Judge Gabranth from FFXII. After a while, I just wanted to get to the Gabranth fight, all in the hopes that maybe Gabranth would gut whiny, angsty Vaan, and the story could continue with a better main character (Balthier or Basch, specifically).
Cheering for the Enemy
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i often found myself hoping chinese snipers would shoot the heads off one of the americans during operation anchorage
Metrocops, just because they're human or semi-human policemen and it's their job to beat people and protect peace, which the combine have achieved, along with a better planet.
Combine are just awesome.
Daleks want to exterminate everything. And that's why I like them.
The Empire in Star Wars, because I hated the rebels so much and the Empire was just a big bag of power and awesomeness. Also, in my Star Wars world, the Empire destroyed the planet where the rebels were dancing, killing each and every one of them.
Yes, I often sympathise with the enemy.
Combine are just awesome.
Daleks want to exterminate everything. And that's why I like them.
The Empire in Star Wars, because I hated the rebels so much and the Empire was just a big bag of power and awesomeness. Also, in my Star Wars world, the Empire destroyed the planet where the rebels were dancing, killing each and every one of them.
Yes, I often sympathise with the enemy.
I lost all respect for Light after Ray Penler died. After that, I knew Light wasn't going to be redeemed.Inverse Skies said:
He was still incredibly intelligent and methodical right until the end... and then he blew it. It was only then when I didn't like him as a character anymore, but reading through it a second time you emphasise with him once againPirateKing said:
yea i forgot to add that the second time with the trenches i waited for it to happen. i sat for about ten seconds until the guys head popped off
yea i forgot to add that the second time that happens (at the start of the trenches) i sat and waited about ten seconds for the guy peeking over the top of the trench to get one to the dome, when it happened i cheeredhippo24 said:
I have to say, I REALLY wanted the Geth/Reapers/Sovereign to win in Mass Effect, to the point where I would find ways to glitch my team to death and make life as miserable as possible for everyone giving me a side-quest - the multiple endings in that game sucked, as you couldn't choose to sit back watch the galaxy be razed of all sentient life - you had to win, for the good of all mankind, no matter how evil you were. I guess I'm a just a misanthropist, but after a while everyone's problems seemed so petty - an empty galaxy is an orderly one, one where I don't have to listen to people complaining about how they can't find their daughter and they think she blah blah blah WHY ARE THE NPCS INVINCIBLE?
Light did do some good for the world. I get what he's doing. I didn't like him as a person, but I liked him as a character. I was always rooting for L. Then I liked Mello. Then I was inevitably left rooting for Near and the other investigators.Inverse Skies said:
I remember something where a kid threatened other kids that he would put their names on the internet so Kira would kill them. I wonder what Light would've thought about that. Controlling the world with fear of death.
I always really liked Near. At the start you weren't sure you to barrack for, but as the series progressed it became obvious who the real bad-guy was. After all, it doesn't matter how much good Light did, he was still the greatest mass-murderer in history. Great series that onePirateKing said:
Its called the Super Bowl. HA HA HA! No seriously the Helghast come to mind since they look so bad ass. Yes looking bad ass is a reason to be rooted for.
Light was the greatest mass murderer in the sense that he killed people by himself. But he didn't write down millions of names. That alone makes him less than the Nazi's. Individually he was the greatest.That just came to mind the other day.Inverse Skies said:
I always wondered how many pages the Death Note had.