7 Unsolved Videogame Mysteries That Still Keep Us Up at Night

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  @inventsable · 4 years ago

  You actually find and talk to a living Dwemer in Morrowind during the story missions, but he was exiled and doesn't know what happened to the others either 🤷‍♂️

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  @weird_al77 · 4 years ago

  I was absolutely convinced that Ethan's Psychiatrist MUST be the origami killer all the way through that game. Makes much more sense than the actual ending. I was sure he was planting subliminal messages during his session that made him black out and wake up near the murders. I had it all worked out. I was raging when I turned out to be wrong :(

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  @mostmelon8243 · 4 years ago

  Perhaps if Silent Hill is a reflection of one’s mind, then to a healthy and good person Silent Hill is a pretty nice place.

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  @andymcp4752 · 4 years ago

  James Sunderland hiding from monsters and hastily re-reading Mary's letter: "Our special place.. SALIENT Hill!? dammit I'm in the wrong town"

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  @apocrypha5363 · 4 years ago

  The one that still really bugs me is: Why won't that Sonic guy share his hedge!

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  @ichimaru96 · 4 years ago

  With David cage games the answer to any mysteries is usually "bad writing"

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  @kevinmonge7046 · 4 years ago

  Nick actually has some voice lines if he is your follower and the mysterious stranger appears. It doesn't give lore but it's amusing.

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  @blkwhtrbbt · 4 years ago

  The hitman one has an answer. A bit of readables in game says that all agents that want to be trained must participate in the training of others as well. So all of those extras are students themselves

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  @daimpthing · 4 years ago

  When you have Nick with you and the Mysterious Stranger is proced, Nick has dialogue where he tries to stop the Stranger before he vanishes in thin air. This means that he's a physical entity that follows people who are lucky and helps them in their time of need

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  @Michael_Lindell · 4 years ago

  One Videogame Mystery that keeps me up at night is:<br><br>&quot;Why am I still playing this game instead of being in bed sleeping?&quot;

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  @tigerseye1202 · 4 years ago

  The janitor in Control possibly being the most powerful being in the universe keeps me up at night.

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  @chadp363 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m 39 and still have my nintendo 64. My mystery issue is, that, in all that time I still cannot get through the water temple in ocarina of time in a straight shot. Never once. I hate it

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