10 Times Video Games KNEW What You Were Trying To Do

Sometimes a game will predict your strange actions before you even try them.

Aloy VR source:

0:00 Intro
0:15 Number 10
1:43 Number 9
3:14 Number 8
4:46 Number 7
6:01 Number 6
7:09 Number 5
8:47 Number 4
10:42 Number 3
12:19 Number 2
13:36 Number 1

[gamerunner]

I remember, in assassin's creed origins, since I wanted some XP to lvl up, I kept killing guards and then died one time, and on the loading screen, a tip popped up, "take quests instead of killing innocent guards, they have families too you know", I felt guilty and never did that again lol

[thlvsngwrtr]

Here's a fun one: In Ghost of Tsushima, there are areas where you swing on certain points with a grappling hook. I found two areas that were essentially just a rope swing with a long drop into a lake. They made me so happy.

[cozymonk]

In Call of theMountain, it's not just Aloy, it's every character. I couldn't make it through a cutscene without messing with the NPCs because it was just so funny to watch them talk about such *super serious* stuff while I'm trying to poke their eyeball and they're just constantly squirming and giving me angry side-eye.

[snoookie]

Still not gonna get over this. Rockstar 2 made a game called RDR 2 where you spend most of the time riding a horse, looking forward. So some of the most insane moments in that game for me were when I randomly decided to look back.

There's this one thing that happened to me that I still haven't found someone talk about in the game. If you ride out far enough after these two cliffs somewhere around Valentine (iirc) and you look back at night, you'll see a shining light at the edge of one of the cliffs. With binoculars you're not gonna make it out. So if you decide to go back, to see what it is, at some point you'll see it's actually someone who is holding a lantern. But more interestingly, if you decide to keep going for the lantern, the person will quickly put the lantern away and ride off into the forest.

Once you go to the actual spot, there is nothing there. So clearly that NPC was somebody following you. And that's not even the best part about it. What's actually even creepier is at some point in the story you're bound to see a similar silhouette in the distance again. Just standing there, watching you and as soon as you decide to approach - immediately running away.

[KeyJOSH]

Another good one is Modern Warfare 2019's "Clean House" mission, where if you shoot the baby enough times, it straight up calls you out for being a psychopath

[MrRonGalvan]

I think my favorite is in Metal Gear 3. Killing Ocolot at any point in the game is a game over due to a 'Time Paradox' since he exists in the first game, and 3 is a prequel.

[IchrnEt]

In God of War Ragnarok, I like throwing the axe at the chime until the squirrel gets pissed off

[ranger_a]

In GTA5, play as Trevor (who creeps out everyone down town anyway) and follow a female on foot from fairly far away, like across a street. She will move away at a fast walk, then a trot, then a full out run, then you hear cops (but never see them), sirens, gunfire, everything lol.

[macnico]

15:08 "They all knew there were a lot of people who wanted to get 100% completion"

I know what you're trying to do...

[RenegadePandaZ]

Lollipop Chainsaw has a 0 point achievement for successfully looking up Juliet's skirt, which is actually incredibly difficult to do since she will change her stance and c block you if you try to rotate the camera in that way.

[extrashifty]

The entirety of Baldur's gate 3 is a we knew player would try that situation

[Cyrus_Milani]

0:15 Horizen VR Games and Player Nuisance
1:43 Fallout 4 USS Constitution
3:14 Blood Shower in Borderlands 3
4:46 Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem Puzzle Shooting
6:01 Resident Evil 4's Louise Interaction
7:09 Halo's Captain Killing
8:47 Doom 2016's Samuel Hayden
10:42 Elden Ring's Traps
12:19 selaco's Looking Glass Code
13:36 Yakuza 0 Yakuza's Erotic Videos

[jamesgoude]

Aloy is so used to getting hit on that bob and weaving the creeps is second nature

[TacoBelmont]

Mass Effect 2 and EDI's reaction when you shoot a probe at Uranus.

[jarondee]

Falcon is my favorite voice to hear on YT

[GhostNinja]

4:20 he complains it’s not fresh, not flesh🤣😭

[VendettaActivist]

I was like, "WTF" when Aloy reacted in Horizon: Call of the Mountain. The game was my first VR game. The experience was interesting, but I kept getting dizzy. Horizon is also one of my favorite franchises.

[Trowelhands]

You CAN shoot Samuel Hayden, but he's invulnerable and has a line stating "you're wasting your ammo"

[HalNordmann]

For the 0451 code, there is another neat subversion in Deathloop. If you try to input it into the first keypad in the game, the player character quips up: "Old habits die hard." And it even gives you an achievement

[isaacmclean]

The halo CE clip made me remember the good old halo three days playing co op with my best friend. We would get through the opening mission up until you get to the first base of operations with sergeant Johnson. Then spend literally hours just killing as many people as we could at the base and see how long we could survive, good times.