlocks an achievement) is standing there for 20 minutes in a hidden room in the sewers, where he starts making passive aggressive comments and goes from surprised, to annoyed, to angry and then to begging in that 20 minute time frame. It was glorious
Don't forget FMV games from the 90's. They _loved_ having the actors call you out before you got a game over.
Article idea: bit characters that you wished stayed around longer. My pick, Warlord Okeer from Mass Effect 2. Not only was he an awesome character with clever motivations, his voice was cool AF. I would have loved to have him and Thane on every mission.
Judge Magister Bergen from Final Fantasy XII would get my vote. He's a short-lived boss encounter from quite early in the game, but he has an incredible voice, an outstanding suit of armour, and a grandiose villain speech.
to be fair, that old man in RE8 wasn’t very “kindly” even before turning feral
I think by the end Michael was a bit more than disapointed there
Arkham Knight also had the ability to skip one of the Riddler challenges by hitting a button to lower a gate. Only downside is that you have to listen to Riddler gloating.
If anyone’s wondering about the Tom Brady thing South Park referenced: Brady once purposefully overinflated a bunch of footballs to cheat (apparently it makes them easier to grip, which is why it counts as cheating).
Ah, yes, "Inflategate"?
What about the The Stanley Parable? That game is full of bits where the game's narrator is very disappointed with the player for doing something he and the game does not like.
Yeah but I almost feel like that doesn’t count, because 80% of the game is doing things the narrator doesn’t like, as opposed to an easter egg if you do something wildly off script
This game is nothing *but* being disappointed in you. This game is "Game isn't Angry, it's just Disappointed: the Game" XD
@@mar_speedman Which makes it perfect for the list.
At the beginning of Final Fantasy 9, you can troll your troupe leader by deliberately answering his question wrong. If you do it enough times, Ruby will burst into the room and scold you.
Notably, that requires you to give the wrong answer a whole 64 times before it happens. That takes some dedication.
Love how Trevor is given his own personality, "Trevor"
I wasn't even thinking about that when I was probing Uranus. I just probed every planet I came across just in case it had one last decent deposit. When Edi responded with disappointment I didn't understand until she said "probing Uranus." Then I giggled.
"I'M OUTTA AMMO!"
I... hope that's not something that you're regularly shouting during firefights, Franklin.
Great list.
I would suggest Sly Cooper 1 & 2. (Sly Racoon for all you Brits.) There is a safe in every level and you need all the clue bottles to open the safe. But if you try to open it without all the clues Bentley would say you still need them all. Even if you cheated and got all the combinations online, the safe wouldn’t open.
A probed Uranus looks a lot like a Death Star but less genocidal
An idea for the videos, since there's been so many remasters how about "Games Remastered That Were Worth It" or "Games Remastered That Were Not Worth It"
I'm thinking of Pokémon Platinum where, if you say no to Professor Rowan at the beginning, he stands there going "... ... ... ... ..." at you until you say yes. If memory serves he also says he can do this all day.
I think the best part of Tales of Zestiria was that trophy I won for losing a character that was easy to chase " clearly blinded." or something like that..the game was not good but still, I deserved that one. Also, the Yakuza games have some interesting and different ways to show you suck in minigames, my favorite is a massage parol, in wish if you fail very badly you get a baby crying.
In Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, using Force Persuade to get more money from someone and having Bastila or Juhani in the party. They really weren't keen on me doing that and they made it clear to me every time I did it, and I did it at almost every opportunity. Except for that lady in Anchorhead. I only robbed her in my second (dark side) playthrough and I still carry that regret.
This gets all the more worse with Kreia come the sequel. Gotta say, she has a morbid point about the abuse of mind tricks.
...Yeah, another reason as to why I only do evil playthroughs for completionist's sake... and then there's that Ithorian rookie swoop racer back on Manaan. Never wanted to deprive him of his dreams and ambitions unless I had no choice.
@@michaelandreipalon359 she has a morbid point about almost everything you do. The entire time I was playing the game (both DS and LS sides) I felt like Kreia was here just to stop me from playing. Ironic that she says 'apathy is death' but pushes you towards it.
*Attempts and fails to blow up the entire shop*
Shopkeeper: "A lOvElY wEaPoN, sIr. "
"STOP FIRING ROCKETS AT MY HOUSE!"... *Fires another one*
The entire series of Space quest should be on here as well. One of my favorites was when you use to "taste" icon on some items. "How cool you are"
Hollow Knight's fight with Troupe Master Grimm comes to mind. If you attack him before he is finished bowing then he'll scream at you and go into his screen filling bullet hell attack.
Is it possible to beat him like that?
@@IamaPERSON it's possible to beat him still yeah. The attack is avoidable with some clever jumps and dashes. Just makes the start of the fight a bit more annoying.
@@Gingeneer95 oh, so it's only at the start. It would have been cool if that was a full, alternative fight, with an achievement/trophy for winning
@@IamaPERSON it's an attack that will always happen in every fight with Grimm. Happens at 75%, 50% and 25% health I think. But he gets angry if you don't show him some respect at the start of the fight, little detail that gives him more character.
@@Gingeneer95 that's actually really cool! Reminds me of another part of a game
In Elden Ring, you might run across a very large turtle with a pope hat, in the Church of Vows. You could attack him like you can most other NPCs. But unlike every other NPC in the game, he will brush it off and tell you "learn to master your emotions". You can feel just how much his disappointment fills his words as he uses it as a means to remind you that hurting NPCs is often a VERY bad decision in Soulsborne games.
The way Andy says "Great job, 47. No notes," cracks me up.
Quiplash reminded me of a game a teacher in college told me she bought and asked us if we knew about thinking it was up my street but I had no idea. Apparently she bought it for X-box 360 and the guy at the shop was like 'you sure you want to buy this?' and she said it's like a quiz but every question is incredibly surreal, every answer is wrong and the game constantly insults you. She couldn't remember the name and it's haunted me ever since. I can't find anything even remotely like it.
I like how the duke waited for when the smoke from the several land mines is about to settle before he sarcastically claps and congratulates the player.
Batman - "This is taking too long!"
He's not disappointed he's actually helping the player
OfficialBruceWayne approved!
In Detroit: Become human, there’s a part of the story where you can choose to save or kill off all of the main characters. If you choose to kill them, the game ends and the lady in the lobby screen will scold you for killing them.
10:09 OMG I remember screwing around while playing and finding that. My friends and I killed ourselves laughing.
Quick note: I didn't actually notice the 'Rich, Moderate, Poor, Depleted' thing until like 80% through the game.
In the original Deus Ex, when you first enter UNATCO HQ the game is fine with you searching everywhere for any loot items... except the ladies toilet which is occupied at the time. Should you do so you get a very much "not angry, just disappointed" talking to from your boss.
And this continued (or rather happened before) in Human Revolution.
Once more, the Salarian Union must request that you not touch that.
Resident Evil 4...
"DON'T shoot the water!"
*Shoots water anyway, followed by immediate punishment and regret*
The Hitman 3 one happened to me. I was watching Grey talk to them and I was wandering around the room. I picked up that statue of the building and the two targets got mad at me and Grey cut the video. I felt so bad at how disappointed he was he didn't get to talk to them properly and the "well done" more showed just how "done" he was with 47 jumping the gun. I felt bad, but I also laughed because I wasn't really paying attention when I picked up the statue and didn't realize it would alarm the targets like that. I didn't mean to interrupt him, lol.
honestly Michael seems surprisingly chill for a guy having explosive ordinance fired into his residence
"act your age, Joanna" .. your boss in Perfect Dark when instead of rescuing him in the basement... You shoot EVERY WINE BOTTLE IN THE BASEMENT
...N64 version
This type of stuff hits hard because the line "I'm not upset, just disappointed" crashes harder than just someone being angry/upset at you~ :'>
I never knew Batman would punch a hole in the lock
No love for The Stanley Parable? “I LOVE THE BWOOM CLOSET ENDING, THE BWOOM CLOSET ENDING WAS MY FAVORITE “
Another good one from Mass Effect 3 is on Sur'Kesh and after repeatedly pressing a button next to a certain Salarian.
The fact Uranus is depleted suggests a staggering amount of captains have gone out of their way to probe the planet and make that exact same joke.
I don't know if there was one but this definitely needs a part 2