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** Also, if you're in a PVP area, that hideous screeching Ice spells used to make. |
** Also, if you're in a PVP area, that hideous screeching Ice spells used to make. |
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** The ambient sounds in the Wilderness are terrifying, ''especially'' with the music turned off. |
** The ambient sounds in the Wilderness are terrifying, ''especially'' with the music turned off. |
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* There's the quirky |
* There's the quirky Super Famicom sci-fi RPG ''[[Idea no Hi]]'' (a spiritual sequel to [[Maka Maka]]) which starts with the protagonist getting tortured in a lab by means of some kind of machine. It's accompanied by a truly awful [[Sensory Abuse|rending, glitchy noise]] that really lets you sympathize with him. |
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* In the (defunct) MMO [[Tabula Rasa]], the sound of an incoming Bane dropship, especially the part where it came complete with indecipherable whispering. |
* In the (defunct) MMO [[Tabula Rasa]], the sound of an incoming Bane dropship, especially the part where it came complete with indecipherable whispering. |
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* ''Any'' submarine simulation, from the [[Silent Hunter Series]] to DOS-era games, has the "ping!" of an inbound active sonar. Means that they know you're in the area and they're trying to localize you ([[Nightmare Fuel|if they haven't already]]) as you frantically attempt to dive out of depth-charge range. The pings get higher-pitched and louder as your hunter closes in. |
* ''Any'' submarine simulation, from the [[Silent Hunter Series]] to DOS-era games, has the "ping!" of an inbound active sonar. Means that they know you're in the area and they're trying to localize you ([[Nightmare Fuel|if they haven't already]]) as you frantically attempt to dive out of depth-charge range. The pings get higher-pitched and louder as your hunter closes in. |
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