10 Craziest Out of Bounds Discoveries in Games - Part V

Sometimes you break out of bounds in a video game to discover something that looks like it was never meant to be found … this is why today we’re looking at 10 more out of bounds discoveries in video games, part V.

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Games featured (Spoilers)
Order and Chaos Online
Family Guy Back to the Multiverse
The Sims 2
BioShock
Dust an Elysian Tail
Star Wars Battlefront
Valorant
Guild Wars 2
Compound
NieR Replicant

Clips and References

NieR Replicant

Fan art by KandiTV

Official Clip Capturers: oddheader and Evan Hill.

Special thanks to Evan Hill, Hyachi, Jai_Heart, Mr. Nice Guy, Chief, TheShadow3dOne, RetroEnthusiasm, heyimfohru, Icential, and Carlmundo for their contributions to this video.

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Music From Oddheader:

[Dasy.pushr]

"And something that's definitely not a bitch, is skill share"

What a way to introduce a sponsor

[gennoveus]

Hello! COMPOUND dev here; thank you covering my game! And thanks for pronouncing my name correctly; most people (understandably) assume it's "muh-kech-nee" so respect for getting it right. As for the background story of the easter egg, the user called Diency who you mention as the second commenter in the video, was my first "superfan" and singly-handedly found dozens of bugs so I agreed to add a couple of easter eggs of his choice into the game. The wet floor sign was one of them. There is actually another one equally well hidden! BTW you don't need cheats to get to either of the easter eggs; there are proper super sneaky in-game ways to get there :D

[memphiskigga]

Order and chaos had holiday events where npc would wear Christmas costumes in the whispering island area the event was being held. There were also lottery based items you could try to get. My guess is that npc was just left over after the event ended

[LessThanKona]

My only problem with OddHeader, is I get really invested in his content and then the video ends.

[skullservant]

Crazy how almost everything featured on this channel is new to me, and when it isn’t he manages to provide new insight or opinions on it. And he gives credits for the discoverers so that’s way more than a lot of typical “creepy video game discoveries” channels can say.

[TheCyndicate]

I think I might know what's going on in Bioshock.

Every model has an index reference number. She has predetermined actions in that particular scene. I think they animated the scene first, then put copies of her in there for the shadows, but her copies started acting out the scene too, just some different starting points, causing chaos. Normally, you make a second character index slot for all characters that get a scene, in order to avoid issues like this. The cheapest & fastest way to fix it was to just load in another character to do the shadows, as long as the player couldn't see it.

[adamzielonka]

"And something that's definitely not a bitch is Skillshare"

ad read transition 10/10

[askaykeeners]

This is probably the only YouTuber i drop everything to watch

[madhagael]

The Droid in Jabba's palace is probably a reference to the "Assessment" room, aka the "Droid torture chamber" scene from episode 6. The droid model in question there is supposed to be CZ-4 (You can tell by the Chasis) Who was in a heap with its arm raised in a corner of the room in the movie.

[n-dingthericefarmer]

Now I'm gonna preface this by saying that this is just pure speculation with no evidence, but I think the out of bounds droid in Jabba's Palace could've possibly been an unused asset for an unfinished part of the map. Jabba's palace (in general Star Wars canon, not the game) has a torture chamber for droids, which could've been something the devs wanted to include but never got around to. If that's the case, then the droid is an asset the devs made and would've likely appeared in the room, maybe along with some droids actually being tortured. Again, just speculation but that's the first thing that popped into my mind.

EDIT: He's actually in BF2 being stretched at the northernmost command post.

[dranimations]

The worm with a top hat and cane is reminiscent of the chest burst alien in Spaceballs.

[zyxaqc]

The worm with the top hat and cane:
"Hello my baby, hello my honey, hello my ragtime gal!"

[booomer]

The OOB model in Dust is actually a snowman the devs had used to scale the statues in the distance. At least, that's what I remember when I read about it months back. Always nice to see that game get love.

[do]

"The Family Guy game community is..."

Is there really a Family Guy game community?

[rhiabloom]

As a fan of folklore, I love the Baba Yaga reference; and that you explained who Baba Yaga is instead of saying something like she’s the Russian boogyman.

[snatan]

Would you believe I played the sims 2 for YEARS, with that as one of my favorite lots, and I never knew there was lore to it? I guess you do learn something new everyday. Thanks dude

[CourtneyCoulson]

My favourite video game mystery is still that one where there was a floating platform and people would try to build structures to reach it. Can't remember what game that was, but the fact that a kind of cult developed around this phenomenon was fascinating. It's a study of human psychology in microcosm.

[VMadnezzYT]

I think we can all agree that this is one of the best series on youtube

[CitrusBlitz]

Oh, Guild Wars 2 has a lot of other interesting OOB discoveries, hehe. Also, you can get to the portal with a flying mount easily, of course it still doesn't work and you only get to see the edge of the map

[wanderingswampbeast]

So the model in Battlefront is likely a protocol droid being tortured that just never got finished. Jabba has an entire room dedicated to torturing droids in Return of the Jedi, so you likely arent too far off from a chained up C3PO.