Alright you sick freaks its time to confess you most loved evil momment in gaming.

[FalloutJack]

I have yet to play through GTA: San Andreas' plotline. I use all manner of codes to do whatever I like, including head on over to 'unavailable' areas. What do I do in this game? Here's a list.

{1} I drive as recklessly as humanly possible most of the time, to see how closely I can miss a disastrous impact or to see how bad it CAN get.

{2} I seek out those little squads of gangers and run them over, then I back over them again, and forwards and back again until they're properly dead. And THEN, I kill the medics who come to revive them.

{3} I walk around with a flamethrower and just burn anyone I feel like. Anyone with a rude word, snide remark, trouble-making, or Elvis impersonators (for kicks), and then I blow up fire trucks to keep them from putting out fires.

{4} I through grenades and bombs in traffic so I can see cars try to dodge them and probably fail, crashing in the process. Then, I set explosives at the trapped wrecks and watch cluster-blasts go off that block the road and give me more victims to mess with.

{5} I get up on TOP of a car and just let it take me places, then shoot around and watch the driver go mad.

{6} I put in the code for flying cars and do just that, only I will bomb areas with a flaming car when it gets bad enough.

I am probably the worst kind of GTA player.

 

[teh_Canape]

killing the little fucks in Fallout
each
and
every
one
of
them

 

[Dominic Burchnall]

using a bunch of baby seals to blow up a hippy elf wall in Overlord 2.

Ahhh, the happy memories.

Overlord 2 was also my favourite evil game, specifically the Last Sanctuary level, where the elves had worked so hard to hide protect and nurish a mystical, bountiful haven for all life...

I set it all on fire, massacred the 1'000 gnomes for the achievement, tore the elves to pieces, smashed everything up and nicked their gold, then to top it off, corrupted their queen and took her away to my Underworld Lair and made her my revealingly clad vampire mistress.

It feels so good to be bad.

 

[IkeGreil29]

Well, some Prototype stuff has stuck with me as fun. Don't know if I'm too proud of running over civilians, but Alex Mercer is a very unique type of hero. A lot of overkill things in RTS always make me laugh or give me a sense of satisfaction. Like leaving a town in AoE in its bare bones and then coming in with a whole new fresh army. Force power fun in Jedi Outcast and Academy is also incredibly evil but fun.

 

[William Ossiss]

nothing evil at all. though, going by the things everyone else is saying is evil... i suppose having deaths hand join you then forcing (literally) every one of your party members to serve you.

none of these things truly signifies 'evil' though...

 

[Double A]

I play Dwarf Fortress. Almost everything mentioned in this thread is what I consider softcore.

Once, just for the hell of it, I started a fort, got everyone under ground and dug into the river surrounding my fort. One of the miners actually mined himself out small island and died of starvation with me laughing the whole time. Another got hit by some cave in or something. She had a grudge with the expedition leader. I stuck the wounded chick in a bed and turned everyone but the leader's doctor skills off. That's right, I made her care for the person she hated. Later, she and some other dude were mining in the wet (I was trying to make it flood faster). He got pissed off because he was always wet and sleeping in dirt, so he punched the EL. With a pickax. The room they were in went from being sand colored with water to being red with red water. Oh, and this one's real good: There were two lovers. One of them fell in the water and got washed downstream. And then drowned. I could have prevented this by giving them rooms, even after he died. Instead, she went crazy and emo'd herself to death after a fortnight of grieving. Later, I got tired of waiting for everyone to die, so I took the four survivors (there were seven originally, plus 3-5 migrants) and had them build a tower thing to live in. I had either the last or second last original member of the expedition chase an alligator that pissed me off. He eventually went crazy because he was on patrol for so long. The other three lived happily ever after. And by that I mean I had them trap the merchants in a square thing so they couldn't get out, then their horses went crazy and killed the merchants (but were killed by the bodyguards). Later I just had them mine out the platform they were on so it caved in and they died.

The end.

 

[Jovip]

i think it would have to of been a year or so ago, i had just tied up a hooker to my radiator and was planning to rape her and beat her senseless until....wait in a video game.
shit.
um.
something in prototype because gore = evil....or any game that characterizes mindless violence as evil. you want real evil and total -100 karma? play ethnic cleansing. not only is that game disgusting and bigoted (with terrible design) but the idea of it is to kill everything that isn't white. that's evil. remember kids, violence doesn't mean somethings evil. the reasoning behind it does.

 

[Jodah]

I enjoyed killing that dieing jerk in the Ostagar woods at the beginning of DA:O. Particularly when Alistair said "Remind me never to get wounded around you." The best part? I was playing a healer mage

 

[JaceArveduin]

I'm going to have to say crashing the ghoul rockets in New Vegas. (Come Fly With Me)

Not only did you kill a bunch of innocent ghouls, but you also destroyed Novac's economy! (According to the end-game credits) But those bloody ghouls irked me... Don't much like fanatics.

 

[Biosophilogical]

Eating entire squadrons of soldiers in Prototype without them noticing, watching as I slowly work my way through the line, and to cap it all off, gunning down all the pedestrians in site.

I liked putting on muscle mass and using the shockwave abilities (I think two of them were the same button combinations as the ultra abilities, but essentially you smack your fists together, or smack the ground, and it makes a shockwave, and with muscle mass it has a habit of liquifying any human caught in the field).

 

[VaderMan92]

Playing fallout 2 when I finally got pissed off at fist citizen Lynette in vault city and proceeded to murder her with the Bozar and move on to the rest of the city. Seemed so wrong but felt sooo good.

 

[Kinokohatake]

I'm going to go with one that you wouldn't think you could be evil in. Spider Man 2, you can grab bad guys and throw them over your shoulder. I then web swung my way up to the top of the Empire State Building and then proceeded to pile drive them several hundred stories into the pavement.

 

[mirror's edgy]

Any game where you can look down the barrel of a gun and aim at an NPC's head and/or private parts.

Major bonus if you can actually shoot them, too, and a burst of red pops out of them while they stand there and shout "Watch where you're shootin'!" or "Check your weapon!"

Not only can you do this in Metal Gear Solid 3; a shot to the danger zone is a one hit kill with a special animation! Doing pacifist runs is a great test of skill, but I dare you to resist sniping a commie's hammer and sickle off from the shadows.

 

[thebobmaster_v1legacy]

The dark side ending for the Sandral and Matale feud, where the families kill each other. Oh, how I laughed.

 

[Quazimofo]

Nuking Megaton in "Fallout 3". Unfortunately the person I sacrificed an entire settlement's population to kill ended up being the sole survivor. Imagine that.

who was it? its been a while so i cant remember who was the irksome one in there.

as for me, i rarely do bad things in games, but when i bought red dead redemption, the gamestop clerk (a very nice young lass), told me about the dastardly achievement. i thought "i HAVE to try this". so i did. but instead of just dropping a lady on the tracks, i left her there, ran over her with my horse, got a second horse of a passerby, and watched the train hit both horses and the prostitute. it. was. AWESOME.

 

[slyph]

It wasn't really evil I guess, but brutally slaughtering the entire Paradise Falls slaver camp in Fallout 3 instead of helping the kids escape stealthily. Much easier to lead them to safety between piles of glistening, mutilated corpses >

Usually I'm too much of a pussy to take the evil choices in games, but if a game doesn't really give me the option I'm ok with it, hence Prototype was just one long evil moment. Sprinting down a crowded street with a spiky riot shield, mowing down fifty innocents a minute, grab one of them by the face, fling him into a distant police car, jump in the air, elbow drop a family SUV, grab a black guy in Air Jordans, tear him to pieces with tentacles and absorb his appearance.... repeat.

Oh, and using the Disguise power to get soldiers to brutally gun down police officers.

 

[Dr. wonderful]

The Demon Path in Soul Nomad. All of it.

Spoiler

Screwing around in sandboxes or choosing the evil dialogue option is fun and all, but there's something about playing a linear RPG where your character is so completely evil, that EVERYONE, heroes and villains alike, are united in their opposition of you. The warring gods that make up half the plot call a truce to try to stop you, but by that point you are so ungodly powerful that the game doesn't even acknowledge the battle as a fight worth making playable, or even representing with a decent cut-scene.

And better/worse, is that you access it AFTER you've played the game normally, and are now forced to watch all the characters you've grown to love come to despise you, with no choice but to kill them.

Heh heh, That IS my favorite part of the game. Untold destruction, mountains of bodies and me, with some hotpod watching the devourlord go to town. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

Hey Gig, didn't said devourlord...Devour you?

I hate you.

Love you too Gig.

Anyway, my favorite thing was in RDR when I toy with bandits. I shot them in the knees and made them run Limp back to town.

Oh and I would always cheat in poker so I could hold duels with people. It was fun.

Freaking Lightweight.

 

[Quazimofo]

I'm going to have to say crashing the ghoul rockets in New Vegas. (Come Fly With Me)

Not only did you kill a bunch of innocent ghouls, but you also destroyed Novac's economy! (According to the end-game credits) But those bloody ghouls irked me... Don't much like fanatics.

i helped them the first time, just because i like helping people. i saw my brother take the evil route though, and its pretty damn funny how the rockets crash. with the music, just priceless.