Every time Auron was killed in battle in FFX. Terrible character, like less interesting more over the top solid snake with a touch of the gay.
Oh... that's kind of sad... I guess
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Randomly generated Turkish Horse Archer # 1247 from Medieval 2: Total War Kingdoms. Sure I didn't know the guy that well, I mean he was one of thousands of soldiers in my army, but when he got hit by that arrow I just didn't think much of it. Whatever, you know? Though now I feel kind of guilty for my indifference. I bet the poor guy had a virtual Turkish family or something.
Emma in Metal Gear Solid 2. It just went on and on and on. This, coupled with the fact that after that point you're essentially watching cutscenes for about an hour just annoyed me.
I regret anytime a character nearly escapes death...'you arn't supposed to get away! Your supposed to die while I have my character use the laugh emote!'. Really I try to put them in those situations of certain death.
When your helicopter pilot and that second Rainbow team gets killed in Rainbow Six Vegas 2. They played up how tragic it was and I was just thinking "Eh...Sorry...not feeling it because I'm not even aware of what their names are..."
I remember playing the demo for Haze. They tried to make the death of that nameless pilot all sad and tragic. It wasn't. Although, I was laughing my ass off so hard at the horrendous dialog and voice acting that I missed 90% of the conversation.
On that note, almost EVERYONE who has ever died in a shooter. The characters are often little more than cliches, so any sort of emotional impact that their death might have had is lost.
When Kaiden (Optional) dies in Mass Effect. I never really cared for him, nor Ashley.
When someone dies in most JRPGs. If it is a women, I'm always all "HA! That is what you get for fighting demons in your bra and panties, you whore!" If it is a guy, I'm always all "HA! That is what you get for fighting demons in your girlfriend/mom/sister's bra and panties, you cross dresser!"
I remember playing the demo for Haze. They tried to make the death of that nameless pilot all sad and tragic. It wasn't. Although, I was laughing my ass off so hard at the horrendous dialog and voice acting that I missed 90% of the conversation.
On that note, almost EVERYONE who has ever died in a shooter. The characters are often little more than cliches, so any sort of emotional impact that their death might have had is lost.
When Kaiden (Optional) dies in Mass Effect. I never really cared for him, nor Ashley.
When someone dies in most JRPGs. If it is a women, I'm always all "HA! That is what you get for fighting demons in your bra and panties, you whore!" If it is a guy, I'm always all "HA! That is what you get for fighting demons in your girlfriend/mom/sister's bra and panties, you cross dresser!"
I think Axel is the only character I ever cared about when they died. I liked Axel, he was pretty cool, maybe a little homosexual. But cool nonetheless.
Most characters I laugh when they die because I'm finally free of them. Take that Whisper. I always hated you.
Most characters I laugh when they die because I'm finally free of them. Take that Whisper. I always hated you.
I second everything you said, it's like you were reading my mind. Except I never played the Haze demo but I'll take your word for that.Raven28256 post=9.71920.741830 said:
I kinda felt bad for him. Sure he was the Guild Wars version of Leeroy Jenkins, but he never died excessivly...at least not when I was doing the missions...of course, I was a monk.Tenamor post=9.71920.741766 said:
Hmm...well, I suppose in Call of Duty 4 when the chopper pilot goes down and you have to go rescue her, I didn't really feel very attached...then again, that is likely because after going through the first time it is always overshadowed by the death that follows shortly after, crawling around in the post nuclear city until you breath the last breath.
Maybe if there was a bit more time between the chopper going down and the bomb going off I would have thought more on the pilot's death. But then again, since almost 99% of the characters drop dead in that game, it's kinda hard to pay attention to the death of the minor npcs.
Of course, thats not with a major game character. On the topic of major characters, there were quite a few of those who dropped dead at some point also, and I really didn't feel much remorse for any of them in particular, especially at the ending. It was more like "what the hell...thats the ending?"
Maybe if there was a bit more time between the chopper going down and the bomb going off I would have thought more on the pilot's death. But then again, since almost 99% of the characters drop dead in that game, it's kinda hard to pay attention to the death of the minor npcs.
Of course, thats not with a major game character. On the topic of major characters, there were quite a few of those who dropped dead at some point also, and I really didn't feel much remorse for any of them in particular, especially at the ending. It was more like "what the hell...thats the ending?"
Claves in Eternal Sonata.
You have her for one dungeon I think, before she pops her clogs. And she's nothing special.
Then later on there's a ridiculously big dungeon from which you can revive her, and get little Gamerscore. But she's rubbish because she's been dead for so long. Somethings telling me she's Lv 14 when you revive her
Stuuuuuupid~
You have her for one dungeon I think, before she pops her clogs. And she's nothing special.
Then later on there's a ridiculously big dungeon from which you can revive her, and get little Gamerscore. But she's rubbish because she's been dead for so long. Somethings telling me she's Lv 14 when you revive her
Stuuuuuupid~
