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* In ''Blue's Journey'' for the Platform/NeoGeo, the butterfly-girl shopkeeper will describe items as you move the cursor over them. If you move the cursor over ''her'', she says, "I'm not for sale." Clicking on her then will get you thrown out.

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* In ''Blue's Journey'' ''VideoGame/BluesJourney'' for the Platform/NeoGeo, the butterfly-girl shopkeeper will describe items as you move the cursor over them. If you move the cursor over ''her'', she says, "I'm not for sale." Clicking on her then will get you thrown out.



** As well as ''Starlancer''. If there are too many friendly fire incidents, your weapons officer will take control of the ship and automatically jump back to the carrier, and you'll be shot for treason.

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** As well as ''Starlancer''.''VideoGame/{{Starlancer}}''. If there are too many friendly fire incidents, your weapons officer will take control of the ship and automatically jump back to the carrier, and you'll be shot for treason.



* If you somehow get the urge to use [[RageQuit the brilliant defensive tactic]] of intentionally walking the entire battery '''twice''' in ''MLB 10: The Show'', color commentator Dave Campbell expresses his building contempt and disgust at your strategy ("Let me know when they get back to playing baseball") until when you give the eighteenth batter a free pass (and the fifteenth run crosses the plate), he grumps [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere "That's it! I'm outta here!"]], and leaves the broadcast booth with a hard slamming of the press box door completely annoyed with the "pitcher and manager" (aka ''you''). If you walk a nineteenth consecutive batter, the [[ChirpingCrickets sound of crickets is heard in the booth]].

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* If you somehow get the urge to use [[RageQuit the brilliant defensive tactic]] of intentionally walking the entire battery '''twice''' in ''MLB ''[[VideoGame/MLBTheShow MLB 10: The Show'', Show]]'', color commentator Dave Campbell expresses his building contempt and disgust at your strategy ("Let me know when they get back to playing baseball") until when you give the eighteenth batter a free pass (and the fifteenth run crosses the plate), he grumps [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere "That's it! I'm outta here!"]], and leaves the broadcast booth with a hard slamming of the press box door completely annoyed with the "pitcher and manager" (aka ''you''). If you walk a nineteenth consecutive batter, the [[ChirpingCrickets sound of crickets is heard in the booth]].

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** In ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'', during "The Ark", 343 Guilty Spark will even shoot you with a one-shot kill death beam if you start killing Marines.

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** In ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'', ''VideoGame/Halo3'', during "The Ark", 343 Guilty Spark will even shoot you with a one-shot kill death beam if you start killing Marines.



* In ''VideoGame/JediKnightJediAcademy'', on the finale mission to Korriban, if you kill too many Jedi, they turn on you and try to kill you right along with the cultists, as having gone to TheDarkSide in a non-standard fashion. The finale mission is a two-parter, and they only do it for whichever part it happens in, though. Also, the mission is still able to be completed. This mechanic makes it difficult under some mods, when you want to have realism turned on for the lightsabers fully.



* In ''[[VideoGame/DarkForcesSaga Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]'', on the finale mission to Korriban, if you kill too many Jedi, they turn on you and try to kill you right along with the cultists, as having gone to TheDarkSide in a non-standard fashion. The finale mission is a two-parter, and they only do it for whichever part it happens in, though. Also, the mission is still able to be completed. This mechanic makes it difficult under some mods, when you want to have realism turned on for the lightsabers fully.



* In ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicII'' and ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights2'', these responses are generally part of the influence system, although some are not and are just intended to be humorous:

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* In ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicII'' ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicIITheSithLords'' and ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights2'', these responses are generally part of the influence system, although some are not and are just intended to be humorous:
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** Typing swear words in response to Mettaton's essay prompt will provoke him to say, "Oh my! This is a family friendly TV show."

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** Typing swear words in response to Mettaton's essay prompt will provoke him to say, "Oh my! This is a family friendly TV show."" (The swear words recognized here include the UnusualEuphemism "bepis.")

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* In the first level of ''Videogame/Prey2006'', jumping on the slot machines will cause Jen to yell at you "Tommy, knock it off!"

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* In the first level of ''Videogame/Prey2006'', ''VideoGame/Prey2006'', jumping on the slot machines will cause Jen to yell at you "Tommy, knock it off!"



* ''VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory'':
** Make any one character jump at fields or in dungeons 700 times to unlock a bonus voice clip for her... where she scolds you most likely because of all that jumping.
-->'''Neptune:''' Uh, did you, maybe, see something when I was jumping? Well, I mean, my skirt's partially at fault, but you're a CREEP if that's why you make me jump so much!
-->'''Noire:''' What's with you, making me jump all the time? Calm down!... Wait... Are you doing it to see... THAT? YOU PERVERT! TOTAL PERVERT!
-->'''Nepgear:''' Ahh! Did you, maybe... look up my skirt? Ugh! You pervert! You're the worst kind of sicko!
** The "Mai Waifu" head accessories typically just poke fun at what sort of relationship that would be depending on the character. Peashy's though?
--> ''You're kidding, right? C'mon, don't be weird.''



* In ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic II'' and ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights2'', these responses are generally part of the influence system, although some are not and are just intended to be humorous:

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* In ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic II'' ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicII'' and ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights2'', these responses are generally part of the influence system, although some are not and are just intended to be humorous:

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