Yes I really liked Max Payne and the original Alan Wake they had some great characters. I think I will get AN soontotally heterosexual said:
The most evil of evil bad guys in gaming
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Name: Adachi
Game: Persona 4
Occupation: Dopey police officer
Known Offenses: Throwing people into the TV world just for the lulz. After the first two murders, he convinces a so-called "messiah" into doing the dirty work of throwing the people into the TVs for him.
Adachi's main goal is to envelope the world in fog and have everyone die from the monsters hidden in the TV.
He would have had it all figured out if it wasn't for those meddling kids!
Game: Persona 4
Occupation: Dopey police officer
Known Offenses: Throwing people into the TV world just for the lulz. After the first two murders, he convinces a so-called "messiah" into doing the dirty work of throwing the people into the TVs for him.
Adachi's main goal is to envelope the world in fog and have everyone die from the monsters hidden in the TV.
He would have had it all figured out if it wasn't for those meddling kids!
And another from me. If you didn't already have a fear of clowns, Kefka is enough to give you one. This guy doesn't much around. He starts off as the Emperors' catspaw, but soon takes over and goes on to become the God of Magic. And that laugh...Fractral said:
Some of my choices have been mentioned, so I'll put in a different one.
Name: Caulder
Game: Advance Wars: Days of Ruin
Occupation: Researcher/Military Contractor
Known Offenses:
- Destroyed factories that could make food for the survivors of the apocalypse
- Created a deadly virus that killed people by making plants grow inside their body and then sprout outwards. Also notable that this virus originally only worked on children.
- Provided weapons to leader of a band of raiders. Killed leader when he failed.
- Collaborated and provided weapons to a would-be dictator and war criminal
- Also offered similar weapons to the other side of the conflict.
- Used a giant flying fortress to bomb a village of survivors after defeating the would-be dictator. His demands were for one of the members of the party. Offered a vaccine for the virus as well as stopping the bombing.
- When a villager hands her over, turns out the vaccine was a fake and killed the villager
- Motivation for getting the party member? No reason at all. He just wanted to see if they'd give her to him.
- Ordered his daughter/clone to crash the flying fortress if the heroes managed to overtake it.
- Murdered his son/clone for betraying him with a slow-acting poison.
- Is revealed he is a clone of the original Caulder. The original conducted experiments on his clones, but eventually they rebelled, and after a conflict, he was the sole survivor.
- The entire game, talks about how this is great for his research, and refers to most of his actions and even his children as experiments
Was defeated when the heroes destroyed his base, The Nest, and he died when it exploded.
Basically imagine GLaDOS. Now give her an army of robots and an apocalyptic wasteland to perform her tests. Now remove almost all the humor and replace it with smugness and sadism. And there you go.
Name: Caulder
Game: Advance Wars: Days of Ruin
Occupation: Researcher/Military Contractor
Known Offenses:
- Destroyed factories that could make food for the survivors of the apocalypse
- Created a deadly virus that killed people by making plants grow inside their body and then sprout outwards. Also notable that this virus originally only worked on children.
- Provided weapons to leader of a band of raiders. Killed leader when he failed.
- Collaborated and provided weapons to a would-be dictator and war criminal
- Also offered similar weapons to the other side of the conflict.
- Used a giant flying fortress to bomb a village of survivors after defeating the would-be dictator. His demands were for one of the members of the party. Offered a vaccine for the virus as well as stopping the bombing.
- When a villager hands her over, turns out the vaccine was a fake and killed the villager
- Motivation for getting the party member? No reason at all. He just wanted to see if they'd give her to him.
- Ordered his daughter/clone to crash the flying fortress if the heroes managed to overtake it.
- Murdered his son/clone for betraying him with a slow-acting poison.
- Is revealed he is a clone of the original Caulder. The original conducted experiments on his clones, but eventually they rebelled, and after a conflict, he was the sole survivor.
- The entire game, talks about how this is great for his research, and refers to most of his actions and even his children as experiments
Was defeated when the heroes destroyed his base, The Nest, and he died when it exploded.
Basically imagine GLaDOS. Now give her an army of robots and an apocalyptic wasteland to perform her tests. Now remove almost all the humor and replace it with smugness and sadism. And there you go.
He does it so that humanity can grow free of the oppression and suffering caused by bickering gods who treat the world as their plaything. That's totally noble. And to be fair, those people were in his way.Zantos said:
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Nice justification of Kratos rap sheet, but inaccurate. He is not doing it because he wanted humanity to be free of the oppression of the Gods or some nonsense like that. That is nothing more than a side outcome.
Kratos wanted to kill Zeus in GoW 2 and 3. The other gods prevented him from doing that and he offed them. With the exception of Hera, where he casually walked up to her and snapped her neck just because she dared to ridicule s girl that became like his surrogate child, at least in his mind.
My thanks, Mr. Omega. Today, you shall be spared being subjected to my latest FASCINATING experiment...
Name: Dr. Weil
Game: Mega Man Zero Series
Occupation: Roboticist specializing in reviving slain reploids
Known Offenses:
-Igniting a devastating, nearly extermination-level war when his Cyber Elf program went out of control.
-Resurrecting the most deadly Reploid in history to help take control of the world.
-Resurrecting a legendary hero Reploid under his control to help accomplish the same as above.
-Firing a nuclear missile into a major population center to locate the Dark Elf.
-Seizing direct control of all Reploids on Earth but one using the Dark Elf.
-Attempting to destroy the planet's environment with a new army of Reploids.
-Attempting to destroy 'Area Zero', a sanctuary full of humans and reploids with an orbital sattelite laser.
His justifiaction beyond revenge for his banishment from civilization: 'A mere Reploid could never truly understand just how this feels, this wonderful feeling of controlling others!'
Quite the fetish he's got.
Name: Dr. Weil
Game: Mega Man Zero Series
Occupation: Roboticist specializing in reviving slain reploids
Known Offenses:
-Igniting a devastating, nearly extermination-level war when his Cyber Elf program went out of control.
-Resurrecting the most deadly Reploid in history to help take control of the world.
-Resurrecting a legendary hero Reploid under his control to help accomplish the same as above.
-Firing a nuclear missile into a major population center to locate the Dark Elf.
-Seizing direct control of all Reploids on Earth but one using the Dark Elf.
-Attempting to destroy the planet's environment with a new army of Reploids.
-Attempting to destroy 'Area Zero', a sanctuary full of humans and reploids with an orbital sattelite laser.
His justifiaction beyond revenge for his banishment from civilization: 'A mere Reploid could never truly understand just how this feels, this wonderful feeling of controlling others!'
Quite the fetish he's got.
Damn it I was going to say himmalestrithe said:
ok heres one
Name: Barthandelus
Game: Final Fantasy XIII
Occupation: Primarch of the Sanctum/Lord of the Cocoon Fal'Cie
Known Offences:
Put an entirely worlds population in perpetual fear of Pulse and specifically Pulse L'cie. Makes people into L'cie with the only aim to destroy a world. Tries to destroy a world with the only aim to resurrect a god who may or may not be in a good mood with Fal'cie afterwards.
So he's really good at manilupating people and does this to kill everyone.
The difference between Bond and McClane however is they're not doing it simply for the money and fame. Bond is a government agent saving the world from some such bad guy of the month. McClane tends to just end up in bad places at the worst times and is completely doing it survival. Drake as far as I've seen dives head first into this kind of stuff because of the pay out at the end. While yes they all tend to follow through without remorse part of their motive is what sets them apart.Catfood220 said: