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[tahujdt]

Somebody's face is made into the sky texture.

I think it was actually a Ratticate. But damn, Red and Blue was so long ago...

Good, we put the thing out of it's misery.  Seriously those things are messed up.  Not only are they neigh worthless, their teeth are so big they can't close their mouth!  Can you imagine if you could never close your mouth? 

Even if it got an overbite or underbite closing it's mouth would send it's teeth through it's jaw and face.

Some of these pokemon must seriously live tortured lives.

Reminds me of Agrajag from 'Life, the Universe, and Everything'.

[DeKaFu]

Actually, that's a valid fear for most rodents.  Rodents are identified because their teeth never stop growing, which is why they gnaw things - to file down their teeth to safer points.

Same for rabbits. Do an image search on "rabbit overgrown teeth" for a face full of body horror.

[Girlinhat]

Actually, that's a valid fear for most rodents.  Rodents are identified because their teeth never stop growing, which is why they gnaw things - to file down their teeth to safer points.

Same for rabbits. Do an image search on "rabbit overgrown teeth" for a face full of body horror.

Rabbits are rodents.

[DeKaFu]

Actually, that's a valid fear for most rodents.  Rodents are identified because their teeth never stop growing, which is why they gnaw things - to file down their teeth to safer points.

Same for rabbits. Do an image search on "rabbit overgrown teeth" for a face full of body horror.

Rabbits are rodents.

I used to think that too. They're not.

[Girlinhat]

Actually, that's a valid fear for most rodents.  Rodents are identified because their teeth never stop growing, which is why they gnaw things - to file down their teeth to safer points.

Same for rabbits. Do an image search on "rabbit overgrown teeth" for a face full of body horror.

Rabbits are rodents.

I used to think that too. They're not.

Science used to think so as well!

[scriver]

Actually, that's a valid fear for most rodents.  Rodents are identified because their teeth never stop growing, which is why they gnaw things - to file down their teeth to safer points.

No, their teeth keeps growing because they're constantly gnawing them down on everything

[Seriyu]

Everyone's favorite! I'm kind've surprised it hasn't shown up yet.

Spoiler: Mechanics (click to show/hide)

Okay so when you get to that house you an do two things, flip the lightswitch, and leave. The vast majority of the time nothing happens. You flip the switch, it gets all Neoney and nothing happens. However, 1/64 times Uboa shows up. Once you activate it you can't leave the room (interacting with the door makes the character say something in japanese that I forget, but it basically amounts to "I can't" if you translate it), and if you try to turn the lights back on the lights like... spark. So from there all you can do is interact with Uboa. Once you're in his little area you can't get out aside from by waking up.

Incidentally it's from a japanese independant game, Yume Nikki, dream diary, which is basically an excuse to make a trippy surreal dream game. It's spawned many fan games, including the much more well known (I think) LSD dream emulator. Ib is also sort've a fangame but it makes a departure from the standard "roam around, see trippy shit" formula. It's all the better for it I think!

[Jack_Bread]

Spoiler: Mechanics (click to show/hide)

Incidentally it's from a japanese independant game, Yume Nikki, dream diary, which is basically an excuse to make a trippy surreal dream game. It's spawned many fan games, including the much more well known (I think) LSD dream emulator. !

LSD came out in 1998 and Yume Nikki came out in 2004.

As for my contribution, I'll say the heart of the Statue of Happiness in GTA4.

[Leonon]

I was recently playing Star Ruler and experimenting trying to find a good way to clear large numbers of enemies from a system. There's one weapon called the Shield Bomb that rapidly pushes your ship's shields outwards to do damage as things crash against it. They're the only weapon that cannot possibly miss and they affect everything in range with each attack. They're supposed to have very small range but I put them on a scale 100,000 ship and made them as large as possible to get see what the range would be. As soon as the ship jumped into the enemy system the horror started, less than a second later not only was the enemy gone, all the planets were gone too.


I have created a weapon that wipes entire solar systems worth of planets from existence instantly.

[DeKaFu]

Oh, I remembered a proper easter egg one.

In the original Animal Crossing for Gamecube, when you took the boat to the island, there was apparently some incredibly small chance of coming across a fish shadow in the water that was absolutely massive. Many times larger than your boat. Since you only see it mid-boat ride there's no way to catch it, and it doesn't correspond to any fish programmed into the game.

I never actually saw it myself, but as someone who's always had a phobia of being in/near water with giant fish, the boat rides after I heard of this were rather...tense.

[freeformschooler]

Oh, I remembered a proper easter egg one.

In the original Animal Crossing for Gamecube, when you took the boat to the island, there was apparently some incredibly small chance of coming across a fish shadow in the water that was absolutely massive. Many times larger than your boat. Since you only see it mid-boat ride there's no way to catch it, and it doesn't correspond to any fish programmed into the game.

I never actually saw it myself, but as someone who's always had a phobia of being in/near water with giant fish, the boat rides after I heard of this were rather...tense.

Huh, I've never heard of that. Any sources or discussions on it? Or just a rumor?

[DeKaFu]

Oh, I remembered a proper easter egg one.

In the original Animal Crossing for Gamecube, when you took the boat to the island, there was apparently some incredibly small chance of coming across a fish shadow in the water that was absolutely massive. Many times larger than your boat. Since you only see it mid-boat ride there's no way to catch it, and it doesn't correspond to any fish programmed into the game.

I never actually saw it myself, but as someone who's always had a phobia of being in/near water with giant fish, the boat rides after I heard of this were rather...tense.

Huh, I've never heard of that. Any sources or discussions on it? Or just a rumor?

http://nookipedia.com/wiki/Whale

[Seriyu]

Spoiler: Mechanics (click to show/hide)

Incidentally it's from a japanese independant game, Yume Nikki, dream diary, which is basically an excuse to make a trippy surreal dream game. It's spawned many fan games, including the much more well known (I think) LSD dream emulator. !

LSD came out in 1998 and Yume Nikki came out in 2004.

As for my contribution, I'll say the heart of the Statue of Happiness in GTA4.

oh, huh, always heard the opposite. Good to know.

Also yeah the GTA4 heart is great.

[frostshotgg]

Spoiler: Mechanics (click to show/hide)

Incidentally it's from a japanese independant game, Yume Nikki, dream diary, which is basically an excuse to make a trippy surreal dream game. It's spawned many fan games, including the much more well known (I think) LSD dream emulator. !

LSD came out in 1998 and Yume Nikki came out in 2004.

Speaking of LSD, jesus fucking christ the grey man gave me nightmares.

Wandering around the dark city...... When suddenly, you turn around and there's a guy in a fedora, and you're not sure what to do at first, so you just sit there and watch him. And then he shoots you.

The worst part is that getting shot wipes your dream log, which has implications.

[Seriyu]

I just want to say, from that post alone, I kind've want to play LSD dream emulator now. I love surreal horrorish games.