Hmm, this is very much situation I guess but I think a big daddy's angered groan when you've usd up all your health and ammo on the splicers
Scariest sounds in games
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I once managed to freak MYSELF out with that one. "OMGWT... wait, that's MY missile..." <_<NameIsRobertPaulson said:
Ohhh yeah... it's been a while since I played that game, but I want to say the long-armed ghost makes some horrible noises too... I've blanked it from my memory. Something about crying for its children? "Give baaack! GIVE BAACK!!" Oh yeah, and the child ghosts, crawling on the floor and giggling and [a heref="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDZ9e1__zEo"]asking you to play with them.[/a] (skip to 2:45) D:Hiname said:
And speaking of children, how about [a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McMyasj_0gg"]the horrible little ones from Dead Space 2[/a]??
God damn anything in System Shock 2. The Midwives in particuler. God damn. I can't play that game before bed basically. Also, the damn Pack necromorphs in Dead Space 2. I start shaking like a little girl.
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Anything out of place, dead silence and the Half Life zombie screams all scare the f*** out of me D:
The sound of the regenerators in RE4 scares me to death. Even just thinking about the noises they make freaks me out... Also every noise Nemesis made in RE3 terrified me. Whether it was his cry of "S.T.A.R.S!" or that roaring noise he made the guy always had me scared out of my mind.
I have a deep, instinctual fear of the sound that Husks make in ME2. It terrifies me so much that I get scared before it even happens, and refuse to move forward without having both of my squadmates and a combat drone ahead of me when I know there are going to be husks.
They are terrifying, relentless, and the fact that they feel nothing and have no concept of fear or pain... it's horrifying. They don't stop until you destroy them. They don't act like anything you have ever come across, and although they look vaguely human, they are devoid of humanity. Husks are a violent, vicious emptiness that you're forced to look into as you race to destroy before it surrounds you and beats you to death as you struggle against it. The noise they make is a hollow, empty moan that almost sounds familiar, like it could be grasping at life. But it's not, they're not grasping at life, they're grasping at you. No purpose, no feeling, no concepts, no thoughts, no emotion, no drive, not even instincts. They are nothing. Their groans are gaping, empty, meaningless sounds. No thing is as terrifying as nothingness, how can you bear to look into something that does not look back, cannot look back, has nothing to look back with? It will not react, it does not stop, it cannot yield. Their howls consume silence, swallow it, rip it from you.
They are my worst fears made manifest. And their noise is enough to get me all poetical, so that's pretty damn scary.
They are terrifying, relentless, and the fact that they feel nothing and have no concept of fear or pain... it's horrifying. They don't stop until you destroy them. They don't act like anything you have ever come across, and although they look vaguely human, they are devoid of humanity. Husks are a violent, vicious emptiness that you're forced to look into as you race to destroy before it surrounds you and beats you to death as you struggle against it. The noise they make is a hollow, empty moan that almost sounds familiar, like it could be grasping at life. But it's not, they're not grasping at life, they're grasping at you. No purpose, no feeling, no concepts, no thoughts, no emotion, no drive, not even instincts. They are nothing. Their groans are gaping, empty, meaningless sounds. No thing is as terrifying as nothingness, how can you bear to look into something that does not look back, cannot look back, has nothing to look back with? It will not react, it does not stop, it cannot yield. Their howls consume silence, swallow it, rip it from you.
They are my worst fears made manifest. And their noise is enough to get me all poetical, so that's pretty damn scary.
Any sound in Penumbra... the anticipation of playing that game, then playing it at 4am... and the wind... :O
Also, the cries of headcrab victims in HL2 when you actually decipher what they're saying, and how they say it... it, err... it messed me up for a while... a good way of stopping sleep
Also, the cries of headcrab victims in HL2 when you actually decipher what they're saying, and how they say it... it, err... it messed me up for a while... a good way of stopping sleep