Bosses you felt bad about killing
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It's Sword of Seals that's Fire Emblem 6, and I will never call Blazing Sword the first game, just saying.riottrio said:
The General was Douglas I'm pretty sure. If you managed to keep him alive during that chapter, you unlock 16X and he joins you then. And it isn't really a stupid reason. Imagine, you are the highest ranking officer in the military and joining a side that has been made to look like a bunch of bandits probably would seem like high treason to pretty much everybody with power.
Just surround him with units that you took their weapons from that can either take hits or dodge tank and heal them.
Gale is unrecruitable and he isn't required to die, but it's implied he never survived the war anyway. It's even more depressing when you speak to him with Miledy, his lover, and Zeiss, her brother.
I'm guessing the game ended for you when you defeated Zephiel didn't it?
The Big Daddys from Bioshock; they're not bad guys. They're placid until provoked and they've been genetically conditioned to attack threats to their Little Sisters anyway. When not found wandering around with their Little Sister, they're generally performing useful tasks around Rapture like repairing things.
Any boss who I have to kill, just because he has a different philosophy on life. It allways makes me feel like an arse.
Oh yeah, although I got pissed at him after the game sort of messed up and made me play the tutorial 3 times...PayJ567 said:
Haha, that's awesome. Is he working on any games right now, because I would love to play some of 'em.Rainboq said:
Ahh man, the ultra serious games of today could do with some actually funny humor, it would certainly liven them up.Rainboq said:
Indeed this. I sat there half expecting it to have him shoot her on its own as if it were a cinematic, but after about a minute I realized it wanted me to. That made me sad. D:Amnestic said:
I can't say I never thought of it like that, but we don't know (or I don't know, I've been avoiding the trailers) what Saix was like before he became a Nobody. So I'm not going to agree with you, but I'm also not going to disagree with you.w@rew0lf said:
Saren Arterius. He is the epitome of just barely going too far. Before he lost control over his actions he did nothing but serve the galaxy. Then in an attempt to save billions even trillions of lives he attempted to control a power he could not comprehend.
Did he deserve to die? In his indoctrinated state absolutely. But outside of it he was just like any other individual who strove to create a better future and had it backfire. It made me so sad to see him die not because he was a good guy, but because what happened to him could just have easily have happened to anyone else in his position.
His Suicide Death is one of the only moments I had to pause a game and think about what had just occured.
Did he deserve to die? In his indoctrinated state absolutely. But outside of it he was just like any other individual who strove to create a better future and had it backfire. It made me so sad to see him die not because he was a good guy, but because what happened to him could just have easily have happened to anyone else in his position.
