Villains you didn't want to kill.

[Hallow'sEve]

MASS EFFECT

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I enjoyed convincing Saren to blow his own brains out, I was the opposite in liking him, he just seemed like such a dick so I was so glad to kill him.

ADVENT RISING

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Killing your wife/brother at the end of the game, mainly because I still cared about them and had no idea what happened to them, so I felt a little bad about killing someone who I could've eventually saved.

RODENT REVENGE

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The cat that you box in and turns into cheese, I didn't mean to kill the kitty....I LIKE kitties :* (

 

[PixieFace]

Bioshock 1.

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I don't think Andrew Ryan is winning the Father Of The Year award any time soon.

Knights of the Old Republic

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Darth Malak. It was really your fault he was the way he was. That was the worst. I felt kinda bad for leaving the guy to die in his own misery and regret (lightside, anyway).

 

[mercenator3000]

Saren, the Organization from KH 2, President Eden.

Also, Stukov from StarCraft, even if he wasn't actually a villain.

 

[azncutthroat]

Everyone in Assassin's Creed.

That game made me feel like I was the villain.

 

[Dr. wonderful]

Liquid Fracking Snake.

The man was nothing more then a badass through and through.

He's the first boss to have me say..."Goddamnit, why won't you die!?"

 

[spadeattack]

Not sure if their considered villains, but any of the colossi from Shadow of the Colossus. That game made me feel like the villain.

 

[Corn Cutter]

Everyone in Assassin's Creed.

That game made me feel like I was the villain.

you WERE ^^

 

[XMark]

In Final Fantasy XIII

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Jihl Nabaat was honestly trying to save Cocoon even though her job involved manipulating Sazh and his son, which seems on the surface to be cruel and heartless. I didn't really want to fight her when I ran into her in chapter 9. However, it turned out the decision wasn't in my hands...

 

[CloakedOne]

GLaDos from Portal
Sniper Wolf from MGS
KoumeandKotake from Ocarina of Time
Kreia/Darth Traya from KOTOR II
The Boss from MGS3


There are tons more, but these are the ones that I remember

 

[Nick Holmgren]

Not sure if their considered villains, but any of the colossi from Shadow of the Colossus. That game made me feel like the villain.

Yeah I have to second that. It was like killing a Blue whale in the ocean or burning a butterfly. They were things of beauty most of them and killing them feel like desicrating the world in which they live.

 

[Mr.Black]

Glados from portal

She kept me entertained throughout the game (despite trying to kill me) and even sang me a jaunty tune after I'd killed her.

You have my avatar! :O

 

[MercenaryCanary]

The Velociraptors from that old "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" game for the PS1.
I felt bad killing them at age five.

 

[Stoic raptor]

Rundas from metriod prime 3. That made me really sad, since he wasnt really evil, he was corrupted. I felt the same about Ghor too.

 

[DJude]

Everyone in Assassin's Creed.

That game made me feel like I was the villain.

you WERE ^^

No you weren't, you were the good guy...

OT: Uhh, GLaDos from Portal, Andrew Ryan from Bioshock, the Collossi from Shadow of the Collossus as someone else said, that one woman in Poseidon's palace in GoW3 that you get to "help you through the level", but then again, it's expected in GoW for Kratos to just kill everyone he meets...

 

[All Hail Lelouch]

I wish i didnt have to kill Dr. Nefarious! he was so fucking hilarious! i want more villains like him in my games. (im refering to the Up Your Arsenal nefarious, not the one from A Crack In Time) (Ratchet and Clank)

 

[AfroTree]

The Helghan

they were just so awesome

and they were nazis British sounding

 

[Fidelias]

Lyon(Ithink that's his name) from Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones.
I hated having to kill him. Not only was he badass(in a goody goody sort of way) but he was truly a good guy at heart. He was just trying to use dark power to bring his father back and make the world a better place, but after a while a demon or whatever corrupted him. Even at the end he tells you that he can't control himself and that you have to kill him. I cried a little inside.

 

[Totenkopf]

Vergil, Devil May Cry 3
It's only the rain

 

[Corn Cutter]

Everyone in Assassin's Creed.

That game made me feel like I was the villain.

you WERE ^^

No you weren't, you were the good guy...

OT: Uhh, GLaDos from Portal, Andrew Ryan from Bioshock, the Collossi from Shadow of the Collossus as someone else said, that one woman in Poseidon's palace in GoW3 that you get to "help you through the level", but then again, it's expected in GoW for Kratos to just kill everyone he meets...

you killed people just because some other guy told you to without knowing what's really going on. yes, you asked every time, but you didn't get an answer and just left to kill the next one. that's not good IMO.

OT: in WW2-shooters I always hated killing German low level soldiers, because I thought it could've been my grandpa, who is just doing his job and has nothing to do with all that Nazi BS. But then they started shooting at me and I sent them to Valhalla with pleasure ^^

 

[stinkypitz]

Big Boss in MGS3, I almost cried after I learned what I had really done. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO