Lol, I've been following this closely and commenting about it. I think they're testing the waters and want to eventually stop working outright. They're already having other people write most of these videos, so the next step would be the voiceovers. Some youtubers have already done that, just not with AI but with other people reading the scripts instead
@@gardenofnightmare the whole thing is a hilarious meme, but in all seriousness, it still is a bit far-fetched to think they're going to replace Falcon with an AI. Why not Jake too? Falcon is just anonymous enough to make a conspiracy of
The one from Assassin's Creed Origins was not just strange, but also historically 'accurate'. It is based on a legend that the Persian Emperor Cambyses (Son of Cyrus the Great) sent an army to conquer Nubia after his conquest of Egypt. The army never reached, never returned and they got lost in the desert. This was essentially Bayek finding that undead lost army after 500 years under the desert sands.
Finally Gary gets a mention!! Holy shit that vault scared me first time I encountered it. Getting swarmed, literally SWARMED by a bunch of clones out of no where was scary AF! I loved it.
Yeah, I really don't like exploring the vaults in Fallout. They're just so creepy. I remember being spooked out of my mind, especially the one with the super mutants that you have to do as a part of the main quest.
I really like this kind of encounters in open world games especially when it's completely random and still manages to tell a short and compelling story. Great video btw👍.
The cyber psycho one caught me off guard, because I was not ready for just how powerful she was. Eventually I defeated her with the monowire, but man, she’s the most memorable one of them all because of what you mentioned.
Great video, I knew a couple of these firsthand. The cyber psycho ritual in CP77 was definitely a creeper - the sound of V's chattering teeth and breath really elevated it.
The man bat was a legitimately terrifying jump scare because it's just totally unexpected in an action game like Arkham Knight. I loved it! Despite many of Valhalla's downsides, one of the best parts about it were the mysteries like the lady of the lake. Nearly every mystery in the game was unique and thoroughly enjoyable. More so because they were no longer fetch quests requiring a great distance to travel. They were all tied to a small area and well written. I definitely want to see that kind of side mission in future AC games or open-world games in general. It was totally unexpected but welcome from the repetitive nature of Ubisoft open-world games.
Falcon i just wanted to tell you that youre the most laid back, relatable guy on this Platform and i love watching all your Videos.. (no Front for the other gameranx members i like yall) but falcons voice is just an oasis for me to come and relax After a long day
The best part about the Eddie Low encounter in GTA IV is that if you go online you can find blogs written by him and a couple of people who have encountered him online. As well as some news reports about him too. It's pretty decent world building by Rockstar imo
Another cool detail that might not be noticed by non New Yorkers is that the radio reporter Mike White is voiced by John Montone, a real NYC radio news reporter and a very familiar voice if you grew up here
Imagine being me, playing this non-horror game and suddenly hearing your name called out from within the vault you just entered... I genuinely did not know it was the game at first and that vault still freaks me out to this day...
First time I ran into the Cannibal in the Ratway I was creeped out, I didn't even know where the voice was coming from I just heard: Come here, and few other unsettling phrases. I never found him until he was chasing me. I panicked and sprinted out of the sewers- which was not easy since it's a freaking maze in there. Thankfully wasn't doing the Main Quest, was just curious. I still try to avoid that place, Dravin doesn't get his bow until I have to fetch Esbern.
The crazy lady down there isnt listing random items she lists her possessions, if you manage to pickpocket one item of her, she will acknowledge it's absence in her mumbeling.
If you're willing to go down the Skyrim modding rabbit hole, there are quite a few that wallow in creepy and unsettling. The Vicn trilogy is a great source, especially Vigilant and Glenmoril, with Unslaad being the only one that's more on the sad side than creepy, though it's also unsettling in a different way. There are a couple of Slender Man mods out there of course. Darkend has dread atmosphere in spades, though be warned it's also very difficult.
The whole relationship between Irina and Hyetta in Elden Ring is interesting. There's another similar encounter later on with another NPC as well, but by that point, it's clear what happened with the earlier interactions, which are supported by changing the interactions with them.
@@Anubis.6256 Remember Yura? Yeah, you meet someone who looks suspiciously like him in the Mountaintop of the Giants... Won't say more to prevent spoilers.
@@Anubis.6256 shabriri, the most hated man in the world (a world where the dung eater exists, to hammer in just how bad he must be) takes over the body of that one samurai npc later in the game. Shabriri like the grapes.
With the AC Origins one. way before the dlc and all the extra fantastical elements were added, this was it. And it really stuck out cause no other mission was like it. Really creepy and out of place. And they executed it so well.
I don’t know if he technically counts as a stranger, but Gaunter O’Dimm has always left the biggest impression in the Witcher 3 to me. Yes, he kind of got his own DLC, but he was already framed as this mysterious stranger, an enigma, that you would eventually repay.
Here's another one: In Octopath Traveler 2, there is a creepy girl in the east part of Crackridge that can only be found at night. When you try and talk to her, she will run outside of town. No other prompts and path actions can be used at her. And until this day, nobody knows if that girl is part of any questline.
Falcon, you are a masterful wordsmith. I never get tired of your narrations. The recurring use of the words pants and hell when referring to being scared was highly entertaining as well. Thanks so much. 😆
I really appreciate you letting your humor shine. You're really at your best when you make these videos funny. Seems like you maybe hold off on the jokes a lot, so I really enjoyed this video
Most of the side quests in origin were very generic but some were really good. There was a serial killer quest without any guide and it was also pretty disturbing and creepy.
OK I thought I was the only one that was creeped out by the butcher & blind lady in that ratway place in Skyrim. Plus it was a bit irritating at first because I didn’t know where it was coming from and bam I get sliced out of nowhere lol 😂. Another thing that creeps me out are those massive spiders in Skyrim. Thankfully I just pretend that I’m Samwise Gamgee(or Bilbo) and I slice them up with an Elven sword lol 😂
Origins is such an underrated gem, I played the heck out of it. Although the clip confused me as I never spoke to any of the NPC's to start the quest, I stumbled across the chasm and the quest started
I'm not so easily scared getting used to it in movies and games, but the manbat caused me to drop my controller and just shouted wtf as it was such a perfectly executed jump scare. Kudos to the devs who did this one.
The one that always give me the creeps on rdr2 is the man raised by wolfs; it's so weird to encounter this naked man in the middle of the woods calling wolfs to attack you when he howls
ill never forget the first time i encounters the Night Folks in RDR2. i was just riding my horse trying to go back to my camp when suddenly my horse buck me off and bunch of fast lunatics just swarming me with knife and machete. i legit almost peed my pants it was so scary. the way they set it up was creepy asf too with the fog, the darkness of the swamp, the eerie noise. never went there during night time again
Studies done decades ago found that bathing rooms in red light would make people tense and anxious, and green would make people paranoid and jumpy. Blue light, meanwhile would calm and eventually depress people.
I've seen a lot of people mention they find the Gary vault scary but I only found it funny and kind of a relief from vaults full of ghouls or whatever. Speaking of ghouls, though, there was that one vault in NV full of ghouls and some of the best weapons in the game plus tons of ammo and the unique carbine, the All-American and the pulse gun. Anyway, that vault is radioactive af, so my stress levels were through the roof managing my rads while trying to not die to the ungodly amount of ghouls. It doesn't help that in NV, ghouls can sometimes say actual words between all the snarling, which makes them creepier, imo.
Gaunter O Dimm from Witcher 3 when you first arrive in White Orchard when you ask around for Yennefer. He answers you then disappears. Then later he reappears and plays a big role in the Heart of Stone dlc revealing more of his unsettling nature. I have never been able to spot him but others have in the cutscenes where he watches nearly all your adventures through out the story.
The Witcher series is full of these. The cannibal from the 1st game is also haunting (and a reference to a cannibal that Ciri runs into in another world during the lady of the lake)
Rdr2 had couple more that freaked me out a lot more. Like those multiple ghost girl interractions, nightfolk, serial killer, Braithwaite chick in the outhouse.
Red Dead 2 is full of unsettling moments like these. Almost every abandoned house is creepy, and every town has creepy NPCs. The slow pace and realistic graphics make it more terrifying
Okay Falcon that was pretty unexpected that you selected fallout 3 instead of 4 for creepy encounters because 4 has pretty disturbing missions. Not just one serial killer but 2 to begin with and many more regular and lovecraftian horror material
The shop keeper mission in hogwarts legacy where you deal with a poltergeist was crazy, definitely deserved a spot on this list bc of how out of place it was
The side quest in Hogwarts Legacy called "Minding Your Own Business" is creepy as all hell! The music, the tension that is built up, I was constantly on my toes throughout the quest - easily the best quest in the game. Pretty shit they made it a timed PlayStation exclusive, so a lot of people haven't experienced it yet.
There's a quest where an entire village is wiped out by spiders. Perhaps not quite as creepy, and mine bugged out a tiny bit so that the vendor there would still talk even though they were invisible or whatever, made it a bit silly instead of dead silent, besides the spiders.
The line about people in react videos no longer had their pants at the end and "Had no hell in me!" Cracked me up way more than you would've expected 😂
While not in open world games I think that both Gasters followers (including goner kid and "the mysterious man") and Deltarunes secret bosses also constitute as weird and creepy npc strangers
Looking back at Arkham City... that really was something else. From the pov of the times back then even more. Arkham Asylum and City blueprinted a lot of what was to come. Rare games, gamechangers like these!
Brin in "Horizon Zero Dawn". Sends you on the "Acquired Taste" quest. He's incredibly creepy. Teeth stained from machine fluids he's been drinking. Headpiece hiding his eyes. His unsettling voice. Yeah, he's a real treat.
That creepy girl in Drustvar in WoW BFA is incredibly unnerving. The rhyming sing-song way she talks about how villagers died scared the hell out of me the first time I encountered her one late night. "Our poor little village is dead. The people have gone stiff or fled. There is no more noise, Just me and my toys. Just like all the big doggies said." So well executed to stumble across when sleep deprived late at night. I loved it, and I always make sure to visit her with every character I level.
I absolutely love skyrim and continue playing it to this day, over a decade now..and not once have i came across that freak in the Rataway. The fact you can still discover new things in the game is absolutely mind blowing..and the mods is chefs kiss to the extension of it.
I've played thru Cyberpunk at least 5 or 6 times now and that cyberpsycho is the only fight in the game I have to psyche myself up for. Not only is she scary but it's probably one of the hardest fights period other than maybe Smasher.
7:33 Fun fact, You can, or used to be able to(I don't know if it still works) be able to knock this cyberpsycho out. When I did it, I had to get out of her range but still inside the area. Going all the way in and to the left on the back wall there is a small space that you can see all of her reset points but is outside of her range. Just hope she spawned close enough to rush behind her to grab.
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whats with the timestamps i skip every video that isnt labeled
I love how Falcon addressed everyone freaking out over the videos where he sounded like an AI in a sly way lmao bravo sir 😂
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That’s exactly what an AI would say though…
@@mr.troully That's something a synth would say.
Lol, I've been following this closely and commenting about it. I think they're testing the waters and want to eventually stop working outright. They're already having other people write most of these videos, so the next step would be the voiceovers. Some youtubers have already done that, just not with AI but with other people reading the scripts instead
@@gardenofnightmare the whole thing is a hilarious meme, but in all seriousness, it still is a bit far-fetched to think they're going to replace Falcon with an AI. Why not Jake too? Falcon is just anonymous enough to make a conspiracy of
I love that Falcon cyber laughed along at his own cyber jokes. That was cyber fun
He's probably a dad. A cyber dad. Oh shit he is an AI
@@AbiRizky we got him boys we cracked the case
Your comment was cyber fun to read!
It’s good to see our bird boy loving his work 👍
And cyber funny.
The one from Assassin's Creed Origins was not just strange, but also historically 'accurate'.
It is based on a legend that the Persian Emperor Cambyses (Son of Cyrus the Great) sent an army to conquer Nubia after his conquest of Egypt. The army never reached, never returned and they got lost in the desert.
This was essentially Bayek finding that undead lost army after 500 years under the desert sands.
The creepy ‘hungry ‘ family you come across in the outer worlds was pretty memorable
Loved that quest.
Amazing game
I finished the game last week and stumbled upon this quest. It was creepy indeed.
Scrolled down looking for this comment!
I love the sprinkle of spooks in non/horror or scary specific games
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Horror is most effective when you aren't expecting it.
Oh yeah.
Finally Gary gets a mention!! Holy shit that vault scared me first time I encountered it. Getting swarmed, literally SWARMED by a bunch of clones out of no where was scary AF! I loved it.
GARY GARY GARY!
Gary was the name of Oprah's asshole in the South Park episode: "Oprah's Minge"
Gary....? Gary! Gary!
Gaaaaaary. Gary!
Yeah, I really don't like exploring the vaults in Fallout. They're just so creepy. I remember being spooked out of my mind, especially the one with the super mutants that you have to do as a part of the main quest.
I really like this kind of encounters in open world games especially when it's completely random and still manages to tell a short and compelling story. Great video btw👍.
Thanks
yea it made the world for openworld games thriving when they fill the vast areas for its scale.
The cyber psycho one caught me off guard, because I was not ready for just how powerful she was. Eventually I defeated her with the monowire, but man, she’s the most memorable one of them all because of what you mentioned.
Great video, I knew a couple of these firsthand. The cyber psycho ritual in CP77 was definitely a creeper - the sound of V's chattering teeth and breath really elevated it.
The man bat was a legitimately terrifying jump scare because it's just totally unexpected in an action game like Arkham Knight. I loved it!
Despite many of Valhalla's downsides, one of the best parts about it were the mysteries like the lady of the lake.
Nearly every mystery in the game was unique and thoroughly enjoyable. More so because they were no longer fetch quests requiring a great distance to travel. They were all tied to a small area and well written. I definitely want to see that kind of side mission in future AC games or open-world games in general. It was totally unexpected but welcome from the repetitive nature of Ubisoft open-world games.
Had to stop and breath for a second after the man bat encounter xD
Falcon i just wanted to tell you that youre the most laid back, relatable guy on this Platform and i love watching all your Videos.. (no Front for the other gameranx members i like yall) but falcons voice is just an oasis for me to come and relax After a long day
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The best part about the Eddie Low encounter in GTA IV is that if you go online you can find blogs written by him and a couple of people who have encountered him online. As well as some news reports about him too. It's pretty decent world building by Rockstar imo
Another cool detail that might not be noticed by non New Yorkers is that the radio reporter Mike White is voiced by John Montone, a real NYC radio news reporter and a very familiar voice if you grew up here
If I spotted a talking falcon in my open world, that would be creepy.
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With no pants and all the hell gone from him
Also carrying a controller.
Imagine being me, playing this non-horror game and suddenly hearing your name called out from within the vault you just entered... I genuinely did not know it was the game at first and that vault still freaks me out to this day...
Gary
Oh man that must have been epic! 🤣
The humor of Falcon those last couple of videos are on point man. 🤣
The humor of Falcon THESE last few videos IS on point!
YW
@@dougr8646 Tyfys.
You’re so concerned about gittin gud at video games you forgot to git gud at grammar 🤦♂️
@@dougr8646 nah... Idc.
The Strange Man in RD2 shows up in a bunch of locations and the writing in the cabin changes depending on choices you've made.
"Had no more hell in me" 😂
"and my pants were on the floor" 😂
First time I ran into the Cannibal in the Ratway I was creeped out, I didn't even know where the voice was coming from I just heard: Come here, and few other unsettling phrases. I never found him until he was chasing me. I panicked and sprinted out of the sewers- which was not easy since it's a freaking maze in there. Thankfully wasn't doing the Main Quest, was just curious. I still try to avoid that place, Dravin doesn't get his bow until I have to fetch Esbern.
The crazy lady down there isnt listing random items she lists her possessions, if you manage to pickpocket one item of her, she will acknowledge it's absence in her mumbeling.
Definitely one of the funnier videos. “All the hell was no longer in me at this point. Pants were gone, too” 😂
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Had me snorting lol
That Strange Man moment still gives me chills lmao
If you're willing to go down the Skyrim modding rabbit hole, there are quite a few that wallow in creepy and unsettling. The Vicn trilogy is a great source, especially Vigilant and Glenmoril, with Unslaad being the only one that's more on the sad side than creepy, though it's also unsettling in a different way. There are a couple of Slender Man mods out there of course. Darkend has dread atmosphere in spades, though be warned it's also very difficult.
The whole relationship between Irina and Hyetta in Elden Ring is interesting. There's another similar encounter later on with another NPC as well, but by that point, it's clear what happened with the earlier interactions, which are supported by changing the interactions with them.
The Hyetta and Irina connection intrigues me.....what is this other similar encounter you speak of? Honest question.
The dung eater?
@@Anubis.6256 Remember Yura? Yeah, you meet someone who looks suspiciously like him in the Mountaintop of the Giants... Won't say more to prevent spoilers.
@@Anubis.6256 shabriri, the most hated man in the world (a world where the dung eater exists, to hammer in just how bad he must be) takes over the body of that one samurai npc later in the game. Shabriri like the grapes.
With the AC Origins one. way before the dlc and all the extra fantastical elements were added, this was it. And it really stuck out cause no other mission was like it. Really creepy and out of place. And they executed it so well.
I don’t know if he technically counts as a stranger, but Gaunter O’Dimm has always left the biggest impression in the Witcher 3 to me. Yes, he kind of got his own DLC, but he was already framed as this mysterious stranger, an enigma, that you would eventually repay.
did no one think the time travelling guy in RDR2 was weird?😂😂
or the strange man in general
@@0fficialdregs or the vampires
Or the serial killer
Or the UFO's.
Or ManBearPig
Here's another one:
In Octopath Traveler 2, there is a creepy girl in the east part of Crackridge that can only be found at night. When you try and talk to her, she will run outside of town. No other prompts and path actions can be used at her. And until this day, nobody knows if that girl is part of any questline.
Falcon, you are a masterful wordsmith. I never get tired of your narrations. The recurring use of the words pants and hell when referring to being scared was highly entertaining as well. Thanks so much. 😆
That's a pretty good cyber explanation.
I really appreciate you letting your humor shine. You're really at your best when you make these videos funny. Seems like you maybe hold off on the jokes a lot, so I really enjoyed this video
Ah, the fake account
@@valianthen wat
One of the creepiest strangers in a game is in SOMA, with the last human to exist on planet earth.
I just gotta say, THANK YOU so much for uploading all your vids in 1440p! This + the quality of info really makes no other channel come close for me.
Glad you like them!
For me the creepiest encounter would be "The Traveler" in Skyrim. He scared the hell out of me the first time I came across him.
I really enjoy learning about scary sections in non-horror games
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Most of the side quests in origin were very generic but some were really good. There was a serial killer quest without any guide and it was also pretty disturbing and creepy.
What about the vampire from RDR2 lol. Don’t even think he was a vampire he might’ve just been a socially awkward serial killer.
A wannabe vamp. Guy drinking blood
Oh and what about the guy who sits by a fire next to the road in the swamp and tell you about treasures at his house. (also RDR2)
@@horacehhelmsley9375or the stalker
Or the murder and his basement
Falcon, this is one of your best videos imho! Love the callbacks to “hell” and “pants.” The Geralt impression was hilarious.
OK I thought I was the only one that was creeped out by the butcher & blind lady in that ratway place in Skyrim. Plus it was a bit irritating at first because I didn’t know where it was coming from and bam I get sliced out of nowhere lol 😂. Another thing that creeps me out are those massive spiders in Skyrim. Thankfully I just pretend that I’m Samwise Gamgee(or Bilbo) and I slice them up with an Elven sword lol 😂
Man, I love Origins, thanks for adding it to the list! ♥️
I remember playing that mission it was very weird and refreshing, loved it.
Origins is such an underrated gem, I played the heck out of it. Although the clip confused me as I never spoke to any of the NPC's to start the quest, I stumbled across the chasm and the quest started
Falcon has officially gone off the deep end and I love it
I'm playing bloodborne recently, and the suspicious beggar that you find at the forbidden woods will really fit in one of these list.
The ManBat gave me a big jump scare 😅
I'm not so easily scared getting used to it in movies and games, but the manbat caused me to drop my controller and just shouted wtf as it was such a perfectly executed jump scare. Kudos to the devs who did this one.
You and Jake are THE icons of gameranx, loved watching you guys for years
The one that always give me the creeps on rdr2 is the man raised by wolfs; it's so weird to encounter this naked man in the middle of the woods calling wolfs to attack you when he howls
This is not only the greatest opening to anything ever. But the best premise for anything ever
ill never forget the first time i encounters the Night Folks in RDR2. i was just riding my horse trying to go back to my camp when suddenly my horse buck me off and bunch of fast lunatics just swarming me with knife and machete. i legit almost peed my pants it was so scary. the way they set it up was creepy asf too with the fog, the darkness of the swamp, the eerie noise. never went there during night time again
"But I don't know, he gives of the distinct vibe of someone who's going to bite" this made me laugh so hard.
More distrubing is the Stalker in Stormveil Castle. Such a creep and well hidden...
I was so mad when I realized he straight up steals your runes every time you die hahahaha
Studies done decades ago found that bathing rooms in red light would make people tense and anxious, and green would make people paranoid and jumpy. Blue light, meanwhile would calm and eventually depress people.
Falcon saying he is not an AI voice is definite proof that AI has gone rogue and it is now sentient. Skynet confirmed.
I've seen a lot of people mention they find the Gary vault scary but I only found it funny and kind of a relief from vaults full of ghouls or whatever. Speaking of ghouls, though, there was that one vault in NV full of ghouls and some of the best weapons in the game plus tons of ammo and the unique carbine, the All-American and the pulse gun. Anyway, that vault is radioactive af, so my stress levels were through the roof managing my rads while trying to not die to the ungodly amount of ghouls. It doesn't help that in NV, ghouls can sometimes say actual words between all the snarling, which makes them creepier, imo.
Gaunter O Dimm from Witcher 3 when you first arrive in White Orchard when you ask around for Yennefer. He answers you then disappears. Then later he reappears and plays a big role in the Heart of Stone dlc revealing more of his unsettling nature. I have never been able to spot him but others have in the cutscenes where he watches nearly all your adventures through out the story.
He is the sheppard for the devil
The Witcher series is full of these. The cannibal from the 1st game is also haunting (and a reference to a cannibal that Ciri runs into in another world during the lady of the lake)
Finally something original from gameranx
To this day, I still get surprised at how in-depth Red Dead 2 is
Most detailed game ive played
Same I never knew about this cabin in the swamps
a culmination, rockstar does stand to its vision for making games that felt surreal down to its little details for years.
As a gamer, your videos are hella enjoyable to watch man! I appreciate the love you got for gaming. Makes it easy to watch
Rdr2 had couple more that freaked me out a lot more. Like those multiple ghost girl interractions, nightfolk, serial killer, Braithwaite chick in the outhouse.
Red Dead 2 is full of unsettling moments like these. Almost every abandoned house is creepy, and every town has creepy NPCs. The slow pace and realistic graphics make it more terrifying
1# Discovering the size of the map with it being 90% empty
unfortunately usually the case
Joker does the same thing to Batman after the man bat scares you, in another random roof, and then he mocks on you for it hahaha. I love him
The humor is giving me dad vibes lol
I've played GTA IV so many times, I don't think I've even seen that guy... Crazy
Skyrim is made of unsettling npcs on a whole lol. Elden ring has quite a few like the warrior pot or the dung eater.
Falcon.. you're the goddamn Cyber-Hell-GOAT! Keep em comin!
Hello, Falcon!!!
Hello
The thumbnail was the first wonderful selling point
Okay Falcon that was pretty unexpected that you selected fallout 3 instead of 4 for creepy encounters because 4 has pretty disturbing missions. Not just one serial killer but 2 to begin with and many more regular and lovecraftian horror material
The ratway in skyrim always gives me the creeps. 😳😬
Great content as always.. good job team 👏
Isn't the chef in the dungeon that rushes you with a meatcleaver a bit of a call back to Butcher from Diablo?
Dude! The Red Dead one is creepy as hell, I love it!
The shop keeper mission in hogwarts legacy where you deal with a poltergeist was crazy, definitely deserved a spot on this list bc of how out of place it was
Your more casual tone and humor recently is fun. Good vid.
The side quest in Hogwarts Legacy called "Minding Your Own Business" is creepy as all hell! The music, the tension that is built up, I was constantly on my toes throughout the quest - easily the best quest in the game. Pretty shit they made it a timed PlayStation exclusive, so a lot of people haven't experienced it yet.
There's a quest where an entire village is wiped out by spiders. Perhaps not quite as creepy, and mine bugged out a tiny bit so that the vendor there would still talk even though they were invisible or whatever, made it a bit silly instead of dead silent, besides the spiders.
@@EricLing64 oh yes!! You have to go into some woman's basement, that was really good!
Really love falcon, talking normally and actually entertaining hehe nice vid. !
Rockstar is the KING of creepiness when it comes to the creepy stories in video games
You went a little 'Cyber' crazy there and I'm here for it.
Has anyone seen Gavin ?
The line about people in react videos no longer had their pants at the end and "Had no hell in me!" Cracked me up way more than you would've expected 😂
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50% of Morrowind. . . .
I appreciated the cyber humour Falcon! Very cyber funny.
While not in open world games I think that both Gasters followers (including goner kid and "the mysterious man") and Deltarunes secret bosses also constitute as weird and creepy npc strangers
Looking back at Arkham City... that really was something else. From the pov of the times back then even more.
Arkham Asylum and City blueprinted a lot of what was to come. Rare games, gamechangers like these!
When your Geralt impression is so good that I legitimately think it’s an actual line from the game at first
Loved Falcons energy in this video. Thanks for another banger Gameranx!
Brin in "Horizon Zero Dawn". Sends you on the "Acquired Taste" quest. He's incredibly creepy. Teeth stained from machine fluids he's been drinking. Headpiece hiding his eyes. His unsettling voice. Yeah, he's a real treat.
Good video, darlin'!
We need just a Favorite Strangers in Open World games video. With Gavin’s friend taking home the gold
That creepy girl in Drustvar in WoW BFA is incredibly unnerving. The rhyming sing-song way she talks about how villagers died scared the hell out of me the first time I encountered her one late night.
"Our poor little village is dead.
The people have gone stiff or fled.
There is no more noise,
Just me and my toys.
Just like all the big doggies said."
So well executed to stumble across when sleep deprived late at night. I loved it, and I always make sure to visit her with every character I level.
I absolutely love skyrim and continue playing it to this day, over a decade now..and not once have i came across that freak in the Rataway.
The fact you can still discover new things in the game is absolutely mind blowing..and the mods is chefs kiss to the extension of it.
I feel like Falcon was feeling extra silly goofy this episode and I love it. 😂😂
My name is Gary, I played this game in 09 and was FREAKING OUT. I was like “how does it know my friggin name?!”
I'd forgotten about Garry, but you said his name and it all came flooding back! *laugh*
"All the hell was no longer in me at this point. Pants were gone too."
Never change, Falcon 😂
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The Plane Crash side quest from Far Cry 3 deserves an honorable mention. I got chills playing it at midnight
I've played thru Cyberpunk at least 5 or 6 times now and that cyberpsycho is the only fight in the game I have to psyche myself up for. Not only is she scary but it's probably one of the hardest fights period other than maybe Smasher.
Writing and narration was brilliant in this vid!
"If mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy."
-honorable mention.
Falcon DEFINITELY had fun with this one. Especially since birds don't wear pants. 😂
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7:33 Fun fact, You can, or used to be able to(I don't know if it still works) be able to knock this cyberpsycho out.
When I did it, I had to get out of her range but still inside the area.
Going all the way in and to the left on the back wall there is a small space that you can see all of her reset points but is outside of her range.
Just hope she spawned close enough to rush behind her to grab.