"I've Never Heard This": TOTK Player Shares Hilarious NPC Interaction After "Hundreds" Of Hours In-Game

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is teeming with comical content, but this newly discovered scream from one of the NPCs may very well make fans cackle. The title has so much to offer fans with its immersive open-world experience, and fans keep discovering small things after hundreds of hours that make for an even more engaging playthrough.

In a recent Reddit post from VGMaster5, a 10-second clip shows the player running through Hyrule on their trusty steed. As the player passes by a few NPCs at a high rate of speed, one of them screams with what can only be described as absolute terror. It seems that Link and his horse scared the occupied NPC so badly that fans like Triforceoffarts are comparing it to a loud «dad sneeze» in the comments.

Both and have content to uncover, even for those who have hundreds of hours put into the games. This example of an NPC shrieking for their lives is just one of many, and more have been and will most likely be discovered as time goes on.

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A great example is from, as one player even discovered that a naked Link can become immune to fire and make shrines easier for fans if they undress down to their boxers. With revelations such as this, and many others, the already massive world games have to offer becomes even larger and more immersive than players thought possible.

Every title has several elements that keep players coming back for more, from hidden farming spots to terrorizing an NPC just by simply running past them. The franchise has so much to offer in terms of not only lengthy and engaging content, but secrets to uncover along the way, showcasing how an already successful title upon launch can keep surprising fans as the years pass.

As a major fan, seeing the NPC jump out of the way and scream at the top of their lungs gave me a good chuckle. It's fun to see how the developers added small things like this to not only