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**''VideoGame/BaldursGateII'' has specific choices available to Evil characters where some of your party members will either leave or turn on you if they're present. [[spoiler: Betraying Garren Windspear to Firkraag, selling Adalon's eggs for a favor from a summoned demon, and poisoning the land around Trademeet, specifically.]]
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* ''VideoGame/OregonTrail'' allows you to start as a greenhorn or the leader of a wagon caravan, too badly and you get demoted to greenhorn.

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* Some versions of ''VideoGame/OregonTrail'' allows you to start as a greenhorn or the leader of a wagon caravan, perform too badly and you get demoted to greenhorn.

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* ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' has ''three'' possible occurrences of this, two of which happen at the same point. These occur if you choose to [[spoiler: defile the [[MacGuffin Urn of Sacred Ashes]] so the crazy man lets you into his [[{{cult}} super special club]]. If you have Leliana and/or Wynne with you at the time, they will openly attack you.]] The third happens if you haven't gotten [[{{stoic}} Sten's]] approval high enough and you get far enough into the story. At that point [[spoiler: he will question your leadership and if you can't persuade him, he will also attack you.]] Although that is somewhat less of an example than the first.
* Piss off your team enough in ''VideoGame/BaldursGate'' and they leave. This can also be because your evil companions think you're becoming ''too'' moral
* Pick the Dark Side endings in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' or ''VideoGame/JadeEmpire'' and you'll have to slaughter ''most'' of your crew when they invoke this.
* ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheAbyss'', after [[spoiler:the events of Akzeriuth]], the party abandons Luke in disgust. He eventually redeems himself, but it takes a long time.
* For ''Videogame/OgreBattle64'' this is a possible ending if your chaos frame is too low. [[spoiler:The members of the resistance rant about how the PlayerCharacter captured the cities instead of liberating them. Making it a case of BecameTheirOwnAntithesis and not listening to the people. There is also the practical reason that if the man who pretty much won the whole war for them comes back he might be made king instead.]]



* ''VideoGame/OregonTrail'' allows you to start as a greenhorn or the leader of a wagon caravan, too badly and you get demoted to greenhorn.
* ''VideoGame/ShovelKnight'': King Knight is one of the bosses and antagonists of the game, but the ''King of Cards'' campaign initially presents the King Knight as a selfish, vain, but heroic protagonist with plenty of genuine allies, and [[FallenHero how he fell from grace.]] [[spoiler: By the end of the campaign, just as he has [[BigBad The Enchantress]] nearly defeated, the latter offers to give King Knight the proper title of "King of Pridemoor" after he had the opportunity to be "King of Cards" taken away from him. Caring more about the title than the friendships he earned on the way, he chooses to side with the Enchantress over all of his allies who wanted him to take down the Enchantress, leading to the Enchantress beginning the Order of No Quarter and her reign of terror. The people that joined King Knight along the way are appropriately disappointed by King Knight's choice, including ''his own mother'', and none of them stand by him after he becomes King of Pridemoor. King Knight has achieved his goal, but at the cost of being isolated by the people who once adored and cheered for him, becoming HatedByAll, even his comrades in the Order of No Quarter.]]



* Piss off your team enough in ''VideoGame/BaldursGate'' and they leave. This can also be because your evil companions think you're becoming ''too'' moral.
* ''VideoGame/BattleRealms'': Otomo will do this during the Serpent Campaign, abandoning Kenji and taking roughly half the clan with him.
* ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' has ''three'' possible occurrences of this, two of which happen at the same point. These occur if you choose to [[spoiler: defile the [[MacGuffin Urn of Sacred Ashes]] so the crazy man lets you into his [[{{cult}} super special club]]. If you have Leliana and/or Wynne with you at the time, they will openly attack you.]] The third happens if you haven't gotten [[{{stoic}} Sten's]] approval high enough and you get far enough into the story. At that point [[spoiler: he will question your leadership and if you can't persuade him, he will also attack you.]] Although that is somewhat less of an example than the first.
* Pick the Dark Side endings in ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' or ''VideoGame/JadeEmpire'' and you'll have to slaughter ''most'' of your crew when they invoke this.
* For ''Videogame/OgreBattle64'' this is a possible ending if your chaos frame is too low. [[spoiler:The members of the resistance rant about how the PlayerCharacter captured the cities instead of liberating them. Making it a case of BecameTheirOwnAntithesis and not listening to the people. There is also the practical reason that if the man who pretty much won the whole war for them comes back he might be made king instead.]]
* ''VideoGame/OregonTrail'' allows you to start as a greenhorn or the leader of a wagon caravan, too badly and you get demoted to greenhorn.
* ''VideoGame/ShovelKnight'': King Knight is one of the bosses and antagonists of the game, but the ''King of Cards'' campaign initially presents the King Knight as a selfish, vain, but heroic protagonist with plenty of genuine allies, and [[FallenHero how he fell from grace.]] [[spoiler: By the end of the campaign, just as he has [[BigBad The Enchantress]] nearly defeated, the latter offers to give King Knight the proper title of "King of Pridemoor" after he had the opportunity to be "King of Cards" taken away from him. Caring more about the title than the friendships he earned on the way, he chooses to side with the Enchantress over all of his allies who wanted him to take down the Enchantress, leading to the Enchantress beginning the Order of No Quarter and her reign of terror. The people that joined King Knight along the way are appropriately disappointed by King Knight's choice, including ''his own mother'', and none of them stand by him after he becomes King of Pridemoor. King Knight has achieved his goal, but at the cost of being isolated by the people who once adored and cheered for him, becoming HatedByAll, even his comrades in the Order of No Quarter.]]
* ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheAbyss'', after [[spoiler:the events of Akzeriuth]], the party abandons Luke in disgust. He eventually redeems himself, but it takes a long time.
* ''VideoGame/Wasteland3'': Near the end of the game, [[spoiler:internal divisions within the Rangers in Colorado will come to a boiling point. Half of them, under the leadership of Angela, see the Patriarch as a slave-taking warlord with an incredibly unstable line of succession and see it as their duty to overthrow him, while the other half will insist on seeing the mission through to the end, no matter how distasteful, in order to secure the Patriarch's promised supplies for Arizona. Whichever side you choose, the other side will stage a revolt against you and things will get bloody, forcing you to put down several former party members and support crew. It is possible to TakeAThirdOption, but it requires the Rangers to have a strong support base amongst the Patriarch's supporters in Colorado, enough that they will sanction the Rangers putting the Patriarch under arrest and put a coalition between the Hundred Families, Marshals and Rangers in power instead.]]
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* The cartoon ''Noahs Island'' has an episode where the entire island rebels against Noah for an episode. The following episode opens with them holding a vote and making him captain of the island (said island is a drifting section of another island) again.

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* The cartoon ''Noahs Island'' ''WesternAnimation/NoahsIsland'' has an episode where the entire island rebels against Noah for an episode. The following episode opens with them holding a vote and making him captain of the island (said island is a drifting section of another island) again.
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* ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' has this occur to [[spoiler:Motoyasu and Itsuki]] after the [[spoiler:Spirit Turtle]] they release and failed to stop causes mass devastation. In the case of the former, his party reveals their utter contempt for their leader and that they have been using him the entire time. In the case of the latter, they abandon him in disgust for failing to live up his boasts and eventually join the villains.

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* ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' has this occur to [[spoiler:Motoyasu and Itsuki]] after the [[spoiler:Spirit Turtle]] they release and failed to stop causes mass devastation. In the case of the former, his party reveals their utter contempt for their leader and that they have been using him the entire time. In the case of the latter, they abandon him in disgust for failing to live up his boasts and eventually join the villains.



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* ''VideoGame/ShovelKnight'': King Knight is one of the bosses and antagonists of the game, but the ''King of Cards'' campaign initially presents the King Knight as a selfish, vain, but heroic protagonist with plenty of genuine allies, and [[FallenHero how he fell from grace.]] [[spoiler: By the end of the campaign, just as he has [[BigBad The Enchantress]] nearly defeated, the latter offers to give King Knight the proper title of "King of Pridemoor" after he had the opportunity to be "King of Cards" taken away from him. Caring more about the title than the friendships he earned on the way, he chooses to side with the Enchantress over all of his allies who wanted him to take down the Enchantress, leading to the Enchantress beginning the Order of No Quarter and her reign of terror. The people that joined King Knight along the way are appropriately disappointed by King Knight's choice, including ''his own mother'', and none of them stand by him after he becomes King of Pridemoor. King Knight has achieved his goal, but at the cost of being isolated by the people who once adored and cheered for him, becoming HatedByAll, even his comrades in the Order of No Quarter.]]

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