Video Game Cruelty Punishment: Difference between revisions

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** If you want to bug him just for the heck of it and not get a [[Game Over]], stop talking to him and leave that screen when he only responds with [[Visible Silence]], as that is the ''last'' time you can safely annoy him.

* In a game where you start by entering your name, there will always be some players who try to use a cuss word, telling the narrator to "F--- Off" or something. ''[[You Don't Know Jack]]'' has a unique way to handle such folk, it docks you 1,000 points. Then it gives you a cleaner name, but if you restart the game and do it a ''second'' time, the game remembers and docks you 50,001 points! If you push your luck further and do it again, that's it, [[Nonstandard Game Over| game over.]]

* Classic Looney Tunes game [[Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf]] has a number of levels where Daffy Duck gives the player some much-needed tutorial advice. One such level also provides the player with a stick of dynamite. Anyone with a singular comedic bone in their body will naturally place the dynamite at Daffy's feet and run for cover. All well and good, until a now-charred Daffy informs you that "there's nothing funny about blown up duck!" and that you are being put in a time-out for a whole minute, during which you have no choice but to sit and wait.

* Classic Looney Tunes game ''[[Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf]]'' has a number of levels where Daffy Duck gives the player some much-needed tutorial advice. One such level also provides the player with a stick of dynamite. Anyone with a singular comedic bone in their body will naturally place the dynamite at Daffy's feet and run for cover. All well and good, until a now-charred Daffy informs you that "there's nothing funny about blown up duck!" and that you are being put in a time-out for a whole minute, during which you have no choice but to sit and wait.

== Roguelike ==