Charecter's that should have died

[Jake the Snake]

Adoring Fan from Oblivion....oh wait, that's right I shot him in between the eyes with an arrow and sent him flying off a cliff. Hehe, good times.

 

[Eat-ham]

Ummm... I'd have to go with the squad from Gears of War. It's just annoying how a squad who would be killed on day 1 in reality is able to be heroes in these games. I mean, they don't follow orders, they don't use any kind of military tactics, they have no personal connection to the enemy other than they are bad guys we gotta kill them, and they aren't even "the best of the best".

1) They don't follow the orders that they know aren't going to work, and go with orders that have a slightly better chance of working.

2) Um, no personal connection to the enemy? How about the enemy randomly appeared out of the ground one day and started killing all the citizens, and then started sinking entire human cities for no said reason?

3) They aren't supposed to be 'the best of the best'. They're supposed to be 'The luckiest of the lucky s.o.bs'.

I'm not a big G.O.W fan, and I don't even care for the game itself, but I think the characters deserve a little more recognition than that.

As for who I think should die...I wish Rochelle would've died in L4D2. Her dialogue is boring and makes her sound like a flirty ***** (Sweetie, honey, 'There wasn't a Med Kit here before, nope'), she's overall boring, she contributes nothing to the story line, and she's just...well, pointless. Valve should've made up another character.

I also think that Superman, Batman, and Spiderman should've died at some point.

 

[The Journey]

I think Warfield should have died at the end of Starcraft II. Giving Raynor the position of General maybe?

Could you perhaps at least warn of spoilers if not use the tags? I mean, really?

I've been playing through the campaign on a friends computer and am only eight missions in and this is a real kick int he shins to be honest.

OP should really put a spoiler warning in the title or first post I think.

Oh sorry about that then. So were you expecting him to die or something?

Less of whether I expected him to die or not, I hadn't worked out if he was an integral part of the plot or not. Now I find both that he is and that the result of his involvement is at least an engaging end piece too.

It's less about the result than what happens in between.

Oh well, life goes on and I'll just do what I can to forget this little tidbit.