Games that made you cry
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well i never actually cried at a game. just not an emosial responce i use like that. but some endings have been incredibly affecting on me. the first comeing to mind is persona 4. especially the good ending. i mean i just saved the fucking world and now i'm suposed to leave my friends behind(well untill some kind of holiday at least) oh and don't give me crap like they'll be sad too yeah true they lost a friend too... but MC just lost every single friend he had includeing girlfriend... talk about harsh.
also about aeriths death... honestly screw that. for a death like that to be emotional the charecter has to be likeable as a start but i digress. i'd rather nominate galufs death in FF 5.
also about aeriths death... honestly screw that. for a death like that to be emotional the charecter has to be likeable as a start but i digress. i'd rather nominate galufs death in FF 5.
I think I suppressed Valkyria Chronicles from my memory, that scene was just so depressing.Nexus4 said:
........ =_= really? i just got finished explaining to someone why everything about the FF series sucks. all of those characters are cut and paste shallow anime characters with anime reactions to everything.Raikov said:
go try Mafia 2 when joe's kid friend dies.
I was thinking that I've never cried at a game and then I remembered Crisis Core. I cried like a little girl at the end of that game. No manliness there whatsoever.
Aside from that, never. I just don't find most games emotionally engaging in that way.
Aside from that, never. I just don't find most games emotionally engaging in that way.
Hm. I never cried at a game - I don't really cry at sorrow all that much IRL either - but I did feel saddened in a few games.
The most recent game which made me feel sad was the ending of Half Life 2: episode 2. I felt so sorry for Eli, and the sobbing sound of Alyx didnt' make it much better. It helpd alot that Valve put them down as believable characters, so that their deaths weren't throw-aways.
Then there are a bunch of old SNES games that made me sad. Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals has a bittersweet ending where the protagonist and his wife dies, which didn't make me cry but it was rather sad.
I also found certain keypoints in Illusion of Gaia to be rather depressing.
The most recent game which made me feel sad was the ending of Half Life 2: episode 2. I felt so sorry for Eli, and the sobbing sound of Alyx didnt' make it much better. It helpd alot that Valve put them down as believable characters, so that their deaths weren't throw-aways.
Then there are a bunch of old SNES games that made me sad. Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals has a bittersweet ending where the protagonist and his wife dies, which didn't make me cry but it was rather sad.
I also found certain keypoints in Illusion of Gaia to be rather depressing.
This may sound pretty silly but...Dynasty Warriors 7.
The Wei story ending. I just felt so sorry for Xiahou Dun...I mean, he's lost a close friend (Dan Wei), one cousin (Xahou Yuan), then his second cousin as well (Cao Cao) and he seems pretty close to all of them. It depresses him so much that finally killing Guan Yu doesn't even make him happy.
The Wei story ending. I just felt so sorry for Xiahou Dun...I mean, he's lost a close friend (Dan Wei), one cousin (Xahou Yuan), then his second cousin as well (Cao Cao) and he seems pretty close to all of them. It depresses him so much that finally killing Guan Yu doesn't even make him happy.
It wasn't that people didn't see it coming, it's just the scene was done so well most people can't help but to get emotional over it. Nobody will argue that the whole business with Maria wasn't played out as well as it could've been but it's no so bad if you can look past the fact that there was almost no mention of her in the first game.Rylot said:
And I agree, nobody expected Tai to go out like that. It was a sad day for us all.
