Have you ever felt bad about killing a npc?

[GamingAwesome1]

I felt terrible after killing Daring Dashwood in Fallout 3. I wanted his key and couldn't successfuly pickpocket him. So Im planted a laser bullet between his eyes.

 

[CompanionCube]

It was a random Trader out in the Fallout 3 Wasteland. I needed the money, but felt bad afterwords.

 

[Fol1vorA]

I usually don't feel bad about killing npcs, but the part with your friends in Far Cry 2 really was heartbreaking. And of course accidentally killing some of the characters in Oblivion.

 

[Randomologist]

Call me a vicious, bloodthirsty maniac... because that's what I am in terms of this thread. Every time (for instance) a useless friendly has run rings around a helicopter trying to board in Mercenaries, there's always a needlessly violent option.
Reason I mention Mercs, is because shooting an allied soldier docks you 25k, and their comrades start shooting you. So you have to kill them also. Dick move, par excellence.

Edit: and NPCs in the GTA games always have a habit of getting in the way of my car and my bullets. Poor fools.

 

[creepy_rabbit]

All the frickin' time. I hate it! In The Force Unleashed I often feel bad for the stormtroopers because they're just so damn powerless and pitiful, when they grab at each other or the environment to save their lives, as I toss them about.

I love that avatar, wich brings me to the npc that i felt most wrong about; Herbert in Fallout 3

 

[jboking]

I can't bring myself to "harvest" the little sisters in Bioshock. I played it again with the intent of harvesting them just to see the other ending (after already winning it by rescuing them all), but I couldn't go through with it.

Same here, I really couldn't do it. I knew I would get more adam, but it just felt wrong. They're just kids, no matter how mutated they are.

Other than that, when I play Fallout 3 I am almost always a good guy. I tried to follow the bad guy line and I just felt like a complete douchebag the whole time for what I was doing to the world they created for me. Especially after blowing up megaton. The pit's baby scenario really got to me as well.

 

[slabomeat]

In Fallout 3 when I killed Sydney for her Ultra 10mm. SMG. Then I found out I could have gotten it without killing her.

 

[Drazier]

Umm not really, its kinda funny I just went on Morrowind and killed every NPC I could without getting jailed.

 

[PuppetMaster]

Wrex from Mass Effect. Decided to make a neutral charector so I was also left without the red and blue persuades

 

[oppp7]

Sometimes, such as in Saint's Row or Oblivion.

 

[johnman]

I always feel bad if friendly NPC's die in Stalker. They are much more than just empty shells designed to absorb bullets, they sit around camp fires sing, joke and generally live. I alwatys feel like a prick for raiding a camp when they are mid meal.

 

[Angus565]

At first I felt bad for rigging the election at the republic of Dave in fallout 3 and Dave Had to leave his own republic but when He told me he was going to start the new republic of Dave in Old Olney (The deathclaw infested ruins) the sadness quickly dissolved into hilarity.

 

[PureChaos]

in Blood Omen 2 there were some people that were tied up pleading to be released that i could kill for health and stuff. i couldn't do it...the first time round.

 

[Shycte]

Dwayne from GTA IV.

Like seriously. I felt like a real asshole.

So I reloaded the game and killed the other guy instead.

Yay for justise!

 

[melig]

I found it hard to kill Whisper and my Sis in Fable TLC, but then again, I played the game before not killing them, so that excuses me

Oh yeah, and for the choice between Dwayne and the other punk was pretty easy. It took me about 2 seconds to decide not to kill Dwayne

 

[Amnestic]

I found it hard to kill Whisper and my Sis in Fable TLC, but then again, I played the game before not killing them, so that excuses me

I found it really easy to kill Whisper in Fable TLC. That stupid ***** wouldn't stop calling me farmboy. I hated that name. I beat her in every competition every step of the way and she never shut up with the "Farmboy" bullshit. Driving my sword through her chest made it all better.

And killing your sister got you a badass sword of ultimate doom and destruction. Hell yeah.

 

[joe182]

At the start of the darkness, when your uncle or whoever it is gives you your first pistol, I decided to shoot him in the face, figured that like in most FPS's, nothing would happen... I was wrong
BLAM, a big splash of blood on the walls and a dead uncle, I felt guilty about that for a few hours I gotta say.

 

[Bored Tomatoe]

No. I enjoy it. Except for Harold in fallout 3, he is the only NPC I've ever felt sorry for.