History NightmareFuel / InfamousSecondSon

* The DUP in general. You think our government is scary? Imagine a government agency who is basically given a carte blanche to torture a small town of people for information, can quarantine an entire city for three escape criminals, and who can arrest anyone without due process to be taken away for experiments that The Third Reich would be envious of. And the best part is, thanks to the first game and the comics they are not the only government agency that committed these crimes against humanity.

* The Paper Trail DLC ''definitely'' has it's moments - including one video you find on an extremist website that shows [[spoiler:a man being tied inside a garbage bag and beaten to death as he pleads for his life]]. Oh, and that's done with real actors, not video game characters made of pixels. ''Jesus.''

** [[SerialKiller Celia]]'s creepy behavior in general.

** The website itself is horrific, detailing how the site's users have murdered at least eight (suspected) Conduits that way and left their bodies in garbage bags like "trash ready to be burned".

** The website itself is horrific, detailing how the site's users have murdered at least eight (suspected) Conduits that way and left their bodies in garbage bags like "trash ready to be burned".

* Everything about the Paper Trail DLC.

* For Hero players, during the fight with Augustine on the island, when some D.U.P. soldiers storm the field after Augustine briefly flees. Almost no matter what you do, Delsin's attacks will dust whoever he hits with them in much the same way the Evil versions of his Smoke attacks would. It's a good, if horrifying, look at exactly how much Delsin is holding back under normal circumstances. Furthermore, if you somehow manage to knock down some of the soldiers and try to simply incapacitate them? NonstandardGameOver - Mission Failed. That's right - you aren't even ALLOWED to be a good guy for this one. Mr. Rowes is pissed, and when Mr. Rowe is pissed, '''no-one gets out alive.'''

* For Hero players, during the fight with Augustine on the island, when some D.U.P. soldiers storm the field after Augustine briefly flees. Almost no matter what you do, Delsin's attacks will dust whoever he hits with them in much the same way the Evil versions of his Smoke attacks would. It's a good, if horrifying, look at exactly how much Delsin is holding back under normal circumstances. Furthermore, if you somehow manage to knock down some of the soldiers and try to simply incapacitate them? NonstandardGameOver - Mission Failed. That's right - you aren't even ALLOWED to be a good guy for this one. Mr. Rowes is pissed, and when Mr. Rowe is pissed, '''no-one gets out alive.'''

* [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking $6.69 for a gallon of regular gas.]]

** Or how's about before that when he first sees his brother is a Conduit, himself? Although he doesn't show it, he's probably terrified that his brother has suddenly gotten powers and Delsin, himself, is not only scared but, at first, doesn't have control over it.

* For Hero players, during the fight with Augustine on the island, when some D.U.P. soldiers storm the field after Augustine briefly flees. Almost no matter what you do, Delsin's attacks will dust whoever he hits with them in much the same way the Evil versions of his Smoke attacks would. It's a good, if horrifying, look at exactly how much Delsin is holding back under normal circumstances. Furthermore, if you somehow manage to knock down some of the soldiers and try to simply incapacitate them? NonstandardGameOver - Mission Failed. That's right - you aren't even ALLOWED to be a good guy for this one. Mr. Rowe is pissed, and when Mr. Rowe is pissed, '''no-one gets out alive.'''

* The idea of having concrete growing inside of you is bad enough, but the concrete [[BodyHorror piercing organs and the flesh containing them]]? Plus, you can't even remove it. Simply put, you are doomed to have an anomalous, cold object perpetually stabbed in your body.

** Delsin's laugh of joy from the newfound power doesn't help, evil karma or not.

* For Hero players, during the fight with Augustine on the island, when some D.U.P. soldiers storm the field after Augustine briefly flees. Almost no matter what you do, Delsin's attacks will dust whoever he hits with them in much the same way the Evil versions of his Smoke attacks would. It's a good, if horrifying, look at exactly how much Delsin is holding back under normal circumstances. Furthermore, if you somehow manage to knock down some of the soldiers and try to simply incapacitate them? NonstandardGameOver - Mission Failed. That's right - you aren't even ALLOWED to be a good guy for this one. Mr. Rowe is pissed, and when Mr. Rowe is pissed, ''everyone dies.''

* [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking $6.69 for a gallon of regular gas.]]

* $6.69 for a gallon of regular gas.

** A bear feasting on the bones of a slain D.U.P. trooper.

* The [[DownerEnding Evil Ending.]] [[spoiler: Delsin quite literally dives headfirst over the MoralEventHorizon when he's disowned by the Akomish, performing an Orbital Drop on them and killing them all.]]

* Consider the encounter that Delsin had in the tunnel on the way to Seattle. There are non-Conduits who are so paranoid about "Bio-Terrorists" that the slightest hint that somebody might be one that they'd shoot to kill immediately. Yes, Delsin's arms were smoking, and yes, he was a Conduit, but imagine if circumstances had been different. What if a normal person with a partially burnt piece of clothing (or something else vaguely implying powers) ran into the same people, only to trigger the same reaction? The poor soul would have been gunned down out of sheer paranoia.

* Try watching the beginning of the game again but in Riggie's POV. [[AdultFear Imagine what's going on in his mind while he watches his brother go head over heels over his power, slowly changing bit by bit...]]

* Try watching the beginning of the game again but in Riggie's POV. [[AdultFear Imagine what's going on in his mind while he watches his brother changing, bit by bit...]]