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** One document notes that Murkoff employees thing that Wernicke missed the three new Lucid Dreamers because he was too preoccupied with Billy's success. As we see by his actions at the end of the game, ''he realised how bad more than one could be'', given the chaos Billy causes, so didn't say anything.
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** One document notes that Murkoff employees thing think that Wernicke missed the three new Lucid Dreamers because he was too preoccupied with Billy's success. As we see by his actions at the end of the game, ''he realised how bad more than one could be'', given the chaos Billy causes, so didn't say anything.
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** Before encountering Eddie himself, you can find one of his pieces of…well, macabre "art". It's a mutilated male corpsr with the head of another man sticking out of an opening carved into his taint, in a gruesome mimicking of childbirth. Just to give [[NauseaFuel the full extent of gruesome,]] that includes the man's chest sliced open and stuffed to resemble female breasts, the belly sliced open and stuffed with other bits to show pregnancy, and a severed head stuffed where the nether-regions were messily removed. [[YouDontWantToKnow Do not]] look for an image; it's absolutely full of '''[[BrainBleach nope]].'''
** Later, Waylon enters a gymnasium…and finds that the gym ceiling is covered with the hanged, mutilated corpses of Eddie's victims. There are easily ''dozens'' of them. And not only do you see hanging corpses, but there are also his decapitated victims, whose heads were placed on mannequins scattered around the room.
** Later, Waylon enters a gymnasium…and finds that the gym ceiling is covered with the hanged, mutilated corpses of Eddie's victims. There are easily ''dozens'' of them. And not only do you see hanging corpses, but there are also his decapitated victims, whose heads were placed on mannequins scattered around the room.
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** Before encountering Eddie himself, you can find one of his pieces of…well, macabre "art". It's a mutilated male corpsr corpse with the head of another man sticking out of an opening carved into his taint, in a gruesome mimicking of childbirth. Just to give [[NauseaFuel the full extent of gruesome,]] that includes the man's chest sliced open and stuffed to resemble female breasts, the belly sliced open and stuffed with other bits to show pregnancy, and a severed head stuffed where the nether-regions were messily removed. [[YouDontWantToKnow Do not]] look for an image; it's absolutely full of '''[[BrainBleach nope]].'''
** Later, Waylon enters agymnasium…and gymnasium… and finds that the gym ceiling is covered with the hanged, mutilated corpses of Eddie's victims. There are easily ''dozens'' of them. And not only do you see hanging corpses, but there are also his decapitated victims, whose heads were placed on mannequins scattered around the room.
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* The Male Ward chase scene is one of the most panic attack-inducing sequences in the game. Miles drops from a vent into a room with a [[OhCrap man tied to a chair who wakes up and immediately begins screaming in terror]]... and then a bunch of vicious, cannibalistic patients start banging down the door, and you're forced to watch their progress as you (excruciatingly slowly) move an obstruction out of the way so that you can escape. Cue even ''more'' patients that start bursting through doors to chase after you, and as one pursuer so threateningly puts it, ''you can't hide'' -- unlike the stealth elements of the rest of the game, you ''must'' keep running and timing your jumps and climbs correctly, or they'll hack you to pieces. Mercifully, it's difficult to get lost in this section (you'll find yourself at multiple forks in the path, but it's easy to determine which way you're supposed to go), but the intense musical score and bloodthirsty threats from your pursuers make it feel all the more harrowing. Worse yet, Miles's escape leads him to a dead end, and the final moments show that if the dumbwaiter hadn't come, he would have been ''seconds'' from death. [[FromBadToWorse Not that the rescue was a blessing...]]
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* The Male Ward chase scene is one of the most panic attack-inducing sequences in the game. Miles drops from a vent into a room with a [[OhCrap man tied to a chair who wakes up and immediately begins screaming in terror]]... and then a bunch of vicious, cannibalistic patients start banging down the door, and you're forced to watch their progress as you (excruciatingly slowly) move an obstruction out of the way so that you can escape. Cue even ''more'' patients that start bursting through doors to chase after you, and as one pursuer so threateningly puts it, ''you can't hide'' -- unlike the stealth elements of the rest of the game, you ''must'' [[RunOrDie keep running running]] and timing your jumps and climbs correctly, or they'll hack you to pieces. Mercifully, it's difficult to get lost in this section (you'll find yourself at multiple forks in the path, but it's easy to determine which way you're supposed to go), but the intense musical score and bloodthirsty threats from your pursuers make it feel all the more harrowing. Worse yet, Miles's escape leads him to a dead end, and the final moments show that if the dumbwaiter hadn't come, he would have been ''seconds'' from death. [[FromBadToWorse Not that the rescue was a blessing...]]
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* One of the rooms in the sewers is a massive underground reservoir, so large it renders the camera's IR pretty much useless. Far on the other side, you see a little speck of light. The sheer size of the reservoir is foreboding in itself, but it's not long before you hear the clinking of Chris Walker's chains. And the echos in the room make it nearly impossible to find out which direction the sound's coming from, forcing you to walk through chest-deep water towards the light and pray that he doesn't find you. He loves to hang right around the stairway and ladder, too, and will immediately find you once you're there even if he wasn't looking at you before.
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* One of the rooms in the sewers is a massive underground reservoir, so large it renders the camera's IR pretty much useless. Far on the other side, you see a little speck of light. The sheer size of the reservoir is foreboding in itself, but it's not long before you hear the clinking of Chris Walker's chains. And the echos echoes in the room make it nearly impossible to find out which direction the sound's coming from, forcing you to walk through chest-deep water towards the light and pray that he doesn't find you. He loves to hang right around the stairway and ladder, too, and will immediately find you once you're there even if he wasn't looking at you before.before.
* The Male Ward chase scene is one of the most panic attack-inducing sequences in the game. Miles drops from a vent into a room with a [[OhCrap man tied to a chair who wakes up and immediately begins screaming in terror]]... and then a bunch of vicious, cannibalistic patients start banging down the door, and you're forced to watch their progress as you (excruciatingly slowly) move an obstruction out of the way so that you can escape. Cue even ''more'' patients that start bursting through doors to chase after you, and as one pursuer so threateningly puts it, ''you can't hide'' -- unlike the stealth elements of the rest of the game, you ''must'' keep running and timing your jumps and climbs correctly, or they'll hack you to pieces. Mercifully, it's difficult to get lost in this section (you'll find yourself at multiple forks in the path, but it's easy to determine which way you're supposed to go), but the intense musical score and bloodthirsty threats from your pursuers make it feel all the more harrowing. Worse yet, Miles's escape leads him to a dead end, and the final moments show that if the dumbwaiter hadn't come, he would have been ''seconds'' from death. [[FromBadToWorse Not that the rescue was a blessing...]]
* The Male Ward chase scene is one of the most panic attack-inducing sequences in the game. Miles drops from a vent into a room with a [[OhCrap man tied to a chair who wakes up and immediately begins screaming in terror]]... and then a bunch of vicious, cannibalistic patients start banging down the door, and you're forced to watch their progress as you (excruciatingly slowly) move an obstruction out of the way so that you can escape. Cue even ''more'' patients that start bursting through doors to chase after you, and as one pursuer so threateningly puts it, ''you can't hide'' -- unlike the stealth elements of the rest of the game, you ''must'' keep running and timing your jumps and climbs correctly, or they'll hack you to pieces. Mercifully, it's difficult to get lost in this section (you'll find yourself at multiple forks in the path, but it's easy to determine which way you're supposed to go), but the intense musical score and bloodthirsty threats from your pursuers make it feel all the more harrowing. Worse yet, Miles's escape leads him to a dead end, and the final moments show that if the dumbwaiter hadn't come, he would have been ''seconds'' from death. [[FromBadToWorse Not that the rescue was a blessing...]]
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* The very first room you climb into in the Asylum has a clock on the wall that says 09:20am. The clock in the room where you find the ''Variant Postmortem'' document says 03:53am. Everything you've done - it occurs over ''six hours and 33 minutes!''
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** His MoodSwinger attitude is pretty terrifying as well, going from soft spoken and polite to furious in a split second.
** Before encountering Eddie himself, you can find one a piece of... well, let's call it "art," that he's created. It's a mutilated man with the head of another man sticking out of an opening carved into his taint, in a gruesome mimicking of childbirth. Just to give [[NauseaFuel the full extent of gruesome,]] that includes the man's chest sliced open and stuffed to resemble female breasts, the belly sliced open and stuffed with other bits to show pregnancy, and a severed head stuffed where the nether-regions were messily removed. [[YouDontWantToKnow Do not]] look for an image; it's absolutely full of '''nope.'''
** Later, Waylon enters a gymnasium - the ceiling of which is covered with the hanged, mutilated corpses of Eddie's victims. There are ''dozens'' of them. And not only do you see hanging corpses, but there are also his decapitated victims, whose heads were placed on mannequins scattered around the room.
** Before encountering Eddie himself, you can find one a piece of... well, let's call it "art," that he's created. It's a mutilated man with the head of another man sticking out of an opening carved into his taint, in a gruesome mimicking of childbirth. Just to give [[NauseaFuel the full extent of gruesome,]] that includes the man's chest sliced open and stuffed to resemble female breasts, the belly sliced open and stuffed with other bits to show pregnancy, and a severed head stuffed where the nether-regions were messily removed. [[YouDontWantToKnow Do not]] look for an image; it's absolutely full of '''nope.'''
** Later, Waylon enters a gymnasium - the ceiling of which is covered with the hanged, mutilated corpses of Eddie's victims. There are ''dozens'' of them. And not only do you see hanging corpses, but there are also his decapitated victims, whose heads were placed on mannequins scattered around the room.
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** His MoodSwinger attitude is pretty terrifying as well, going from soft spoken soft-spoken and polite to furious ''furious'' in a split second.
** Before encountering Eddie himself, you can find onea piece of... well, let's call it "art," that he's created. of his pieces of…well, macabre "art". It's a mutilated man male corpsr with the head of another man sticking out of an opening carved into his taint, in a gruesome mimicking of childbirth. Just to give [[NauseaFuel the full extent of gruesome,]] that includes the man's chest sliced open and stuffed to resemble female breasts, the belly sliced open and stuffed with other bits to show pregnancy, and a severed head stuffed where the nether-regions were messily removed. [[YouDontWantToKnow Do not]] look for an image; it's absolutely full of '''nope.'''[[BrainBleach nope]].'''
** Later, Waylon enters agymnasium - gymnasium…and finds that the gym ceiling of which is covered with the hanged, mutilated corpses of Eddie's victims. There are easily ''dozens'' of them. And not only do you see hanging corpses, but there are also his decapitated victims, whose heads were placed on mannequins scattered around the room.
** Before encountering Eddie himself, you can find one
** Later, Waylon enters a
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** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, [[FridgeHorror sickening in retrospect.]] The orderlies, two large men, are dragging him into the Engine kicking and screaming, they've stripped him down to his underwear, and what is he doing? Desperately pleading for help ''and screaming that they're going to rape him.''
* [[BigBad Jeremy Blaire]] himself may not be a deformed mental patient, but he is arguably one of the scariest enemies in the game, due to his utter indifference to the abuse and exploitation happening at Mount Massive, his willingness to do terrible things to you (even kill Waylon ''and'' his family) [[LackOfEmpathy without feeling any remorse,]] and his attempts to keep you from spreading the truth about Murkoff above anything else. He even tricks Waylon into thinking he's trying to help him escape at the end, then stabs him in the back (well, the stomach, but still.) He gets a gruesome but [[KarmicDeath well-deserved death]] from the Walrider. Almost everyone else has the excuse of being, well, ''insane'' or a WellIntentionedExtremist; Blaire is just an asshole with zero redeeming qualities. In the comics, we see how "Dr." Trager ended up at the Asylum; having been committed there by none other than Blaire himself. With Blaire doing it with the utmost glee. There is absolutely ''no one'' that's safe from this asshole, not even his "buddies."
* [[BigBad Jeremy Blaire]] himself may not be a deformed mental patient, but he is arguably one of the scariest enemies in the game, due to his utter indifference to the abuse and exploitation happening at Mount Massive, his willingness to do terrible things to you (even kill Waylon ''and'' his family) [[LackOfEmpathy without feeling any remorse,]] and his attempts to keep you from spreading the truth about Murkoff above anything else. He even tricks Waylon into thinking he's trying to help him escape at the end, then stabs him in the back (well, the stomach, but still.) He gets a gruesome but [[KarmicDeath well-deserved death]] from the Walrider. Almost everyone else has the excuse of being, well, ''insane'' or a WellIntentionedExtremist; Blaire is just an asshole with zero redeeming qualities. In the comics, we see how "Dr." Trager ended up at the Asylum; having been committed there by none other than Blaire himself. With Blaire doing it with the utmost glee. There is absolutely ''no one'' that's safe from this asshole, not even his "buddies."
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** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, [[FridgeHorror sickening in retrospect.]] The orderlies, two large men, are dragging him into the Engine kicking and screaming, screaming; they've stripped him down to his underwear, underwear; and what is does Eddie do when he doing? briefly slips free? Desperately pleading plead Waylon for help ''and screaming that they're the orderlies are going to rape him.''
'' In a first playthrough, this merely sounds like Eddie Gluskin making a desperate attempt to elicit help from someone, ''anyone'', by screaming the worst crime he can think of; [[RewatchBonus watching it again knowing the very real horror this behavior stems from is bound to leave you with a sick feeling in your stomach]].
*[[BigBad BigBad [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Jeremy Blaire]] himself may not be a deformed mental patient, but he is arguably one of the scariest enemies in the game, due to his utter indifference to the abuse and exploitation happening at Mount Massive, his willingness to do terrible things to you (even kill Waylon ''and'' his family) [[LackOfEmpathy without feeling any remorse,]] and his attempts to keep you from spreading the truth about Murkoff above anything else. He even tricks Waylon into thinking he's trying to help him escape at the end, then stabs him in the back (well, the stomach, but still.) still). He gets a gruesome but [[KarmicDeath well-deserved death]] from the Walrider. Almost everyone else has the excuse of being, well, ''insane'' or a WellIntentionedExtremist; Blaire is just [[HateSink an asshole with zero redeeming qualities.qualities]]. In the comics, we see how "Dr." Trager ended up at the Asylum; having been committed there by none other than Blaire himself. With Blaire doing it with the utmost glee. There is absolutely ''no one'' that's safe from this asshole, not even his "buddies."
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* At the end of game, you get a couple of the documents that talk about the transfer of three patients: 14306-8, 14279-1, and 14868-1. Why is that so frightening? Because apparently they are referred as [[YourMindMakesItReal 'lucid dreamers']] dreamers']], and they make Billy Hope look like a ''partial success.'' [[FridgeHorror If that means what it sounds like it means]] and considering Miles' survival as the new Walrider, [[FromBadToWorse then things]] [[SerialEscalation could get]] [[ThisIsGonnaSuck a lot scarier.]]
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-->'''Waylon, in a note, should you record him bleeding out by the front door: '''Jeremy door:''' Jeremy Blaire. My supervisor's supervisor, a man who'd see me skinned, salted, and raped for a promotion and a few martinis.
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*** Trager's death is not a lovely sight either. Being crushed to death by an elevator, complete with the realistic bone-crunching sounds is enough to send chill into anyone's spine. Miles writes a very acerbic wrote about it should you record it.
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* The Variants' many examples of BodyHorror. [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/b/b1/Patient2_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185515 This]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/5/50/Patient3_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185553 is]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/f/ff/Patient4_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185714 beyond]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/1/19/Patient5_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185755 inhumane:]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/8/8d/Patient8_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191437 it's]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/4/4a/Patient9_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191552 just]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/3/39/Patient10_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191658 evil,]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/7/7f/Patient11_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191818 plain]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/e/e2/Patient13_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317192052 and]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/9b/Patient12_face.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191944 simple.]] If you're squeamish, [[YouDoNOTWantToKnow don't click on these links.]] [[SincerityMode Seriously, don't.]]
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* The Variants' many examples of BodyHorror. [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/b/b1/Patient2_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185515 This]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/5/50/Patient3_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185553 is]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/f/ff/Patient4_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185714 beyond]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/1/19/Patient5_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317185755 inhumane:]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/8/8d/Patient8_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191437 it's]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/4/4a/Patient9_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191552 just]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/3/39/Patient10_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191658 evil,]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/7/7f/Patient11_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191818 plain]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/e/e2/Patient13_perspFront.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317192052 and]] [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/9b/Patient12_face.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20140317191944 simple.]] If you're squeamish, [[YouDoNOTWantToKnow don't click on these links.]] [[SincerityMode Seriously, don't.]]]] You ''have'' been warned.
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* Opening the door to the library will result in a nasty JumpScare involving a hanging corpse. It gets worse when you enter the library and discover shelves of severed heads and an impaled man [[LastWords urging you to get out of the asylum]] before dying.dying - just to make it worse, he's been impaled ''through the arse and up out of his right shoulder!''
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** When he finally does capture you, he [[UndressingTheUnconscious he strips you]] and stuffs you in a locker, and through the slits you can see him [[CripplingCastration sawing off the genitals]] of several other Variants (who are all male) and what's worse is that he gets ''very'' close to doing the same thing to you, all while tenderly stroking your skin, telling you how beautiful you'll be once he removes everything "vulgar," and how he plans on getting you pregnant. Luckily, another inmate comes to your rescue before the saw can even touch you, but the thought of him doing that to you will make players shudder from remembering that scene with him, [[ShareTheMalePain especially male gamers]].
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** When he finally does capture you, he [[UndressingTheUnconscious he strips you]] and stuffs you in a locker, and through the slits you can see him [[CripplingCastration sawing off the genitals]] of several other Variants (who are all male) and what's worse is that he gets ''very'' close to doing the same thing to you, all while tenderly stroking your skin, telling you how beautiful you'll be once he removes everything "vulgar," and how he plans on getting you pregnant. Luckily, another inmate comes to your rescue before the saw can even touch you, but the thought of him doing that to you will make players shudder from remembering that scene with him, [[ShareTheMalePain especially male gamers]].
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* The [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/90/Walllrider.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130921121429 glimpses]] we get of the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/c/c1/Walrider1.png/revision/latest?cb=20131209215535 Walrider]] are nothing short of [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/3/3d/Walrider2.png/revision/latest?cb=20131210014845 terrifying]]. You'll catch a short glimpse of it in the Prison Block, but your first real encounter with it will be in the Courtyard. Faced with a locked gate, you cross the raining, pitch-black grounds with your infrared on and collect a key, only to turn around and see a glowing black silhouette ''standing right there, looking at you'', before it flies up and off around the grounds, turning into a formless mist as it goes. Only a moment later, you'll have a bad encounter with it when you discover it on the other side of a door--poor Miles will get slashed as it passes, but it will leave you alone then...at least until the end of the game.
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* The [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/90/Walllrider.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130921121429 glimpses]] we get of the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/c/c1/Walrider1.png/revision/latest?cb=20131209215535 Walrider]] are nothing short of [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/3/3d/Walrider2.png/revision/latest?cb=20131210014845 terrifying]]. You'll catch a short glimpse of it in the Prison Block, but your first real encounter with it will be in the Courtyard. Faced with a locked gate, you cross the raining, pitch-black grounds with your infrared on and collect a key, only to turn around and see a glowing black silhouette ''standing right there, looking at you'', before it flies up and off around the grounds, turning into a formless mist as it goes. Only a moment later, you'll have a bad encounter with it when you discover it on the other side of a door--poor Miles will get slashed as it passes, but it will leave you alone then...at least until the end of the game. This part also introduces [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6P9Zo2pOD4 "Swarm Ambience"]], which plays specifically for glimpses of this apparition.
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* The [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/90/Walllrider.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130921121429 glimpses]] we get of the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/c/c1/Walrider1.png/revision/latest?cb=20131209215535 Walrider]] are nothing short of [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/3/3d/Walrider2.png/revision/latest?cb=20131210014845 terrifying]].
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* The [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/90/Walllrider.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130921121429 glimpses]] we get of the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/c/c1/Walrider1.png/revision/latest?cb=20131209215535 Walrider]] are nothing short of [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/3/3d/Walrider2.png/revision/latest?cb=20131210014845 terrifying]]. You'll catch a short glimpse of it in the Prison Block, but your first real encounter with it will be in the Courtyard. Faced with a locked gate, you cross the raining, pitch-black grounds with your infrared on and collect a key, only to turn around and see a glowing black silhouette ''standing right there, looking at you'', before it flies up and off around the grounds, turning into a formless mist as it goes. Only a moment later, you'll have a bad encounter with it when you discover it on the other side of a door--poor Miles will get slashed as it passes, but it will leave you alone then...at least until the end of the game.
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* The DLC starts out with the intensely stressful chase sequences in the vanilla game's last level, with you having to intermittently flee from a pissed-off Walrider who will shred you in seconds if you don't reach a decontamination chamber fast enough.
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* There's a moment Waylon will remark on when he's trying to make his way through the labs. A man will bang on the glass of the decontamination chamber, begging for help and initially saying he's part of staff...before noticing Waylon's getup and switching his story to say he's a patient. It's ultimately moot as a Variant kills him in short order, but the chilling thing is, you can't tell which is true: was he a patient trying to survive by claiming to be an orderly, who then switched his story when he saw a fellow victim? Or was he a Murkoff employee who knew full well that the hideous things they'd been doing to patients would earn him no sympathy from Waylon?
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. [[RapeAsBackstory He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child]] in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. [[RapeAsBackstory He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child]] in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home.the show ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. [[RapeAsBackstory He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child]] in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. [[RapeAsBackstory He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child]] in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. [[RapeAsBackstory He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child child]] in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, [[FridgeHorror sickening in retrospect.]] The orderlies, two large men, are dragging him into the engine kicking and screaming, they've stripped him down to his underwear, and what is he doing? Desperately pleading for help ''and screaming that they're going to rape him.''
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** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, [[FridgeHorror sickening in retrospect.]] The orderlies, two large men, are dragging him into the engine Engine kicking and screaming, they've stripped him down to his underwear, and what is he doing? Desperately pleading for help ''and screaming that they're going to rape him.''
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** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, sickening. As he's being dragged to the Engine by multiple larger men, after the doctors have taken his shirt off, what's he doing? Vigorously fighting back, calling for help, and ''crying rape''.
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** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, sickening. As he's being dragged to the Engine by multiple larger [[FridgeHorror sickening in retrospect.]] The orderlies, two large men, after are dragging him into the doctors have taken engine kicking and screaming, they've stripped him down to his shirt off, what's underwear, and what is he doing? Vigorously fighting back, calling Desperately pleading for help, and ''crying rape''.help ''and screaming that they're going to rape him.''
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in a ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
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* The infamous ColdBloodedTorture scene is skin-crawlingly sickening. The FauxAffablyEvil [[MadDoctor Doctor Trager]] straps Miles to a wheelchair, taunts him by showing him an open window that Miles could clearly escape the asylum from, then brings him into a disgusting "lab," AKA a public restroom, complete with urinals. The [[SarcasmMode good doctor]] proceeds to [[{{Fingore}} cut off a finger on each of Miles's hands, the pointer finger on the right hand and the ring finger on the left hand]] even punching Miles to keep him from passing out. Once Trager leaves, presumably to find something else to torture Miles with, Miles manages to get himself free, only to violently throw up immediately after.]] It becomes worse with a dash of FridgeHorror: it's [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/9e/12.png/revision/latest?cb=20130909202742 implied]] that after the fingers he was going to go for the [[GroinAttack groin]] and [[TongueTrauma tongue]] next, had Miles not escaped.
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* The infamous ColdBloodedTorture scene is skin-crawlingly sickening. The FauxAffablyEvil [[MadDoctor Doctor Trager]] straps Miles to a wheelchair, taunts him by showing him an open window that Miles could clearly escape the asylum from, then brings him into a disgusting "lab," AKA a public restroom, complete with urinals. The [[SarcasmMode good doctor]] proceeds to [[{{Fingore}} cut off a finger on each of Miles's hands, the pointer finger on the right hand and the ring finger on the left hand]] even punching Miles to keep him from passing out. Once Trager leaves, presumably to find something else to torture Miles with, Miles manages to get himself free, only to violently throw up immediately after.]] after It becomes worse with a dash of FridgeHorror: it's [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/outlast/images/9/9e/12.png/revision/latest?cb=20130909202742 implied]] that after the fingers he was going to go for the [[GroinAttack groin]] and [[TongueTrauma tongue]] next, had Miles not escaped.
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in Series/LeaveItToBeaver. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, sickening. As he's being dragged to the Engine by multiple men, after the doctors have taken his shirt off, what's he doing? Vigorously fighting back, calling for help, and ''crying rape.''
** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, sickening. As he's being dragged to the Engine by multiple men, after the doctors have taken his shirt off, what's he doing? Vigorously fighting back, calling for help, and ''crying rape.''
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** It's more of an emotional nightmare than a gory one, but finding [[https://outlast.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Walrider_Patient_Status_Report_of_Eddie_Gluskin this document detailing Eddie's background]] sheds a horrifyingly sad light on what made him the man he is. He was sexually abused by his father and uncle as a child in a, quote, "traumatically violent" way, also detailing that it was ongoing, meaning it happened for ''years.'' They even ''took pictures.'' He's dissociated from it so much and is in such a hardcore denial about it that he vehemently insists that he actually grew up in Series/LeaveItToBeaver.''Series/LeaveItToBeaver''-style home. When the interviewer in the document showed him the photos of his abuse, he "responded with a mixture of laughter and anger," and became violent to the point of needing physical restraints. It makes you wonder just what exactly they did to him as a child for him to get such warped views on fatherhood and masculinity.
** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, sickening. As he's being dragged to the Engine by multiple larger men, after the doctors have taken his shirt off, what's he doing? Vigorously fighting back, calling for help, and ''cryingrape.''rape''.
** Knowing his horrible past also makes his ''very'' first scene where you meet him, when he's still somewhat sane and lucid, sickening. As he's being dragged to the Engine by multiple larger men, after the doctors have taken his shirt off, what's he doing? Vigorously fighting back, calling for help, and ''crying
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* One of the rooms in the sewers is a massive underground reservoir, so large it renders the camera's IR pretty much useless. Far on the other side, you see a little speck of light. The sheer size of the reservoir is foreboding in itself, but it's not long before you hear the clinking of Chris Walker's chains. And the echos in the room make it nearly impossible to find out which direction the sound's coming from, forcing you to walk through chest-deep water towards the light and pray that he doesn't find you. He only appears once you jump to the exit ladder, making the buildup that much worse.
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* One of the rooms in the sewers is a massive underground reservoir, so large it renders the camera's IR pretty much useless. Far on the other side, you see a little speck of light. The sheer size of the reservoir is foreboding in itself, but it's not long before you hear the clinking of Chris Walker's chains. And the echos in the room make it nearly impossible to find out which direction the sound's coming from, forcing you to walk through chest-deep water towards the light and pray that he doesn't find you. He only appears once you jump loves to hang right around the exit stairway and ladder, making the buildup that much worse.too, and will immediately find you once you're there even if he wasn't looking at you before.
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** What makes the stuff with Trager worse (though thankfully ''not'' for Miles) is that you pass a screaming inmate while in the Wheelchair. Trager mentions that the inmate wasn't "putting that tongue to any use anyway" implying he's cut it out. The only thing Trager could have cut it out with are the enormous scissors he cut your fingers off with...
