Whenever I kill a heavy eating a sandvich or a spy crab on tf2 I feel really really bad and ask for forgiveness.
I salute my fallen enemy!
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Despite everything he had done, I felt a little bad for Jon Irenicus in Baldur's Gate. This quote from the end of the game in particular:
I... I do not remember your love, Ellesime. I have tried to. I have tried to recreate it, to spark it anew in my memory. But it is gone... a hollow, dead thing. For years, I clung to the memory of it. Then the memory of the memory. And then nothing. The Seldarine took that from me, too. I look upon you and I feel nothing. I remember nothing but you turning your back on me, along with all the others. Once my thirst for power was everything. And now I hunger only for revenge. And... I... Will... HAVE IT!!
after i beat gruntilda at the end of banjo kazooie, and she got trapped under a big rock, i wanted to shift the rock so that i could shake her hand, congratulate her and maybe get some drinks sometime and review our epic battle
i dont suppose its exactly the same, but the first time i played fable, i killed my sister at the end so that id get the sword of aeons. i felt TERRIBLE... (plus the sword was a major letdown, "youll be as powerful as jack" she said, and yet i couldnt fly and shoot beams of light or summon minions)
Oh come on you guys... no companion cube?! I know Portal was a while ago, but man- I've not had a game that's matched the heartbreak I felt there.
It's weird. I love stealth, and taking out enemies without them or their friends realising.
But then I feel guilty that they didn't have a chance to defend themselves, or that they were just doing their job, and that they didn't agree with what their boss was doing, and only worked for him so that his seven children can eat for a week...
Then I kill the guys boss, and every things fine.
Thats why I prefer to knock out guards unless they say or do something particularly immoral in my opinion. Then I'll go out of my way to kill them.
That and dogs. I dont like killing dogs.
But then I feel guilty that they didn't have a chance to defend themselves, or that they were just doing their job, and that they didn't agree with what their boss was doing, and only worked for him so that his seven children can eat for a week...
Then I kill the guys boss, and every things fine.
Thats why I prefer to knock out guards unless they say or do something particularly immoral in my opinion. Then I'll go out of my way to kill them.
That and dogs. I dont like killing dogs.
Yeah, now that you mention is, I def have felt bad for killing some enemies. Can't really think of which ones right now, but I know there were some. Enemies that were really good guys, enemies that had a spark of noble goodness in them, stuff like that.PurpleLeafRave said:
And enemies I would have like to beat and then use them myself! "Hey mister dragon, instead of killing you, I'm putting a saddle on your back so you can carry all my stuff and fly me around the kingdom!" Yeah, that would be awesome...
Ah haha, there is a comic from penny-arcade about that!Baradiel said:
http://art.penny-arcade.com/photos/682802964_8CjvU-L.jpg
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2009/10/19/
Same dude, I felt bad about killing Mraaj or whatever his name is, the Kajihit that hated you until that moment.CoverYourHead said: