I'm always a strictly good character in all the games I play. But there's nothing to argue against a few minutes after a save or a second playthrough right? In fallout new vegas I started a new character and vowed to be the most evil bastard that ever lived. Sadly this started with betraying the good people of goodprings. It really was kinda hard to do that to be honest.
The Most Immoral Thing You've Done in a Video Game
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I bought Grand Theft Auto: IV while not being of 18 years or older.
I also played it for over 5 minutes without crying or asking for forgiveness.
I also played it for over 5 minutes without crying or asking for forgiveness.
I remember playing a tabletop RPG (Don't remember which one) where I was a necromancer, and I lured an orphan into a building by telling him he could meet his parents there, killed him, stole his soul and attached it to a ring, and sold it to a gullible priest.
Let's see... Killed two parents of a child, After knocking her out, grabbing both corpses with my hands after dropping what I carried. One for each hand. Sat still for the child to awake then proceeded to beat her to death with her own parents, However I decided to be more sadistic, aiming for the body instead of a quick ending to the head, beating her until she was bloody and had many broken bones, and instead of killing her I just threw her parents corpses at her unconscious form and left.
In case you're still wondering what game it was, Dwarf Fortress.
In case you're still wondering what game it was, Dwarf Fortress.
(MUST! CORRECT! SPELLING!!!!!! FUUUUUU-)Javarock said:
Why wouldn't you kill her? If you behead her you can use the head as a projectile! Or, even better, de-limb her and use all the individual parts to throw at townspeople! THE POSSIBILITIES ARE LIMITLESS!!!!
*sadistic laugh*
Guess I did make many mistakes, Sorry that's what I get for watching a Silent Hill 2 Lets Play at the same time. But I didn't kill her beacuse I thought it would be even more emotional scarring to leave her to wake up to her dead parents beaten corpses, And to know she got beat by them. And live out the rest of her life as a shell of a human.Xangi said:
Fair enough, I'm more of the "kill everyone" type, but what you did is pretty horrible as well. I also just thought of another thing I did. Got about 12 peasants, went to go kill a titan. It was made of fire. Got into aggro range then ran like hell, only to look back and watch it explode, lighting them all on fire and melting them to death. Many lulz were had that day, many, many lulz.Javarock said:
You can kill those!?SageRuffin said:Recently? I tried to intentionally kill a chao in Sonic Adventure.
What's a "chao", you ask? It's this little bundle of cuddly here:
Yes, I purposely tried to kill one. I felt so terrible afterwards...
Sonic games just got that much more fun...
Probably my mass-murder rampages in GTA, Elder Scrolls, and Fallout games which usually depopulate entire cities or entire sections of massive cities.
I've done something like that before...Logic 0 said:
But she was in the armor and I was using the Chicago Typewriter. I shot her for three minutes straight. I couldn't hear her noices because I was listening to my ipod, but my moms friends in the other room were very confused.
the no russian mission, where i blasted every random person i could find then put more bullets into corpses. As soon as makarov started shooting so did i 
i cant think of anything else as the moment
i cant think of anything else as the momentI think it was in Mario 64. That mission where you have to bring that baby penguin to its mom. When you throw the baby over the edge after the mom gives you her star.
The level starts and I see the baby penguin. It wants its mommy. It is lost and sad ans scared. I could leave it to die alone. I could throw it out of the world right away. I could pick it up and throw it reapeatedly against a wall (which I'll do anyway). But no. I take it with me and go through the whole level, knowing perfectly what I want to do with it. I'm actually facing several dangers JUST to kill it in the worst way possible.
When I get to the mom, they both are the happiest penguins you could imagine. They are finally together... safe from the wild life. And then I ask for my reward for this action. As soon as the Star is revealed, I pick the baby penguin again. Before any of them know what'S going on, that baby penguin is already falling to its doom. Its hopes of safety are crushed in ultimate despair. The mom sees her kid being taken away from her and thrown into oblivion for NO APPARENT REASON by the man known in Mushroom Kingdom as a hero. And then Mario just walks away from the ledge and cashes in his Star?
The fact that this game does not push you to do evil/immoral stuff makes it even worse in my opinion.
The level starts and I see the baby penguin. It wants its mommy. It is lost and sad ans scared. I could leave it to die alone. I could throw it out of the world right away. I could pick it up and throw it reapeatedly against a wall (which I'll do anyway). But no. I take it with me and go through the whole level, knowing perfectly what I want to do with it. I'm actually facing several dangers JUST to kill it in the worst way possible.
When I get to the mom, they both are the happiest penguins you could imagine. They are finally together... safe from the wild life. And then I ask for my reward for this action. As soon as the Star is revealed, I pick the baby penguin again. Before any of them know what'S going on, that baby penguin is already falling to its doom. Its hopes of safety are crushed in ultimate despair. The mom sees her kid being taken away from her and thrown into oblivion for NO APPARENT REASON by the man known in Mushroom Kingdom as a hero. And then Mario just walks away from the ledge and cashes in his Star?
The fact that this game does not push you to do evil/immoral stuff makes it even worse in my opinion.