There's a lot of f'd up stuff you could do in Bloodmoney... Still the best Hitman game, mostly because the new ones are ridiculous in their in-game store and feel like malware is on your PC while playing them. Good game, fucking atrocious presentation.
Yeah it's like oddheader didn't realize we're talking about fucking BLOOD MONEY here, the game that opens with A CROWD OF PEOPLE DYING IN A FERRIS WHEEL ACCIDENT THAT APPARENTLY INVOLVES THE LOSS OF LIMBS AND LOTS OF DEATH EVERYWHERE. Love Blood Money.
They just activated the cut scene for MGS V recently on PS3. A group was able to take control of all the nukes and then deactivate them. No doubt made easier by the relatively few people left playing on PS3.
"Congrats you found an oddheader easter egg, people don't find these often." At 12:31. It's only there for 2 frames (frames 15-16, if you're interested). I only found it because I was interested to see what the commands were during the Stanley Parable segment - I certainly wasn't looking for an Easter egg. (You can use "" to go backwards/forward one frame).
That last one really is the message that the Metal Gear franchise had been trying to push for decades; as long as a single weapon of such caliber exists, humanity will never truly know peace, and it is up to us all to ensure that we somehow attain that peace.
That kinda checks the box when you think Kojima said before the game's release he was intending "to do something you can't do in real life" or something like that.
For Blade Runner, I shot her in the back as she was leaving and somehow ended up in her route. Ending was us leaving despite me killing her hours earlier. Very weird, a little variable they didn't consider.
A surprisingly good non-RTS Westwood Studios game, let alone a surprisingly good video game adaptation of a game (besides other great ones like the Spider-Man Sam Raimi movie duology games, the Chronicles of Riddick stealth game duology, The Warriors, and Star Wars Ep. III- Revenge of the Sith).
This one might be a little confusing to less familiar players, but if you've played The Stanley Parable, you might remember that in the ending in which you Unplug the Telephone, you actually end up in an alternate version of the Bosses office, and the door close trigger is quite a bit later than it is in the default form - this evidence leads me to believe that that ending was intentional, and it was rather an attempt at mimmicking the game being exploited, rather than truly glitching
My parable lore is really rusty. Isn't the unplug telephone ending the one where the narrator cries? the 'Real Person' ending? I don't recall anything to do with the boss's office.
If it is unintentional then I think it might have led to an alternate version of the ending where you do everything the narrator says as that ending is the only way that Stanley actually escapes so maybe it was originally another way to achieve that
The whole reason why out-of-bounds discoveries are interesting is that we often don't have the context or meaning behind them. Making a literal easter egg of a dude whos known for finding stuff out-of-bounds is the most boring easter egg you can do
The stanley parable ending could very well be working as intended. The game devs know full well about console commands and players using the console to check logs and find secrets, so it wouldn't surprise me if they intentionally caused errors to make it seem like it was really unintended. Like, there's a window you can walk out of by pushing up the office decor and it looks like you fall outside the map but in reality they intended for it and wrote dialogue, and it's acknowledged that the only way you know falling out of the window was intentional is because of the dialogue triggering, and if you didn't hear it, you wouldn't have stuck around so long. So knowing that it wouldn't surprise me if they had an ending with no dialogue to see if people really can notice if something is intentional without a blatant tell. Lots of the endings 'feel' like you're breaking the game, but since the dialogue triggers properly, you know you aren't, and it's all part of the act. I know if I had input on the game I'd make an ending without the dialogue and see if people can tell if it's truly broken or not. I mean, people seem to think the elevator to nowhere is 'broken' or 'glitched' or 'cut content' solely because the narrator doesn't comment on it despite it's odd mechanics.
Lending even more evidence to this would be the "player and narrator must be present" - Knowing there's no way to get there with the narrator, and then resetting the game. That definitely feels 100% intentional.
I think the ending was intentional because I think they actually did include a tell. The poster says "This ending will only happen if both the player and narrator are present. Do not proceed do not proceed-" Why would the text "Do not proceed" be there if the developers didn't think it'd be possible to reach that area without the narrator? Why even include the poster with the info regarding the player and narrator being together if the narrator is always otherwise present? It doesn't make any sense.
And as you pointed out Odd, that ending of Phantom Pain probably existed for that reason; Meta commentary on Kojima's part, allowing the player base to prove a point before it dawns on all of us that we are exactly why world peace is unbelievable reality. Then we can sit back and realize something about ourselves as a species. What a great way to get someone to see the error of their ways/make a statement.
I remember that last one. Right after the cutscene played, either Ocelot or Miller (can't remember) radios in to tell you that nukes have been made yet again. Because y'know, server error.
Actually, the "errors" in Stanley Parable are intentional. I actually used the console to enter the ending without bugging the narrator and those same events still happen. Edit: Additionally, the door trick was also intentional. If the game was legitimately bugging out there, the audio would have just kept playing. There was a specific trigger to stop the audio.
@@qmacaulay69 You only get sent to the serious room if you use the "sv_cheats 1" command (common source game cheat command). Standard dev tools and more advanced console commands still work.
I kind of assumed that all the endings in Stanley's Parable were meta endings as tropes to different styles of endings to games. The rocket one being the "devs screwed up" ending. I don't think anything's special about it. The secret no one's found is probably the unachieveable achievement.
@@NFITC1 That's not it because the unachievable achievement has been acquired legitimately. Its just super random. I've even gotten the achievement. If there's a secret left in Stanley Parable, that isnt it.
when i learned about that ending in MGSV few years earlier, i instantly started my game and dismantled all my nukes because i knew that i wouldn't be playing this game for long enough to see this ending for real, but i didn't want to be the last asshole to have them ready and block the cutscene for everyone
Don't worry about it, when I made a nuke to get the achievement my FOB was raided and it got stolen by an anti nuke club of high level players (before I even got the achievement too), so I'm sure they would have found it and took care of it
“You have murdered thousands of innocent people... ruined countless lives... and worst of all is that you seemed to have enjoyed EVERY BIT OF IT! What do you have to say for yourself?!” *I’m special tho c:* “Yeah okay, fair enough go right ahead (:” The most extra hidden ending that wasn’t meant to be found .0.
I was hoping it would have been a nod to Spec Ops: The Line, where you're not a zombie killer but someone with a mental disorder killing innocents. That would have been a deep ending for Dead Rising.
@@pollutedcrimson It's his immunity to the infection, being the only carrier for the cure since the start of the apocalypse (which he figures out over the course of the game's story).
P5R spoilers (if you have any intention of playing the game, DO NOT proceed!) To start, Royal introduces 2 new characters to the game ("Kasumi" and Maruki). It is revealed during the last playable month of the game (January) that Maruki managed to (in a way) take control of the world and wishes to make everyone happy by granting their wishes. This creates a new reality and overwrites the "old" one (the one you played through in the entire rest of the game). This creates a moral dilemma and gives the player a choice; accept the deal and live in the new reality or refuse and fight Maruki. If you were to accept Maruki's reality, the unused valentine's day cutscene would play out.
@@shineman7855 That’s what I was thinking too. Plus, it suits the fantasy ending. You end up with all of them seems something outta Harem Isekais and technically is an isekai because you stay in this weird fantasy reality rather than the true one.
The Disgaea 2 ending has been known for quite some time. I can't speak for the other games since I don't play them much, but this one was very popular among the community due to how excessive of a 'bad ending' it was compared to the other bad endings in the series.
Hey oddheader! Thanks for bringing that elusive Dektora ending to light. As you said, this ending isn't normally accessible, as Dektora must be a Replicant and the third major character you visit in Act 3. If she's human, she just runs off. I've been digging through the audio files, and sure enough there was apparently meant to be a moment where Dektora, very aware that she's human, talks about leaving the "family that lied to her." Still have to put that video together, as well as another on Crystal. Thanks again for making it known to a larger number of folks.
"Ok everyone! Let's all agree to disable our weapons so we can achieve the secret ending!" *One player has been dead for 2 years and thus cannot disable weapons* "Aw shit! We can't get that secret ending! Someone go to his house and go turn off them nukes!"
@@herohuntr They don't have to be online. The only thing that changes when the opposing player is online is that they can actively try to fight you, as opposed to letting their defenses do the work like normal.
12:07 The strange visual is just the Source engine that creates weird artifacts when a place hasn't been loaded. You see those often when using noclip in Source games.
im not surprised by that one, most chinese comics (manwha or something) have polyamory and the women being perfectly willing and even liking (friends) the other girls involved
Odd. Your one of the few youtubers I drop what I'm doing to hear updates from. Literally the HQ of secret hunters. Been here since the start, keep being you!
The Wandersong ending reminds me of the worm telling Sarah not to take a path in Labyrinth. The Path would have taken her straight to the castle, but if she had not met her companions and grown herself as a person, should would not have been able to defeat The Goblin King.
I thought the mgsv ending was part of the story... as soon as I reached 51% this cutscene played so I assumed i progressed the story but it turned out to be a supposed "big achievement" players around the world could get when they dismantled all their nukes (in unison tho...).
I really love the idea in Bladerunner that it's all randomized, so you never know from the start who's a human and who's a replicant. It would be neat if there were other games that did something similar, like alternate realities. Maybe in a game like Skyrim, instead of your character happening to fit in whatever prophecies you come across, your fate would be random. Maybe you wouldn't be the Listener for the Dark Brotherhood, or the vampires succeed in finding Serana before you do. If we wanted to go crazy, we could even throw in a timeline where you are not the Dragonborn, but rather follow whoever is. All of them have potential for unique alternate questlines, rather than a straightforward power fantasy.
I like the concept of the Wandersong one (looks like a really interesting game btw, want to check it out). It's like: Oh cool, speedrun glitch that skips half the game... But then: Yeah you didn't get all the necessary characters and so the world is ending. Dark.
In the Stanley parable one you did it’s actually a very well known ending to the game, it’s called the launch pod ending. Just saw it recently when I watching all the endings for the game.
I think his point was to show that assets weren't loaded correctly or as intended, as opposed to the whole route being unseen or inaccessible. After all, the boss's doors closing on Stanley is a reference to a glitch in the original HL2 Source mod.
All of you r so mad lmao calm down Just coz I'm telling him his sentence isnt good doesn't mean mine will be Y'all need to calm down and take a chill pill
That Disgaea 2 one wasn't really secret. I remember getting it at one point. Pretty dark considering Disgaea is mostly light-hearted, but compared to datamining for possible hints of new endings, just switching the voice track is not really on the same level.
@@sourpatch6350 no it was: Final showdown had multiple iteration before it was completed, and this was discovered thanks to the music tracks (final showdown 1 is heard during rats in the library, and the one we hear today is the third version). There is also an unused blip located at the cemetery during the deleted chapter 7, and maybe that blip was used for a mission where jimmy went to gary's funeral.
Paolo Mastrorillo that is a good evidence. It’s still just a blip though (mission marker) and it can’t tell us anything about the mission content. Maybe it was truly about Gary’s funeral or something petty like vandalizing graves.
@Layne Krusz Yeah me too, gore in video games usually is pretty satisfying but I guess the voice acting was just...Done so well that it was actually quite uncomfortable lol.
I love that you upload only once a month or so, because life is so weird and insane these days that each new video reminds me that I've been waiting AN ENTIRE MONTH FOR THIS AND HOW COULD I FORGET ODDHEADER WAS A THING???
“Oh yeah, look at me, Mister Number Twelve. I can kill whoever I want. I’m a murderer.” Well, this is the Zombie Apocalypse... have you never seen the walking dead?
@@arandomsupra I'm pretty sure the ending was meant as a punishment for players who intentionally kill survivors that you are supposed to escort back to safety.
If Nick killed everyone including innocent people, Satan himself doomed the entire universe by annihilating him instantly. _That_ would be the new secret ending (in my mind).
idk if it was meant to be found or not but in godzilla unleashed, released in 2007, has a secret ending, if you collect all known energy crystals by defeating the monsters infused with crystal energy you get a secretlevel: tyrant. where you are twice the size you are and you fight 9 other monsters from all other factions (earth monster, mechas, aliens, and mutants). when you beat them all it plays a cutscene where the world is covered in crystals and the woman in the beginning says "the crystals have corrupted you, you were our only hope..."
Wait but I got the cutscene for MGSV, I even saw my name in the credits because i helped disarm a ton of nukes. I was on PS4, and when I logged on after a while. I saw the cutscene
The Stanley Parable one was actually the first one I got while playing the game because I was curious about what would happen when if I tried getting stuck in the boss hall
Based on how self-aware The Stanley Parable is, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the developers knew it was possible to break the narration and intentionally included that whole path just to mess with people, even going so far as to fake the errors (or it was known sound effects would be unable to load but they trigger them anyways to further "sell" it.)
I know this video is 2 years old at this point, but I just want to say that if you bring the bucket to the escape pod in the Stanley parable ultra deluxe you get a secret ending
So I found an unintended ending on this OddHeader video. If you were to pause the video and click an strangely placed red X on the corner of your browser, the video would completely cut and you would exit it.
I doubt the cremation in Hitman would have "gone too far" because in the game you can burn a woman so she falls into a shark tank to be eaten.
and another one so you can take her necklace, even though she isn't an objective
They probably ran out of time to fully implement that part so they had to change the ending.
There's a lot of f'd up stuff you could do in Bloodmoney...
Still the best Hitman game, mostly because the new ones are ridiculous in their in-game store and feel like malware is on your PC while playing them. Good game, fucking atrocious presentation.
@Cripple Ninja my fucking sides
Yeah it's like oddheader didn't realize we're talking about fucking BLOOD MONEY here, the game that opens with A CROWD OF PEOPLE DYING IN A FERRIS WHEEL ACCIDENT THAT APPARENTLY INVOLVES THE LOSS OF LIMBS AND LOTS OF DEATH EVERYWHERE.
Love Blood Money.
They just activated the cut scene for MGS V recently on PS3. A group was able to take control of all the nukes and then deactivate them. No doubt made easier by the relatively few people left playing on PS3.
We can finally leave so we can stop suffering
I think it was a meta reason behind that being almost impossible to achieve
@@shamusmcreary9748 hideo kojimas sick sense of irony
“Bullshit! War is a part of who we are! Why fight it?!” - Sundowner, I think
#LarryLawton .
The Stanley Parable secret ending intrigues me. It's certainly the most mysterious of all the endings listed in this video.
I would give my left foot to whoever finds that secret; I love SP so much!
yes, watching this made me want to visit it again
I wonder if they'll add it to the remake? Its supposed to have new content in it.
Maybe we'll see it return in Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe?
I literally thought I found all the endings and seeing that peeves me the fuck off because I just got rid of my computer lmao. I hope someone finds it
"Congrats you found an oddheader easter egg,
people don't find these often."
At 12:31. It's only there for 2 frames (frames 15-16, if you're interested). I only found it because I was interested to see what the commands were during the Stanley Parable segment - I certainly wasn't looking for an Easter egg. (You can use "" to go backwards/forward one frame).
Nah, that’s an easter e99, as it clearly states itself ;)
"people don't find these often"? *there's more in different videos probably*
@@Lunayvamp There's one in every video, and you can get a discord tag if you prove you were the first to have found one.
Bruuuh
@@dryued6874 oh that's actually pretty cool
That last one really is the message that the Metal Gear franchise had been trying to push for decades; as long as a single weapon of such caliber exists, humanity will never truly know peace, and it is up to us all to ensure that we somehow attain that peace.
That kinda checks the box when you think Kojima said before the game's release he was intending "to do something you can't do in real life" or something like that.
Deep.
I mean we have had far less bloodshed in war since the first nuclear weapon was used.
@@noneofyourbusiness7965
/Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria enter the chat
@@noneofyourbusiness7965 Must be nice to be this oblivious
For Blade Runner, I shot her in the back as she was leaving and somehow ended up in her route. Ending was us leaving despite me killing her hours earlier. Very weird, a little variable they didn't consider.
A surprisingly good non-RTS Westwood Studios game, let alone a surprisingly good video game adaptation of a game (besides other great ones like the Spider-Man Sam Raimi movie duology games, the Chronicles of Riddick stealth game duology, The Warriors, and Star Wars Ep. III- Revenge of the Sith).
@@michaelandreipalon359MUMMY DEMASTERED
@@michaelandreipalon359 That had nothing to do with the comment.
#LarryLawton
Michael Andrei Palon Scarface: The World Is Yours definitely deserves a spot in that list.
This one might be a little confusing to less familiar players, but if you've played The Stanley Parable, you might remember that in the ending in which you Unplug the Telephone, you actually end up in an alternate version of the Bosses office, and the door close trigger is quite a bit later than it is in the default form - this evidence leads me to believe that that ending was intentional, and it was rather an attempt at mimmicking the game being exploited, rather than truly glitching
The Stanley Parable is a game that the endings and exploits/glitches are intentional.
My parable lore is really rusty. Isn't the unplug telephone ending the one where the narrator cries? the 'Real Person' ending? I don't recall anything to do with the boss's office.
If it is unintentional then I think it might have led to an alternate version of the ending where you do everything the narrator says as that ending is the only way that Stanley actually escapes so maybe it was originally another way to achieve that
I'd like to think no ending in that game is unintentional.
@@Mariozaney Huh.
The Stanley parable end feels like it was meant to be found. Game is trippy as hell but so good
ikr, i have no idea what he's talking about
If I ever make a game I will hide an odd head out of bounds I really appreciate your videos
Same
Smart boy Dudezilla
Was actually thinking about this the other day while watching Captain Eggcellent talk about IT Eastereggs
For real
The whole reason why out-of-bounds discoveries are interesting is that we often don't have the context or meaning behind them.
Making a literal easter egg of a dude whos known for finding stuff out-of-bounds is the most boring easter egg you can do
The stanley parable ending could very well be working as intended. The game devs know full well about console commands and players using the console to check logs and find secrets, so it wouldn't surprise me if they intentionally caused errors to make it seem like it was really unintended.
Like, there's a window you can walk out of by pushing up the office decor and it looks like you fall outside the map but in reality they intended for it and wrote dialogue, and it's acknowledged that the only way you know falling out of the window was intentional is because of the dialogue triggering, and if you didn't hear it, you wouldn't have stuck around so long. So knowing that it wouldn't surprise me if they had an ending with no dialogue to see if people really can notice if something is intentional without a blatant tell. Lots of the endings 'feel' like you're breaking the game, but since the dialogue triggers properly, you know you aren't, and it's all part of the act. I know if I had input on the game I'd make an ending without the dialogue and see if people can tell if it's truly broken or not. I mean, people seem to think the elevator to nowhere is 'broken' or 'glitched' or 'cut content' solely because the narrator doesn't comment on it despite it's odd mechanics.
Lending even more evidence to this would be the "player and narrator must be present" - Knowing there's no way to get there with the narrator, and then resetting the game.
That definitely feels 100% intentional.
I think the ending was intentional because I think they actually did include a tell. The poster says "This ending will only happen if both the player and narrator are present. Do not proceed do not proceed-"
Why would the text "Do not proceed" be there if the developers didn't think it'd be possible to reach that area without the narrator? Why even include the poster with the info regarding the player and narrator being together if the narrator is always otherwise present? It doesn't make any sense.
And as you pointed out Odd, that ending of Phantom Pain probably existed for that reason; Meta commentary on Kojima's part, allowing the player base to prove a point before it dawns on all of us that we are exactly why world peace is unbelievable reality. Then we can sit back and realize something about ourselves as a species.
What a great way to get someone to see the error of their ways/make a statement.
There's more to it, because you have to make a nuke to win a trophy and so as a player you have to have one to "win".
Isn't it impossible, because people who have owned the game will have passed away and therefore never be able to dismantle their nukes?
@Dmitry TKR aah okay I've never played
it's been done on the PS3 version of the game.
I remember that last one. Right after the cutscene played, either Ocelot or Miller (can't remember) radios in to tell you that nukes have been made yet again. Because y'know, server error.
I got that scene in PC randomly and I got wayy too excited for it only to find out it's just a glitch
Oddheader: Why do you bring a rock to a gunfight?
Literally every Rust player do that, lmao.
My lungs hurt after reading this
bruh its so true!!
They gotta do what they must do
@matt that's literally how you start out in the game
Wait til he sees a krogan bring a headbutt to a gunfight. They'll win with it, too.
Actually, the "errors" in Stanley Parable are intentional. I actually used the console to enter the ending without bugging the narrator and those same events still happen.
Edit: Additionally, the door trick was also intentional. If the game was legitimately bugging out there, the audio would have just kept playing. There was a specific trigger to stop the audio.
But how did you use console commands without the serious table ending?
@@qmacaulay69 You only get sent to the serious room if you use the "sv_cheats 1" command (common source game cheat command). Standard dev tools and more advanced console commands still work.
Stanley Parable: the only game that has so many endings that even a placeholder ending is interesting and mysterious.
I kind of assumed that all the endings in Stanley's Parable were meta endings as tropes to different styles of endings to games. The rocket one being the "devs screwed up" ending. I don't think anything's special about it. The secret no one's found is probably the unachieveable achievement.
@@NFITC1 whats the unachievable achievementm
@@NFITC1 That's not it because the unachievable achievement has been acquired legitimately. Its just super random. I've even gotten the achievement. If there's a secret left in Stanley Parable, that isnt it.
@@AnkoTime What's the achievement man?!
@@infernaltourist9601 It's literally called "Unachievable"
when i learned about that ending in MGSV few years earlier, i instantly started my game and dismantled all my nukes because i knew that i wouldn't be playing this game for long enough to see this ending for real, but i didn't want to be the last asshole to have them ready and block the cutscene for everyone
Don't worry about it, when I made a nuke to get the achievement my FOB was raided and it got stolen by an anti nuke club of high level players (before I even got the achievement too), so I'm sure they would have found it and took care of it
“You have murdered thousands of innocent people... ruined countless lives... and worst of all is that you seemed to have enjoyed EVERY BIT OF IT! What do you have to say for yourself?!”
*I’m special tho c:*
“Yeah okay, fair enough go right ahead (:”
The most extra hidden ending that wasn’t meant to be found .0.
I was hoping it would have been a nod to Spec Ops: The Line, where you're not a zombie killer but someone with a mental disorder killing innocents.
That would have been a deep ending for Dead Rising.
He might have meant special as in _special_
Why does he even say that hes special? What does that mean? Sorry, I've never played DR3
@@pollutedcrimson pretty sure he was immune or something
@@pollutedcrimson It's his immunity to the infection, being the only carrier for the cure since the start of the apocalypse (which he figures out over the course of the game's story).
The Persona one looks like they're torturing Joker. Force feeding him the chocolate. Not a good ending.
Also it's an alternate ending relatively early in the game isn't it? That alone makes it seem like a bad thing.
@@marhawkman303 no it takes place after Valentine's day which is within the last few hours of the game
P5R spoilers (if you have any intention of playing the game, DO NOT proceed!)
To start, Royal introduces 2 new characters to the game ("Kasumi" and Maruki). It is revealed during the last playable month of the game (January) that Maruki managed to (in a way) take control of the world and wishes to make everyone happy by granting their wishes. This creates a new reality and overwrites the "old" one (the one you played through in the entire rest of the game). This creates a moral dilemma and gives the player a choice; accept the deal and live in the new reality or refuse and fight Maruki. If you were to accept Maruki's reality, the unused valentine's day cutscene would play out.
@@shineman7855 Sounds like the Chinese localization team understood the concepts of the game better than the people who made it lol
@@shineman7855 That’s what I was thinking too. Plus, it suits the fantasy ending. You end up with all of them seems something outta Harem Isekais and technically is an isekai because you stay in this weird fantasy reality rather than the true one.
"let's cover something more lighter"
*talks about the whole world ending
In Persona 5 Royal, failing the last dungeon allows everyone to be "happy". I can see this working with it.
You shouldn’t bring a rock to a gunfight, but you should bring The Rock to any fight
Good one!
Bruhhh
You can smoke rock before a fight though, makes you feel like 10 men.
Nah dude, I would bring Dwayne Johnson to fight, he's better than The Rock
Idk hes kind of a big target.
The Disgaea 2 ending has been known for quite some time. I can't speak for the other games since I don't play them much, but this one was very popular among the community due to how excessive of a 'bad ending' it was compared to the other bad endings in the series.
Lol at Oddheader's chuckle after reading "The NEW I Fart in Elevators." xD
The same chuckle as the og I fart in elevators
Hey oddheader! Thanks for bringing that elusive Dektora ending to light. As you said, this ending isn't normally accessible, as Dektora must be a Replicant and the third major character you visit in Act 3. If she's human, she just runs off. I've been digging through the audio files, and sure enough there was apparently meant to be a moment where Dektora, very aware that she's human, talks about leaving the "family that lied to her." Still have to put that video together, as well as another on Crystal.
Thanks again for making it known to a larger number of folks.
The Metal Gear one seems like it would be impossible to get legitimately
Metal gear.... It can't be....
"Ok everyone! Let's all agree to disable our weapons so we can achieve the secret ending!"
*One player has been dead for 2 years and thus cannot disable weapons*
"Aw shit! We can't get that secret ending! Someone go to his house and go turn off them nukes!"
@@VideoGameStupidLC If I remember correctly, you can steal other players nukes to disarm them.
@@octakhan4673 I have never played the game but would that require them to be online or can you steal the nukes from an offline player?
@@herohuntr They don't have to be online. The only thing that changes when the opposing player is online is that they can actively try to fight you, as opposed to letting their defenses do the work like normal.
12:07 The strange visual is just the Source engine that creates weird artifacts when a place hasn't been loaded. You see those often when using noclip in Source games.
2:40, that room actually gets used, if you sit through the whole credits of the game it will lower Agent 47 into that room.
Finally!
The metal gear Scene was obtained _Legitimately_ in PS3
The only good thing we got in 2020!
69 likes lol
@@Yiehh nice
That's a straight up lie lol
Yeah that didn’t happen though
Oddheaders music during his videos are almost at the same rhythm he talks, almost making it seem like he's rapping his entire video.
>The New I Fart in Elevators
THE LEGEND'S BACK BOYS
Also "Up with system D"
chinese version of P5R be like "ah yes, Persona 5 Royal: Polyamory edition"
I mean, I think a lot of people out there would appreciate a harem of anime girls
The only time I've heard of a Chinese release of something actually offered an improvement.
@raffle baffle first time I’ve seen people thankful for Chinese characters lmao
im not surprised by that one, most chinese comics (manwha or something) have polyamory and the women being perfectly willing and even liking (friends) the other girls involved
Every time you upload it's like an unexpected, out-of-season Christmas gift that fills me with surprise and joy upon discovery.
Odd. Your one of the few youtubers I drop what I'm doing to hear updates from. Literally the HQ of secret hunters. Been here since the start, keep being you!
The Wandersong ending reminds me of the worm telling Sarah not to take a path in Labyrinth. The Path would have taken her straight to the castle, but if she had not met her companions and grown herself as a person, should would not have been able to defeat The Goblin King.
Wish I could be like odd header finding secrets
He doesn't do it alone. He gets a lot of viewer submissions
the metal gear solid ending cutscene that plays at 25th December is basically a Christmas Miracle
Yeah, first time I had the Phone in Hand when the notification came.
I love how this guy comes back to life when you need him most
That P5R ending was HILARIOUS, I'm a huge fan of the series and somehow I've never seen it till now...
Anyways, great video!
I thought the mgsv ending was part of the story... as soon as I reached 51% this cutscene played so I assumed i progressed the story but it turned out to be a supposed "big achievement" players around the world could get when they dismantled all their nukes (in unison tho...).
Today's a good day, I just finished binging your audio discoveries series and I was in the mood for more content :)
I really love the idea in Bladerunner that it's all randomized, so you never know from the start who's a human and who's a replicant. It would be neat if there were other games that did something similar, like alternate realities. Maybe in a game like Skyrim, instead of your character happening to fit in whatever prophecies you come across, your fate would be random. Maybe you wouldn't be the Listener for the Dark Brotherhood, or the vampires succeed in finding Serana before you do. If we wanted to go crazy, we could even throw in a timeline where you are not the Dragonborn, but rather follow whoever is. All of them have potential for unique alternate questlines, rather than a straightforward power fantasy.
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Naughty Dog: "Ah! I know how Joel should die in The Last of Us 2"
Grow a fuckin' mustache already
@@nikto7297 Like that scene in the Spongebob Movie where Dennis just sprouts a moustache by just trying?
I love how there's credits for the very generic 4 second drum loop in the background.
Man that crunching sound was rough dude lol
Me and my brother were playing it on the japanese version and couldnt believe our ears.
Yeah that was actually kinda terrifying.
@@raheret9085 I hope it wasn't your first play through... that would fck me up if I heard it while playing
This is why when I'm supposed to sleep, i should sleep
Amazing job as always Odd. Never played the Stanley Parable but after seeing it again in this video I can't help but want to play it.
Eyy, my name's here. Thanks to you too Oddheader, for the shoutout. Keep making great videos like this, I really appreciate your hard work here.
I like the concept of the Wandersong one (looks like a really interesting game btw, want to check it out).
It's like: Oh cool, speedrun glitch that skips half the game...
But then: Yeah you didn't get all the necessary characters and so the world is ending. Dark.
In the Stanley parable one you did it’s actually a very well known ending to the game, it’s called the launch pod ending. Just saw it recently when I watching all the endings for the game.
I think his point was to show that assets weren't loaded correctly or as intended, as opposed to the whole route being unseen or inaccessible. After all, the boss's doors closing on Stanley is a reference to a glitch in the original HL2 Source mod.
Next time consider actually playing the game yourself.
Your voice is somehow calm for some reason, it's like playing a game with an old friends.
Every time I watch these I all ways get scared I mean is voice is just ow the chills
U might wanna fix it grammar otherwise ur comment dont make sense (not trying to be rude)
@@RegenAgent bruh what that entire sentence you just made is nowhere near grammatically correct I can't-
All of you r so mad lmao calm down
Just coz I'm telling him his sentence isnt good doesn't mean mine will be
Y'all need to calm down and take a chill pill
@MrJesus4132 haha you need to calm down dude wipe that sweat off your head from getting to mad and furiously typing me an angry message 🤣
I agree, his videos always show original secrets and they are for real scary.
Thank you SO MUCH for covering that Stanley Parable one! I found it and for a long time I couldn't find anyone else who had!
LOL! "The new I fart in elevators"!
The original "I fart in elevators" died via flatulence poisoning...
these videos are wild
Yeah, they really are wild if you think about it.
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Hey it’s That Creepy Reading!
Love your vids man
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That Disgaea 2 one wasn't really secret. I remember getting it at one point. Pretty dark considering Disgaea is mostly light-hearted, but compared to datamining for possible hints of new endings, just switching the voice track is not really on the same level.
There's another rumored ending in Bully where Gary Smith falls to his death in the end. I can't remember when this was cut, though.
Probably a rumor. No evidence was found of this.
@@sourpatch6350 no it was:
Final showdown had multiple iteration before it was completed, and this was discovered thanks to the music tracks (final showdown 1 is heard during rats in the library, and the one we hear today is the third version).
There is also an unused blip located at the cemetery during the deleted chapter 7, and maybe that blip was used for a mission where jimmy went to gary's funeral.
Paolo Mastrorillo that is a good evidence. It’s still just a blip though (mission marker) and it can’t tell us anything about the mission content. Maybe it was truly about Gary’s funeral or something petty like vandalizing graves.
@@sourpatch6350 but the fact that its id references chapter 7 gives more backbone to the theory
I think you miss one in "last of us 2"
abby: "what's your name?"
joel: "Samantha"
*credit rolls*
Abby: "what's your name?"
Joel: "uh...Abby"
Lol, that would have been glorious. Only if it was curb your enthusiasm credits
I don’t know if this was intentional, but at 7:22 you start flowing with your background beat and it’s pretty awesome
Woah never thought I’d see Disgaea 2 getting a mention here. I spent an unhealthy amount of time grinding in that game as a kid lol
Remake Confirmed for a remake! Start the petition
Best series ever.. Has that FFT feel. Best to be listened in JP dubs..
As someone who obsessed over wandersong for a good month, that alternate ending made me want to cry... ;-;
Plot twist: She just really wanted to show Lara the cool rock until she shot her
this man really hit us with the " we truly live in a society " line 14:37
“We truly live in a society”-Oddheader 2020
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Wow, with the thousands of hours I've put into Disgaea 2, I never thought that such an ending like that existed.
3:49 "oh karen's pissed" lmao
12:11 Almost an accidental rap.
I was just wondering when a new vid was coming out! Sweeeeeet
Hell yeah awesome mustache
they live What the hell are you on about lmao?
@@DemonMaldito1 no stache no peace hahaha
mate thank you so much for putting captions on everything tytyty
The children getting bone crushed made me really uncomfortable lol
yeah same
bone go cronch
@Layne Krusz Yeah me too, gore in video games usually is pretty satisfying but I guess the voice acting was just...Done so well that it was actually quite uncomfortable lol.
Oh my god that's my art at the end of the video! Thank you so much for featuring it that means so so much to me!
Im so glad they cut that ending from Underworld, its a great game and an ending like that would ruin it
A non clickbait videogame easter egg/secret ending channel? No way.
When you get hit in a game: *still shooting even though you been hit shotted*
When you get hit in a cutscene: *actually dying*
I love that you upload only once a month or so, because life is so weird and insane these days that each new video reminds me that I've been waiting AN ENTIRE MONTH FOR THIS AND HOW COULD I FORGET ODDHEADER WAS A THING???
"Poor little Jimmy taking an acid bath."
nothing like a chemical peel for your skin huh jimmy?
I love this channel. I'm always glad for new videos and that the channel is doing well! I remember when it was much smaller.
I kinda wish these darker endings were fully implemented
That Dead Rising 3 ending, a lot of times that kind of thing can be a miss, but I really felt it there, and I've never even played it.
“Oh yeah, look at me, Mister Number Twelve. I can kill whoever I want. I’m a murderer.”
Well, this is the Zombie Apocalypse... have you never seen the walking dead?
I thought the ending meant that you didn’t kill a bunch of zombies but innocent people
And the entire game was a hallucination
@@auhsojacosta1672 I thought the ending was some kind of hallucination and it was just him going crazy because he killed a bunch of people
@@arandomsupra I'm pretty sure the ending was meant as a punishment for players who intentionally kill survivors that you are supposed to escort back to safety.
Love the classic style of these videos. Reminds me of the older RUclips content I enjoyed years back.
About the Deadrising 3 ending:
Even if Nick did kill innocent people, Annie and those people doomed the world by killing him...
It still doesn't give him the right to kill innocent survivors.
If Nick killed everyone including innocent people, Satan himself doomed the entire universe by annihilating him instantly. _That_ would be the new secret ending (in my mind).
This video showed me what Wandersong was, and now it's in my top 3 favorite games.
Thank you odd!
Lol, I'm late, just wanted to state that I'm glad our boy IFartInElevators is back
They are back, apparently, but I'm more late than you.
idk if it was meant to be found or not but
in godzilla unleashed, released in 2007, has a secret ending, if you collect all known energy crystals by defeating the monsters infused with crystal energy you get a secretlevel: tyrant. where you are twice the size you are and you fight 9 other monsters from all other factions (earth monster, mechas, aliens, and mutants). when you beat them all it plays a cutscene where the world is covered in crystals and the woman in the beginning says "the crystals have corrupted you, you were our only hope..."
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The budget for the cool title fonts has been depleted. Rest in peace.
This is my favourite channel to watch things about games I have never played - or sometimes even heard of
Wait but I got the cutscene for MGSV, I even saw my name in the credits because i helped disarm a ton of nukes. I was on PS4, and when I logged on after a while. I saw the cutscene
The Stanley Parable one was actually the first one I got while playing the game because I was curious about what would happen when if I tried getting stuck in the boss hall
thank you to "the new i fart in elevators", you are the hero we deserve
Can we not ignore that beginning where baby DD's model doesn't load and is just a weirdly moving tposing ocelot?
Based on how self-aware The Stanley Parable is, I wouldn't be surprised at all if the developers knew it was possible to break the narration and intentionally included that whole path just to mess with people, even going so far as to fake the errors (or it was known sound effects would be unable to load but they trigger them anyways to further "sell" it.)
I know this video is 2 years old at this point, but I just want to say that if you bring the bucket to the escape pod in the Stanley parable ultra deluxe you get a secret ending
3:50 judging by the particular haircut and outfit, I think that's actually a nether karen
Interesting Video OddHeader . Unsuspected endings always intrigue me and these are mostly obscure to me.
"Uploaded 18 seconds ago"
*Insert "last time I was this early" joke here*
Shut up
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So I found an unintended ending on this OddHeader video. If you were to pause the video and click an strangely placed red X on the corner of your browser, the video would completely cut and you would exit it.
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comfy
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Yo mox what up
Best ending in gaming history.
Danggg Mox is here lmao
Ok but what is that emoji
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I wonder if that Stanley Parable ending will end up being in Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe.
Man you can always count on Oddheader to show stuff that you don’t usually find or NEVER find in other people’s videos