[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]
If you killed them as the Pint-Sized Slasher, maybe, if you thought you had to do it to get some information and to be free.
If you killed them by activating the failsafe, you shouldn't in a way because the failsafe basically makes it so that they die in Tranq. Lane and in Vault 112(they die outside of the simulation as well). Activating it will cause the bastard who controlled them to be pissed off at you, and loses all of his power over everyone(since they are dead).
And yes, I kinda felt bad for killing some enemies in Iji, but that is as a pacifistic gameplay view. As a genocidal one, another kill.
[QUOTE=ForcedDj;17712830]If you killed them as the Pint-Sized Slasher, maybe, if you thought you had to do it to get some information and to be free.
If you killed them by activating the failsafe, you shouldn't in a way because the failsafe basically makes it so that they die in Tranq. Lane and in Vault 112(they die outside of the simulation as well). Activating it will cause the bastard who controlled them to be pissed off at you, and loses all of his power over everyone(since they are dead).
And yes, I kinda felt bad for killing some enemies in Iji, but that is as a pacifistic gameplay view. As a genocidal one, another kill.[/QUOTE]
I got sad after every boss battle when I tried playing as a pacifist.
Also, when you pick up some of the logs and they talk about how you're brutally murdering them is kinda sad too.
In the darkness, when i had the darkness activated and was moving twords a policemen, he was yelling and screaming.
The Scavengers dogs in Fallout 3 :(
Cops in GTA.
Combine in Half Life2 (and the Episodes that followed).
Mostly because they were heavily brainwashed, augmented until they (at least the ones that were human before the Combine stuff) were barely human, and then the few of them that were freed had a tendency of run around with live grenades...
this motherfucker right here
[img]http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/fallout/images/5/59/FO01_NPC_Master.png[/img]
Just look at his goddamn journal
[quote]0000 - 0004
I'm dying. I need to get this down before the pain overwhelms me.
0005 - 0020
I can't believe that I was finally able to drag myself out of that vat. The slime did not affect me, but I nearly drowned. I don't know what happened to Harold - he was standing right next to me when the crane knocked me into the vat. He must have been killed or he would have tried to help me. Francine is dead, killed by one of those robots.
0021 - 0027
I have no idea how much time has passed. I was able to hack the computer to turn off the robots and record this, but now my mind is slipping away.There is much pain...
0028 - 0043
The green slime that I was immersed in is the source of all the mutations we traced to here. My skin is starting to fester and peel. In other areas it is bubbling and is expelling a green mucus-like substance. Some days the pain is almost tolerable.
0044 - 0057
I can actually walk a few steps again...It seems inconceivable that I dragged myself all the way up here from the vat room. Strangely, I'm actually feeling stronger, though I'm still in a lot of pain. Everything seems to be getting smaller.
0058 - 0096
I think I consumed one of the mutated things scurrying around here today. Before I knew what was happening, some sort of tendril had sprang from my stomach and covered the poor creature. As soon as it had sucked the rodent into my gut I could actually feel its mind. I think. There is the very real possibility that I'm going slowly insane and can no longer differentiate between what is real and what is a hallucination. Maybe I'm still slowly dying in the vat and I've imagined all this.
0097 - 0111
Things are becoming more clear to me every day. This toxin has actually improved my mind. I feel that I can understand even the most complex philosophical questions simply and directly. It's as if all the layers of artifice have been stripped away. I wonder what would happen if I submerged an animal in the vats for a prolonged period of time? Would it gain awareness?
0112 - 0134
The strangest thing is happening to the animals. They actually become smarter and more aware of their surroundings. I dipped a dog and a rat at the same time today, and they were fused together. It's not quite two creatures anymore, but it's more than one. Perhaps this is the future - a coming together of different creatures in some sort of harmonious unity. I no longer consume the different animals I create simply for sustenance - I have become the instrument through which unity will be achieved. I am so much more than a human being now.
0135 - 0139
It is time to bring others into the glory that is the Unity.
0140 - 0153
A lost soul has finally strayed into my home. I was so surprised I consumed him before dipping, a mistake I shall not make again. His mind was so primitive as to be repulsive to my refined cognitive abilities.
0154 - 0172
I've begun to modify myself to be more pleasing to the Unity by injecting small doses of the virus into my body. The slime in the vats is a man-made virus called the Forced Evolutionary Virus. This information was acquired from my newly grown neurolink with the base computer.
0173 - 0198
The few wanderers that have found their way here have been a disappointment to me. They can't seem to mutate correctly. The best I've been able to create are some big and dumb mutants. Most can recall nothing from before I initiated them into the wondrous Unity. I only feed on them for fuel, now. Their minds are nothing to me.
0199 - 0236
Oh glorious creator!! I have succeeded in spreading the complete joy of unification to another soul! Unlike the others, his total radiation count was low. I believe this is the factor we have been overlooking all this time, as it seems the conversion is more successful in the cases with less radiation damage. I have never known such glory as I felt when taking his mind into our own.
0237 - 0281
We are beginning to create an army dedicated to unifying the wonderful diversity of life. We have trained them to continue our work here while we search out more populated areas to take into ourselves. We are beginning to feel the limitations of a body that is mobile. We must find a permanent home, with a greater store of knowledge, and a steady supply of bio-mass.
0282 - 0303
We have stopped increasing ourself until we can find this new unification center. When we have arrived we will continue to grow and feed until we have brought peace and unity to the entire world. [/quote]
[QUOTE=Nautsabes;17660091]He's an angsty emo bitch who doesn't ever stop complaining about how horrible his life is no matter how many times you take him fucking bowling.[/QUOTE]
Hes black, take em to cluckin bell
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That one marine in the first flood level of halo really got to me though :[
Mister Lopez in Fallout 3, He sounded so sad, But I made him jump
[QUOTE=Furioso;17717036]this motherfucker right here
image
Just look at his goddamn journal[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=1nfiniteseed;17701147]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]
Just saying....
[QUOTE=GMOD ftw;17717615]Mister Lopez in Fallout 3, He sounded so sad, But I made him jump[/QUOTE]
Isn't he the addict?
Well, I think the gangsters from Crackdown are pretty baww-worthy, the stuff they say when you kill them.
"I-I can't see"
"Mama"
[QUOTE=Samiam22;17720285]Well, I think the gangsters from Crackdown are pretty baww-worthy, the stuff they say when you kill them.
"I-I can't see"
"Mama"[/QUOTE]
They are cop killing, drug dealing, car stealing, gun shooting, criminal scum.
They'll get no sympathy from me.
[QUOTE=Mr. Someguy;17720807]They are cop killing, drug dealing, car stealing, gun shooting, criminal scum.
They'll get no sympathy from me.[/QUOTE]
You do know that some of them are forced, as they are stolen from the streets or other countries?
The dogs in wolfenstein: Return to castle wolfenstein :( I always felt bad for killing them.
I have to agree with sub-boss (before the final one) in Prey, I think it's one of the most surprising (and troubling, non-expected) moment in a video game I can remember, you just don't expect that to happen, much less to do what you have to.
Not an enemy, I already posted mine on the first page.
Major Strickland from Crysis.
Spoilers ahead.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb5m6n0OAds[/media]
[QUOTE=Dr Nick;17721665]Not an enemy, I already posted mine on the first page.
Major Strickland from Crysis.
Spoilers ahead.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb5m6n0OAds[/media][/QUOTE]
"I'm a Marine, son, I'll walk on water if I have to!"
Strickland was probably one of the best characters in Crysis (The doctor girl annoyed me, and Nomad was a carboard cut out). Crysis Warhead was much better from a character point of view, they made Psycho a believable character, Emerson was pretty cool, as was O'Neill
Soldier number #19873 who got killed by an MG I fired.
Those fucking pigeons, they were simply just flying past. Why did I used them for target pratice? WHY!!!!!
[img]http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/half-life/en/images/4/46/Pigeon.jpg[/img]
The stalkers in EP1.
Thats fucking sad.
The dogs in COD4/5. I always feel bad for killing them.
Organization XIII from kingdom hearts 2. All of them were just people who had nothing and shouldn't exist. They didn't start wearing black coats and collecting hearts because they had some world domination plan, most of them just wanted to be real people again. However, the magician says they have no heart and thus you should mercilessly kill every single one of them, and you do. Xemnas and Xaldin aren't so sympathetic because Xemnas basically does have a "take over the world plan" and Xaldin is a complete jerk to the beast, but Luxord, Xigbar, Demyx, Axel, Saix, and the 5 that died at castle oblivion all were just normal people fighting for a life.
[QUOTE=power-mad;17742991]Organization XIII from kingdom hearts 2. All of them were just people who had nothing and shouldn't exist. They didn't start wearing black coats and collecting hearts because they had some world domination plan, most of them just wanted to be real people again. [B]However, the magician says they have no heart and thus you should mercilessly kill every single one of them, and you do.[/B] Xemnas and Xaldin aren't so sympathetic because Xemnas basically does have a "take over the world plan" and Xaldin is a complete jerk to the beast, but Luxord, Xigbar, Demyx, Axel, Saix, and the 5 that died at castle oblivion all were just normal people fighting for a life.[/QUOTE]
Most people wouldn't recognize that wrinkle before Bioshock rocked the stage with its interpretation on that subject.
[QUOTE=Canuhearme?;17743317]Most people wouldn't recognize that wrinkle before Bioshock rocked the stage with its interpretation on that subject.[/QUOTE]
Actually, most people I talked to did.
[QUOTE=power-mad;17743529]Actually, most people I talked to did.[/QUOTE]
:smith:
Every cop in GTA 4. Seriously, I always tried not to hit them in the head.
I would say Saren from Mass Effect for me. At first he just seems like a villain, then you find out he's just a slave. I wanted to save him. Course, I convinced him to save himself with a round to the head if you know what I mean.
Also, for some reason, I have no problem killing old ladies, the fat girls, or the preppy girls in GTA 4. In fact, 'ts pretty hilarious. But, whenever I accidentally hit an old man or a black guy (because even though they are "gangster", they are pretty nice to you, saying things like "'scuse me cousin"") I immediately feel bad.
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