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What's a common feature of video games we could really use in real life?
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Save scumming. You could get it - whatever "it" is - out of your system, and then just reload from your last save.
If it existed you'd never know. Unless you add an additional feature of preserving your characters memories across game loads. But then it's not a common game feature.
Unless it is, and every NPC knows exactly what you do to them. They just aren't allowed to break script.
Just some food for thought...
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