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* ''VideoGame/FaithTheUnholyTrinity'': While the first two chapters did have bad endings, the bad ending of the third chapter really rubs your face in how badly and thoroughly John Ward failed. If you don't even attempt to stop the cultists (Justified in-story as John's complete loss of faith), you wake up during the Profane Sabbath when everything has literally [[HellOnEarth gone to hell.]] It gets much worse once John ends up in the ruins of the Martin House, where [[WhereItAllBegan everything started]] (And [[MyGreatestFailure went wrong]]) for John. You move through the decrepit house while John narrates how much of a failure he is, and how everything is [[ItsAllMyFault his fault]] while incredibly somber music plays. At the end, instead of displaying "MORTIS" like it does for most deaths, the game ends with "DAMNATIO MEMORIAE."
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* If decide to not continue the game or you run out of credits in ''VideoGame/GingaFukeiDensetsuSapphire'', you will be sent to the game over screen that depicts a Tokyo completely destroyed along with a sad heavy metal song. Yes, Tokyo's fate is in your hands and if you fail and give up, you'll see the consequences of your decision.
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* If you decide to not continue the game or you run out of credits in ''VideoGame/GingaFukeiDensetsuSapphire'', you will be sent to the game over screen that depicts a Tokyo completely destroyed along with a sad heavy metal song. Yes, Tokyo's fate is in your hands and if you fail and give up, you'll see the consequences of your decision.
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* If decide to not continue the game or you run out of credits in ''VideoGame/GingaFukeiDensetsuSapphire'', you will be sent to the game over screen that depicts a Tokyo completely destroyed along with a sad heavy metal song. Yes, Tokyo's fate is in your hands and if you fail and give up, you'll see the consequences of your decision.
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Removed the spoiler from Starcraft 2 entry: either all of it should be spoilered, or none of it - the framing of that mission isn't more of a secret than what happens during it, it's not like a case of "and then you woke up".
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* ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'': When the Protoss base is destroyed in the mission "In Utter Darkness", the closing cutscene shows the star system being ''outright consumed'' by the Dark Voice. [[spoiler:This is the ''victory'' ending -- your defeat is guaranteed in this mission, the only question is how long can the LastStand of the Protoss race last, with some bonus points for managing to survive until the [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture Archive]] is sealed. It's a vision of the future that you have to prevent.]]
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* ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'': When the Protoss base is destroyed in the mission "In Utter Darkness", the closing cutscene shows the star system being ''outright consumed'' by the Dark Voice. [[spoiler:This [[SubvertedTrope This is the ''victory'' ending ending]] -- your defeat is guaranteed in this mission, the only question is how long can the LastStand of the Protoss race last, with some bonus points for managing to survive until the [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture Archive]] is sealed. It's a vision of the future that you have to prevent.]]
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* ''VideoGame/SupremeCommander'': If you fail any of the primary objectives or your Commander dies, the post-mission screen will feature an email discussing your failure. Losing in the first missions of the campaigns will merely have your superiors declare you as incompetent, but stakes escalate greatly with further operations, consequences culminating in the the battle for the [[{{Superweapon}} Black Sun]].
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* ''VideoGame/SupremeCommander'': If you fail any of the primary objectives or your Commander dies, the post-mission screen will feature an email a message, discussing or describing the consequences of your failure. Losing in the first missions of the campaigns will merely have your superiors declare you as incompetent, but stakes escalate greatly with further operations, consequences culminating in the the battle for the [[{{Superweapon}} Black Sun]].
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* ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'': When the Protoss base is destroyed in the mission "In Utter Darkness", the closing cutscene shows the star system being ''outright consumed'' by the Dark Voice. [[spoiler:This is the ''victory'' ending -- you're guaranteed to die in the mission. It's a vision of the future that you have to prevent.]]
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* ''VideoGame/StarcraftIIWingsOfLiberty'': When the Protoss base is destroyed in the mission "In Utter Darkness", the closing cutscene shows the star system being ''outright consumed'' by the Dark Voice. [[spoiler:This is the ''victory'' ending -- you're your defeat is guaranteed to die in this mission, the mission.only question is how long can the LastStand of the Protoss race last, with some bonus points for managing to survive until the [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture Archive]] is sealed. It's a vision of the future that you have to prevent.]]
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* ''VideoGame/SupremeCommander'': If you fail any of the primary objectives or your Commander dies, the post-mission screen will feature an email discussing your failure. Losing in the first missions of the campaigns will merely have your superiors declare you as incompetent, but stakes escalate greatly with further operations, consequences culminating in the the battle for the [[{{Superweapon}} Black Sun]].
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** If the Doom meter reaches 100%, the cultists manage to summon their Old God and bring about TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt. Each of the Old Gods has a unique scenario, including [[GiantSpider Cthac-Atorasu, the Spider God]] hunting down the peopele of Shiokawa and [[AndIMustScream trapping them for the rest of their lives in its webs]] before [[ToServeMan it devours them one by one]], or [[Planet Eater Ath-Yolazsth, the Towering Eye]] being attracted to Earth and making its inexorable way to devour the planet.
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** If the Doom meter reaches 100%, the cultists manage to summon their Old God and bring about TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt. Each of the Old Gods has a unique scenario, including [[GiantSpider Cthac-Atorasu, the Spider God]] hunting down the peopele of Shiokawa and [[AndIMustScream trapping them for the rest of their lives in its webs]] before [[ToServeMan it devours them one by one]], or [[Planet Eater [[PlanetEater Ath-Yolazsth, the Towering Eye]] being attracted to Earth and making its inexorable way to devour the planet.
