What about the other Bioshocks? Pretty sure the Insect Swarm Plasmid turns your hands into literal beehives. I'll let you guess where the bees come out of. (Hint: It's probably your hands.)
I love the surprise appearance of Pokemon Magazine. I also love all the laughter behind the camera with the first person hand acting and all. I admit with BioShock Infinite I was thinking primarily of when Booker gets his hand stabbed, because I'd somehow forgotten the animations for each vigor, and this is despite playing through Infinite many times on various difficulties (it's one of my favorite games of all time).
fun fact: there's a german children's book called Der Struwwelpeter and the outlast bit in this video very much reminded me of one of the stories in it. In the story Konrad gets told by his mum to stop sucking his thumbs, warning that if he kept doing it, a tailor would come and cut off his thumbs - so once his mum leaves the house and he puts his thumb into his mouth that's exactly what happens. The tailor barges in with comically large scissors and bam, no more thumbs to suck.
Okay, I don't know if this has been said already, but you remember that part in Resi 8 where you first get caught by vamp lady? The part where are hung on meat hooks? By your hands? And then proceed to *rip your hands in half* to get off!? 100x more unsettling than when his hand was cut off and I'm disappointed that it wasn't in the vid
Agreed, that's part of the reason his hand being cut off like that is so amusing. At that point you're like "welp that happened" because his hands have gone through far worse than a clean cut.
There's also a scene like that in Outlast 2 where you get crucified and you need to rip your hands apart to get unstuck from the nails in your hands. It's even worse in Outlast 2, though, because you can't just pour magic healing liquid on your hands or get possessed by mould to fix it. You have to live with that.
I don't want to add another spoiler, but in the end, how that Ethan also fixes his jacket while reattaching his arms is actually explained in the story. It's not just some weird game mechanic, but it actually is a hint on who (or what) he is.
Fun fact about bees: Depending on the species, they can be detrimental rather than beneficial to pollination. For instance, in my native Ohio, European Honey Bees have shrunk local pollinator populations to such a degree that it's harmful to the environment. This is because local prairie pollinators are more efficient at pollinating plants in their biome whereas invasive species like the honey bee fight them for resources, pollinate less efficiently, and directly kill the locals in tiny turf wars. Save the bees, absolutely; however, spare a care for the genocide the honey bee has wreaked on the humble bumble in the name of human profit.
European Yellow Jackets are weird tho They polinate, but they're also predators. Yet they're also hunted by Honeybees? And preyed upon by ants? but they're completely chill if you just let them crawl all over you? And they also have an understanding of facial recognition? They remember your face and inform the hive if you're friend or foe?? AND THEY CAN BE PETS?!?! WHAT ARE THESE INSECTS EVEN PLAYING AT HERE!?!??!
Yeah and all the 'save the bees' campaigns are only geared towards putting more European honey bees into human care, none of them are dealing with preserving wild bees. It's actually a massive problem.
I find Resident Evil Village usage of Ethan's hands very interesting because of the twist at the end. A strange game mechanic turns into something plot driven and I find that very interesting
I sure hope there's a commenter's edition for this one, because not including RE7's blackjack mode from the DLC is an actual crime. It's horrible for every hand you loose AND when you win.
The best part of Outlast's finger scene is that if you had vibration activated, it would vibrate in the respective side of the controller to make it feel even more real
Ellen commentary on Cyberpunk is the whole point of the setting, what defines humanity and consciousness and how far can you go before losing your humanity and sense of self
I loved using the Mantis Blades in Cyberpunk 2077. Based on all of the mechanical stuff, I'm wagering it's not very painful to have them extend or retract.
Given that there's a in-game review on one of the TV channels for a skin upgrade where they hold a flaming blowtorch to the presenter's skin and she barely feels it... Yeah, *none* of that arm has real human skin at this point, and it's just unfolding out of the machine that's now your arm.
Yeah, they were great. When the spoiler warning for Cyberpunk came, I was scratching my head as to what weird arm thing I missed. Didn't even think someone could find the mantis blades gross, but I guess it makes sense.
I guess for some people they hit the Uncanny Valley. I find them weirdly elegant. So much so that I ported them into the Cyberpunk Pen & Paper. Also, to answer the other questions: Mantis blades can only be implanted in Cyberarms, and the skin is artificial and called RealSkin [TM]. Pain receptors can be disabled. (The trauma of being ablaze however can't.)
Maybe I am the weird one, but the mantis blades didn't seem remotely gross to me. I had them equipped for much of my playthrough and when you warned about Cyberpunk spoilers, I honestly thought: ah probably some side mission I missed, nothing gross ever happened to my arms.
I was in the shower while listening to Ellen explain that bit, and I imagined something wayyyy more gruesome than the actual thing when I saw it I imagined scythes unfolding from the underside of the player’s arms, which look very much humanlike and not cybernetic like in the game
Great video! small correction, though: The guy who slices your finger off isnt Wernicke, he's a former white-collar employee named Richard Traeger (also, unsurprisingly- not a doctor!)
I knew I wasn’t crazy Also I love the journal entry after he gets crushed in between the lift and the floor, “how to make Trager juice. Step 1 squeeze”
Potentially important note: if you lose a finger or some such and want to save it to potentially reattach it, DO NOT put it on ice! Ice is cold , cold enough in fact to do damage to your cells, potentially killing them. What you want to do is wrap the removed part of you in a warm, damp cloth to keep it moisturized and WARM.
Keep it moist, yes. Warm-NO. That will speed up decomposition. Instead, DON'T put it directly on ice because yes it will freeze the cells and damage them further. What you DO want to do is use a moist sterile dressing to wrap it up and put it in a clean plastic bag and THEN put that bag in a bag with ice. The other bag and dressing act as insulation to prevent the freezing of the tissues whilst allowing them to keep moist and cool to slow down cell death Source: first aid instructor for 4 years and wannabe med student lol
not only "damage" but straight out destroy, at least from my very small knowledge of a normal human who doesn't know crap about the human body, blood is a liquid (wow) and liquids when frozen aren't exactly flowing through and might get stuck and basically destroy every of your big and small veins in your finger, from the ones you can see through the skin to the microscopic ones, which I think it is kinda too much for any doctor or machine to "fix"
Uh, no. You wrap it in DRY cloth, then put it in a waterproof bag, and then put it on ice. You simply don't want the ice directly touching the tissues because that is a level of cold that does damage. A little insulation goes a long way. This is what we do on ambulances when we can find the part that got amputated. Warmth promotes bacterial growth and thus decomposition. You still want to keep it cold, just not frozen. The ONLY time you use a wet compress is for eviscerations, because organs are meant to be wet. Why do you think we put organs in ice boxes? Don't give bad medical advice, it's dangerous as shit. I don't even know how you got warm. A cursory google search is enough to prove that wrong.
@@RU_HKR why do you people think it's only frozen cold or room temperature? You do realize there's a temperature between that right? Take it from an EMT, this person is wrong.
I'm surprised that heavy rain isn't on this list, it's even worse since you have to force Ethan to cut his finger off yourself with QTEs and choose the tools to do so! Also funny that there's at least 2 videogame Ethan's with hand trauma.
Ethan's forays into RE should have really had the subtitle of 'Ethan's Incrediby Bad Hand Day'. Poor guy just couldn't catch a break. Arm trauma was definitely the theme of the day tho, with seven's prologue getting grabbed and stabbed by a robotic clown and Jack doing some dinner chopping to his crazy son. Maybe, uhh, someone should go check on the devs? Are the crunch conditions a little more... severe than usual over there?
I think it's probably easier to count the Vigor effects that aren't horrifying. Moment of silence for all the trypophobic players that weren't forewarned about Undertow
BioShock 1's bees vigor... Was by far my favorite vigor of the game, if I'm being honest, but seeing the bees crawling in and out and all over your hand every time you used it was WAY worse than watching your fingers melt once.
Im gunna have to say about both the bioshock 1 plasmid injections (even when just equiped, like god, having large ice crystals or a hornet hive coming out your hand must be pretty bad) and farcry 2's healing animations, thoes ones (in my oppinions, are way better than infinate and farcry 4's) Edit, aswell as resident evil 7's brutal 21 dlc
Re Mantis Blades: They get implanted in artificial arms, the skin is RealSkin [TM], and if you're afraid of accidentally cutting off your junk, you can replace that with a modular Mr. Studd [TM]. Brave New World indeed.
5:10 I actually had a similar experience when I first fought Godrick the Grafted and got him to phase 2. I was genuinely laughing and then laughing nervously for that cut scene. But he still went down first try. I love that little runt for some reason.
Let’s be perfectly honest here, this list could have literally been nothing but Ethan Winters getting his left hand chainsawed off by his waifu, getting the same hand bitten by a werewolf who removes two fingers, and this right hand being sliced off by everyone’s favorite VILF and it would be perfect xD
In cyberpunk, I found the gorilla arms a lot more hard to to deal with than the mantis blades. Opening a body-locked door with those equipped is an experience.
Wasn't the outlast guy "Dr." Trager (however you spell it). I put "Dr." In quotation because he was just some CEO or something that was actually insane and the shit going on in the asylum made him finally act out his insanity? I've only seen playthroughs so I'm not certain but I do know that Wernicke was the old man in the end of the game who was responsible for the entire fiasco. Small nitpick for an otherwise amazing video.
Yeah, was gonna mention this myself - the hand-choppy guy is Trager. Wernicke is later on. Saw a playthrough of this some years ago, because sod playing it myself :D
IDK cause all I know is that this the Doctor in the video is the only thing that scared Conan O’brien when he did the PC Horror game edition of Clueless Gamer xD
I’ll see your “swatting bees off your arms” in Far Cry and raise you your arm becoming a beehive in Bioshock, to the dismay of people with trypophobia everywhere.
If I remember correctly, in one of the trailers for the first Bioshock, the character gets a drill through the hand, then turns said hand into a bee hive.
Oh gods, the clip "Far Cry" with thumb realignment is back... almost managed to forget about it since the last video it was in- and it serves as an warm-up act! I get a feeling this list might be a challenge to get through... On the other hand (hehe), I'm always happy to see another video from you lot:)
Not a hand animation, but the worst first-person thing happening to the player for me is the lobotomy scene in Bioshock Infinite's Burial at Sea Episode 2. The sound and visuals make it just an absolutely uncomfortable experience.
Even my eyes start to hurt just by watching that moment. Geez, hope the fourth game doesn't have a similarly horrifying experience like that, even if it's feet tickling.
I think some of the most traumatizing first person hand injuries in my memory are in SOMA, bit of Ethan Winters dis-arming and some Half Life Alyx "should I really put my arm in there?"
I am willing to bet Ethan Winters jacket growing back is going to be a plot point in the future. It actually even makes sense when you consider RE8s finale.
Spin off video: 7 most shocking things that happened to Ethans hands in first personl Slashed by kitchen knife - RE7 Impaled by screwdriver - RE7 Chainsaw'd off - RE7 Re-Attached by staples - RE7 Cut on Barbed wire - RE8 Fingers bitten off - RE8 Sliced off by 9ft woman - RE8
"Before going into a pseudo intellectual monologue that is more tedious than getting stuck talking to a 1st year philosophy student at a house party" ... I mean, Luke would know 😂 just trying to imagine the visual
I think all the vigors after Devil's Kiss pretty much count. Not gonna forget letting my guard down for Bucking Bronco. "It's just super strength or something, no elements or crows to mess my hands up!" I thought, before Booker's blood rose through his skin, that skin cracked and split apart, and his skin bubbled with unstable mutated flesh.
I saw Bioshock in the spoiler list and thought "getting stabbed isn't really a big deal, why's this here?" It wasn't until I got to the segment and saw the Vigors again that I realised I had those memories suppressed all these years. Welp, time to suppress again.
In The Summoner, you thrust your hand into a magically hot furnace, ostensibly to destroy the demons inhabiting the rings you're wearing, though it instead burns your hand clean off and frees the demons because it turns out they were manipulating you to do it. It's a 3rd person game, but I think that's in cutscene
What about the first time you witness the Kharaa virus manifest all over your body in Subnautica? If vomit inducing green pustules weren’t enough, you have to listen to a spine tingling heartbeat sound effect as it happens.
This video made me seek out who played Serial Killer X in Condemned; it's Peter Jacobs, but I honestly thought it was George Burza for a bit, because SKX sounded so much like Beast from the 90's X-Men animated series.
Correction for the Outlast entry guys, that's not Dr. Wernicke, the one you're talking about and showing on screen is the man, the legend, the insane doctor Richard Trager.
Also really tame, compared to the entries on this list, but in the Dawnguard DLC for Skyrim, your character gets their hand impaled from a button they have to press in order to start doing a puzzle to release Serana.
Subnautica. Late in the game, when your helpful PDA with the soothing calming female voice warns you that it detects foreign bacteria in your body and advises that you self-scan with your handy scanner tool, upon doing so, you are treated to an animation where your character looks at his hands in shock as gross green pustules are now growing on your hands, just like you've seen them on various fish now and then. They've somehow grown _through_ whatever scuba gear you're currently wearing, even! But hey, the game takes pity on you, and near the end of the game, treats you to another cutscene involving your hands, this time you stick your hands in goop that looks a lot like glowing excrement and said green pustules melt away and your character admires his now-clean hands. Also, there's the part where an alien machine jabs a pencil-sized spike into your wrist to check if you have the disease while you try to shut the gun tower down that shot your ship down at the start of the game so you can leave the planet safely. Go there before getting cured and you'll have to do it twice, and the second time your character tries to dodge the stabs but the alien computer tricks you and stabs you anyway.
It's not the nastiest injury on the list, but the one that always hits me hardest is that horrible six-inch splinter going through Ajay's fingertip in Far Cry 4. There's something about the length and sharpness that just makes me shudder everytime. Plus the way he has to slide it out so delicately to avoid making a bad situation even worse.
Also, the bit in the early game of Cyberpunk 2077 where you're in Viktors chair watching this machine cut and slice at your hand and you're just there chilling chatting to the bloke
That Outlast scene with Richard Trager always gets me, probably because he kept going back & forth, choosing the right tool to mess with your fingers. And of course, he had to go with the longest one that sits on a urinal.
I’m commenting before watching the video, but Subnautica (the first one, anyway) has a couple scenes where the player character’s hand is stabbed clean through by a scanner of extraterrestrial make. If I recall, your character gets angry the second time, and punches the machine
If it helps any, for the Mantis Blades, they probably amputated your entire arms and replaced it with prosthetics. Assuming that wasn't already done to V, since they have a sub-dermal implant used to directly plug into terminals to begin with at the start of the game, and at least partial hand prosthetics installed near the start when Victor gives V their first bit of cyberware.
You forgot about Subnautica. Near the end of the game you get fully infected with the bacterium and you can see big green blisters on your hands. It looks really gross
No mention of Bioshock? Injecting the plasmids is bad enough but imagine walking around with bees constantly coming out of ur hands that they now use as a hive?
i really enjoy in COD MW2 campaign remastered how they added a button to inspect wepon and if you use it in a mission without a gun the character plays rock paper sissors with themself
The Arm augmentations in Cyberpunk are more like replacing your forearms with the Parts instead of inserting them... like stroggification only with consent....
I once had these awful wrist seams in Skyrim when switching to first person. A few mod updates cleared that up, although sometimes my sleeves still change colour switching to first person depending on what I'm wearing I know Ellen hates spiders, and loves Spider-Man, but I didn't know she hates bees too. I'm not too fond of bees myself In The Witcher 3 I notice when Regis heals his outfit does too, you could probably do an entire video on healing clothing lol 😝
In cyberpunk I had the same experience: mounting the mantis blades and seeing my arms in the cutscenes made me suddenly realize I had replaced all my body with plastic, metal and electronics, and I wished to be able to play without doing that at all (at the start you replace your eyes and a piece of hand
What comes to mind for me is the upgrade process in "The Persistence." Every time you upgrade your body, a machine jams a huge needle into the heel of each hand.
there's two bits in subnautica that come to mind: when you first get to the quarantine enforcement platform, try to turn it off, and it fucking stabs you through your scuba glove, and then later in the research lab when you pull off your glove and see that you're infected.
The severing of Ethan's hand may be the more iconic one. But I personally find the scene where he is hung on hooks and subsequently frees himself much more painful to watch.
I knew as soon as I clicked on the video, that Ethan from Resident Evil was going to be on here. Never played RE8 but wow, Ethan's hands just can't catch a break.
Should I be worried that none of the ones that Ellen talked about even slightly upset me, I was all "ooh I love bees!" and "those blades look very convenient, I want them!"
If you're happy and you know it, keep your video game hands in your pockets so that no villain can cut them off or anything...
I'd give two thumbs up if I'd received this advice sooner.
Should have told Ethan this before he had is hand cut off. Alternatively maybe the real advice is to keep first aid fluid on you at all times.
That is sports producer propaganda, you will not make me participate in a Mexican Wave.
thnx hadto write this with nse, hands carred
What about the other Bioshocks? Pretty sure the Insect Swarm Plasmid turns your hands into literal beehives.
I'll let you guess where the bees come out of. (Hint: It's probably your hands.)
I love the surprise appearance of Pokemon Magazine. I also love all the laughter behind the camera with the first person hand acting and all.
I admit with BioShock Infinite I was thinking primarily of when Booker gets his hand stabbed, because I'd somehow forgotten the animations for each vigor, and this is despite playing through Infinite many times on various difficulties (it's one of my favorite games of all time).
He wasn't fair this time though, he normally tells us who publishes it :-P
@@blazebane9995 Very true. After all, it only seems fair to mention Immediate Media.
fun fact: there's a german children's book called Der Struwwelpeter and the outlast bit in this video very much reminded me of one of the stories in it. In the story Konrad gets told by his mum to stop sucking his thumbs, warning that if he kept doing it, a tailor would come and cut off his thumbs - so once his mum leaves the house and he puts his thumb into his mouth that's exactly what happens. The tailor barges in with comically large scissors and bam, no more thumbs to suck.
Ahhh yes Der Struwwelpeter....traumatizing people since early childhood
Got that book, in German, when I had no idea what it said. The plot made no sense, but the trauma is perfectly captured in the pictures
I can't remember if it's American Dad or Family Guy but one of them uses that story as a demonstration of your standard German children's story.
I onestly thought family guy made that up
There's a rather good stage production of this under it's English title, "Shock-Headed Peter". Music by the Tiger Lillies. Worth checking out.
Okay, I don't know if this has been said already, but you remember that part in Resi 8 where you first get caught by vamp lady? The part where are hung on meat hooks? By your hands? And then proceed to *rip your hands in half* to get off!?
100x more unsettling than when his hand was cut off and I'm disappointed that it wasn't in the vid
Agreed, that's part of the reason his hand being cut off like that is so amusing. At that point you're like "welp that happened" because his hands have gone through far worse than a clean cut.
There's also a scene like that in Outlast 2 where you get crucified and you need to rip your hands apart to get unstuck from the nails in your hands. It's even worse in Outlast 2, though, because you can't just pour magic healing liquid on your hands or get possessed by mould to fix it. You have to live with that.
I feel like Ethan is going to be in a lot of these...that poor guy has a lot of things happen to his poor hands
Good thing RE is into hand mutilation as a horror thing and parasites creeping into orifices or eye gouging.
@@SporeTres ... oh no
The good thing is...
*SPOILER*
he's pretty much immortal so can't be all too bad ;)
"Filthy man hands?" Jesus Capcom, it's like being harassed by Twitter 🤢
@@CrazeeAdam But he can still feel Pain.
I don't want to add another spoiler, but in the end, how that Ethan also fixes his jacket while reattaching his arms is actually explained in the story. It's not just some weird game mechanic, but it actually is a hint on who (or what) he is.
Fun fact about bees:
Depending on the species, they can be detrimental rather than beneficial to pollination. For instance, in my native Ohio, European Honey Bees have shrunk local pollinator populations to such a degree that it's harmful to the environment. This is because local prairie pollinators are more efficient at pollinating plants in their biome whereas invasive species like the honey bee fight them for resources, pollinate less efficiently, and directly kill the locals in tiny turf wars.
Save the bees, absolutely; however, spare a care for the genocide the honey bee has wreaked on the humble bumble in the name of human profit.
I'm starting to think save the bees was created as a way to preserve honey production.
The issue with that isn't Bee's per se but invasive species.
European Yellow Jackets are weird tho
They polinate, but they're also predators.
Yet they're also hunted by Honeybees?
And preyed upon by ants?
but they're completely chill if you just let them crawl all over you?
And they also have an understanding of facial recognition?
They remember your face and inform the hive if you're friend or foe??
AND THEY CAN BE PETS?!?!
WHAT ARE THESE INSECTS EVEN PLAYING AT HERE!?!??!
@@DaRadicalCavy Issue is, Honey Bees _ARE_ invasive. They're only native to Europe.
Yeah and all the 'save the bees' campaigns are only geared towards putting more European honey bees into human care, none of them are dealing with preserving wild bees. It's actually a massive problem.
"And with a sizeable American upgrade." For a second there Ellen I was afraid you were going to say they had guns. Which sounds absolutely terrifying.
Beebee guns?
Dogs with bees in their mouths so when they bark they shoot bees at you.
@@TheVagabond7 Best reference.
(Dodonpatchi intensifies)
@@lizardguyNA bee-utiful pun work
I find Resident Evil Village usage of Ethan's hands very interesting because of the twist at the end. A strange game mechanic turns into something plot driven and I find that very interesting
I sure hope there's a commenter's edition for this one, because not including RE7's blackjack mode from the DLC is an actual crime. It's horrible for every hand you loose AND when you win.
was that a hand pun
"Aaaaaaaaaah...my f*cking fingeeeers!"
Gotta give a hand to the Outside Xtra crew for braving this material.
hah a dismembered one?
@@InFmouseGmer-wk8in I meant a round of applause but if you have a spare dismembered hand laying around...
Someone had to get a hand on the situation
Boo!
They really went mano a mano with some challenging games here.
The best part of Outlast's finger scene is that if you had vibration activated, it would vibrate in the respective side of the controller to make it feel even more real
Ellen commentary on Cyberpunk is the whole point of the setting, what defines humanity and consciousness and how far can you go before losing your humanity and sense of self
I love how it takes ethan a good second to realise that his hand is severed.
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug. Also, mold powers.
@@shotgunshells2 especially the mold powers. I honestly wonder if he feels pain some times.
Truth in television.
@@shotgunshells2 Also shock. Something that devastating occurs it generally takes the brain a bit to fully rationalize that it has, indeed, happened.
It's like that moment between when the coyote runs off a cliff and he plummets to the ground below.
I loved using the Mantis Blades in Cyberpunk 2077. Based on all of the mechanical stuff, I'm wagering it's not very painful to have them extend or retract.
They don't protrude from the skin at all, the arm unfolds mechanically, doesn't it?
Given that there's a in-game review on one of the TV channels for a skin upgrade where they hold a flaming blowtorch to the presenter's skin and she barely feels it...
Yeah, *none* of that arm has real human skin at this point, and it's just unfolding out of the machine that's now your arm.
Yeah, they were great. When the spoiler warning for Cyberpunk came, I was scratching my head as to what weird arm thing I missed. Didn't even think someone could find the mantis blades gross, but I guess it makes sense.
I guess for some people they hit the Uncanny Valley. I find them weirdly elegant. So much so that I ported them into the Cyberpunk Pen & Paper.
Also, to answer the other questions: Mantis blades can only be implanted in Cyberarms, and the skin is artificial and called RealSkin [TM]. Pain receptors can be disabled. (The trauma of being ablaze however can't.)
Its most likely synthetic skin.
And they are my favorite.
Maybe I am the weird one, but the mantis blades didn't seem remotely gross to me. I had them equipped for much of my playthrough and when you warned about Cyberpunk spoilers, I honestly thought: ah probably some side mission I missed, nothing gross ever happened to my arms.
They're a whole prosthetic arm replacement, right?
I was in the shower while listening to Ellen explain that bit, and I imagined something wayyyy more gruesome than the actual thing when I saw it
I imagined scythes unfolding from the underside of the player’s arms, which look very much humanlike and not cybernetic like in the game
13:25 It's Trager, Richard Trager. Vernicke is the old Dude near the end of the Game in the Wheelchair, who Billy won't let die.
YES, thank you. Literally came to the comments section to say this.
Great video! small correction, though: The guy who slices your finger off isnt Wernicke, he's a former white-collar employee named Richard Traeger (also, unsurprisingly- not a doctor!)
Yep, I was just about to say. Good catch!
I knew I wasn’t crazy
Also I love the journal entry after he gets crushed in between the lift and the floor, “how to make Trager juice. Step 1 squeeze”
Potentially important note: if you lose a finger or some such and want to save it to potentially reattach it, DO NOT put it on ice! Ice is cold , cold enough in fact to do damage to your cells, potentially killing them. What you want to do is wrap the removed part of you in a warm, damp cloth to keep it moisturized and WARM.
Whose the idiot who popularized the keep severed digits cold thing in media?
Keep it moist, yes. Warm-NO. That will speed up decomposition. Instead, DON'T put it directly on ice because yes it will freeze the cells and damage them further.
What you DO want to do is use a moist sterile dressing to wrap it up and put it in a clean plastic bag and THEN put that bag in a bag with ice. The other bag and dressing act as insulation to prevent the freezing of the tissues whilst allowing them to keep moist and cool to slow down cell death
Source: first aid instructor for 4 years and wannabe med student lol
not only "damage" but straight out destroy, at least from my very small knowledge of a normal human who doesn't know crap about the human body, blood is a liquid (wow) and liquids when frozen aren't exactly flowing through and might get stuck and basically destroy every of your big and small veins in your finger, from the ones you can see through the skin to the microscopic ones, which I think it is kinda too much for any doctor or machine to "fix"
Uh, no. You wrap it in DRY cloth, then put it in a waterproof bag, and then put it on ice. You simply don't want the ice directly touching the tissues because that is a level of cold that does damage. A little insulation goes a long way. This is what we do on ambulances when we can find the part that got amputated.
Warmth promotes bacterial growth and thus decomposition. You still want to keep it cold, just not frozen.
The ONLY time you use a wet compress is for eviscerations, because organs are meant to be wet.
Why do you think we put organs in ice boxes?
Don't give bad medical advice, it's dangerous as shit. I don't even know how you got warm. A cursory google search is enough to prove that wrong.
@@RU_HKR why do you people think it's only frozen cold or room temperature? You do realize there's a temperature between that right?
Take it from an EMT, this person is wrong.
I'm surprised that heavy rain isn't on this list, it's even worse since you have to force Ethan to cut his finger off yourself with QTEs and choose the tools to do so! Also funny that there's at least 2 videogame Ethan's with hand trauma.
*three
Heavy Rain isn't first-person, though
@@RJDavePhin oh yeah😂 I'm dumb😂😂
@@LunaBeth97 I like how they said 3 to include the Ethan you mentioned despite him not being eligible for this list! Was kind of them!
@@amyschildgamerlive4519 My name is Ethan and now I am afraid for my hands. Best invest in cybernetics you know just in case...
Ethan's forays into RE should have really had the subtitle of 'Ethan's Incrediby Bad Hand Day'. Poor guy just couldn't catch a break.
Arm trauma was definitely the theme of the day tho, with seven's prologue getting grabbed and stabbed by a robotic clown and Jack doing some dinner chopping to his crazy son.
Maybe, uhh, someone should go check on the devs? Are the crunch conditions a little more... severe than usual over there?
It’s easy to miss, but sometimes when booker raises his hands into view, you can see the vigor effects still playing out
I always loved that, it was such a cool touch
I think it's probably easier to count the Vigor effects that aren't horrifying. Moment of silence for all the trypophobic players that weren't forewarned about Undertow
BioShock 1's bees vigor... Was by far my favorite vigor of the game, if I'm being honest, but seeing the bees crawling in and out and all over your hand every time you used it was WAY worse than watching your fingers melt once.
Im gunna have to say about both the bioshock 1 plasmid injections (even when just equiped, like god, having large ice crystals or a hornet hive coming out your hand must be pretty bad) and farcry 2's healing animations, thoes ones (in my oppinions, are way better than infinate and farcry 4's)
Edit, aswell as resident evil 7's brutal 21 dlc
Oh man i will always remember a crow ripping out of my hand for murder of crows
Re Mantis Blades:
They get implanted in artificial arms, the skin is RealSkin [TM], and if you're afraid of accidentally cutting off your junk, you can replace that with a modular Mr. Studd [TM]. Brave New World indeed.
5:10 I actually had a similar experience when I first fought Godrick the Grafted and got him to phase 2. I was genuinely laughing and then laughing nervously for that cut scene. But he still went down first try. I love that little runt for some reason.
Let’s be perfectly honest here, this list could have literally been nothing but Ethan Winters getting his left hand chainsawed off by his waifu, getting the same hand bitten by a werewolf who removes two fingers, and this right hand being sliced off by everyone’s favorite VILF and it would be perfect xD
In cyberpunk, I found the gorilla arms a lot more hard to to deal with than the mantis blades. Opening a body-locked door with those equipped is an experience.
Wasn't the outlast guy "Dr." Trager (however you spell it). I put "Dr." In quotation because he was just some CEO or something that was actually insane and the shit going on in the asylum made him finally act out his insanity? I've only seen playthroughs so I'm not certain but I do know that Wernicke was the old man in the end of the game who was responsible for the entire fiasco. Small nitpick for an otherwise amazing video.
Yeah, was gonna mention this myself - the hand-choppy guy is Trager. Wernicke is later on. Saw a playthrough of this some years ago, because sod playing it myself :D
IDK cause all I know is that this the Doctor in the video is the only thing that scared Conan O’brien when he did the PC Horror game edition of Clueless Gamer xD
Isn't he that one BlazBlue grappler with magnet hands?
“…Is causing all sorts of horrible jump scares”
*Gets an ad
Yeah, that was a pretty horrible jumpscare
I got an ad about screaming animals. Supposedly in captivity. So yeah, real nightmare fuel. >_
I’ll see your “swatting bees off your arms” in Far Cry and raise you your arm becoming a beehive in Bioshock, to the dismay of people with trypophobia everywhere.
The one that always comes back to me is Heavy Rain’s chopped hand !
Exactly - it’s another Ethan too!
If I remember correctly, in one of the trailers for the first Bioshock, the character gets a drill through the hand, then turns said hand into a bee hive.
Oh gods, the clip "Far Cry" with thumb realignment is back... almost managed to forget about it since the last video it was in- and it serves as an warm-up act! I get a feeling this list might be a challenge to get through...
On the other hand (hehe), I'm always happy to see another video from you lot:)
resident evil really takes a hands off approach!
Not a hand animation, but the worst first-person thing happening to the player for me is the lobotomy scene in Bioshock Infinite's Burial at Sea Episode 2. The sound and visuals make it just an absolutely uncomfortable experience.
Even my eyes start to hurt just by watching that moment. Geez, hope the fourth game doesn't have a similarly horrifying experience like that, even if it's feet tickling.
What about subnautica? Seeing the virus in that game form on your hand is pretty terrifying.
I think some of the most traumatizing first person hand injuries in my memory are in SOMA, bit of Ethan Winters dis-arming and some Half Life Alyx "should I really put my arm in there?"
I am willing to bet Ethan Winters jacket growing back is going to be a plot point in the future. It actually even makes sense when you consider RE8s finale.
Then here's the real question: are his clothes technically part of a living entity too now?
...When was the last time he changed his clothes?
not to be that guy, but in the Outlast segment, it's actually Dr. Richard Trager, Wernicke is another guy entirely
Spin off video: 7 most shocking things that happened to Ethans hands in first personl
Slashed by kitchen knife - RE7
Impaled by screwdriver - RE7
Chainsaw'd off - RE7
Re-Attached by staples - RE7
Cut on Barbed wire - RE8
Fingers bitten off - RE8
Sliced off by 9ft woman - RE8
You left out RE8's impaled-and-suspended-by-meathooks sequence, in which Ethan eventually frees himself in the worst way imaginable.
Whoops, i completely forgot about that. (That or ih ad subconsciously blocked it from memory as it was brutal lol)
A lot of vigor and plasmid animation from the Bioshock series can actually be included in this playlist tbh
Ellen is the bees knees of pun tellers she is really hands on
She is un Bee-livably good at it.
Both of you
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What a great list, I really digit!
Subnautica needs to be on this list. I remember hating watching my character getting stabbed in the arm by the weird robo tentacle
Also your hands when you get infected with the virus. Unsettling.
Also the bleeders attaching to your arm to feed on you
And seeing your infection progress, and when you get engulfed in goop... Subnautica has all the hand stuff happening :D
"Before going into a pseudo intellectual monologue that is more tedious than getting stuck talking to a 1st year philosophy student at a house party" ... I mean, Luke would know 😂 just trying to imagine the visual
I think all the vigors after Devil's Kiss pretty much count. Not gonna forget letting my guard down for Bucking Bronco. "It's just super strength or something, no elements or crows to mess my hands up!" I thought, before Booker's blood rose through his skin, that skin cracked and split apart, and his skin bubbled with unstable mutated flesh.
John nearly choking on laughter in the background was the funniest thing! 😂😂😂
Honestly this list could just be a montage of the 2 most recent Resident Evil games
Ethan's poor hands
I saw Bioshock in the spoiler list and thought "getting stabbed isn't really a big deal, why's this here?"
It wasn't until I got to the segment and saw the Vigors again that I realised I had those memories suppressed all these years. Welp, time to suppress again.
You could say that the oxtra crew are doing a great job hand-ling this topic
I take it Luke always has a copy of Pokémon magazine within HANDS reach.😂
"We can do better than that, can't we?"
"We can't?"
Andy voice: "oh, oh no."
I feel like getting the giant spike in your hand from subnautica should be on this list to but there are more surprising things in other games
"We can do better than that surely?" - delivered absolutely perfectly *chef's kiss
Love Lukes concern over the fact they can't do better that a handy joke
In The Summoner, you thrust your hand into a magically hot furnace, ostensibly to destroy the demons inhabiting the rings you're wearing, though it instead burns your hand clean off and frees the demons because it turns out they were manipulating you to do it. It's a 3rd person game, but I think that's in cutscene
What about the first time you witness the Kharaa virus manifest all over your body in Subnautica? If vomit inducing green pustules weren’t enough, you have to listen to a spine tingling heartbeat sound effect as it happens.
I know we talking about hands here but can we get an honourable mention for "that scene" in outlast whistleblower, because damn that was intense
Speaking on "Not the Bee's!" moments. What about the Insect Adam power up in the Original Bioshock?
This video made me seek out who played Serial Killer X in Condemned; it's Peter Jacobs, but I honestly thought it was George Burza for a bit, because SKX sounded so much like Beast from the 90's X-Men animated series.
The little chittering of the grub is adorable, honestly. I wouldn't want to squish it simply for that reason.
Correction for the Outlast entry guys, that's not Dr. Wernicke, the one you're talking about and showing on screen is the man, the legend, the insane doctor Richard Trager.
Also really tame, compared to the entries on this list, but in the Dawnguard DLC for Skyrim, your character gets their hand impaled from a button they have to press in order to start doing a puzzle to release Serana.
Love it, but needs more Trespasser noodle arm/hand shenanigans as a joke entry 😛
Cuts hand off with chain saw therapist “ so where did this argument start”
I can't get over just....gluing your hand back on. It'll be fine. That's totally how that works.
Subnautica. Late in the game, when your helpful PDA with the soothing calming female voice warns you that it detects foreign bacteria in your body and advises that you self-scan with your handy scanner tool, upon doing so, you are treated to an animation where your character looks at his hands in shock as gross green pustules are now growing on your hands, just like you've seen them on various fish now and then. They've somehow grown _through_ whatever scuba gear you're currently wearing, even! But hey, the game takes pity on you, and near the end of the game, treats you to another cutscene involving your hands, this time you stick your hands in goop that looks a lot like glowing excrement and said green pustules melt away and your character admires his now-clean hands. Also, there's the part where an alien machine jabs a pencil-sized spike into your wrist to check if you have the disease while you try to shut the gun tower down that shot your ship down at the start of the game so you can leave the planet safely. Go there before getting cured and you'll have to do it twice, and the second time your character tries to dodge the stabs but the alien computer tricks you and stabs you anyway.
I honestly lol'd at the "surely we can do better than that?....we can't? Ohhhh....."
It's not the nastiest injury on the list, but the one that always hits me hardest is that horrible six-inch splinter going through Ajay's fingertip in Far Cry 4. There's something about the length and sharpness that just makes me shudder everytime. Plus the way he has to slide it out so delicately to avoid making a bad situation even worse.
You mention bees and Bioshock with no mention of Bioshock 1's insect swarm plasmid? That's true hand-bee horror right there!
Also, the bit in the early game of Cyberpunk 2077 where you're in Viktors chair watching this machine cut and slice at your hand and you're just there chilling chatting to the bloke
I feel like murder of crows was worse than devils kiss. I mean crows pecking his hands to bits is sounds worse than them being on fire idk why
Man I have such pretty hands , didn't knew about that ring though.
Maybe my hands grabbed it from somewhere without me noticing
It speaks volumes about RE Village that I fully expected ALL 7 entries to be Ethan Winters.
5:56 These "oh" moments are one of my favorite parts of Oxtra videos
That Outlast scene with Richard Trager always gets me, probably because he kept going back & forth, choosing the right tool to mess with your fingers. And of course, he had to go with the longest one that sits on a urinal.
I’m commenting before watching the video, but Subnautica (the first one, anyway) has a couple scenes where the player character’s hand is stabbed clean through by a scanner of extraterrestrial make. If I recall, your character gets angry the second time, and punches the machine
If it helps any, for the Mantis Blades, they probably amputated your entire arms and replaced it with prosthetics. Assuming that wasn't already done to V, since they have a sub-dermal implant used to directly plug into terminals to begin with at the start of the game, and at least partial hand prosthetics installed near the start when Victor gives V their first bit of cyberware.
Huh, I guess Leon was right to ask that question. His right hand DOES come off
You forgot about Subnautica. Near the end of the game you get fully infected with the bacterium and you can see big green blisters on your hands. It looks really gross
No mention of Bioshock? Injecting the plasmids is bad enough but imagine walking around with bees constantly coming out of ur hands that they now use as a hive?
Subnautica is what instantly came to mind to me, sudden bacterial hand spores. Yay!
RE VII DLC have the character's fingers all chopped off in a game. Really freaking scare my mind.
Nice Graninja callback. 👏
I personally found the bit in Village where you had to pull your hands free from the hook the worst hand maiming bit.
i really enjoy in COD MW2 campaign remastered how they added a button to inspect wepon and if you use it in a mission without a gun the character plays rock paper sissors with themself
When Ethan's hand got cut-off and he just standard there processing it the said "AH S***" made me laughed.
The Arm augmentations in Cyberpunk are more like replacing your forearms with the Parts instead of inserting them... like stroggification only with consent....
I once had these awful wrist seams in Skyrim when switching to first person. A few mod updates cleared that up, although sometimes my sleeves still change colour switching to first person depending on what I'm wearing
I know Ellen hates spiders, and loves Spider-Man, but I didn't know she hates bees too. I'm not too fond of bees myself
In The Witcher 3 I notice when Regis heals his outfit does too, you could probably do an entire video on healing clothing lol 😝
In cyberpunk I had the same experience: mounting the mantis blades and seeing my arms in the cutscenes made me suddenly realize I had replaced all my body with plastic, metal and electronics, and I wished to be able to play without doing that at all (at the start you replace your eyes and a piece of hand
What comes to mind for me is the upgrade process in "The Persistence." Every time you upgrade your body, a machine jams a huge needle into the heel of each hand.
there's two bits in subnautica that come to mind:
when you first get to the quarantine enforcement platform, try to turn it off, and it fucking stabs you through your scuba glove, and then later in the research lab when you pull off your glove and see that you're infected.
Seen the title and knew village would 100% be on this list lol
The severing of Ethan's hand may be the more iconic one. But I personally find the scene where he is hung on hooks and subsequently frees himself much more painful to watch.
somehow the memory of crazy frog was the most traumatic part of this video
Poor Booker, hand looks burned to the bone, then gets stabbed in the hand...
I knew as soon as I clicked on the video, that Ethan from Resident Evil was going to be on here. Never played RE8 but wow, Ethan's hands just can't catch a break.
Me: waiting patiently for a "That's Handy" joke.😀
Edit: I was not disappointed thanks Luke.😂
Should I be worried that none of the ones that Ellen talked about even slightly upset me, I was all "ooh I love bees!" and "those blades look very convenient, I want them!"