Meanest thing you've done in a game?
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Well, apart from being a dick in every GTA game, Fallout 3, Oblivion etc etc, in Mass Effect I killed the Asari that was under Thorian's control. I felt really bad afterwards... She just knelled and took the bullet. Made me sad 
I also tried throwing stuff at people in Half Life 2. Fun times. I love how everyone had a straight face as I smashed bottles in it.
I also tried throwing stuff at people in Half Life 2. Fun times. I love how everyone had a straight face as I smashed bottles in it.
Taking Theseus's head and smashing it between a door in God of War 2
Or, killing Harry Hamlen's Perseus by impaling him on a hook in the same game.
Or, killing Harry Hamlen's Perseus by impaling him on a hook in the same game.
Make a retribution paladin in wow.
Proceed to corpse-camp somebody until 1) they either log off or 2) make a character on your faction and swear at you.
If 1; find a new target
If 2; Reply with " " and wait until they return to the original character or find a new target.
I've literally spent hours doing this with no comeuppance whatsoever; as I was actually fairly good at pvp and could handle my own in a revenge attack Its great for passing the time between lectures or whilst your food cooks, etc. In short its ruining somebody else's fun for my own enjoyment...but they chose a pvp server...
Proceed to corpse-camp somebody until 1) they either log off or 2) make a character on your faction and swear at you.
If 1; find a new target
If 2; Reply with "
" and wait until they return to the original character or find a new target.I've literally spent hours doing this with no comeuppance whatsoever; as I was actually fairly good at pvp and could handle my own in a revenge attack
Its great for passing the time between lectures or whilst your food cooks, etc. In short its ruining somebody else's fun for my own enjoyment...but they chose a pvp server...
Torturing Chao in Sonic Adventure Chao Garden. Half of them I treat nicely, the other half I cause severe physical and psychological harm! I find it very theraputic.
Their lives start harshley, their egg smashed against a wall causing them to tumble into water, keep dashing into them and similar. Then start the psychological torture, offer them fruits then take them away at the last second bwahahaha!!!
Possibly I'm revealing too much about myself.
Their lives start harshley, their egg smashed against a wall causing them to tumble into water, keep dashing into them and similar. Then start the psychological torture, offer them fruits then take them away at the last second bwahahaha!!!
Possibly I'm revealing too much about myself.
Playing GTA IV,not counting the countless and inevitable killing sprees and massacres, I'd pick some random person off the street, shoot them in he gut or knee cap then follow them as they slowly crawled away before emptying whatever gun I was using into their face.
From Saint's Row 2 (again discounting the senseless killing sprees) I liked planting a satchel charges on bystanders, laugh as they ran around in a panic then detonate the charge when they were near a crowd. I also liked taking the armored car with the turret (can't remember the name) and go on an extended drive by.
From Prototype I enjoyed picking up people (or cars) off the street, climb the closest and tallest building then throw them off (while using the increased strength power)
From Fallout 3 I enjoyed wiping out every major civilization I could. During one play through Megaton( except for the kids), Rivet City, Republic of Dave, Canterbury Commons, Andale (they had it coming) Tenpenny Towers, Oasis, Paradise Falls, Ghoul city and the ex-slaves community (blanking on their name) were completely devoid of life.
Finally, in both BioShock games I harvested every little sister and killed everyone I met.
Almost forgot, several times in Assassin's Creed 2 I enjoyed killing those damn bards, I particularly enjoyed poisoning them and watching as the jerked and flailed around before dying.
From Saint's Row 2 (again discounting the senseless killing sprees) I liked planting a satchel charges on bystanders, laugh as they ran around in a panic then detonate the charge when they were near a crowd. I also liked taking the armored car with the turret (can't remember the name) and go on an extended drive by.
From Prototype I enjoyed picking up people (or cars) off the street, climb the closest and tallest building then throw them off (while using the increased strength power)
From Fallout 3 I enjoyed wiping out every major civilization I could. During one play through Megaton( except for the kids), Rivet City, Republic of Dave, Canterbury Commons, Andale (they had it coming) Tenpenny Towers, Oasis, Paradise Falls, Ghoul city and the ex-slaves community (blanking on their name) were completely devoid of life.
Finally, in both BioShock games I harvested every little sister and killed everyone I met.
Almost forgot, several times in Assassin's Creed 2 I enjoyed killing those damn bards, I particularly enjoyed poisoning them and watching as the jerked and flailed around before dying.
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Shamelessly scamming people for SOJs and high-runes on battle.net while playing Diablo 2 LoD.
That actually turned out to be quite lucrative for me in the long run
That actually turned out to be quite lucrative for me in the long run
Stealing something from the shop in Link's Awakening.
But, then I got epicpwned when I walked back into the shop. Not so much mean as funny.
Or, when you attack the chickens in that game.
Got to love karma...
But, then I got epicpwned when I walked back into the shop. Not so much mean as funny.
Or, when you attack the chickens in that game.
Got to love karma...
Well, while sticking to character in Jade Empire, you know, instead of going for a evulz 4 funz run...
I was a bit disturbed by how much she enjoyed it. I just wanted there to be at least one person capable of fighting her own battles for once, not to create a monster...
It was actually one of the coolest "Closed Fist" choices in the game, since way too many of them strayed from the original darwinistic philosphy into the usual "evulz" territory.
It was hardly as bad as making Zalbaar kill Mission though.
Well, this.TheDoctor455 said:
I was a bit disturbed by how much she enjoyed it. I just wanted there to be at least one person capable of fighting her own battles for once, not to create a monster...
It was actually one of the coolest "Closed Fist" choices in the game, since way too many of them strayed from the original darwinistic philosphy into the usual "evulz" territory.
It was hardly as bad as making Zalbaar kill Mission though.
Yes, good times. The good folks at Paradise Falls are always thankful for a little extra help. Emphasis on "little".[Kira Must Die said:
Murdering minstrels in Assassins Creed II; see also, climbing to the highest point in either Screed, and jumping away from the hay bales, directly onto someone's head; see also, poisoning upwards of 10 people in one area, in rapid succession, then attracting a guard, to watch him get pummeled by crazed people flailing about.
Splitting entire crowds of citizens in twain on the streets of New York in Prototype.
Locking all my people in a house without doors, creating a massive fire hazard room, and sitting back to wait in the Sims.
Sending my party to attack one of the bosses and then throwing a fireball and casting Virulent Walking Bomb in Dragon Age: Origins.
Killing entire townships in Fallout 3.
Any of the QTE-controlled events in either God of War.
Splitting entire crowds of citizens in twain on the streets of New York in Prototype.
Locking all my people in a house without doors, creating a massive fire hazard room, and sitting back to wait in the Sims.
Sending my party to attack one of the bosses and then throwing a fireball and casting Virulent Walking Bomb in Dragon Age: Origins.
Killing entire townships in Fallout 3.
Any of the QTE-controlled events in either God of War.
I'm usually a pretty nice guy, I like to think I'm generous and understanding and such. But I have a very low tolerance for idiocy and children. So in World of Warcraft, when a guild I was an officer of finally killed Ragnaros, the end boss of the first major raid, and he dropped his legendary item for us, I was happy to give it to our guild's resident hilariously dirty old man living on a military base in Guam. Dirty Old Man had the second most points available to bid on it after me, so I did not outbid him, which surprised a lot of people. I just said it didn't fit with how I wanted to play the game and Dirty Old Man would enjoy it more, and moved on.
Our third kill he dropped it again (it was something like 3% drop rate, our guild got very lucky), and the other guy who I thought deserved it wasn't there. The guy who was going to win it was an idiotic annoying child who screamed over voice chat and just about wet himself because he expected me to pass on it like I had two weeks before. Fuck that kid, I took it just so he couldn't, I bid one more point than he had as my opening bid. I actually didn't really feel that bad even though it was a major dick move, nobody liked the kid and he only got to come on raids with us because his dad was a healer and a generally cool guy.
Our third kill he dropped it again (it was something like 3% drop rate, our guild got very lucky), and the other guy who I thought deserved it wasn't there. The guy who was going to win it was an idiotic annoying child who screamed over voice chat and just about wet himself because he expected me to pass on it like I had two weeks before. Fuck that kid, I took it just so he couldn't, I bid one more point than he had as my opening bid. I actually didn't really feel that bad even though it was a major dick move, nobody liked the kid and he only got to come on raids with us because his dad was a healer and a generally cool guy.
