Lord Remiel from Tales of Symphonia. If anyone has played the game then you will know why, but I won't spoil it for those who don't know.
Videogame characters you hate with a passion.
- Thread starter Midnight Crossroads
- Start date
Recommended Videos
I can only think of one that I hate intensely: Leonard, the male lead from White Knight Chronicles. You see, I rented that game after my brother bought a PS3, to see if there were any games on it worth getting. When I first started up the game and saw that it had a character creation system, I thought, "Great, maybe a JRPG with some player agency, for once." This is not the case, for in fact your avatar has no dialogue whatsoever, is not in any of the cutscenes (or at least, not that I can remember), and at one point early on in the game the group is separated, and you are forced to play as Leonard while he fights his way through the dungeon to lead the princess to safety. I was very disappointed, to be sure, but what really sealed my hatred for this guy was the bland, utterly predictable nature of his character, for in that dungeon there is a cutscene where the princess asks why he's saving her, and he shyly admits he cares about her, cueing a flashback to this one time when they briefly met about 10 years ago. No, you sad bastard, relationships don't work that way. Besides, Legend of Zelda beat them to that whole "young hero meets young princess" thing, and in my opinion they did it much better, since it did not feature 10 year olds falling in love with each other.
Also, perhaps Wakka from Okami, since I knew a cute girl in high school who had a crush on him and wouldn't shut the hell up about it, either. Damn French-Japanese Tao masters...
Also, perhaps Wakka from Okami, since I knew a cute girl in high school who had a crush on him and wouldn't shut the hell up about it, either. Damn French-Japanese Tao masters...
The Wild Arms 4 cast on principle of ruing the Wild arms series.
Also Yukari from P3 for a few reason you have to be"popular" for her even to consider hanging out with you, she always comes off as a cold ***** to everyone, and then there was the bull shit she pulled in the Answer. All in all she's tolerable but I always want to yell shut up Yukari every time she speaks.
Elk from .Hack: More for his brain dead AI than any plot related thing asides from royally screwing you over in Quarantine.
Also Yukari from P3 for a few reason you have to be"popular" for her even to consider hanging out with you, she always comes off as a cold ***** to everyone, and then there was the bull shit she pulled in the Answer. All in all she's tolerable but I always want to yell shut up Yukari every time she speaks.
Elk from .Hack: More for his brain dead AI than any plot related thing asides from royally screwing you over in Quarantine.
i could never hate father gregori, i was so fucking relieved to see another person in ravenholme.TheGoldenMan said:
god that level was scary
I need to add another character. Today I decided to try out FF13 again to see if maybe it would grow on me. I started a new game and started to play through. Then I remembered why I hated Snow so much.
I think I was supposed to like Snow Villiers. He's one of the main characters. He's engaged to Sarah. He wants so hard to save the world, but I loathe him. Maybe I'm wrong, and he redeems himself by putting a bullet through his skull, but I haven't played that far yet.
When the game gets to him for the first time, he goes on and on with his friends about how he's the hero. There's problem number 1.
1. Unwarrented sense of self importance
Snow approaches a fire fight between his friends and some PSYCOM with the same air of someone sitting down to lunch. One of his friends asks if he can go to sleep in the middle of a damn battle. He charges straight into battle with no regard for his or the lives of his friends. They're no better at all. There's reason number 2.
2. A remorseless disregard for all human life.
You fight your way through, and when one of your team mates asks for a plan, he responds they should charge straight into gun fire so he can punch them with his fists. Lebreau, one of brainwashed followers chimes in, "Heroes don't need plans." They rescue some refugees that demand the right to fight back. He agrees. He allows untrained civilians to go up against trained soldiers. He's either stupid or going back to point 2, he just plans on using them as meat shields. When one woman admits to being a mother of a child, he is perfectly fine with handing her a gun. There's point 3.
3. He doesn't care who gets hurt by his actions, just so long as he's the hero.
They charge into fortified enemies. One guy even jumps out of cover so he can spray the enemy position with gun fire. All while bullets are flying around him. Really, FF13? Really? Finally, what would actually happen in the first place happens. A gunship swoops down with a turret and slaughters those refugees. Snow, being the hero obsessed idiot he is rushes for a conveniently placed rocket launcher. He misses, and as he's about to die, the mother shoots it down. Good job, Ms. Tough Mom. Oh wait, she's dead now and it's all Snow's fault. All those people are dead because of Snow, and he doesn't give two shits. He made Hope an orphan out of his own stupidity.
He's a textbook psychopath. Snow is a monster.
I think I was supposed to like Snow Villiers. He's one of the main characters. He's engaged to Sarah. He wants so hard to save the world, but I loathe him. Maybe I'm wrong, and he redeems himself by putting a bullet through his skull, but I haven't played that far yet.
When the game gets to him for the first time, he goes on and on with his friends about how he's the hero. There's problem number 1.
1. Unwarrented sense of self importance
Snow approaches a fire fight between his friends and some PSYCOM with the same air of someone sitting down to lunch. One of his friends asks if he can go to sleep in the middle of a damn battle. He charges straight into battle with no regard for his or the lives of his friends. They're no better at all. There's reason number 2.
2. A remorseless disregard for all human life.
You fight your way through, and when one of your team mates asks for a plan, he responds they should charge straight into gun fire so he can punch them with his fists. Lebreau, one of brainwashed followers chimes in, "Heroes don't need plans." They rescue some refugees that demand the right to fight back. He agrees. He allows untrained civilians to go up against trained soldiers. He's either stupid or going back to point 2, he just plans on using them as meat shields. When one woman admits to being a mother of a child, he is perfectly fine with handing her a gun. There's point 3.
3. He doesn't care who gets hurt by his actions, just so long as he's the hero.
They charge into fortified enemies. One guy even jumps out of cover so he can spray the enemy position with gun fire. All while bullets are flying around him. Really, FF13? Really? Finally, what would actually happen in the first place happens. A gunship swoops down with a turret and slaughters those refugees. Snow, being the hero obsessed idiot he is rushes for a conveniently placed rocket launcher. He misses, and as he's about to die, the mother shoots it down. Good job, Ms. Tough Mom. Oh wait, she's dead now and it's all Snow's fault. All those people are dead because of Snow, and he doesn't give two shits. He made Hope an orphan out of his own stupidity.
He's a textbook psychopath. Snow is a monster.
