LordNue said:
In Oblivion I punched all the horses in the game to death. No one, and I mean no one, was going to ride horses but me. I had a fucking horse monopoly in cyrodil and I'll be damned if I was going to let anyone get in on my action. I'm not ashamed to admit because there is something about punching horses to death, even in a video game, that is hilarious to say but it still counts I guess.
Yesterday I Was bored in WKC so I changed my characters armor to something that could at best be described as "a belly shirt and hot pants" and followed somemone around their home town typing out the lyrics to "milkshake" in all caps until someone started another mission. Everyone but the guy I was following thought it was hilarious.
You genius!
Sonicron said:
I remember playing "Thief: Deadly Shadows" a few years back (brilliant game, no matter what Croshaw says), and there was this one mission where - if you wanted to get 100% of the loot - you had to steal a bag of money from a young widow gone insane with grief over the loss of her husband (when you walk in the room where she's sitting in a chair she actually mistakes you for him and keeps babbling nonsense). The money was left to her by her husband and it was all she had to live on.
I took the loot, but to this very day when I think about it I feel so ashamed I want to kick myself in the nuts. Hard.
Mmm, I haven't played the other Thief games, perhaps that should be my greatest shame, but I loved Deadly Shadows. In any case good on you for having a conscience, lol.
The thing I'm most ashamed about when playing games is that I still feel morality applies, in Dragon Age Origins and such for example I constantly find myself doing the good choices simply because my real choice doesn't exist. Ie: Tell Wynne to f**k off and die and knock her out as opposed to kill her for being a b***h.
Hold up, here it is. Killing Xana in my 3rd or 4th play through of Dark Messiah. Say what you want about her being 'evil' and what not, but she was damn loyal. Not to mention they give you all those chances to head back and every step was excruciating for me to take. Even though it just meant holding down W.