Character you have become most attached to.

[bluefire93]

From games, probably Wheatly from Portal 2 up until a certain point. . . sniff*

But from anything I'd have to say Scott Pilgrim, I can really get behind his character arc through the series.

 

[LiraelG]

For some reason, I became attached to Vincent from Final Fantasy VII without having met him in VII and without having played much of Dirge of Cerberus. I think this is due to my imagined relationship between Vincent and Lucrecia, and the sense of loss I perceive.

Glados from Portal!

I was rather attached to Spyro when I was younger...

 

[remnant_phoenix]

I don't know if I would say "most" attached to, but one stand-out attachment for me would be Alyx Vance from Half-Life 2.

She's the first video game woman that I would consider truly "attractive," and let me explain that. Yes, there are plenty of video game women that I could quality as "hot," but true attraction for me (and I would hope for most people) is a combination of respecting and appreciating a person's physical beauty, personality, and capabilities.

With her realistically-proportioned good looks, friendly and encouraging but down-to-earth personality, and her ability to take care of herself and others, I found myself genuinely caring about Alyx as the game progressed. I worried about her when bad things could happen to her, and I missed her when she wasn't around.

When her father makes a comment about her and I (I being in the role of the blank slate Gordan Freeman) propagating the human race, I realized that the thought of having and raising children with her sounded like a considerably good idea.

Alyx Vance is the fist and ONLY video game character that I can honestly say this about: If she were real and I were single, I would want her to be my girlfriend and I would be open to the possibility of marrying her and having children with her.

 

[coffeenebula]

Jade from Beyond Good and Evil. Tough kid.

 

[CrashBang]

Definitely my Commander Shepard. Whenever I see trailers featuring the default face or any of my friends versions, I can't help but think 'that's not Shepard. My Shepard is the real Shepard'. That says a lot about Bioware being able to create and let the player create rich and interesting worlds with great characters. Fuck, I love Mass Effect and I love my Commander Shepard

 

[Fiz_The_Toaster]

Ezio Auditore from AC II.

He really grew on me, he has a great storyline and he actually has a personality.

 

[Jim Grim]

I like hk-47 from Kotor 2, just because he's so hilariously psychotic.

 

[WindKnight]

Probably Viola from Eternal sonata. Fairly sensible, only a few years from my own age, and when she realises the guy she has romantic feelings for is into someone else, she rather sensibly (if sadly) accepts she should move on, instead of going 'OMG RELATIONSHIP TRIANGLE BS NOW!'

 

[Electric Alpaca]

Zell Dincht and Seifer Almasy.

Zell is the cocksure, but struggling for confidence confused young man. Seifer is the ambitious, vulnerable and romantic man. Both at their cores decent men, run through the wringer. I think all in all, each of the character's of FFVIII I became/am attached to - each is really well fleshed out with genuine depth.

Bizarrely Kafei and Anju of Majora's Mask as well, mainly for how involved their quest was and the final moments waiting for Kafei to return, the eleventh hour playing and the moon staring me out. Only for all to come together and then having to race to go back three days.

 

[Dalek Caan]

Ezio from Assassin Creed and Master Chief from Halo.

 

[Dexiro]

No character from any video game I've played even compares to characters I've read about.

I recently finished reading The Talisman, almost 2 years since I first picked up the book. Finally picking that book back up and just racing to the finish felt amazing, Jack and Wolf reserved a special place in my memory.

 

[Dexiro]

Vriska Serket from Homestuck. blah blah blah

Fucking spoilers >.>

 

[jjjonesy27]

John Marston
Atlas/Fontaine from Bioshock
Cloud FF VII

John- He would seem like a cool guy, tons of interesting stories
Atlas/Fontaine- A crazy madman with any power you could imagine, whats not to like?
Cloud- He seems like a battle-hardened warrior that could protect you no matter what, awesome experiences with this guy

 

[C95J]

Back when I played World at War, on Veteran, I spent an immense amount of time trying to complete it, and thus did become attached to the characters I played throughout the story. Especially the character you played in the final couple of missions, which took the longest to complete.

Also, for the short time I played Heavy Rain, I became attached to some of the characters in that game. I never even went far into the story before I started to feel sorry for them.

 

[Trivun]

I've always had a fondness, and a bit of a thing, for psycho characters who appear all sweet and innocent, and yet beyond the cute exterior are manipulative sadists underneath. Hell, that's why half my original characters in my stories are that kind of person, both good and evil...

So for games, I'd have to go with Rena Ryugu, Alice (American McGee version), and Eleanor Lamb. For anything else, certainly Lucy (Elfen Lied), and Seras Victoria...

 

[Pinkamena]

I never understood how much I cared for Alyx Vance from Half Life before her father died. I felt so sad watching her crying over her fathers corpse.

 

[The Shadowlord]

Pretty much all the characters from NieR. It was a pretty depressing game so the situations they were all in made me feel sympathy for them.

 

[nomzy]

Morrigan from DA:O, I don't even know why. I suppose I just want to know MOAR about what happens with her and Flemeth.

 

[Omnific One]

As a guy, probably Ezio.

For females, Liara.