>game KNOWS you're exploiting glitches

>game KNOWs you used a hack to change the narrator

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>game KNOWS you skipped the cutscenes
>Halves your health

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>game KNOWS where you live

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>game KNOWS you left your front door unlocked

>>376780407
Do any games actually do this? Metroid Fusion is all I can think of.

>>376780578
>Game starts searching your porn folder

>Game knows you don't want to look behind you

guess the game

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>trying to save the world
>game cares more about you cheating

>>376780723
>Do any games actually do this?
>names a game

Yes.

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>>376780407
>game KNOWS you're saving a lot and comments on how many saves you have

>>376780723
Fable 2 did it. You can rent properties and the money collects in real-time, so people would just set their system date to the year 9999 and get basically infinite money. I'm not sure if it was for the main Fable 2 game or that supplementary card game they released on XBLA, but they basically knew if you did it and had some cheeky messages.

Witcher 3 did a similar thing with item duping, I believe. You literally get audited and have to answer a bunch of questions from a tax collector.

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>game knows you are a sissy