I still love the fact 90% of the ways to deal with the dangers in this game is “Just leave and don’t fuck with it, big dog. That ain’t yo home anymore.” 😭😭
Can I just say I love that in the middle of all the strange and horrifying calls you get, randomly in the middle you have the curveball that is just Paul and his bed bug problem lmao.
I kinda wish the game had an 'intruder' entry Many of the callers seem to think their problem is due to someone breaking in so it would be a great twist if one of the answers was just that
Ooh, that could've been a pretty good twist. It seems like most people call the police first, and the police can tell when it's actually a problem for HSH. But if they didn't call the police first, and now they're on hold with you, and by then it might already be too late to help? Yikes...
@@playinghuman on the topic of it being too late i think a potential great mechanic could be timed calls, the caller is currently in hiding from the entry and you have to figure out what it is before they get spotted and the timer runs out, could really make for some great intense moments of furiously reading the entries as fast as you can
@@gibbings5534 I'd probably need to turn that off in the accessibility settings if they did that 😭🤣 But it could really ramp up the horror in places 🤔
Another thing I think would be good is an option for nothing or transferring! Nothing could be for stuff like them complaining about faulty appliances which isn't a problem the HSH is needed for. As for transferring you could transfer to a higher up if someone has a clear issue and you don't have the proper info like if someone describes pink eyes and blooming (fae flu) but you don't have the info for it so you have to transfer them to someone like Carrol.
While not a bad idea for a game like this, I think that idea specifically betrays what HSH is going for as a game. All the entities are either direct pulls or consequences of celtic pagan folklore, and most of them already invade your house. To include a call where it's just a guy in their house makes it any other scary entity game, instead of the fantasy domestic horror about little guys ruining your life
You know what would be scarier (or more chilling) than all these calls? A wrong call that THANKS the player. You know, a call that's meant to tell you that you're doing something wrong ends up having a call that thanks the player for helping them. The only threat for that would be something like an Evil Counterpart.
@@kennydarmawan13 then I suppose if someone just accepted they live with Hobbs now they could thank you, just leave some gifts as thanks every night or so and you got a nicer house because of it Kind of like living with a spider that keeps the house fly-free except it’s like 3 feet tall and turns into a 7 foot tall hairy humanoid if it feels unappreciated
@@saltedhorsemeat4843 yeah but, they aint gonna be so thankful once the Hobb turns to a Gobbart...fuckin thing kills people so little as just being seen and/or getting called (meaning if the Hobb was given a name....once it turns....calling that name in the same room as it would make it just mollywop you)
I came up with a concept that works like a "False Friend" called a "Yam". One of the draft calls I did, the caller talks about a "friend" that everyone keeps telling him is behaving odd but he doesn't know what they are talking about. That his "friend" has been living with him for weeks and they've know each other since pre-school. He does mention that they were listening out for a noise in the wall together. Now, a Yam is a human creature that simply seems like a human, only lonely people are targeted, they also see it as a person more friendly and approachable, believe that it's their friend and has been for a long time. Despite not talking much, the Yams target constantly have conversations with this "friend" and only refers to the Yam as their "friend" and will never use a name or any other descriptor. People outside of the victims personal life may not notice anything, but anyone somewhat close to the target by relationship will notice the odd behaviours and not know anything of this "friend". But the Yam will refuse to elaborate, having the target always making up reasons and excuses for them, being extremely defensive. The Yam will live with the target, always following, always watching, never sleeping, but the target just won't realise. The Yam will drive its target to do reckless things till death, mostly including trying to kill them indirectly through supernatural means. Might as well tell you how to get rid of it, because it was an in Joke with friends back in College. How you get rid of the Yam is to simply get the target to directly refer to it by its name, "Yam". They can simply ask, "Is your name Yam?" and it'd work. Once the Yam hears and knows the target address they are Yam they will simply walk away and disappear. Very anti-climatically. "Haha, very funny, you tell the best jokes... Yam." and then the Yam will literally drop whatever it was doing and go away leaving the target confused. In this first call, failing it just has the caller go, "I knew it, you are all just jealous that I finally found a friend that understands me, that wants to talk to me. I don't need you, or them." Then the next Yam call has a red herring, The caller talks of noises from a closet, description sounding like a Kobold, which is correct, except. When he explains it, he says thing like, "Me and my friend noticed it the other week..." "My friend is scared, suggests we prepare to fight it, scare it off before it attacks us. I thought I'd call first." Failing this one by picking anything but "Yam" will cause the next call to be a different voice, "Hello there, the person you talked to can't get to the phone so I just wanted to say, thank you on his behalf. Thank you... friend. (Call ends)"
Gotta admire the balls of a game developer putting some of the best VA performances in the game as an indication of failure that you have a decent chance to never see. Some of them really sell the fear and/or sass. Thankyou for uploading this clean and concise compilation of all the clips.
Right?! I really like the game/concept and had fun during my first playthrough, but then I kinda felt punished for wanting to also hear the complaint calls. Anyhow, thanks so much for sitting through my nonsense!
4:20 I like to think David panicked and accidentally stepped on the slime residue, not getting attacked by the slug. He probably fell down the stair or something.
Honestly, -Clint- Edward's call was one of the most chilling. Hearing the long pause then the clattering with the angry troll was heartbreaking because you _know_ he died during that encounter.
@@yukikanno3403 They don't have a weakness to metal? It specifically says they're super durable and can bust through the roof of a house in seconds, do you think a shotgun is doing much?
I’m frankly surprised one creature that is literally never once used or mentioned in the story are the Kobolds. Given the fact they mimic wounded dogs and are said to be HIGHLY territorial, there was way more than enough to make a call with them. Imagine this; a caller first starts by saying their dog disappeared but they still hear whimpering from their basement, and while they were about to go down and check, they heard something weird about the whimper and immediately went back upstairs. Giving the wrong answer gives a consequence call where the caller goes down in a panic because the whimpering stopped and they were worried their “dog” was dead, only for the kobold to surprise attack the caller from behind before they even get out a scream, the line goes dead while the caller screams “Get off me!” before they scream and the tearing of flesh is heard. Implying the kobold pounced and got them to the ground before actually starting to attack. Amplifying the horror by implying that Kobolds are unlike most creatures, alarmingly smart, ie. the owner was set off by the kobold’s whimpering, so it stopped whimpering to lure them in. Then had the sense to surprise them and get them to the ground before starting to tear into the caller. Genuinely think there was wasted potential that they’re never once needed in the story.
I just realized after reading this comment, I understood why dorcha has no calls at all, because if you have a dorcha problem, you literally can't call anyone, you're already fucked.
Hanks, i think, is the funniest but most important one to fail for a beginner. It immediately tells the player that some fails will have the caller being injured and / or worse. Your fate is literally in their hands, and they can't go on with some of these issues without your help. Also, May calling just to cry for her son and then immediately hang up was oddly comedic
I think May was gonna complain that it didn't help find her son when she noticed his corpse and broke down, not bothering to hang up the call as she rushed to him.
Yeah, a lot of these get a lot less scary and a lot funnier when you remember that they had to go out of their way to call your number before getting attacked Also, I think Hank’s complaint is intentionally vaguely-worded so that you’ll fail it and get that learning opportunity.
I think it would be cool if there were secret "wrong" answers if you tell someone the incorrect thing but the instructions on how to prevent it were similar enough to where they still survived. For example, whistling fungi? Tell them to get out of the house by saying "Boggart" instead.
@@kennydarmawan13 Maybe something along the lines of "The people here... I don't know where I am but they say that they are my family. I don't recognize them at all! I stepped through this door frame and now I'm here, please, help me figure out what's going on!" (Memory Wisp) "They keep trying to claim me as one of their own, the info you sent me made sense about why I can't remember them even though all the portraits seem intact... They called a psychiatrist for me after telling them so, hopefully I'll be alright. Thanks for your help anyway." Or. "Do you hear that? The walls keep making this singing, whistling noise, and I know I'm not going insane because my roommate hears it too... We checked the smoke detector batteries, the TV, radio, everything but it won't stop. Can you find out what's happening?" (Boggart) "Hello? Can yo- *collapse* oh jeez... PHIL, YOU ALRIGHT? That was close, if it wasn't for your help, we would've probably been still in there, although the info didn't say anything about a building collapse... Thanks for the info anyways, keep doing what you are doing... now, time to call my parents to see if I can move in for a while... *distant* You have any ideas, Phil?"
@@kennydarmawan13well leaving the house of Fungi because you told them they have a Boggart wouldn’t change much because they never had anything that could chase them to begin with, but if they have a Boggart and you told them it’s just some Fungus in the corner or something then they could be at a motel next time they call you and make the mistake of giving the Boggart a name or identifying description, implying that they’re about to draw the thing to their location It’s either gotta be the fastest Boggart in history to do that or just a mere implication that you saved them for the moment but they fucked up due to bad info
I wonder if, for Jill, she did go to a parallel universe where she really was the daughter of another family or if the parallelism made her misremember their identities. What even is "parallelism" for her case?
That's what I'd like to know. Like is it that their brains recognize that they walked through a door, therefore they have to be in a different place surrounded by different people (even if nothing is actually different)? If it's that they're sent to a parallel universe, what happens to the version of themselves that they're replacing? Or does it just cause confusion? Tell me your secrets, game!!
@@playinghuman"perceived missing memories in the human who comes through the other side." My best bet is the doorway literally rewrites memories to your "better life," BUT you're hit with the realization that you aren't there. Jill's perfect family has been replaced by her "former" family, or rather, just memories of them.
You have no Idea how bad I wanted to find a video like this I searched it so long ago and now after forgetting the desire to hear all the wrong answers it pops in my home page god bless you 🙏
For me the most scariest call is actually Patty, just hearing how the call didn't even pick up and is just the voice saying "please try again later" indicating that she went through the portal and can never go back is scary
Damn these voice actors did a really fantastic job doing this. Makes it so real and more horrific events they face. Amd the tone of their voice. And make the characters humiliate you for making wrong choices. May scared the shit out of me, who ever played that role deserves an reward.
-oh shit my son is stuck in the tv, is slowly and painfully dying of malnutrition and there is nothing i can do to save him, wait hold on lemme call the guy who gave me the wrong instructions seconds while i grieve
I think she tried to call for help once more but panic and worries overcome her making her unable to say what she wants and just accidentally closed the call
And considering he startled a deflated troll (which I must tell you that trolls inflate back to its original size when STARTLED), yeah I can agree that things didn't end well for Edward
You know what i dont see a lot of people talking about? The leprechaun, the dad was in the room making a call and it STILL couldnt resist ripping a filling out of the kids mouth, vicous little monster.
awesome video! appreciate the fact that you left the original calls up before adding the complaint calls with the additional summary and proper answer added to it, thank you for the clips! ^_^
Thank you so much! It took an embarrassingly-long time for me to figure out you can click on the transcription to speed things up... If I had known that, I would have used still images to make it easier for people to pause and read if they want/need to 😭
You know, some of these callers don't seem to be in a position to call you back, and there is at least one confirmed case where a caller is DEFINITELY not in a position to call back. So who's calling back?
I think I generally accepted that complaint callers were the same person until Wanda called back. After Whiskers was taken, I figured either "corporate" killed her or her house collapsed from structural damage. Plus it seemed to take a while for her to call back. Then when she did call, I was extremely suspicious and started to wonder if the Fae replaced her with something...
I think the portals IS the main reason why all these creatures exists. We heard what happens when a person goes in, they're travel beyond the earthly plane, which is more likely where all these mythical creatures arrive. Based on how most of them can 1-shot a human, and how they never said you can use a firearm or weapon to get rid of them, they're also NOT natural looking, even if the natural ones DO look natural, they don't act like their regular, earthly counterparts, like the Spriggans being a literal plantimal (Plant and animal) as well as other creatures emitting effects that no REGULAR creatures do. The Portal's entry sort of explains it.
I am sure that being outside dangerous as well. These dangers just inhabit houses. If you remember, in one video, there was a missing person alert. It was actually about a boy chased down by false rose bush. Being outside is dangerous as being inside
With these hidden behind failure states I think it would be neat to have ‘Confirmation’ calls too, especially with some of the more hopeless/dangerous hazards-
While playing the game, I only got 5 wrong! 2 were from Sunday and the others were actual people. First - Mike: I thought it was carbon dioxide because of the mention of air vents. Second - Michelle: I thought mice at first but I decided to get Fracture Hobb. Third - Claire: The mention of rotting eggs and something in the kitchen made me think it was a Trash Gnome.
I love how some of the voice acting is amazing and then for some reason on other characters they have what sounds like teen girls voicing 40 year old dudes.
The child's teeth hurt because of the leprechaun stealing the braces right out of the mouth. That, and the heating has gone out because it's eaten the metal components.
@@hugofield1933 oooooh... I didn't think they were wearing braces, though I'm also not sure why their mouth was bleeding? as someone who has used braces I don't think that has ever happened to me even after I took half of them off
The point of those entries are to act as red herrings to try and throw off the player. For example, the Fae Feast caller describes a rotten egg scent coming from the kitchen, which is part of the Trash Gnome's entry and may trick the player into choosing the wrong one
In a better universe we'd already be playing HSH2, where you play one of hte "Removal Teams". Sort of an SCP/BPRD/MiB thing, but with this game's vision of a world choked by superstitious and household myth. One imagines that this change has to be relatively recent- not so new that (some?) authorities and caregivers are ignorant. The CDC seems to be reacting violently to the Fae Flu, understandably. But it can't be a generation old because there's no school classes teaching you stuff. That should be in FIRST GRADE man. Maths and Grammar don't mean JACK if an old microwave sucks you in and slowly, slowly kills you as you pound silently on the glass. Also, sadly this will massively multiply the trash culture, with people aggressively and impulsively cleaning out their houses. Once this knowledge becomes universal, we're going to see a lot of "anti-hoarders", people who fling any potential hobb-bait out into the street. Though a faint slver lining, maybe a few regular hoarders will be cured when the fae start inundating their home in used syringes.
@@playinghuman that’s what I originally thought. But after listening to the two calls, I would think we’d hear structure damage. Or the info on it would hint at it. I imagine it’s something mystical, because of how you shouldn’t stick around and find out. I also think because other structure damage problems can be resolved and normally not simply ran away from, it was more. Leaving the location might be to avoid the noise. Like it’s a countdown noise to something bigger. Like with how you shouldn’t kill moles.
@@playinghuman I also didn't think her groaning was from being caught under rubble. I'd guess the singing would end if the building collapsed though. I hope they make another one of this, with more explorations of what outcomes happen, even if it is a run that randomly selects 5 calls a day out of call out of 100+ different ones ordered by difficulty and you just played it enough to know all of them. But a gallery to unlock failed calls would be good if that's the case.
New custom thing ig The Watcher The Watcher is a tall, deformed humanoid creature that likes to watch people (duh), their common spots to cause their business is windows, homeowners will report not being able to sleep, the felt of being watched. DANGER: Sometimes, The Watcher likes to "take a closer look" on the homeowner, they will begin scratching at the door and get inside, your doom is inevitable, SOLUTION: if you are being stalked by The Watcher, close the curtains of the window, if The Watcher is trying to get inside, find a way to get out of the house immediately, if The Watcher gets inside, HIDE AND DO NOT FIGHT, if you are found, accept death.
You kept getting wrong answers when you played? Yeah, sometimes they try to trick you on stuff. 😭 A lot of it is reading the entries and looking for keywords that are also used in the calls.
I still love the fact 90% of the ways to deal with the dangers in this game is
“Just leave and don’t fuck with it, big dog.
That ain’t yo home anymore.”
😭😭
Damn, so bad that those who answer correctly all the time are loosing like 80% of all real horror
Yeah, it would be great if they could unlock the complaint calls for us to listen to after finishing the game or something
Even if you get the answer correct, the caller’s fate is sealed so you end up feeling helpless
How do you know that? @@nolamo1496
They kinda added a the option to hear the wrong calls by disabling dying in the game and going back to the days so
That False Artifact one actually got me tearing up hearing that woman cry about her dead son. That felt way too real
My mouth literally dropped when she started to call
That one actually made me cry when I was playing the game and clicked on the wrong answer thinking it was something else. I quit the game for a while
and the father with his toothless son. although i gotta say the movie reference gave it away.
@@WeaponXSigma you're FIRED!
Ik right also Rachels call too poor doggo ;-;
Can I just say I love that in the middle of all the strange and horrifying calls you get, randomly in the middle you have the curveball that is just Paul and his bed bug problem lmao.
I kinda wish the game had an 'intruder' entry
Many of the callers seem to think their problem is due to someone breaking in so it would be a great twist if one of the answers was just that
Ooh, that could've been a pretty good twist. It seems like most people call the police first, and the police can tell when it's actually a problem for HSH. But if they didn't call the police first, and now they're on hold with you, and by then it might already be too late to help? Yikes...
@@playinghuman on the topic of it being too late i think a potential great mechanic could be timed calls, the caller is currently in hiding from the entry and you have to figure out what it is before they get spotted and the timer runs out, could really make for some great intense moments of furiously reading the entries as fast as you can
@@gibbings5534 I'd probably need to turn that off in the accessibility settings if they did that 😭🤣 But it could really ramp up the horror in places 🤔
Another thing I think would be good is an option for nothing or transferring! Nothing could be for stuff like them complaining about faulty appliances which isn't a problem the HSH is needed for. As for transferring you could transfer to a higher up if someone has a clear issue and you don't have the proper info like if someone describes pink eyes and blooming (fae flu) but you don't have the info for it so you have to transfer them to someone like Carrol.
While not a bad idea for a game like this, I think that idea specifically betrays what HSH is going for as a game. All the entities are either direct pulls or consequences of celtic pagan folklore, and most of them already invade your house. To include a call where it's just a guy in their house makes it any other scary entity game, instead of the fantasy domestic horror about little guys ruining your life
You know what would be scarier (or more chilling) than all these calls?
A wrong call that THANKS the player.
You know, a call that's meant to tell you that you're doing something wrong ends up having a call that thanks the player for helping them.
The only threat for that would be something like an Evil Counterpart.
Well Jay was happy enough to live in malicious bliss at least, can’t think of anyone else who’d be happy to be tricked by fairies
@@saltedhorsemeat4843 That's hypnotism or the like. I meant a natural thanks, btw.
@@kennydarmawan13 then I suppose if someone just accepted they live with Hobbs now they could thank you, just leave some gifts as thanks every night or so and you got a nicer house because of it
Kind of like living with a spider that keeps the house fly-free except it’s like 3 feet tall and turns into a 7 foot tall hairy humanoid if it feels unappreciated
@@saltedhorsemeat4843 yeah but, they aint gonna be so thankful once the Hobb turns to a Gobbart...fuckin thing kills people so little as just being seen and/or getting called (meaning if the Hobb was given a name....once it turns....calling that name in the same room as it would make it just mollywop you)
I came up with a concept that works like a "False Friend" called a "Yam".
One of the draft calls I did, the caller talks about a "friend" that everyone keeps telling him is behaving odd but he doesn't know what they are talking about. That his "friend" has been living with him for weeks and they've know each other since pre-school. He does mention that they were listening out for a noise in the wall together.
Now, a Yam is a human creature that simply seems like a human, only lonely people are targeted, they also see it as a person more friendly and approachable, believe that it's their friend and has been for a long time. Despite not talking much, the Yams target constantly have conversations with this "friend" and only refers to the Yam as their "friend" and will never use a name or any other descriptor. People outside of the victims personal life may not notice anything, but anyone somewhat close to the target by relationship will notice the odd behaviours and not know anything of this "friend". But the Yam will refuse to elaborate, having the target always making up reasons and excuses for them, being extremely defensive. The Yam will live with the target, always following, always watching, never sleeping, but the target just won't realise.
The Yam will drive its target to do reckless things till death, mostly including trying to kill them indirectly through supernatural means.
Might as well tell you how to get rid of it, because it was an in Joke with friends back in College.
How you get rid of the Yam is to simply get the target to directly refer to it by its name, "Yam". They can simply ask, "Is your name Yam?" and it'd work. Once the Yam hears and knows the target address they are Yam they will simply walk away and disappear. Very anti-climatically. "Haha, very funny, you tell the best jokes... Yam." and then the Yam will literally drop whatever it was doing and go away leaving the target confused.
In this first call, failing it just has the caller go, "I knew it, you are all just jealous that I finally found a friend that understands me, that wants to talk to me. I don't need you, or them."
Then the next Yam call has a red herring,
The caller talks of noises from a closet, description sounding like a Kobold, which is correct, except. When he explains it, he says thing like, "Me and my friend noticed it the other week..." "My friend is scared, suggests we prepare to fight it, scare it off before it attacks us. I thought I'd call first."
Failing this one by picking anything but "Yam" will cause the next call to be a different voice,
"Hello there, the person you talked to can't get to the phone so I just wanted to say, thank you on his behalf. Thank you... friend. (Call ends)"
May's call is so heartbreaking, nothing hits more than hearing a mother's distrraught finding her son has been consumed by a false artifact.
@CosmicPower-oq8wrso annoying, happened to me last sunday
It's either that or the goddamn static ghost telepathy
happened to my buddy eric the other day
@CosmicPower-oq8wri don't think its just tvs that they can replicate. It does say any man made artifact.
@CosmicPower-oq8wr seeing as the kid heard it as bee sounds it could very well have been an antique nightstand that got 'em.
Gotta admire the balls of a game developer putting some of the best VA performances in the game as an indication of failure that you have a decent chance to never see. Some of them really sell the fear and/or sass.
Thankyou for uploading this clean and concise compilation of all the clips.
Right?! I really like the game/concept and had fun during my first playthrough, but then I kinda felt punished for wanting to also hear the complaint calls.
Anyhow, thanks so much for sitting through my nonsense!
If I recall, they're actors from a local theater, so that's why
u r a b 🐝
yeah props to may
dude, May's actor KILLED that performance, that was actually misery inducing
i didnt even realize that smart mice were people turned into mice for doing a terrible job
4:20 I like to think David panicked and accidentally stepped on the slime residue, not getting attacked by the slug. He probably fell down the stair or something.
Stair slugs are the best, they would never hurt anyone.
"Noooooooo- oh. Oh, you're, just a slug."
The Spriggan Call stands out the most to me due to how quick and disturbing it got since Howard just straight up dies on the phone before it hangs up
Also in Patrice's case, we know that her son turned into a tree, but we have no idea what he actually went through until we hear Howard's call.
Note to self, do not underestimate the Tree Man
Do they just gotta touch you to infect you?!
@@orgenriggen4568 Seems like it!
@@orgenriggen4568 Yes. Do it or no balls!
the sad part about patricia’s call, is i think her son got consumed by a sprigg tree and his mother never noticed
And just uses it to further demonize his hobbies. Mother of the year
May is easily the most haunting caller, especially if you get it wrong. Jules and Phil getting forcefully quarantined is pretty eerie too.
Honestly, -Clint- Edward's call was one of the most chilling. Hearing the long pause then the clattering with the angry troll was heartbreaking because you _know_ he died during that encounter.
am pretty sure edward killed the troll cuase guns are metal and the actual weakness they have is metal
@@yukikanno3403 They don't have a weakness to metal? It specifically says they're super durable and can bust through the roof of a house in seconds, do you think a shotgun is doing much?
I’m frankly surprised one creature that is literally never once used or mentioned in the story are the Kobolds. Given the fact they mimic wounded dogs and are said to be HIGHLY territorial, there was way more than enough to make a call with them.
Imagine this; a caller first starts by saying their dog disappeared but they still hear whimpering from their basement, and while they were about to go down and check, they heard something weird about the whimper and immediately went back upstairs. Giving the wrong answer gives a consequence call where the caller goes down in a panic because the whimpering stopped and they were worried their “dog” was dead, only for the kobold to surprise attack the caller from behind before they even get out a scream, the line goes dead while the caller screams “Get off me!” before they scream and the tearing of flesh is heard. Implying the kobold pounced and got them to the ground before actually starting to attack. Amplifying the horror by implying that Kobolds are unlike most creatures, alarmingly smart, ie. the owner was set off by the kobold’s whimpering, so it stopped whimpering to lure them in. Then had the sense to surprise them and get them to the ground before starting to tear into the caller.
Genuinely think there was wasted potential that they’re never once needed in the story.
Dang... This is actually good tho
I just realized after reading this comment, I understood why dorcha has no calls at all, because if you have a dorcha problem, you literally can't call anyone, you're already fucked.
Hanks, i think, is the funniest but most important one to fail for a beginner. It immediately tells the player that some fails will have the caller being injured and / or worse. Your fate is literally in their hands, and they can't go on with some of these issues without your help. Also, May calling just to cry for her son and then immediately hang up was oddly comedic
I think May was gonna complain that it didn't help find her son when she noticed his corpse and broke down, not bothering to hang up the call as she rushed to him.
uh well... I'm not sure about "comedic" per say
Yeah, a lot of these get a lot less scary and a lot funnier when you remember that they had to go out of their way to call your number before getting attacked
Also, I think Hank’s complaint is intentionally vaguely-worded so that you’ll fail it and get that learning opportunity.
I think it would be cool if there were secret "wrong" answers if you tell someone the incorrect thing but the instructions on how to prevent it were similar enough to where they still survived.
For example, whistling fungi? Tell them to get out of the house by saying "Boggart" instead.
Sounds pretty cool.
Do you have any idea what those secret wrong calls would sound/be like?
@@kennydarmawan13 Maybe something along the lines of "The people here... I don't know where I am but they say that they are my family. I don't recognize them at all! I stepped through this door frame and now I'm here, please, help me figure out what's going on!"
(Memory Wisp)
"They keep trying to claim me as one of their own, the info you sent me made sense about why I can't remember them even though all the portraits seem intact... They called a psychiatrist for me after telling them so, hopefully I'll be alright. Thanks for your help anyway."
Or. "Do you hear that? The walls keep making this singing, whistling noise, and I know I'm not going insane because my roommate hears it too... We checked the smoke detector batteries, the TV, radio, everything but it won't stop. Can you find out what's happening?"
(Boggart)
"Hello? Can yo- *collapse* oh jeez... PHIL, YOU ALRIGHT? That was close, if it wasn't for your help, we would've probably been still in there, although the info didn't say anything about a building collapse... Thanks for the info anyways, keep doing what you are doing... now, time to call my parents to see if I can move in for a while... *distant* You have any ideas, Phil?"
@@kennydarmawan13well leaving the house of Fungi because you told them they have a Boggart wouldn’t change much because they never had anything that could chase them to begin with, but if they have a Boggart and you told them it’s just some Fungus in the corner or something then they could be at a motel next time they call you and make the mistake of giving the Boggart a name or identifying description, implying that they’re about to draw the thing to their location
It’s either gotta be the fastest Boggart in history to do that or just a mere implication that you saved them for the moment but they fucked up due to bad info
@@saltedhorsemeat4843 lol
@@saltedhorsemeat4843 *Boggart on his way to beat Usain Bolt's record because a human saw him in 1993*
Living in this world would be so terrifying like everything seems to be dangerous even soap
I wonder if, for Jill, she did go to a parallel universe where she really was the daughter of another family or if the parallelism made her misremember their identities. What even is "parallelism" for her case?
That's what I'd like to know. Like is it that their brains recognize that they walked through a door, therefore they have to be in a different place surrounded by different people (even if nothing is actually different)? If it's that they're sent to a parallel universe, what happens to the version of themselves that they're replacing? Or does it just cause confusion?
Tell me your secrets, game!!
@@playinghuman"perceived missing memories in the human who comes through the other side." My best bet is the doorway literally rewrites memories to your "better life," BUT you're hit with the realization that you aren't there. Jill's perfect family has been replaced by her "former" family, or rather, just memories of them.
@@willowthywispOh that'd actually be pretty scary 🤔
I think it messes with their brains to forget everything and think that there in a bad area
It makes your brain think that it’s not their family
The Smart Mouse screaming kinda made my cat perk up, so yeah,, uuhhh, we should hide
You have no Idea how bad I wanted to find a video like this I searched it so long ago and now after forgetting the desire to hear all the wrong answers it pops in my home page god bless you 🙏
Thank you! Glad I could be of service!
I love how everyone is dieing getting sick being taken away and then theres Edward with a god dame shotgun.
edward is the only smart person there
@@yukikanno3403he still died because he was attacking a troll
@@neelimavaishnavi6520 Dam, he did the weakness right he just could have done it better
The wrong calls are actually scary sometimes, but the endings are kinda of a let down.
For me the most scariest call is actually Patty, just hearing how the call didn't even pick up and is just the voice saying "please try again later" indicating that she went through the portal and can never go back is scary
@@BitroUltraAltimated i thought it was actually kind of funny that phone companies had fail safe for if someone entered another dimension... some how
aww grace was so understanding
Kinda sad there wasn't much Boggart stuff
Alr the scary one was definitely Howard, the thing that got me was THE DANG KETCHUP EXPLODE
Damn these voice actors did a really fantastic job doing this. Makes it so real and more horrific events they face. Amd the tone of their voice. And make the characters humiliate you for making wrong choices. May scared the shit out of me, who ever played that role deserves an reward.
i appreciate the little commentary you give in-between clips, definitely spices it up
Wow, thank you! 😭 I assumed people would hate it but did it anyway 🤦
@@playinghumanNo it's good! I like the added context to the calls before hearing what happens if you don't help them.
-oh shit my son is stuck in the tv, is slowly and painfully dying of malnutrition and there is nothing i can do to save him, wait hold on lemme call the guy who gave me the wrong instructions seconds while i grieve
I think she tried to call for help once more but panic and worries overcome her making her unable to say what she wants and just accidentally closed the call
Ok the fact edward tried to SNEAK UP ON THE CREATURE IS A BIG NO NO, thats a troll and they're uh *ahem* 12 foot troll, so he definitely dead
And considering he startled a deflated troll (which I must tell you that trolls inflate back to its original size when STARTLED), yeah I can agree that things didn't end well for Edward
@@jackhgg313 but there weakness is metal or steel
You know what i dont see a lot of people talking about? The leprechaun, the dad was in the room making a call and it STILL couldnt resist ripping a filling out of the kids mouth, vicous little monster.
awesome video! appreciate the fact that you left the original calls up before adding the complaint calls with the additional summary and proper answer added to it, thank you for the clips! ^_^
Thank you so much!
It took an embarrassingly-long time for me to figure out you can click on the transcription to speed things up... If I had known that, I would have used still images to make it easier for people to pause and read if they want/need to 😭
You know, some of these callers don't seem to be in a position to call you back, and there is at least one confirmed case where a caller is DEFINITELY not in a position to call back. So who's calling back?
I think I generally accepted that complaint callers were the same person until Wanda called back.
After Whiskers was taken, I figured either "corporate" killed her or her house collapsed from structural damage. Plus it seemed to take a while for her to call back.
Then when she did call, I was extremely suspicious and started to wonder if the Fae replaced her with something...
I think the portals IS the main reason why all these creatures exists. We heard what happens when a person goes in, they're travel beyond the earthly plane, which is more likely where all these mythical creatures arrive. Based on how most of them can 1-shot a human, and how they never said you can use a firearm or weapon to get rid of them, they're also NOT natural looking, even if the natural ones DO look natural, they don't act like their regular, earthly counterparts, like the Spriggans being a literal plantimal (Plant and animal) as well as other creatures emitting effects that no REGULAR creatures do. The Portal's entry sort of explains it.
thank you soooo musch, i've been searching for this for a while
Ina world where your home is more dangerous than being outside
Lol if I found one of these problems like the spriggan I would move out immediately
I am sure that being outside dangerous as well. These dangers just inhabit houses. If you remember, in one video, there was a missing person alert. It was actually about a boy chased down by false rose bush. Being outside is dangerous as being inside
@@Veresk_ingI just go on a train and live there, no blanket no wine no beets just livin on a train
Awesome commentary on the various wrong answers. some of them definitely deserved imo O.O
With these hidden behind failure states I think it would be neat to have ‘Confirmation’ calls too, especially with some of the more hopeless/dangerous hazards-
Grace was the only one that actually said what she had
Thank you SOOO much for making this video! Been looking for this for a long time and you have delivered🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thanks so much for watching, I'm glad I could help!
While playing the game, I only got 5 wrong! 2 were from Sunday and the others were actual people.
First - Mike: I thought it was carbon dioxide because of the mention of air vents.
Second - Michelle: I thought mice at first but I decided to get Fracture Hobb.
Third - Claire: The mention of rotting eggs and something in the kitchen made me think it was a Trash Gnome.
any movie buffs will recognize the leprechaun and troll reference
Albert what a champ. Knows hes gonna die, but he has to try to be a good dad
Thanks for this video! I've already 100% it before watching this video, but I love that you put the correct answers for the calls : )
I love how some of the voice acting is amazing and then for some reason on other characters they have what sounds like teen girls voicing 40 year old dudes.
could someone please explain to me the case about Charles and his leprechaun problem? I have no idea how you were supposed to guess it was one
The child's teeth hurt because of the leprechaun stealing the braces right out of the mouth. That, and the heating has gone out because it's eaten the metal components.
@@hugofield1933 oooooh... I didn't think they were wearing braces, though I'm also not sure why their mouth was bleeding? as someone who has used braces I don't think that has ever happened to me even after I took half of them off
The child sounded pretty young, so they may have had metal fillings (since it was the '90s) and the leprechaun pulled those teeth out.
@@playinghuman that makes a lot of sense actually, thanks for the explanation :)
The thought of metal fillings being ripped right out made me seize up when I reached that conclusion
some of the entries dont have their own calls like dream weaver for example
i dont know if its cut content but still seems kind of a waste
The point of those entries are to act as red herrings to try and throw off the player. For example, the Fae Feast caller describes a rotten egg scent coming from the kitchen, which is part of the Trash Gnome's entry and may trick the player into choosing the wrong one
12:18 Holy crap Lois that thing bit my hand!
In a better universe we'd already be playing HSH2, where you play one of hte "Removal Teams". Sort of an SCP/BPRD/MiB thing, but with this game's vision of a world choked by superstitious and household myth. One imagines that this change has to be relatively recent- not so new that (some?) authorities and caregivers are ignorant. The CDC seems to be reacting violently to the Fae Flu, understandably. But it can't be a generation old because there's no school classes teaching you stuff. That should be in FIRST GRADE man. Maths and Grammar don't mean JACK if an old microwave sucks you in and slowly, slowly kills you as you pound silently on the glass. Also, sadly this will massively multiply the trash culture, with people aggressively and impulsively cleaning out their houses. Once this knowledge becomes universal, we're going to see a lot of "anti-hoarders", people who fling any potential hobb-bait out into the street. Though a faint slver lining, maybe a few regular hoarders will be cured when the fae start inundating their home in used syringes.
Hell yeah! I just finished this game, couldn't wait to hear all the wrong calls!! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Something about Mike's call really freaks me out
What happened to jay’s brother (by the sound it sounds like he got thrown into a wood chipper)
What if Jay's brother owned a wood chipper and was in the habit of committing crimes against plants? 🤔😱
o7 06:34, 07:52, 17:39 and 20:30. Mad respect to Grace for being so nice, we need more people like her. (Yes ik the game is fake people)
I want to know what happens when the Fungi sing.
Does your head explode or something?
I was thinking it means the infestation has spread to the point where the building is soon to collapse. 🤔
@@playinghuman that’s what I originally thought. But after listening to the two calls, I would think we’d hear structure damage. Or the info on it would hint at it.
I imagine it’s something mystical, because of how you shouldn’t stick around and find out. I also think because other structure damage problems can be resolved and normally not simply ran away from, it was more.
Leaving the location might be to avoid the noise. Like it’s a countdown noise to something bigger. Like with how you shouldn’t kill moles.
@@TheStrongVirusInteresting, I hadn't considered that. I just assumed the caller couldn't speak because she was caught underneath the rubble. 🤔
@@playinghuman I also didn't think her groaning was from being caught under rubble.
I'd guess the singing would end if the building collapsed though.
I hope they make another one of this, with more explorations of what outcomes happen, even if it is a run that randomly selects 5 calls a day out of call out of 100+ different ones ordered by difficulty and you just played it enough to know all of them.
But a gallery to unlock failed calls would be good if that's the case.
I figured that the mushrooms started rapidly growing inside of you, I not sure why, I just kinda did
Mabey dont buy a house build on the holy lands of the Fae's, its the same as living in a house ontop of a Indian burial ground
Its asking for trouble
This reminds me of Killer Frequency in the best way possible lol
Now that the dlc came out, can you do the failed calls for the dlc? It’s ok if you don’t want to tho
Can you do the dlc too?
New custom thing ig
The Watcher
The Watcher is a tall, deformed humanoid creature that likes to watch people (duh), their common spots to cause their business is windows, homeowners will report not being able to sleep, the felt of being watched.
DANGER: Sometimes, The Watcher likes to "take a closer look" on the homeowner, they will begin scratching at the door and get inside, your doom is inevitable,
SOLUTION: if you are being stalked by The Watcher, close the curtains of the window, if The Watcher is trying to get inside, find a way to get out of the house immediately, if The Watcher gets inside, HIDE AND DO NOT FIGHT, if you are found, accept death.
Thanks 👍
Thank you!
Get all wrong, i don't know what happened in the game what these things mean i would got around 0% or 20%
You kept getting wrong answers when you played? Yeah, sometimes they try to trick you on stuff. 😭 A lot of it is reading the entries and looking for keywords that are also used in the calls.