Did you ever do something in a game that bothered you afterwards?
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In an on-line game, I attacked and killed another player character for picking up something lying on the ground that he ought to have KNOWN belonged to me. Except it was after I entered the attack command and saw the resulting messages that I remembered I was hidden, and he had no way of knowing I was even there.
I generally act as I would IRL in games so no, and I generally make good choices if thats what you want to call it in the gameworld. I felt kinda bad about killing that girl from fallout 3... uh the one who's Dad was the... vault leader OVERSEER THATS IT!!!! I forget why I killed her I think it was because she wanted to be leader of the vault and wouldn't let me so I just killed her. No wait she forced me to leave or some nonsense so I just killed her. Iono she did something so I was just like... meh I'll kill her.
Basically I went through one playthrough trying to save the wasteland no matter how bad they were, like the Irish guy and whore and Tenpenny. I didn't explore much so I redid the game and still haven't finished it.
And then I went around killing all the evil people with no mercy to start a new world. Like the vampires b/c they murdered, the Irish guy cause he was a pimp and crook, and the whore b/c she's a whore etc etc and I threw Tenpennys corpse off the tower but didn't release the ghouls on the rich (I killed the ghouls b/c they were just as evil as Tenpenny).
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I didn't like killing Red in Penumbra, both times.
Basically I went through one playthrough trying to save the wasteland no matter how bad they were, like the Irish guy and whore and Tenpenny. I didn't explore much so I redid the game and still haven't finished it.
And then I went around killing all the evil people with no mercy to start a new world. Like the vampires b/c they murdered, the Irish guy cause he was a pimp and crook, and the whore b/c she's a whore etc etc and I threw Tenpennys corpse off the tower but didn't release the ghouls on the rich (I killed the ghouls b/c they were just as evil as Tenpenny).
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I didn't like killing Red in Penumbra, both times.
It was pink. I'm glad it burned. I was confused when I heard people were attached to it...Rakun Man said:
Man Bindo was the SHIT, not only was he a bad ass but he had some great dialogue. A choice I felt bad about making was destroying Megaton in Fallout 3, not because of all the innocents (fuck'em) but because Moira was a bloody good shop keep.Wrists said:
Just reached a point like this in Alpha Protocol.
At the end of the final mission in Rome you have to make a choice, turn left to save a girl who seems have feelings for you, or turn right to stop a bomb from going off. I chose to save the girl and let the bomb go off killing plenty of innocent civilians. When I got back to the safehouse she has left because she didn't approve of me saving her (ungrateful *****). I seem to be damned from every angle because of that choice, one potential love interest has gone, another is also pissed because the bomb went off (not that she cares about the civilians, she's just unhappy that the bomber succeeded) and there's lots of dead innocents.
I feel like I screwed up big time.
I feel like I screwed up big time.
I always feel bad killing anybody innocent in video games, unless of course they shot at me first. Then I just mark them up Red Dead Redemption style and put ever bullet in them. And then cap their dead bodies if they did something really bad....just for good measure and stuff you know....
The first time I played GTA IV and you pick up a hooker it gives you a list of 'possibilities',
which in themselves were kind of graphic and 'Oh my!' inducing. But when she finished and I killed her to get my green back... that was a bit too visceral.
Oh... an nuking Megaton... it looks great but I never enjoy it.
which in themselves were kind of graphic and 'Oh my!' inducing. But when she finished and I killed her to get my green back... that was a bit too visceral.
Oh... an nuking Megaton... it looks great but I never enjoy it.
Killed a kid in Grand Theft Auto San Andreas, no idea why that unnecessary kill got to me more than all the others but it did. Killing anyone innocent in an RPG doesn't come to me naturally, I'm always the savior, but once I'm into it I'm tea bagging and looting my way merrily along ^_^
Actually I have to say, if I play out of character for too long, like being comically and stupidly evil and playing like I'm playing a game rather than being one with the world, I just don't enjoy it and will turn the console off and not want to play that game for a couple of days and likely won't play that character again, feels tainted.
Oh, and I felt bad telling that girl to burn the plant in the age of antiquity (Chrono Trigger).
Actually I have to say, if I play out of character for too long, like being comically and stupidly evil and playing like I'm playing a game rather than being one with the world, I just don't enjoy it and will turn the console off and not want to play that game for a couple of days and likely won't play that character again, feels tainted.
Oh, and I felt bad telling that girl to burn the plant in the age of antiquity (Chrono Trigger).
Yeah, even the little Dark Side things you get to do to people early on kind of made me feel like a dick, and then the Evil ending was just, "I am a terrible, terrible person."Wrists said:
I didn't feel terrible when I got the evil ending because it's such an over the top pastiche of the Third Reich that it just felt silly.Nigh Invulnerable said:
More evil ending of KOTOR spolierz:
For the same reason Bastila was just ridiculous after she turned evil, she had changed so unrecognisably and implausably that I couldn't take her seriously.
teutonicman said:
She's alive. Not too healthy though.
EDIT: I missed an important comment.
Really? I went and spoke to the demon. And got it to give me power in return for letting it keep him. I don't feel bad about it. I wanted Blood Magic. She gave me what I wanted, and agreed to lay low for a while.DarkHuntress said:
Pretty much any game where I level/spent talent points on a party. I.E Mass Effect, Dragon Age, KOTOR etc.
I don't like setting it to auto level coz I do like to micro manage stuff like that... and I build a clear image in my head of what I wanna do with each party member... but everytime I assign said attributes I always get this "F*** I should put that point into " thing in my head.
I don't like setting it to auto level coz I do like to micro manage stuff like that... and I build a clear image in my head of what I wanna do with each party member... but everytime I assign said attributes I always get this "F*** I should put that point into " thing in my head.
For the once who didn't play mass effect 2 all through, this could be a spoiler so read the following on own choice:
The mission wherein you must get Zaeed Massani's trust, you'll have to make the choice to either follow the bad guy or rescue some people. I chose the first one and had to listen to the screams of the dying survivors all the way trough. Allthough it still remains a game, it chilled me a bit.
The mission wherein you must get Zaeed Massani's trust, you'll have to make the choice to either follow the bad guy or rescue some people. I chose the first one and had to listen to the screams of the dying survivors all the way trough. Allthough it still remains a game, it chilled me a bit.
on Second Sight there is a guard you kill and you can look at the computer he was on. he was talking to his girlfriend on MSN, and she posts more messages while you look at it like:
hello?
HELLO???
please say something!!!!!
but i killed him. HOW COULD I
hello?
HELLO???
please say something!!!!!
but i killed him. HOW COULD I