That Boss You Never Wanted To Kill
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Azala from Chrono Trigger.
Why? Well, Chrono essentially damned the entireworld timeline by forcing Azala to call out to Lavos.
I love how this dilemma is followed up on in Chrono Cross, and I felt equally bad about having to put the dragons down.
It's a very fascinating story arc that has less to do about stoppingSauron "pure evil" and more about preserving what's left. Neither party involved was truly innocent which makes it so brilliant. An action that causes the hero (or even the player) to take pause is more rewarding when you do manage to carry it out.
Though I admit this is bias talking; It's my favorite video game plot concept of all time.
Naturally it had to die with the series. Though given how Squeenix has devolved over the years into this money-churning monster, I suppose it's for the better.
Azala from Chrono Trigger.
Why? Well, Chrono essentially damned the entire
I love how this dilemma is followed up on in Chrono Cross, and I felt equally bad about having to put the dragons down.
It's a very fascinating story arc that has less to do about stopping
Though I admit this is bias talking; It's my favorite video game plot concept of all time.
Naturally it had to die with the series. Though given how Squeenix has devolved over the years into this money-churning monster, I suppose it's for the better.
I never really thought about it, but when you put it that way I guess I do feel bad for having to kill him, and how everyone still rags on him in Mass Effect 2.bz316 said:
I sort of do this too, I haven't beat Fallout 3 yet (just waiting to kill the final boss) because I haven't downloaded any of the DLC yet.Nemu said:
Iris in Mega Man X4. That was sad. Actually, I didn't want to kill any boss in that game except Dragoon (dropped the Sky Lagoon on the city), Double (who turns out to be a double-crosser), and, of course, Sigma (who doesn't really die anyway, the jerk). Still, Iris's death scene was particularly poignant.
Ehh, I guess it's a spoiler to some who haven't yet played a game made some fucking 7 or 8 years ago...
Traya/Kreia from KOTOR2.
She is my hero. She was the only one of those damn jedis/siths that made sense, and she made a kick-ass mentor figure too.
Seriously. SHE WAS COOL.
She is my hero. She was the only one of those damn jedis/siths that made sense, and she made a kick-ass mentor figure too.
Seriously. SHE WAS COOL.
Not really a boss, I didn't want to kill Douglas Shetland. Turns out it didn't change the plot 
Didn't want to fight IG-88 in Shadows of the empire, but that's becuase I was a little kid, and he scared me.
Didn't want to fight IG-88 in Shadows of the empire, but that's becuase I was a little kid, and he scared me.
I hate you so much right nowK4RN4GE911 said:
Also I kinda sympathised with Saren from Mass Effect
Andrew Ryan in bioshock...that is, I didn't want to kill him like that. I wanted to kill him with a gun that shoots tarantulas with raptor heads.
also, in kh2
also, in kh2
why do you blow up kingdom hearts and defeat Xemnas? All they acomplished was bringing a billion more heartless into the world, killing Ansem the wise and destroying the one chance they had for healing all nobodies, thus removing them as enemies
do you mean the guy who is responsible for all of Rapture turning into a shithole andGAME OV3R said:
Turns out to be so full of ADAM that he is basically made out of charcoal. the man who urges you to kill small children and brain washes you as a child to horribly murder kittens and experience the hell that is Rapture.
Hey, if I spoiled the game for you (which is likely) then I apologise. I'm on this website via PS3 and I can't use the spoiler thing to block it out. Sorry.Joseph Harrison said:
I agree...he was pretty sane and it would have been cool if he had lead his privet army to the Humans. I also felt really bad about killing Sniper Wolf in MGS after listening to her story and watching Otakon cry...OpiateChicken said: