Please upload more

No sorry I don't take part in such a toxic community

OMG YOU GOT A GENSHIN SPONSER!!!! CONGRATS!!

No

Lets ignore this lol

I searched the entirety of the internet - even strategy guides - and found nothing. Possibly a Mandela effect? Although the end result still fully exists.

@@SlyCooperReloadCoded it's possible that it was on a site that no longer exists.

The egg immediately reminded me of this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLJxdtt-vai2mIE.html although the game was probably released before so it couldn’t be a reference

@@GB_GeorgeF Maybe.

@@SlyCooperReloadCoded Bc if it isn't in the internet it doesn't exists right?...

I just got rick roll by an add

Same dude

I wonder, with the baseball bat and the enemies and zombies, maybe it was originally meant to be a part of Dreadout and its story. Likely, it was taken out and scrapped, but you can still head out and explore it with the unload wall glitch.

@@ichigosamekagji213 get a foot

I love these massive hidden levels, unfinished or not

Awesome!

Amazing job lad !

@@Sushi-jx1xr Limbo is this place here /watch?v=Xb86HVUQYAw . In the first game it is where you go whenever Linda dies and you have to walk to the end of it. In the sequel it only appears during a pivotal scene when Linda dies but you have to talk to a ghost from the first game to get out of it. When you go through the Secret Dungeon in this vid and get fall off into Limbo you actually fall right on top of it rather than into it(at night you can see that you are on top of it). Ironically the "meaty place" near the end doesn't have anything really hidden away to find with the free cam though.

🧢

I just finished Dreadout 2 & everything on the video is in the game. The large up-side down face is the final boss you fight after the end credits. The other monsters also appear on the final chapter. The room with all the pictures is in the secret room you find in Siska's house in the basement (2nd to last chapter). You need a key for it but easy to find. And the creature with the cat "Buto Ijo" appears in the prologue that you can play after completing the game. So not really an Easter egg. So everything you see were just placeholders most likely.

I'm not even gonna say this as a coincidence, most of indie games have the most wildest hidden unused discoveries

@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop I'm waiting for The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe to find out if they implemented that elevator or capsule ending that was always crashing the game.

That's why it's number one.

You mean fatal frame

@@infernaltourist9601 sorry mate, that elevator easter egg was proven to be fully scripted to purposely crash the game. Meaning it is intentional. Tho that doesnt mean they couldnt add more to the easter egg in a newer version but still.

cmiiw artinya apa bang?🤔

@@hxdzen Correct me if i'm wrong om

@@tulloh7912 oh gitu ya bang, kukira kata lain goodbye😅

@@hxdzen oh god.

@@hxdzen oh god.

same lmao

same

I would of reacted the same way. That thing is terrifying!

-video ends-

how was it that funny to you

Thats a good idea another thing could also be a is that there is some way to trigger a big explosion in the MP or campaign to cause it but I am probably wrong

Doubtful. Unless there's something specific to do with Warthogs, I made some pretty nuclear explosions in Forge Mode back in the day and never saw any butterflies.

@@Xelnagapriest I wonder if it has to do with it being found in a beta for Halo 3. Maybe the beta is more likely to crash or something.

Oh I though you where going to say something else. Like that the butterflys where the pink texture or "error" like on the source engine

So this is a bigger game let's not compare it to halo 3. Also this is a common thing devs do. Heres a good example. When you get into a car in gta4 most of the cars on the road are similar to the one your driving. The reason why is the game might crash if there 40 different models of cars driving around next to you. So it just substitutes things to save on memory yo avoid crashes.

you aren’t dev no

@@AceBeamedYou what proves they aren't lmao.

@@megamonster3538 same thing that proves they are

@@AceBeamedYou what if he is burrito

​@@Medicandarchamedes good question

think it's his wife

@@chucklebutt4470 oddheader has a wife?

@@frydsaman6857 Good for him 👍

Yes more tomato girl please 😆

_Hapnin ya wee belter_

that’s so interesting, thanks for sharing!

Oh darn, that's cool

Oh that's interesting!! :o Is there anything with the cat?

I enjoyed it. 🍻

Thank you. We're always inundated with myths/stories from east Asia, Rome, and Greece. It's so refreshing to hear one from somewhere else.

i think it might be something we need to decode not in game, because scott hides lore info in stuff like that all the time.

@@thedoglovinggamer5825 I think its like a debug screen, cause that screen is reminiscent of a RAM dump

@@taekrevenge possibly but it is weird you can only access it in ballora's gallery.

@@thedoglovinggamer5825 maybe they tried to patch it out but missed that it would still work in one room?

It most likely just some hidden lore text, from what I gather the fnaf games are full of wierd ways to uncover missing lore.

Sound on the mega drive/genesis console is handeled by a separate z80 processor / ym 2612 sound chip combo that also provides backwards compatibility with the master system. The main 68000 processor can handle the polygon and sprites without much issue so i’m 99% certain that the sound is intentional. If you want to see what the console can do check out the titan overdrive demos.

@@vidjenko8349 Yeah your right, I also feel like a lot of japanes easter eggs had creepy music in the 16bit days.

Perhaps the game is loading garbage data and interpreting it as music? Perhaps code and/or graphics.

@@daesplays8737 Ive seen this many, many times in corruptions. Its definitely the game being overloaded by the 3d graphics, causing data to become corrupted while being loaded and doing _that_ I hate it

@@theluiginoidperson1097 Yeah most likely the developer needed a lot of data to display the 3d object, so he ended up using part of the space that was meant for the music, and didn't bother changing how the music would play so the game would be interpreting part of the 3d object, or the code to display it, as music.

I still watch your fallout guides 😂

@@Bedroomrips cool screen name

And i still watch all ur collection log video’s

@@Dr.ZoidbergPhD thank you. You know the song?

@@Bedroomrips of course, I've listened to Rammstein for almost 20yrs now

That scene was edited no?

@@SCA84 yes and no? The scene Psyrus is talking about is a deleted scene where the ship they rode to the palace falls off a waterfall after Quigon and Obi-Wan jump out. The edit is just to add Jar Jar lines that make it seem like he's still in the ship

Too bad he didn't die :(

Should've done it. Would've taken that annoying fan theory with him.

a lot of people seem to hate jar jar and cant say i know why, he is absolutely one of the best parts of the prequels for me

TBF though the Dreadout one feels awfully elaborate for cut DLC unless the game is really recent. It's really cool finding stuff like that though TBF.

@@Akechi_The_Phantom_Detective it is fairly recent, it came out feb 2020 (holy fuck it doesn't feel that long though). i don't really see how that contributes to it being a potential cut/unfinished area/DLC though. it's cool regardless.

Mexico in rdr2 is another good example

I remember clipping into DLC areas in Destiny 1 before they came out, good times!

@@Gabe_Sage Wait "mexico"? You can go to mexico in RDR2 potenially?

here before a checkmark bot channel steals your comment!

@@LucasN00b I love those comments of yours I've been seeing.

@@ValentijnEnJack :)

I love puns.

Ikr he had to do just one more video. But it’s well aprecieted

holy mother of god

Really hope someone with more free time on their hands and maybe some algorithms finds this someday lol

I like how when trying to find out what was going on they found 2 unrelated cool discoveries

ok

Odd header is such and amazing creator is fucking ridiculous

Or, given the creator, it is some weird meta thing of a weird meta thing of a weird meta thing. Alternatively, something to do with ratios of exotic butter to popcorn.

i think it might be something we need to decode not in game, because scott hides lore info in stuff like that all the time.

Numbers are random, they dont do anything

I wonder if the numbers that stop and start up again are maybe base 64?

@@PufferPatchesVODS no, they are generated using fusion random generator

lol probably data mined the sequences in the rom or used a decompiler. Its common for games to log the last x number of buttons pressed and there was probably code to read what that was. So button pressing code > button logging code > button decoding code and near that would be the list.

Yeah, thats cool. Now im going to play Homefront just to play whole TS 2. Game inception

I think it could be an attention grabber. Like the pink textures or "error" moddle in source

Found this in another comment. Brucker House 2 months ago Halo Dev here, the butterflies showed us when the game was lagging with particles by shooting up something flashy and easy to see.

Your guess was pretty close.

If I had to take a guess, it seems like it was a level cut VERY late in development rather than intentional DLC. I always love when developers leave stuff like this in the game that players can discover through clever manipulation. Seriously major kudos for the dude who glitched his way through the map to find it all.

Sorry to say you're both wrong. I can assure you of it as someone who has not only been following the Dreadout series from the very beginning several years ago, but actually bought Dreadout 2 on day one. The game was simply not finished and clearly not tested. It took almost a year of patches just to make the game reliably playable, something a lot of people just don't realise because the fact the game was even out flew under most people's radars. The studio behind Dreadout have been doing stuff like this from the beginning; all three games are littered with clearly unfinished areas and fragments of ideas that weren't complete enough to actually use but they threw in there anyway to pad out the perceived size of the game.

@@NSKLPs Curious if you could recommend any other videos that cover other unfinished areas in Dreadout, or even one that further explores this one? Thanks!

@@NSKLPs What about the monster hiding the developer room?

@@coolkevin5433 I'd love to; the issue is almost no one talks about the series or seems to consider it worth devoting time to. It had 5 minutes of fame years ago when guys like Markiplier and John Wolfe played an older version of Dreadout 1, but it never caught on. Fatal Frame itself is a pretty niche series and always has been, Dreadout is basically a super low budget bootleg version of Fatal Frame, so the audience and appeal is even smaller/narrower. The wiki has a fair bit of information about cut and unfinished content if that helps.

@@PrimesNewExperiment uh I think I have a screenshot

@@PrimesNewExperiment if I find it I will.

@@PrimesNewExperiment which one? There’s multiple and I don’t see a dedicated one

@@PrimesNewExperiment nvm found it

@@PrimesNewExperiment and I can’t. Issues that I know about and can’t fix. Any other way?

I haven't seen Lion King but wasn't there something about the warthog (Pumbaa) and butteflies..? Or was it somekind of tv-series... I just have this image in my mind about someone having a butterfly land on their nose or something.

@@alaric_ Definitely a Pumba reference

Yeah maybe a butterfly medal was planned

That makes absolutely no sense

Not really what the butterfly effect is though that's just a regular old chain reaction

I sent that t his subreddit and hopefully it gets seen, even if it's seen from someone else I just want to know what it means

@@Curiousintea do you have a link to your post?

in my case this genuinely the only youtuber who digs into creepy video game stuff i can watch no prob without cringing lol.

I love that he always shows new stuff too. Most other "creepy/undiscovered" videos just repeat the same things over and over. Oddheader is the only one who shows stuff I have never seen before and he does so consistently. It's awesome :D

I don't really know what that means but sounds great

scott hides lore info in stuff like that all the time, thats all you need to know.

Numbers are completely random

yeah I'm intrigued by this since.... it's pretty obvious the devs put a LOT of work into that.

I was just as surprised when I first heard it too! I initially heard that noise, recorded it and submitted that to Oddheader. It wasn't until I beat the game, got the Unreal Freecam, discovered you could glitch through walls in it and was able to get into the cave that I realized it was the zombies underneath the village that were making the noise. Still have no clue why they were down there to begin with or why (SPOILERS) Siska was down there with no attack data but still killable... Maybe with the cat out of the bag we'll get some answers from Digital Happiness.

@@VideoGameStupidLC hmmm DLC fodder maybe? hard to say. :/

@@marhawkman303 That's what other's have been saying since the vid but I'm not sure. I know that the boss creature at the end ended up being part of some major DLC update only 6 months ago and *(SPOILERS)* ends up being the "true final boss" but why it was sitting in that nearly unreachable dungeon surrounded by unkillable zombies is a mystery all in itself. That creature does appear in one of the earliest trailers/teasers for DreadOut 2 so who knows. Only one's that can answer that are the devs.

@@VideoGameStupidLC yeah the locations are weird looking too... what could they be for? no idea. The boring explanation is that i's all just a dev playground.

Cosmogramma is a masterpiece

It is to show the devs when the game is lagging.

I agree. It also does the audience justice for not being cringe in the dialogue or focussing hard on his personality.

Door break cheats and fighting in the big room in Facility, or playing hide-and-seek in the extra parts of Caverns... good times.

What an an uplifting attitude ^

Yea

It's what happens when you keep running the world on a busted, ancient engine. Gonna need a series reboot here

@@chompythebeast I heard the original developer has a plan for that....

Soviet union intensifies:

How rude!

what??

This would make sense if he didn't post for a while. Oddheader is an active KZfaqr though.

I can name a few thing's but nothing as major as what's in the video. There is a portion in the game when you go into the past version of a village and everything has a sepia tone to it. Your character is much younger as well to reflect the change and the area you are in is supposedly on a separate map entirely from the present version of the village... at least that's what they make you believe. It turns out that the past version of the village is on the same map as the present version but it is hidden away in the mountains and it can even be reached in the present via the same wall glitching techniques practiced in this vid. When you are walking into the past version of the village that is hidden in the mountains the camera will even change into that same sepia tone. There is a mansion later in the game where a boss monster is hiding behind a door and if you use a key item it will come out and attack the player. If you use the Unreal Freecam into the room where the monster is located it will be deadass standing there making these horrible noises and the monster itself is very well lit... even though the player would never normally be able to see or hear that! Hell, when the monster attacks you it doesn't even make the same noises it makes when you freecam past the door and look at it. Earlier in the Hospital level the player is left waiting in a room the ghost of one of her friend's basically stalks her and ends up leading her to an elevator. The ghost stands in front of it and when you get a certain distance she will disappear and zombies will surround the area instead. That's all fine and dandy.... but if you were to use a freecam after using the elevator and see where the ghost girl was initially standing before she disappeared... she's there again! Keep in mind that this is an area you can't return to, ever, and yet for some reason she is there again but the zombies that were there are gone again. That's all I can think of off the top of my head but there is probably a ton more weird stuff.