History WhatTheHellHero / VideoGames

** Yuri returned the favor when [[spoiler: ]]unintentionally helped [[spoiler: Alexei, who he's been worshiping and blindly following orders of all this time, by deterring Yuri's group and letting Estelle get kidnapped.]]

* Wonder if it counts but in Chapter 5 of VideoGame/{{Super Paper Mario}}, [[spoiler: Mario and the others were called out by King Croacus' henchmen for not only defeating him in battle but for also ruining their plans to make the water (They need it to survive) in the land cleaner since the Cragnons were messing it up by putting trash in it in the first place.]]

* While ''FableII'' tends to take a CardCarryingVillain viewpoint if you choose the evil path to completing quests, it ''will'' call you out if you kill Farmer Giles or [[DrivenToSuicide break Alex's heart]], as well as probably some others.

** In the ending of The Frozen Throne, these exact sentences echo in the background.

* ''DeusExHumanRevolution'': After the factory mission, if you play a lethal playthough, the cops will chew you out, and a janitor will you if have always been this blood thirsty. Kill Zeke, and the cops will chew you out for preventing an interrogation. Let Zeke go, the police will chew you out, along with your boss.

* In "Armored Core": For Answer, [[spoiler:Your operator, who has stood by you through countless missions]] can't help but register her disgust at the choices your pilot makes that [[MoralEventHorizon lead to]] [[KillEmAll Ending C]]. The enemies who appear to kill you and your accomplice after the fated mission also lash out at you with the following, starting with your Operator herself:

* ''You'' have to do this to the party in ''{{Persona 4}}'' [[spoiler:when they try to push Namatame into the TV]] in order to avoid the worst ending. The hero's attempts to keep his friends from doing something stupid leads to the line "Calm the hell ''down!''" and the ''only'' time he's ever visibly angry in the entirety of the game.

* While the heroes of ''LostOdyssey'' largely avoid this trope, the dream "The Village Closest To Heaven" reveals that the main character, Kaim, allowed generations of people to accidentally poison themselves to death with a tainted water source because he liked the philosophy they'd cooked up around people in their village dying young.

* In ''{{Ultima}} VII'', your buddies will scold you to no end if you pick up anything that doesn't belong to you but they don't mind if you give it to them instead. Enough infractions will make them leave the party (sometimes resulting in {{Game Breaking Bug}}s). Even the BigBad will sometimes pop up (literally), and scold you "[[NightmareFuel you'd best not do that Avatar]]". HypocriticalHumor anyone?

* In BatmanArkhamCity, we have one of these that leads up to an effectively pointless boss fight. Mr. Freeze has just made a cure for a disease that both Batman and the Joker (and a couple hundred or so innocent people as well for that mater) have been infected with. Mr. Freeze seals up one container of the cure and then crushes the other to make it clear that he means business and tells Batman that he must rescue his wife Nora from the Joker who captured him to force Mr. Freeze to make the cure in the first place. Batman responds to this offer by trying to take the cure from Freeze by force. Now given that Batman has already agreed to do tasks for [[CompleteMonster the Joker]], and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Ra's al-Ghul]] that night for the purpose of getting a cure for the disease that Joker has come down with an spread through donations of his blood, why does he feel the need to turn down [[AntiVillain Freeze's]] task to retrieve his [[MoralityPet frozen wife]] who would otherwise doubtlessly be left [[FridgeHorror to the Joker's tender mercies?]]

* In BatmanArkhamCity, we have one of these that leads up to an effectively pointless boss fight. Mr. Freeze has just made a cure for a disease that both Batman and the Joker (and a couple hundred or so innocent people as well for that mater) have been infected with. Mr. Freeze seals up one container of the cure and then crushes the other to make it clear that he means business and tells Batman that he must rescue his wife Nora from the Joker who captured him to force Mr. Freeze to make the cure in the first place. Batman responds to this offer by trying to take the cure from Freeze by force. Now given that Batman has already agreed to do tasks for [[CompleteMonster the Joker]], and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Ra's al-Ghul]] that night for the purpose of getting a cure for the disease that Joker has created, why does he feel the need to turn down [[AntiVillain Freeze's]] task to retrieve his [[MoralityPet frozen wife]] who would otherwise doubtlessly be left [[FridgeHorror to the Joker's tender mercies?]]

* In BatmanArkhamCity, we have one of these that leads up to an effectively pointless boss fight. Mr. Freeze has just made a cure for a disease that both Batman and the Joker have been infected with. Mr. Freeze seals up one container of the cure and then crushes the other to make it clear that he means business and tells Batman that he must rescue his wife Nora from the Joker who captured him to force Mr. Freeze to make the cure in the first place. Batman responds to this offer by trying to take the cure from Freeze by force. Now given that Batman has already agreed to do tasks for [[CompleteMonster the Joker]], and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Ra's al-Ghul]] that night for the purpose of getting a cure for the disease that Joker has created, why does he feel the need to turn down [[AntiVillain Freeze's]] task to retrieve his [[MoralityPet frozen wife]] who would otherwise doubtlessly be left [[FridgeHorror to the Joker's tender mercies?]]

--> '''Manderley''': "By the way, Denton, stay out of the ladies restroom. That kind of activity embarasses the agency more than it does you."

* While the heroes of ''LostOddysey'' largely avoid this trope, the dream "The Village Closest To Heaven" reveals that the main character, Kaim, allowed generations of people to accidentally poison themselves to death with a tainted water source because he liked the philosophy they'd cooked up around people in their village dying young.

-->'''Yuri:'''Just what the hell are you doing? What happened to [[spoiler: advancing as a Knight and fixing the empire from within?]] You've been nothing more than a damn puppet on [[Alexei's string]]. ''Don't you dare'' tell me that [[spoiler: the Don and Belius died]] for nothing more than that! He was there working alongside you this whole time, [[spoiler:Flynn!]] How could you possibly not know?!

** If the player character chooses to [[spoiler: detonate the Ray Sphere to enhance his power]], his karmic rating will instantly go to the level of infamous, regardless of how high it was before, and it will stay there for the rest of the game. The WTH,H? moment comes during the cutscene, where [[spoiler: John grabs the Ray Sphere out of Cole's hands, giving him the essential "Are you crazy?!" reaction before the remaining energy implodes and tears him to pieces. But it's ok. [[Jerkass You got what you wanted.]]]]. Though one could argue that the game's locking of the KarmaMeter also applies. (Though that seems to be more of a WhatTheHellPlayer moment.)

* Sagi does this to [[spoiler:Marno]] in ''BatenKaitos Origins'', in what is almost certainly that game's most poignant scene.

*** [[YMMV Still]] nothing she can say at that point can really spoil the fact that you just kicked her ass. Especially after the overconfidence she was giving you earlier.

*** [[YMMV Still,]] nothing she can say at that point can really spoil the fact that you just kicked her ass. Especially after the overconfidence she was giving you earlier.

* The characters of ''{{Infamous}}'' enter the game viewing Cole as an up and coming hero (not the townspeople, though-- They start off the game hating Cole no matter your Karmic preference). However, evil actions get a lot of characters wondering what the hell you're doing. Zeke will call and tell you that people have been describing you as a maniac destroying everything you see, and Moya will get upset at you (most notably during the mission in which you're supposed to be getting rid of tar generators in some buildings' water supplies).