[QUOTE=acds;17691735]Yeah, but it's still quite strange that the only Beauty left in life-threatening conditions (Crying Beauty in the snow storm) was carried away (to safety). That and the fact that LB is clearly still breathing when Snake checks her pulse.
Also Drebin (or the MGS "bible" you can download on PSN, I don't remember which) says "[B]Rumors[/B] say that they can't survive for long without their suits." or something like that (so it's all rumors).
Of course this is all speculation, nobody but Kojima knows how if they did survive or die.[/QUOTE]
With their state of mind, they're probably going to get themselves killed, but I don't know.
All those cops I brutally murdered and ate the brains of in Stubbs the Zombie. They even say in the fucking death animation that they have a family :ohdear:
[QUOTE=IdiotStorm;17699893]All those cops I brutally murdered and ate the brains of in Stubbs the Zombie. They even say in the fucking death animation that they have a family :ohdear:[/QUOTE]
"That was my favorite arm!"
I too have a favorite arm.
The Japanese grunts in Call of Duty: World at War.
I watched Letters from Iwo Jima, they didn't even have a choice. They were drafted into the military without say and if they disobeyed orders they got their heads cut off! :crying:
The Feral Ghouls in Fallout 3. It would suck to be them.
Birdo. He is so confused about his gender :frown:
[QUOTE=PartyPancake;17700406]The Japanese grunts in Call of Duty: World at War.
I watched Letters from Iwo Jima, they didn't even have a choice. They were drafted into the military without say and if they disobeyed orders they got their heads cut off! :crying:[/QUOTE]
Did you actually watch it at all? There were probably 5 or 6 guys that really didn't want to be there. Most of the rest were proud to be fighting for their country.
I would have to say, diverging from the enclave of FO2, The Master. On my first playthrough I went to him after blowing up the vats, thinking that he was a mutated psychopath that needed to be destroyed to safeguard humanity. Only problem was that he explains his reasons clearly: The super mutants are the only race truly capable of bringing peace to the wasteland. He was only thinking about peace and survival.
[QUOTE=1nfiniteseed;17701147]Did you actually watch it at all? There were probably 5 or 6 guys that really didn't want to be there. Most of the rest were proud to be fighting for their country.
I would have to say, diverging from the enclave of FO2, The Master. On my first playthrough I went to him after blowing up the vats, thinking that he was a mutated psychopath that needed to be destroyed to safeguard humanity. Only problem was that he explains his reasons clearly: The super mutants are the only race truly capable of bringing peace to the wasteland. He was only thinking about peace and survival.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, but they can't reproduce. Period. They would need to keep human concentration camps for breeding and turning in order to keep the race alive. Also, most of the super mutants are dumb as rocks.
Sir Zeliek in Naxxramas from WoW. "Turn back, while you still can!"
Non-feral Ghouls in Fallout.
I felt so bad everytime I had to kill one. I love each and everyone of them.
Nemesis from Black and White.
I felt for him because I enjoyed burning my villagers to death as much as he did!
Any enemies from any Dynasty Warriors game. They just stand there and watch you kill their comrades by the dozens, sometimes by the hundreds, and all they can manage is one swing or one shot before they join them...
Infantry in CoH, and infantry in MoW, FoW I mean they have names and all that stuff.
Fallout 3's raiders, they're just trying to survive out in the Wastes by pillaging villages, and now you come along and kill off all the raiders you find.
[QUOTE=d00msdaydan;17705392]Fallout 3's raiders, they're just trying to survive out in the Wastes by pillaging villages, and now you come along and kill off all the raiders you find.[/QUOTE]
It's hard to feel sorry for them. They enjoy the pain and misery they dish out and the nature of their actions are sadistic rather than desperate. The way they run when you put up a fight shows that they're clearly accustomed to preying on the weak and helpless.
[QUOTE=Fadeaway;17705458]It's hard to feel sorry for them. They enjoy the pain and misery they dish out and the nature of their actions are sadistic rather than desperate. The way they run when you put up a fight shows that they're clearly accustomed to preying on the weak and helpless.[/QUOTE]
Good point...So what about the citizens of Tranquility Lane? Can you feel sorry for killing them all off or is it just me?
[QUOTE=d00msdaydan;17705466]Good point...So what about the citizens of Tranquility Lane? Can you feel sorry for killing them all off or is it just me?[/QUOTE]
Braun was keeping them alive and unaware in his virtual world just so he could murder them and drive them insane because he found it fun. Initiating the failsafe was the merciful thing to do, especially for Old Lady Dithers. The rest of Vault 112's residents are hopelessly unaware, imagine how much worse Braun's games would seem if you knew exactly what was going on and couldn't do anything.
[QUOTE=whazat!!!;17695228]Douglas Shetland in Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. He was so cool in Pandora Tomorrow, I didn't want him to be a bad guy.[/QUOTE]
[sp]But the animation of Sam dodging the bullets, stabbing him in the back and throwing him through that window thing was pretty cool.[/sp]
Any enemy that looks at you when he/she's dying and says something like "Please, no...". Well if the voice acting is good.
Vaelastrasz.
[quote= That poor dargon]Too late...friends. Nefarius' corruption has taken hold. I cannot...control myself. I beg you Mortals, flee! Flee before I lose all sense of control. The Black Fire rages within my heart. I must release it! FLAME! DEATH! DESTRUCTION! COWER MORTALS BEFORE THE WRATH OF LORD....NO! I MUST FIGHT THIS! ALEXSTRASZA, HELP ME! I MUST FIGHT!"
Nefarius' hate has made me stronger than ever before. You should have fled, while you could, mortals! The fury of Blackrock courses through my veins![/quote]
The fight is p. intense tho.
Btw, Vlad from Max Payne as well. [sp] Max, dearest of all my friends.. I just wanted to be the hero..."[/sp]
A random EDF that I trew a sticky charge on by accident, he was alone rolling on the floor screaming "Get it off me! Get it off! Please!" and it sounded like he was crying.
I felt bad then I released him from his sticky by kabooming it.
And some enemies in FC2, when you're further in the game attacking a camp. They say stuff like "Is it that guy? Is he coming for us!?, If I don't make it tell my kids I love them"
And a wounded enemy in FC2 that was going "Please no, please.." and I stuck a machete in his stomach.
And I felt bad for some guy in FC2 (again) when he said "its propably just a monkey" when I made a noise in the bushes.
Poor him got owned by my machete pretty hard.
That's what happens when you call me a monkey :smug:
In Half life when you find the two soldeirs having a conversation just before you reach the rocket launch.
I felt sad when they say
"Hey you here that Freeman guy was at ground zero when this happened?
" "You mean he's part of the science team? Maybe he's resonsible for all this, like sabotage or something."
"Maybe, all i kn ow is, he killed my buddies!"
"Don't worry, he'll pay!"
That was just before the part with [sp] You touch this laser YOU FUCKING DIE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Oh and the zen rocket launch[/sp]
I often end up befriending an enemy in TF2, like a lone Demoman (Drinking party!). My arsehole team shoot them, bastards.
The woman from Penumbra: Black Plague.
[sp]you think she's a zombie alien thing and you kill her but you're just hallucinating :([/sp]
[QUOTE=Mrfantasticool;17707084]A random EDF that I trew a sticky charge on by accident, he was alone rolling on the floor screaming "Get it off me! Get it off! Please!" and it sounded like he was crying.
I felt bad then I released him from his sticky by kabooming it.
And some enemies in FC2, when you're further in the game attacking a camp. They say stuff like "Is it that guy? Is he coming for us!?, If I don't make it tell my kids I love them"
And a wounded enemy in FC2 that was going "Please no, please.." and I stuck a machete in his stomach.
And I felt bad for some guy in FC2 (again) when he said "its propably just a monkey" when I made a noise in the bushes.
Poor him got owned by my machete pretty hard.
That's what happens when you call me a monkey :smug:[/QUOTE]
The EDF get too much of a bad rap.
Also deers in Oblivion
I really felt sad when I killed one with a drunken cast spell.
[QUOTE=3v3ryb0dy;17693141]
Nazis are people too, it's not that they have any choise.[/QUOTE]
You do know that there is a difference between the nazis, and the soldiers of the Wermacht, right?
Nazis refers to members of the Nazi Party, people who were not necessarily soldiers, and they very much had a choice.
In S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The Military guy hiding in the swaps at the research facility.
[QUOTE=Mrfantasticool;17707084]A random EDF that I trew a sticky charge on by accident, he was alone rolling on the floor screaming "Get it off me! Get it off! Please!" and it sounded like he was crying.
I felt bad then I released him from his sticky by kabooming it.
And some enemies in FC2, when you're further in the game attacking a camp. They say stuff like "Is it that guy? Is he coming for us!?, If I don't make it tell my kids I love them"
And a wounded enemy in FC2 that was going "Please no, please.." and I stuck a machete in his stomach.
And I felt bad for some guy in FC2 (again) when he said "its propably just a monkey" when I made a noise in the bushes.
Poor him got owned by my machete pretty hard.
That's what happens when you call me a monkey :smug:[/QUOTE]
I remember I sniped a guy in the leg, and he crawled away. He hid behind a building, and laid against it. Then, I heard him start crying, and I decided to leave him there. At least I didn't kill him, even if he died anyway.
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