Fun fact: In Runescape, people usually look at guides to know what items you need before the quest so Jagex (Creators) started making dialogue for quest NPCs if you happen to have the quest items in inventory when they ask for it they'll say stuff like NPC: "I need 3 death runes, a feather, and some milk" Player: "I have those items right here" NPC: "Weird, you just happen to be carrying these very specific items around with you? whatever then."
@@SeviathTheHumanDrago they've added a lot of stuff in game to help people along easier, such as a list of quest items needed for a quest but a lot of it does hinge on the player bases cumulative knowledge. The wiki is the best source if you truly want to maximize your time.
@@TenshiArix Runescape was my first "online rpg" experience way back in the day, only managed to get to the Mithril set before I moved. And time is never an issue Bub, I'll grind like no ones business for no reason other than to make the game easier later lmao. I once spent an inordinate amount of time getting sora in kingdom hearts to level 25 because I was pissed off GOOFY of all people starts off a higher level than me. I went to 25 because I thought 20 was too low feel like a "leader."
@@unknowniam121 I just imagine my characters light up as he/she (sometimes we cross play let's be real) spends five minutes flinging stuff off a cart they've been hauling behind them like a crazy scientist just: "I know... I have, exactly what you, need! Give.....me....just one more moment and....AHA! I KNEW I HAD IT-" "Uhhhh." "Don't give me that look, I'm an adventurer, I have random things all the time."
Meanwhile in Daggerfall: -I require a ghoul's tongue, will you find it for me? -Sure, I just got one in my inventory! +quest accepted+ -The ghoul's tongue I need is no ordinary one but the one from the bottom of a giant labyrinth dungeon located 100 km away from us. I'll give you 28 days to get it for me.
@@brianaugustine9121 Daggerfall is the one game where a quest marker would not only be necessary, but wouldn't even really help you get to your objective. The dungeons are so labyrinthine and treacherous that a simple marker wouldn't really tell you how to get to the thing you want, just give you a sense of "hot" and "cold." I love DF for its dungeon generation but at times it's impossible to play without using the "teleport to quest item" cheat.
I remember hearing Sam talk about how much he loved playing the original Fallout, this is definitely something that popped in his schizo brain while turning in a quest.
@@frostedlambs Just checked your channel and i'm almost certain you're trolling you've played witcher 3 and own a 3080ti you can't tell me you ACTUALLY thought fallout 76 was the original, the misspelling gives it away I think
Farengar: "I need you to delve into a dangerous ruin and bring me an ancient stone tablet that may or may not actually be there" Me: "Oh, you mean this?"
Sure there were some pretty tame quests. But geez, did you ever do any world or chain quests? Those were badass. Legend of Stalvanis and the Linken quest chain to name a few.
Then you mihgt want to play "Always sometimes monster". You think it is a roadtrip with difficult choices but instead half the choices are clearly evil and when they are not the game tries to guilt trip you for either choice.
@@noahleach7690 The sign is a subtle joke. The shop is called "Sneed's Feed & Seed", where feed and seed both end in the sound "-eed", thus rhyming with the name of the owner, Sneed. The sign says that the shop was "Formerly Chuck's", implying that the two words beginning with "F" and "S" would have ended with "-uck", rhyming with "Chuck". So, when Chuck owned the shop, it would have been called "Chuck's Fuck and Suck".
Morrowind Quest Giver: Needs to to get herbs for them and gives you detailed instructions on where to find them. *buys them from the merchant next door.*
Daggerfall: Yeaaaahh.. im gonna need you to go ahead and get the exact same one, but is at the bottom end of a nightmarish seemingly randomly generated dungeon.
@@belisariussmith9095 "This potion calls for werewolf blood. So, obviously, I'll need you to pick some up from a specific room in an abandoned, underground castle that I somehow know about. Also, this room is flooded and there's about five dreughs in it. And don't you dare give me that werewolf blood you already have!"
I want Sam to act in high budget hollywood movies. Every once in a while you’ll catch him look at the camera directly and you won’t know whether or not he’s taking his role serious or if it’s just a joke we aren’t in on.
Oh yeah I remember now it was Nicholas Cage I was trying to say, Sam's easily as good at acting as Nick Cage no question. That's a compliment to Nicholas.
Runescape has a few of these moments where showing up with all the items in your bad leads to the NPC asking how why you have a bunch of random items in your backpack.
Watching this actually gives some anxiety like if he was your roommate then you just have to either comply or maybe have to self defend yourself if he attacks. It's sort of a lose lose situation then. Plus if he's already your roommate then it could just happen again or if you were surprised somehow (I guess I wouldn't be) then you'd have to move then.
I wish NPCs had the ability to be skeptical when we skip over quests like this. Abernathy: "You ever try farming, stranger? It's hard work, and those damned raiders don't make it any easier. Say, 'friend,' have you ever been up by Oliva? No reason... just making small talk. It's just that I noticed you had that locket on you. It just looks a lot like the locket that was ripped off the corpse of my dead daughter by some filthy raiders. It's got me wondering. Why would a stranger, completely new to the area, just happen to come across a locket in a station full of ruthless raiders entirely by chance, and then just wander over across the commonwealth only to show up coincidentally at a little farm miles away. It just seems.... _convenient._ Where'd you get that locket, 'friend?' WHERE DID YOU GET THAT FUCKING LOCKET?!?!"
That would be interesting but from a gameplay perspective, it would reinforce the wrong behavior in the player. Maybe it would be good to do for one or two quests to give them novelty.
Fallout new vegas has events like this where you can be asked to do something but if you already did it you will get completely new dialogue I discover something new in that game every play through without fail
@@utcgangstaa He means them being suspicious. Like, imagine you fail the quest because suddenly they don't trust you. That's different from "wow what a coincidence you had the item I am so impressed"
it would actually be really cool if a game had a quest like that ,where the quest giver was robbed, and if you have the item while first talking to them, they'd suspect and accuse you of stealing it
Bilbo: Finds the ring. Gollum: Lost! The precious is lost! Also Gollum after you accept the quest to help him find his ring: What does it have in its filthy little pocketses?
My favourite trope is npc's building it up like some insurmountable task to clear the area and get the item only for me to realise that I already cleared it like the murderhobo I am.
it would be hilarious in a sadistic kind of way if games with quest items told you that they were quest items, but didn't allow you to immediately identify what quest they were for, and forced you to do runaround just to identify an item you already had.
@@friedkiwi8686 I mean they force you to take a quest item but you can still turn it in right away when you find the quest. I mean being told to retrieve something, on vague or general description, and then forcing you to go back through a location or dungeon before the game allows you to "recognize" that this particular bauble in your impossibly large collection of baubles is the one the NPC is referring to. Maybe I never played enough skyrim or nufallout to run into a situation like that. Bonus points if the game could be made so that you could randomly find the things off bandits or merchants in completely different places. Only thing close to that I can think of is maybe the beacon of merida, but that stupid thing doesn't count in my opinion.
Runescape has a quest that refferences the fact that you have an inventory full of rope. "Speaking to Mawnis Burowgar with at least 8 ropes in your inventory, before he tells you that you need to get ropes to repair the bridges will result in a humorous conversation in which he accuses you of being a witch while you defend that you are a ropes salesperson." Rope is kind of useless and you only have 28 inventory spaces. I thought it was rather clever the devs put it in there.
Tbf to Jagex, they literally accounted for this kind of stuff too Just one example, if you have all the stuff for Doric's quest already, in the exact amounts, there's a bonus long-ass dialogue where you and the NPC talk about how crazy the chances are that you have exactly what he needs before even speaking to him
@@CarboKill I wish more games had dialogue like "Oh, I see you have it in your hand. . . D-Did someone tell you I had lost that ? Because I don't recall telling anyone that I had. . . Nevermind, here you go !"
Oh dont worry, they know when you do this . . . but they also know your character is at that point (most likely) a rampaging psychopath, and they really dont want to be on your bad side, so they didn't see anything.
Reminds me to the first time i played Mazes of Fate on the NDS. I did the combat tutorial on how to navigate a maze and fight, and at the end as a pouch with seven coins. The thing is, the tutorial dungeon was some grandma's basement, and i was supposed to just kill some rats. She thanked me and wanted to give me something for the trouble, to which i accepted. She went to the basement. She was pissed when she came back. 'Guess you already took it.'
Oh my god I really relate to this. So many times I've accepted side quests and turning in the item I didn't know I had cuz I collect everything from exploring. Big time saver tho! Lmao
Reminds me of the court wizard from Whiterun "Retrieve the Dragonstone form Bleak Falls Barrow!" You mean this Dragonstone? "I guess you're not so useless afterall, hm? Whatever."
The Wise Old Man from RuneScape actually has unique dialogue if you come to him with the runes he asks you to bring already in your inventory during one of his quests.
Jokes on you because the item doesnt drop until you accept it and now you have to run all the way back and fight mobs you were killing for hours on end to get it HAR HAR HAR
My favourite is when playing OSRS and the npc directly calls me out for having *exactly* the required quantity of miscellaneous items that no normal man should have.
NPC gives you fetching quest to grab an item you already have, so you talk to him again to complete it.
NPC: "Took you long enough"
fr hate that, wish they would say sum like-"holy shit how did you do that?"
@@rumpled4skin271 fallout new vegas sometimes "[ I already have it ]"
@@totallynoteverything1. at least some games got it then i never was much of a fallot guy but its good to see an example
This comment is 100% more funny than the video.
@@rumpled4skin271 New Vegas was really well made, more recent fallout games less so
If only games had such great cutscenes
This is like a Batman Arkham Asylum death cutscene
he's making a shitass doom looking rpg about delving into the sewers of Detroit, feltching coins from homeless men's rusty coinslots.
Getting some nfs vibes 😂
Joyride:
Kill the human race in self defense
Do you want live-action cutscenes in costume > MoCap animated cutscenes?
Fun fact: In Runescape, people usually look at guides to know what items you need before the quest so Jagex (Creators) started making dialogue for quest NPCs if you happen to have the quest items in inventory when they ask for it
they'll say stuff like
NPC: "I need 3 death runes, a feather, and some milk"
Player: "I have those items right here"
NPC: "Weird, you just happen to be carrying these very specific items around with you? whatever then."
How do you play runescape without a guide? It's like computer D&D. Gotta have everything on your desk to play lol.
@@SeviathTheHumanDrago they've added a lot of stuff in game to help people along easier, such as a list of quest items needed for a quest but a lot of it does hinge on the player bases cumulative knowledge.
The wiki is the best source if you truly want to maximize your time.
@@TenshiArix Runescape was my first "online rpg" experience way back in the day, only managed to get to the Mithril set before I moved.
And time is never an issue Bub, I'll grind like no ones business for no reason other than to make the game easier later lmao. I once spent an inordinate amount of time getting sora in kingdom hearts to level 25 because I was pissed off GOOFY of all people starts off a higher level than me. I went to 25 because I thought 20 was too low feel like a "leader."
*Weird..*
@@unknowniam121 I just imagine my characters light up as he/she (sometimes we cross play let's be real) spends five minutes flinging stuff off a cart they've been hauling behind them like a crazy scientist just: "I know... I have, exactly what you, need! Give.....me....just one more moment and....AHA! I KNEW I HAD IT-"
"Uhhhh."
"Don't give me that look, I'm an adventurer, I have random things all the time."
Meanwhile in Daggerfall:
-I require a ghoul's tongue, will you find it for me?
-Sure, I just got one in my inventory!
+quest accepted+
-The ghoul's tongue I need is no ordinary one but the one from the bottom of a giant labyrinth dungeon located 100 km away from us. I'll give you 28 days to get it for me.
that's why daggerfall is the best
@@brianaugustine9121 Daggerfall is a chore
@@Childofbhaal no mindless questmarker following games like skyrim and the bethesda fallout games are though
@@brianaugustine9121 tbh daggerfall would benefit greatly from quest markers
@@brianaugustine9121 Daggerfall is the one game where a quest marker would not only be necessary, but wouldn't even really help you get to your objective. The dungeons are so labyrinthine and treacherous that a simple marker wouldn't really tell you how to get to the thing you want, just give you a sense of "hot" and "cold." I love DF for its dungeon generation but at times it's impossible to play without using the "teleport to quest item" cheat.
I remember hearing Sam talk about how much he loved playing the original Fallout, this is definitely something that popped in his schizo brain while turning in a quest.
witch one? 76?
@@frostedlambs "The Original Fallout" meaning Fallout 1
@@TheHoodedHunter ah true man of culture 👏
@Ivan It also reminds me of The Hobbit where Gollum is desperate to know what Bilbo has in his pocket (The one ring)
@@frostedlambs Just checked your channel and i'm almost certain you're trolling you've played witcher 3 and own a 3080ti you can't tell me you ACTUALLY thought fallout 76 was the original, the misspelling gives it away I think
Farengar: "I need you to delve into a dangerous ruin and bring me an ancient stone tablet that may or may not actually be there"
Me: "Oh, you mean this?"
rare Skyrim dialogue+quest design W
"This ain't my first rodeo, pal."
So these were the "Golden classic days" people keep talking about? Amazing how dynamic the quest givers were back then
It was jank, but it was simple. I honestly still dig it.
Sure there were some pretty tame quests. But geez, did you ever do any world or chain quests? Those were badass. Legend of Stalvanis and the Linken quest chain to name a few.
@@divinecomedian2 when the world of Warcraft felt like an actual world.
getting some of the summons for warlock was seriously badass. doing a ritual and shit.
Blythe is so mad right now that some people like older games.
Imagine how terrifying this absolute beast accusing you would be. Especially if you did it.
Run, hide, fight.
I wouldn't want to put this nasty, physical beast in a self defense situation
@@user-pp6gx2rk8t run, hyde, fight
If?
Idgaf give me my xp so i can go goblin mode in here
Best part of Grim Dawn quests.
"Hey do this thing."
"I already did it."
"Oh shit thanks" (or "I am mildly terrified by your efficiency").
I really can't get enough of guilt simulator. It's hands down the funniest shit I've ever seen
Then you mihgt want to play "Always sometimes monster".
You think it is a roadtrip with difficult choices but instead half the choices are clearly evil and when they are not the game tries to guilt trip you for either choice.
My two favorite things are when Sam yells through his teeth and when Nick yells at women.
I like when Sam does racial accents
Your pfp makes me angry
What about when he bully's minorities as a cop and shoots up schools as himself!
when you guys grow up, dont go through your old comments
@@noahleach7690 The sign is a subtle joke. The shop is called "Sneed's Feed & Seed", where feed and seed both end in the sound "-eed", thus rhyming with the name of the owner, Sneed. The sign says that the shop was "Formerly Chuck's", implying that the two words beginning with "F" and "S" would have ended with "-uck", rhyming with "Chuck". So, when Chuck owned the shop, it would have been called "Chuck's Fuck and Suck".
His emphasis and the way he says "TELL ME" is hilarious to me. lol
i laugh thinking about it
Morrowind Quest Giver: Needs to to get herbs for them and gives you detailed instructions on where to find them.
*buys them from the merchant next door.*
Daggerfall: Yeaaaahh.. im gonna need you to go ahead and get the exact same one, but is at the bottom end of a nightmarish seemingly randomly generated dungeon.
@@belisariussmith9095 "This potion calls for werewolf blood. So, obviously, I'll need you to pick some up from a specific room in an abandoned, underground castle that I somehow know about. Also, this room is flooded and there's about five dreughs in it. And don't you dare give me that werewolf blood you already have!"
Or better yet. Crouch and steal said item from said merchant in front of his eyes while laughing like a Skooma pipe chain smoker
I want Sam to act in high budget hollywood movies. Every once in a while you’ll catch him look at the camera directly and you won’t know whether or not he’s taking his role serious or if it’s just a joke we aren’t in on.
He is pretty much just as good at acting as uhhh, I can't remember what that jew's name was but you know that guy (i don't watch television)
Oh yeah I remember now it was Nicholas Cage I was trying to say, Sam's easily as good at acting as Nick Cage no question. That's a compliment to Nicholas.
Dude, I thought the exact same thing watching this. He could play a really disturbing character.
@@graalcloud Sam is a jew
@@LaughingMan44 The Only Jew That Could
Runescape has a few of these moments where showing up with all the items in your bad leads to the NPC asking how why you have a bunch of random items in your backpack.
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Axxl, you’re only earning dislikes advertising in people’s comments
Are you saying that you stole my beads all this time and I've been blaming these imps!?
Is Runescape a game where players can just run around with just about every item in their inventory
"Ah, the dragonstone of bleak falls Barrow! You already found it? You are cut from a different cloth than the usual brutes the jarl sends my way."
Watching this actually gives some anxiety like if he was your roommate then you just have to either comply or maybe have to self defend yourself if he attacks. It's sort of a lose lose situation then. Plus if he's already your roommate then it could just happen again or if you were surprised somehow (I guess I wouldn't be) then you'd have to move then.
do not ever put Sam Hyde in a self-defence situation
Living in the same house as Sam Hyde is already an auto-lose predicament
It is called guilt simulator
Or kill them while they sleep and then try not to think about why you where rock hard the entire time.
delivery is good on this one. i love the brightness on my monitor part too (from the source video)
Me when I had the foresight to bring with me that armor from Lab X16 so that I didn't have to backtrack in Shadow of Chernobyl.
damn straight
I wish NPCs had the ability to be skeptical when we skip over quests like this.
Abernathy: "You ever try farming, stranger? It's hard work, and those damned raiders don't make it any easier.
Say, 'friend,' have you ever been up by Oliva? No reason... just making small talk.
It's just that I noticed you had that locket on you. It just looks a lot like the locket that was ripped off the corpse of my dead daughter by some filthy raiders.
It's got me wondering. Why would a stranger, completely new to the area, just happen to come across a locket in a station full of ruthless raiders entirely by chance, and then just wander over across the commonwealth only to show up coincidentally at a little farm miles away.
It just seems.... _convenient._
Where'd you get that locket, 'friend?'
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT FUCKING LOCKET?!?!"
What I would give for games to be this dynamic...
That would be interesting but from a gameplay perspective, it would reinforce the wrong behavior in the player. Maybe it would be good to do for one or two quests to give them novelty.
Fallout new vegas has events like this where you can be asked to do something but if you already did it you will get completely new dialogue I discover something new in that game every play through without fail
This is a scene in Chrono Trigger, actually. If you get Marle's locket before talking to her you get accused of theft.
WHAT IS IN YOUR POCKET?!? TELL ME!!!!
Fargoth asking me how I’ve gotten a perfectly identical Ring of Healing on my inventory, just like his, after I said to him that I did not find it
damn i need to get sam to do cutscenes for my game
Never questing in Westfall again
LMAO, this would be a crazy turn in a game to have an NPC act like this and now someone needs to make it happen.
Runescape has been doing this for years. Npcs actively call you out for carrying quest items with you.
@@utcgangstaa He means them being suspicious. Like, imagine you fail the quest because suddenly they don't trust you. That's different from "wow what a coincidence you had the item I am so impressed"
Better voice acting then any voiced bethesta character
Bethesta?
Bethestatststata
Batista is down
Real one right here
Too true
it would actually be really cool if a game had a quest like that ,where the quest giver was robbed, and if you have the item while first talking to them, they'd suspect and accuse you of stealing it
Any game with a Sam Hyde quest would be cool.
that awkward moment when the NPC squares up and becomes the main character
When you unlock and encounter the True Secret Boss to Elden Ring by actually having the "Elden Ring" on your inventory.
What's weird: NPCs asking randomly "have you found it?" the second you finish accepting a fetch quest
What's weirder: Being like "yeah i did"
Sam Hyde is an artistic Genius... that is all.
*autistic Genius
He''s avant-garde.
Autistic genius you mean
*autistic Genius
and gay
Perfect description of the scenario, great job creator
Fargoth moment
Sam is perfect to perform for a 90 graphical adventures game haha such a talent...
POV: You refuse to give up the golden claw
POV: You just stole a gold ring from Golem.
Ah the dragonstone of bleekfalls Barrow
tfw boss fight with ghost of kyiv
Bilbo: Finds the ring.
Gollum: Lost! The precious is lost!
Also Gollum after you accept the quest to help him find his ring: What does it have in its filthy little pocketses?
My favourite trope is npc's building it up like some insurmountable task to clear the area and get the item only for me to realise that I already cleared it like the murderhobo I am.
it would be hilarious in a sadistic kind of way if games with quest items told you that they were quest items, but didn't allow you to immediately identify what quest they were for, and forced you to do runaround just to identify an item you already had.
Skyrim and Nu Fallout do this
@@friedkiwi8686 I mean they force you to take a quest item but you can still turn it in right away when you find the quest.
I mean being told to retrieve something, on vague or general description, and then forcing you to go back through a location or dungeon before the game allows you to "recognize" that this particular bauble in your impossibly large collection of baubles is the one the NPC is referring to. Maybe I never played enough skyrim or nufallout to run into a situation like that.
Bonus points if the game could be made so that you could randomly find the things off bandits or merchants in completely different places. Only thing close to that I can think of is maybe the beacon of merida, but that stupid thing doesn't count in my opinion.
this is an amazing edit.
This is what all the cutscenes looked like on Sega CD.
And I actually enjoyed it a lot.
Sewer Shark baby
@@belisariussmith9095
I still have sewer shark on my game shelf.
But personally, my two favorite games were Corpse Killer and Surgical Strike.
Imagine if NPCs just started coming at us with logic.
Runescape has a quest that refferences the fact that you have an inventory full of rope.
"Speaking to Mawnis Burowgar with at least 8 ropes in your inventory, before he tells you that you need to get ropes to repair the bridges will result in a humorous conversation in which he accuses you of being a witch while you defend that you are a ropes salesperson."
Rope is kind of useless and you only have 28 inventory spaces. I thought it was rather clever the devs put it in there.
Not fair! not fair! it isn't fair, my precious, is it, to ask us what it's got in its
nassty little pocketses?
This is actually one of my all time favorite WoW quests, thanks for the upload
I love how when he first stands up he's not even looking at you
This makes me miss the days of games with live action cut-scenes.
RuneScape quests be like
Tbf to Jagex, they literally accounted for this kind of stuff too
Just one example, if you have all the stuff for Doric's quest already, in the exact amounts, there's a bonus long-ass dialogue where you and the NPC talk about how crazy the chances are that you have exactly what he needs before even speaking to him
@@CarboKill I wish more games had dialogue like "Oh, I see you have it in your hand. . . D-Did someone tell you I had lost that ? Because I don't recall telling anyone that I had. . . Nevermind, here you go !"
"Did you your name in the goblet of fire"
Holy shit this is the most hilarious thing ever and it never occurred to me 😭
Emoji
@@goblinoide Emoji
The bass drops are crazy
“He refunded me the 30 days of game time imideately.”
The maestro! The maestro!
Powerful 90's FMV adventure game vibe
Love how in Old School RuneScape, they always meta reference this exact type of thing in some quest dialogue.
He cant keep getting away with it.
i didnt know how much i wanted a sam hyde wow npc until just now
Literally me with the Golden Claw quest in Skyrim
Accidentally had it set to 1.5x speed and it's like being confronted by a crazed meth addict.
Farengar when you dig through your pouch and drop the dragonstone on his desk
What's in my pockets? Oh, you know the usual; molted furs, cracked bones, tarnished fangs, spider webs.
Oh dont worry, they know when you do this . . . but they also know your character is at that point (most likely) a rampaging psychopath, and they really dont want to be on your bad side, so they didn't see anything.
This Gollum audition is pretty good.
So this is the Gollum side of Sméagol we hear so much about
Gollum first encounter with Bilbo:
Reminds me to the first time i played Mazes of Fate on the NDS. I did the combat tutorial on how to navigate a maze and fight, and at the end as a pouch with seven coins. The thing is, the tutorial dungeon was some grandma's basement, and i was supposed to just kill some rats. She thanked me and wanted to give me something for the trouble, to which i accepted.
She went to the basement.
She was pissed when she came back.
'Guess you already took it.'
When you start cooks assistant with all the ingredients
Damn, this NPC is so expressive! 👍
This reminds me of the special dialogue in runescape quests if you have items ready
Oh my god I really relate to this. So many times I've accepted side quests and turning in the item I didn't know I had cuz I collect everything from exploring. Big time saver tho! Lmao
New command and conquers looking great
this is art.
Daily repeatable collect quest be like that. Just stock up and turn in
Reminds me of the court wizard from Whiterun
"Retrieve the Dragonstone form Bleak Falls Barrow!"
You mean this Dragonstone?
"I guess you're not so useless afterall, hm? Whatever."
This Paladin's hotbar layout is driving me insane.
why? its so neat 😀
I had this experience when I already had the three decapitated heads of the Fiend leaders in New Vegas before I even got to McCarran
Gollum when Bilbo wouldn’t tell him what was in his pocket
World of Warcraft's ingame cutscenes have really improved over the years
Sam Hyde channeling Sirrus and Achenar from Myst & Savedro from Myst:exile. Perfect.
Coming back for my daily viewing of Sam Hyde NPC quest guilt compilation
When you pickpocket a Skooma NPC:
What a peculiar situation
big pathologic vibes
My fav is when the NPC requested items you already collected hundreds of don't count because they have to be collected while the quest is active.
Greg, "Unlock gate with skeleton finger".
dude this was genuinely so funny for some reason
It's like a dark souls cutscene before a boss fight where an NPC turns on you.
He can’t keep getting away with it!
The Wise Old Man from RuneScape actually has unique dialogue if you come to him with the runes he asks you to bring already in your inventory during one of his quests.
I love it when video games would react to you already having the item or completing the quest like "oh! You already have it! Here's your reward!"
The entirety of fia’s questline
you already found it you are cut from a different cloth than the usual brutes
Oh yes he's talking about his elder's ring.
He can't keep getting away with it.
i fucking died lmao pallys rulz
weird how sam hyde out of context is funnier than his actual comedy
Jokes on you because the item doesnt drop until you accept it and now you have to run all the way back and fight mobs you were killing for hours on end to get it HAR HAR HAR
Doric’s quest has the best dialogue when you do that
0:22 first Hobbit draft when smeagol was a bearded distressed man
My favourite is when playing OSRS and the npc directly calls me out for having *exactly* the required quantity of miscellaneous items that no normal man should have.
LMAO perfection