Have you ever felt a deep, personal hatred towards an NPC?
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Midna, but she got what was coming to her, *****, and afterwards she became nice so it's all good.
Thank you! I thought I was the only one who wanted to **** punt the whiny *****.likalaruku said:
Fuck I hate his bigoted, holier than thou attitude. After I'm through with him he really is holier than thou.SimuLord said:
Nick from Left 4 Dead 2. It's not really a hatred of him in particular, but of something that he did while he was being controlled by the computer. Me and my friend were trying to get an achievement for getting through the sugar mill on Hard Rain without disturbing any witches and, well, this happened.
I will never get over this. To this day, I despise Nick.
Alright here's the corn field. Let's just go for the sign. Follow me. Alright, definitely some crying. I can't- HOLY SHIT WITCH RIGHT THERE. BACK UP, JUST- okay. We just need to go to the right. Are you- you still following me? Alright. Ok we're out of the field, here's the gas station- WAIT. Witch by the door. Umm... I think we can get around her, we just- what is Nick doing? Where is he going? Oh my god he's right next to her. What the fuck is he- OH GAWD HE SHOT HER.
Well, my person is from the ending climax of Heavy Rain, so prepare for some spoilers!
I really hated that guy after that. I truly did.
When you're (well, Ethan in my case) in the warehouse trying to open the grate to save Not-Jason Shaun from drowning, The Origami Killer (revealed to be Scott Shelby) appears behind Ethan. One would think that since Ethan managed to find this place and thus passing the Shelby's trials, he would get, if not help, then at least free pass to save Shaun. But no, that fucker pulls a gun on Ethan, apparently intending to shoot him. That fucking pissed me off, seeing as how Shelby claims to want to make people better fathers by way of kidnapping, and had otherwise proved himself to be a sensible guy (seeing as how I had played him as such before the reveal of his identity) outside of aforementioned kidnappings.
That hypocrisy made him go from "somewhat tragic lunatic" to "complete asshole" in about 2 seconds in my book. And it was good when he eventually died in the final battle, just because he wouldn't come nicely.
That hypocrisy made him go from "somewhat tragic lunatic" to "complete asshole" in about 2 seconds in my book. And it was good when he eventually died in the final battle, just because he wouldn't come nicely.
I really hated that guy after that. I truly did.
Let me think... usually I hate the person that implemented the character, rather than hate the poor sod created because of the aforementioned idiot. Basically whenever someone creates a character you just have to save, return to, administer medicine on an hourly basis, etc. I dislike the notion that it adds something to something. Oh sure, you may have made a more interesting atmosphere... but, you also just sucked out a lot of fun to make said atmosphere. Then there are the times that it doesn't even effectively make a good atmosphere, so they created an annoying character that follows me around and expects me to worship them in some backwards manner... and it doesn't even accomplish anything.
If the character doesn't serve a purpose or doesn't make you hate them when you're supposed to, that's not the fault of the character... that's the fault of the person that created them. And those characters are the ones I find annoying - but place my hatred towards their creators - more than any other that legitimately made me hate their guts.
But, off the top of my head... I'd say Lady Isolde from Dragon Age: Origins, what she did - even out of love - infuriated me to no end.
Smell ya later!J03bot said:
