The kindest (karmaticly good) thing you've done in a video game?

[Roofstone]

Title says it all, what is the most moral thing you've done in a video game?

For me it would be in wc3, when one of my peons managed to escape my base that was currently under human siege. I stopped everything (This was online mind you) and sent thirty of my finest grunts to save that poor guy. *Sniff* He made it, and I still won the game too.

 

[TheIronRuler]

What is this Karma thing?
Would you kindly rephrase your question?

 

[Pappytech]

Huh... probably in Mass Effect 1, during the Feros mission. I restarted my game multiple times, until I

Spoiler

managed to save all of the colonists from the Thorian.

 

[Booze Zombie]

Not killing the adoring fan in Oblivio, as much as I wanted to.

 

[SageRuffin]

I let a certain someone in the first Mass Effect live.

 

[Myskomunken]

Karma is a fickle entity, and can't be measured. Hence, this is a fairly silly topic.

 

[Morgan Howe]

fallout 3 when you suicide saving the day
epic

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Letting people with no understanding of EVs/Natures/IVs have a fair fight with me in Pokemon online.

It's hard to resist using stuff that would CRUSH THEM.

 

[Not-here-anymore]

Halo 3, capture the flag. Some guy had very kindly driven me the entire way across the map to grab the flag, then all the way back again. 3 times (the other team apparently didn't care)

So the 3rd time, rather than capturing the flag myself, I threw it on the floor and stood back so he could get the points. Teamwork!

 

[AlternatePFG]

inFamous 2 good ending. Not gonna spoil it though.

 

[Falconsgyre]

Not played God of War 3. Seriously, WTF, Kratos?

 

[Nocta-Aeterna]

Probably many things, but the one that stands out the most to me, is in Jade Empire, when I got the old Orphan Master, Kindly Yushan, I believe his name was, to bury the bones of the orphans who drowned a few years ago when the regional dam was closed, flooding Old Tien's Landing. As a result:
A) he can finally move on with his life, after being wrecked with guilt for decades
B) grant the souls of the orphans a bit of temporary rest, until you restore the order of the Celestial Bureaucracy completely.

Spoiler: This still gives me chills to this day

 

[linkzeldi]

Saving Cid from Final Fantasy Six, took me three hours to do something that was mostly inconsequential to the rest of the game.

 

[squidbuddy99]

Seeing an Ally player who was way below my Horde character. I probably could have easily killed him, but I just waved and went on my merry way. Hey, every WoW player was a noob at some time.

 

[owen4evr]

Giving the wanted posters to the guard in Bowerstone in Fable 2 that just made the place a shining beacon of hope in an uncaring world.

 

[Stealthygamer]

Saving everybody in Bioshock 2

 

[Nuuu]

In Batman: Arkham Asylum, i didn't beat up any of the enemies that kindly let you into the party and clap for you in the hallway. They are just to kind to beat up, even if they are inmates, and even if you do get an achievment for beating them up.

 

[redisforever]

In minecraft multiplayer, I sacrificed myself to save about 15 people's work. I blocked off a lava flow, but I had to seal myself in to stop it. I had to watch while the lava moved slowly towards me, until I caught fire, and died. I did, however, put my important stuff in a chest, about 2 minutes earlier. Felt important, actually.