Games in which you sympathize more with the Enemy then with the Hero

[Sewer Rat]

Ever played a game where you sympathized more with the Enemy (or enemies) in the game then with the hero?
For me I find myself feeling more sorry for the Colossi in Shadow of the Colossus then the nameless hero. The Colossi didn't do anything, it even says that they are peaceful beings in the Instruction manual and this guy goes around stabbing them in the head for his own selfish purposes.
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[TheLastCylon]

I liked the Geth from Mass Effect more than Kaiden. Does that count?

I think I could like anyone more than Kaiden, actually.

 

[Mad Maniac with axe-firing chainsaw]

Black and White 2, but thats only because my particular God was a total bastard. You have to worry when you find yourself sympathising more with the enemy than with yourself...

 

[Cortheya]

Well not exactly a game but...I found Raistlin from Dragonlance to be the one I most cared about through the entire series. Illidan also, I don't think he was ever a bad guy IMO,

 

[Sable Gear]

I liked Andrew Ryan in Bioshock. His ideas were great, it's just the people under him corrupted them.

I felt bad for...well (attempts to dodge spoilers)...golf clubs...yeah

Kaileena from WW, she's not evil, just afraid.
Also, not really sure if he counts as an enemy; the Dark Rince from POP Two Thrones, he's just trying to make his own way in the world.

And actually Ridley a little...just 'cause.

 

[Worgen]

prototype, your a monster in that game, they had to make the militaty as monsterous as they could to try and make you feel less sorry for them but its a trick

 

[XUnsafeNormalX]

Well not exactly a game but...I found Raistlin from Dragonlance to be the one I most cared about through the entire series. Illidan also, I don't think he was ever a bad guy IMO,

That's cause he wasn't! Blizzard is just stupid

 

[Unit Alpha]

I liked the Geth from Mass Effect more than Kaiden. Does that count?

I think I could like anyone more than Kaiden, actually.

Absolutely.

 

[GammaZord]

All of Kratos' enemies; that guy is a total doucher

 

[komodomantis]

The Stormtroopers in Star Wars: TFU they just can't catch a break, First they miss almost all their shots and then they go up against a Jedi who plows through them like they're nothing

 

[Programmed_For_Damage]

All of Kratos' enemies; that guy is a total doucher

Agreed.

And any of 50 Cent's enemies in either of his games.

 

[Stevedave00]

Gannon from the legend of Zelda.
At least Gannon gets the girl.

 

[Omikron009]

The super mutants in fallout 3. They're regular human beings who were subjected to horrific experiments that caused them to lose their intelligence and gender identity. You kill hundreds of them throughout the game with no remorse. Tut tut lone wanderer.

 

[Aedrial]

All of Kratos' enemies; that guy is a total doucher

Agreed.

And any of 50 Cent's enemies in either of his games.

I feel sorry for anyone who has to put up with 50 Cent.

OP: Probably the Ghouls in Fallout 3, not all of then were insane...

 

[TheLoneHunter]

The Helghast from the Killzone games.

Do some research on their backstory, and you'll immediately see why.

 

[lostclause]

I liked Andrew Ryan in Bioshock. His ideas were great, it's just the people under him corrupted them.

Actually I think this was done really well. I hated him for a while but then i came round to him

 

[ElArabDeMagnifico]

The Helghast from the Killzone games.

Do some research on their backstory, and you'll immediately see why.

I was gonna say this one too. Heck I was even hoping for a helghast P.O.V. game because of their backstory.

 

[Xyphon]

The Covenant from Halo. Really, I would highly enjoy seeing our species wiped from the face of the galaxy. =\